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Interviewer : Good morning, Ms. Angel Sullivan. It is a great pleasure to communicate with you on the medical affairs and on Fahey Medical Center, in particular. As a professional in the field of medical services of a huge scope, you are quite proficient in encompassing the entire specter of services that you suggest to your patients. Could you be so kind to make it plain as for the coordination of internal and external services in your facility? Ms. Sullivan : Good morning. The question is whether Fahey Medical Center is a facility that has a solid history of development. Thus, there is no way for any biases in this respect. To say more, the scope of procedures and nursing practices seems to be delivered across the generations. The administration board keeps a strict eye on the quality and of serving to patients as well as the medical background of each member of the personnel, first of all. Hence, in reality, the picture concerned with Fahey Medical Center is likely to be well-crafted in terms of distribution and adjustment of internal and external services. First of all, the board of doctors and practitioners in the Center are qualified according to their concrete specialization. Each patient is surrounded by a particular treatment that is usually weighed among doctors so that to omit any failure while diagnosticating. On the other hand, taking care of each among patients, the personnel are coherent in actions while curing or assisting them. In this respect, general practice in internal mutual activities within nurses complies with the norms of varied partnership and quite formal communication models and strategies to make the coordination of actions follow the initial standards of Medicare and Fahey Medical Center, in particular (Armstrong & Kendall, 2008). Further still, the main objective for every staff member is to be within one’s depth about doing something. In turn, it guarantees the state-of-the-art level of internal services the center provides. In accordance with the coordination of external services, the Center follows the terms of cooperation with colleagues in other medical centers in order to make the experience exchange viable and helpful in medical practice. Following Fahey Medical Center web one can get exhaustive information on currently employed doctors along with their contacts. Thus, the director of the center reduces any boundary between medicine and people in need of cure outside. Thus, one might see that the board of the Center appreciates external partnership. Nevertheless, the main prospect is to dwell on the primary care sector (Primary Care Partnerships, 2001). Providing the external integration in coordinating services, the main task
Global standardization in marketing is a type of marketing strategy that is intended and expected to work across different people with various tastes and choices. It involves sponsoring a product that is the same in all these nations while localization is used to refer to when a product is introduced in a new country away from home. Coca-Cola being a multinational corporation must choose a strategy that is aimed at helping the company attain its goals. Considering that Coca-Cola has tried operating using both strategies, which have brought out differing results, it would be effective and efficient to blend the two strategies together (Warf and Stutz 71). This can be explained with the fact that the local market may not enable the company to gain all the benefits realized from economies of scale, learning effects, and location economies. Also, it may not be possible to serve the whole global market from a single low-cost location. Production of a globally standardized product and marketing it would help attain the company to gain cost reductions that are associated with experience effects. Firms put into practice a global standardization strategy with the aim of achieving the huge profits that result from mass production such as reduced costs and economies of scale. Since global standardization involves producing a standardized product worldwide, the product may not be received well in all cultures since people have different tastes and preferences. Also, global standardization tends to forget about the local markets making the company faced stiff competition from local competitors as it happened in the late 1990s. If the localization strategy had been also in place, this would have been minimized since products were produced customized to meet the local demands. It takes into mind that tastes and preferences differ depending on the culture (Lau 126). Products will be produced to meet their demands and hence reducing the unnecessary competition experienced. The localization enables the firm to improve on its profits by ensuring that the commodities of Coca-Cola provide a high-quality equal to tastes and preferences of these differing cultures. In times when the demands for local responsiveness are high, the global standardization strategy would be inappropriate and hence should be substituted by the localization strategy, which helps meet the high local demand. On the other hand, a localization would limit the ability of the company to capture the cost reductions associated with mass production of a standard
Brasilia, the capital city of Brazil, has the same spelling as it is written in English. The location of the city is along the Central Western region of the country along Planalto central plateau. Its metropolitan area has an approximate population of about 3.6 million people which ranks as the forth largest in the country. It is a host to 119 embassies and falls in as one of the world-heritage-sites in accordance with UNESCO (Ribeiro, 33). The city holds the Brazilian government’s headquarters amongst a very large number of company headquarters. This city was inaugurated in the year 1960 by then President Juscelino Kubitscheck after an almost five year long period of the city’s construction from scratch. This was a fulfillment of a proposal that dated back in the late 19 th century. The reason for its choice as the capital of the country was due to its central location as compared to the former capital Rio de Janeiro. The main player in the architectural designs of the city was Oscar Niemeyer with the close assistance of his friend Lucio Costa. The latter was the main person in urbanizing the shape of this city. The city boasts of having the best traffic control in the country today as compared to other Brazilian cities courtesy of Costa. The city has a “tropical savanna” mode of climate. It has a dry season which ends towards the close of September from late in March or earlier in the month of April. June is the coolest month in the city with the temperatures approaching 13 degrees. The city consists most of white people who make up approximately 50% of the population. The least in the population are (Santos, 241). The main religion in Brasilia is Catholics who make up approximately 70% receded by Muslims who are about 1%. The landscape of the capital is likened to a plane according to the design by Costa. Planalto palace houses the presidential offices. During the initial plan, the city was meant for government officials and other nobles though it got an influx of other people who mainly came to the city in search of employment opportunities in the civil service. This explains the difference in settlement schemes in the area which is often referred to as “utopian” due to the high end living conditions (Santos, 241). The economy of the city is in a large essence a government based one. Public administration has overtaken industrialization in the city having the highest GDP at 55%. The main industries in the city are non-pollutant due to a setting by the government which discourages emissions in the capital (Leac
I would like to discuss one of advertising commercials of “Coca – Cola” in the context of the consumer behavior challenge with the view to such issues as: identifying types of sign used in the commercial and the product qualities being communicated by them, commenting on the effectiveness of these signs used to communicate the intentional message. In this connection we need o say that nowadays consumers have very high expectations and demands for personalized products among which are daily drinks. The successfulness of the marketing planning depends on such issues as: finding product’s most important and profitable prospects, following this – delivering what the customer needs. The best approach in the given situation is to adjust marketing strategies to the segmentation of the consumer’s behavior. Let’s analyze this poster. We can see here a little boy (whose eyes are big and shiny because he is exited with “Coke”) from the ordinary American family, near the box with “Coke”, who is whispering to some other parents form some other families, that may have kids too, such a phrase: “Take some home today