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...Celeste Moreno 11/5/13 Sales and Marketing Mr. Rugnao Terms Marketing: The activity, set of institutions, and processes for creating, communicating delivering and exchanging offerings that have value for customers, clients, partners and society a large. Production Orientation: A philosophy that focuses on the internal capabilities of the firm rather than on the desires and needs of the marketplace. Sales Orientation: The ideas that people will buy more goods and services if aggressive sales techniques are used and that high sales result in high profits. Marketing Concept: The idea that the social and economic justification for an organization’s existence is the satisfaction of customer wants and needs while meeting organizational objectives. Market Orientation: A philosophy that assumes that a sale does not depend on an aggressive sales force but rather on a customer’s decision to purchase a product; it is synonymous with the marketing concept. Societal Marketing Orientation: The idea that an organization exists not only to satisfy customer wants and needs and to meet organizational objectives but also to preserve or enhance individuals’ and society’s long-term best interests. Costumer Value: The relationship between benefits and the sacrifice necessary to obtain those benefits. Customer Satisfaction: Customers’ evaluation of a good or service in terms of whether it has met their needs and expectations. Relationship Marketing: A strategy that focuses on keeping...
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...Sample Concept Paper ABC PROJECT CONCEPT PAPER: How to involve young parents in advocating for proposed school regulation Background of this idea ABC’s mission is to advocate for the rights of people with disabilities. In the past few years, we have been concerned about how to best advocate for young parents with children who have disabilities—especially since a recently proposed school regulation will have a huge impact on their lives. To sufficiently influence policy makers, these parents need to be educated on the issues and involved in advocating for the new regulation. Their involvement will give ABC’s advocacy work the necessary visible support of young families. However, few young parents participate in ABC’s advocacy programs, preferring to join XYZ for their relevant information and support groups or LMN for their help in addressing problems in the school system. ABC recognizes that young parents have a limited amount of free time and wants to make it easy for them to participate in its advocacy efforts. In addition, ABC needs to be a good steward of its resources and not compete for clients with other organizations that are providing excellent complementary services. Purpose of the alliance The purpose of this alliance is to • Share information about the proposed school regulation • Recruit young parents into the project • Provide training to young parents so that they can assist in revising the proposed school regulation • Defray the costs of parent...
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...Teori atom modern pertama kali dikenalkan oleh Dalton ia menyebutkan bahwa unsure tersusun atas partikel yang sangat kecil yang disebut atom . atom yang menyusun suatu unsure yang satu berbeda dengan unsure yang lain . unsure unsure ini dapat menjadi sebuah senyawa dengan syarat membutuhkan atom atom dari unsure yang sesuai serta jumlah yang spesifik dari atom atom ini . | Teori ini dibantah setelah penemuan adanya sub atom yang ternyata menyusun atom yaitu electron , proton dan neutron. Semua atom dapat di identifikasi berdasarkan jumlah proton dan neutron yang di kandungnya. -nomor massa = jumlah proton + jumlah neutron - nomor atom = nomor massa – jumlah neutron Table periodic ditemukan pada tahun 1800-1900 fungsinya untuk mengelompokan unsure unsure yang mempunyai sifat fisis an kimia yang mirip . baris horizontal menyatakan periodedan baris vertical menyatakan golongan . terdapat tiga kategori unsure yaitu logam,non logam, dan metalloid. Molekul adalah suatu kumpulan yang terdiri dari dua atom atau lebih dalam susunan tertentu yang terikat bersama oleh gaya gaya kimia. Sedangkan ion adalah sebuah atau sekelompok atom yang mempunyai muatan total positif atau negative . Rumus molekul adalah rumus yang menunjukan jumlah eksak atom atom dari setiap unsure di dalam unit terkecil suatu zat . sedangkan rumus empiris menunjukan kepada kita unsure unsure yang ada dan perbandingan bilangan bulat paling sederhana dari atom atomnya. Rumus senyawa ionic biasanya sama...
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...Smartphone Security Survey of U.S. consumers Sponsored by AVG Technologies Independently conducted by Ponemon Institute LLC Publication Date: March 2011 Ponemon Institute© Research Report Smartphone Security Survey of U.S. Consumers Ponemon Institute, March 2011 Part 1. Introduction Ponemon Institute is pleased to present the findings of the Smartphone Security Survey: A Study of U.S. Consumers sponsored by AVG Technologies. The goal of the research is to determine consumers’ perceptions about the potential privacy and security risks when using their smartphones. In addition, we wanted to learn if participants in our study care about these risks and if they take security precautions. We surveyed 734 consumers who are 18 years and older and own a smartphone. The risks that we address in our survey concern location tracking, transmission of confidential payment without the user’s knowledge or consent, diallerware (specialized malware unique to smartphones), spyware, viruses from insecure WiFi networks and others. What we learned is that most of the consumers in our study are using their smartphones without understanding that they are exposing their sensitive information to the risks listed above. We also believe the findings of this study signal a potential security risk for organizations because so many consumers surveyed use their smartphones for both business and personal use. With business confidential information stored on these smartphones, organizations should...
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...Phuong Austin #30552584 Orientation Checklist Congratulations! Now that you have completed your Student Success Plan, it is now time to put your plan into action. If you need help in reviewing your Student Success Plan, please contact your Admissions Representative or another Graduation Team member. The purpose of the Orientation C hecklist below is to give you a quick view of your priorities in this Orientation class. You can print this checklist to keep track of your successfully completed assignments. Your checklist will also be available to you in the Orientation via the Student Success Plan link in the Module 1 overview. The checklist in the classroom will update with checkmarks as the assignments are successfully completed. In addition to using the checklist, it is important to visit the Gradebook to receive your professor's feedback. Once again, thank you for completing your Student Success Plan. We look forward to supporting you as you achieve your academic goal To begin, visit the C ampus C ommon to access your Orientation class. The first thing that you will see in the classroom is the professor's Announcements. Read these first, then continue to the materials under C ourse Home in the classroom navigation bar on the left. Course Home Readings Announcements C ourse Home Lectures Module 1: Introduction Readings All Module 1 lectures Assignments Assignment 1: Introduce Yourself Assignment 2: Student Success Plan Module 2: Technical Skills for Online Learning Readings...
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...Evidence-Based Fever Management Teaching Intervention for Emergency Room Nurses Alonya Elgrably Dominican University of California E-MAIL: ERSPRSTAR@gmail.com March 04, 2010 Signature Page This capstone project is assembled under the direction of the candidate’s program advisor and approved by the Director of the Master’s program and the Chair of the Nursing Department. It has been presented to and accepted by the Faculty of the School of Nursing, Dominican University of California, in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Masters of Science, Nursing. ______________________________________________ __________________ Candidate Date ______________________________________________ __________________ Advisor or Director Date ______________________________________________ __________________ Department Chair Date ______________________________________________ __________________ Dean of the School of Health Sciences Date Evidence-Based Fever Management Teaching Intervention for Emergency Room Nurses Fever has long been a common childhood illness faced by parents, physicians, and nurses. In fact, 30 percent of visits to the emergency room included fever as the main complaint (Watts, Robertson, & Thomas, 2003). Over the decades the research has shown fever to be an adaptive physiological mechanism and shown to improve survival rates and shorten the duration of the disease...
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...political groups: very closely, somewhat closely, not too closely, or not at all?" Very closely Somewhat closely Not too closely Not at all Unsure % % % % % 6/1-4/13 20 34 24 21 1 "How serious do you consider the IRS giving greater scrutiny to conservative political groups applying for tax-exempt status: very serious, somewhat serious, not too serious, or not serious at all?" Very serious Somewhat serious Not too serious Not serious at all Unsure % % % % % 6/1-4/13 49 28 12 7 4 "Do you think high-ranking Obama administration officials were aware of IRS targeting of conservative groups, or do you think knowledge of the practice was mainly limited to IRS employees in the Cincinnati office where applications for tax-exempt status are processed?" N=755 margin of error 4 High-ranking officials were aware Mainly Cincinnati employees Unsure % % % 6/1-4/13 50 36 14 "Do you think high-ranking IRS officials in Washington were aware of IRS targeting of conservative groups, or do you think knowledge of the practice was mainly limited to IRS employees in the Cincinnati office where applications for tax-exempt status are processed?" N=774 margin of error 4 High-ranking officials were aware Mainly Cincinnati employees Unsure % % % 6/1-4/13 59 25 16 I found this Gallop Poll under the topic of the IRS and political groups interesting because I own...
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...Abstract In chapter 4 of our textbook, we visited the subject of Role Conflict and Role Ambiguity. They are both similar in that they both result in some level of conflict, however they are also very different. This paper shares some examples of both subjects and further explains their difference and similarity. Describe a situation in which you experienced role conflict or role ambiguity. What caused it? How are the two ideas related, and how are they different? Role ambiguity occurs when a person is unsure about the role that is to be performed, or unsure about how to approach a certain situation (Newstorm, pg 90, 2011). People become unsure about their roles because it has not been appropriately defined and communicated. I experienced this once a couple of years ago, where I was working as a Library Assistant. The previous librarian had resigned and for some months I was reporting to the second in command. During this time I was put in control of many of the tasks of a Librarian, and so when a new Librarian was appointed I felt reprimanded for taking initiative to continue these tasks. I presume that as an assistant, I was not eligible to perform some of the tasks that I had been, however when the new Librarian came in there was no clear understanding of what was to be done differently; Communication was lacking in this situation. Role conflict is where the expectation and/or perceptions of a role to be performed are misunderstood (Newstorm, pg 90, 2011). Role conflict...
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...In the section for the interpretation of my creative piece, the group that looked at my piece commented on power imbalance and appearance vs reality. These were both elements I intentionally conveyed though different creative elements including scale and colour. However, I am unsure where the idea that Macbeth is anxious came from. This was not something I intended to convey in my piece. Next, in “The Good” section size difference, colour, appearance vs reality, and the black colouration of Lady Macbeth’s eyes were all mentioned. I believe that these were all some of the stronger aspects of my creative piece. In the concerns section, there were a variety off different concerns expressed. In this sections there were ratings added that were...
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...One thing that contributed to the wrongful conviction of Baltovich was the over-reliance on key eyewitnesses. About 20% of the time witness are picking people in a lineup that are innocent (When Eyes Deceive, 2009). The eye witness evidence should have not been used in this case because the eyewitnesses were all unsure of what they saw. The witness that claimed he saw Baltovich driving Bain’s car described someone that looked nothing like Baltovich. Furthermore, the two witnesses that claimed they say Baltovich and Bain’s at a picnic table were discredited because Baltovich was with his family the whole time, but still these two witnesses were included in the trial. The National Post (2015) article notes that the witness answer during a lineup should be yes or...
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...tentative. In the soliloquy, Shakespeare develops an indecisive tone by using metaphors to further characterize Othello as tentative. Shakespeare utilizes this soliloquy to employ metaphors which reveal Othello’s uncertainty after being told that Desdemona is unfaithful. The tone which is also evident within the soliloquy helps to further develop the uncertainty seen in Othello spawning from Iago’s dishonesty. In the beginning, Othello exclaims that if Desdemona is cheating and that “though that her jesses were my dear heartstrings, / I’ld whistle her off and let her down the wind, / To pray at fortune”(Shakespeare 3.3. 302-305). This metaphor, telling of Othello’s still existent love but need to expel Desdemona, illustrates how Othello is unsure of the news when he claims he still is in love with Desdemona. It also characterizes him as tentative because of the uncertainty that she is unfaithful and the actions he would take to resolve an affair. Next, Othello ends his soliloquy when he makes the statement that “Even this forked plague is fated to us / When we do quicken”(3.3. 317-318). Othello is reminiscing on idea...
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...on-call physician will assess patient within one hour, provide care, order any needed diagnostic tests, medications, etc., complete a Report of Fall Incident Note and document circumstances of fall in medical record, notify all team members of the patient’s fall, complete Fall Risk assessment and implement high risk fall interventions, if indicated. First 24 hours after the fall: obtain vital signs every 8 hours, observe for possible injuries not evident at the time of the fall (assess limb reflex, joint range of motion, weight bearing), Assess for mental status changes, Assess need for restrictions in mobility if warranted, If actual or suspected head trauma, perform neurological checks as ordered by physician. (VAMC 2007). It is unsure what type of post fall assessments if any, were done after this patient fell, was the doctor notified were any orders placed for further diagnostic testing, or assessments, or if any...
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...telling the story. This story is to communicate with those who are in need of people to donate from. This story was attended to those who are unsure or afraid of having surgery or donating anything needed. There were a lot of details the author used in this short essay. She reffered to Jennifer’s strength to Xena Warrior Princess. She also mentioned how people were afraid to mention that they were donors on their identification cards. The details in this story were very effective because it happens in our every day lives. In this story “Our Own WarriorPrincess”, the bigger picture is knowing that it is okay to be afraid to go and have surgery. But more importantly, it is okay to go out and save a life. Maureen Dowd transitioned this story into donating when she mentioned, “There was a complicated operation for the two side by side, that lasted from 7:30 a to 10 pm”(Dowd 255).This tells you that there were to people side by side getting ready for surgery and a transplant. In this story, the author reinforces her argument by letting you know that it is very hard to come across a transplant and lets you also know what some people are willing to go through to get a transplant. Without these two paragraghs some people wouldn’t know the strengths that some people have. The author also wanted you to know that it is okay to be unsure of...
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...The Revealing of Robert Frost’s “The Road Not Taken” Virginia White Liberty University Thesis: Through his use of imagery, symbolism, and emotion, Frost creates the theme of the importance of making the right choice in life. 1. Introduction and Thesis 2. Imagery a. Picture of 2 roads b. Person is in a yellow wood c. 1 path was grassy, one was worn d. Brings reader back at the end 3. Symbolism e. Comparing 2 roads to 2 choices in life f. Determining the outcomes of the choices by looking as far as he could down both paths g. Abrupt decision making h. Importance of making the right choice 4. Emotion i. Insecure/unsure in the beginning j. A little eager in the middle, taking risks k. Sad/melancholy at the end 5. Close The Revealing of Robert Frost’s “The Road Not Taken” One of Robert Frost’s best poems, “The Road Not Taken”, is a very realistic poem, making one think about their current situation in life and how important making choices can be. Frost finds himself at a halt at a crossroad in life, weighing the options of each path that he could possibly take. Through his use of imagery, symbolism, and emotion, Frost creates the theme of the importance of making the right choice in life. Frost uses imagery a lot in this poem, making one imagine where he was standing at that current time. The imagery used really contributes a lot to the poem...
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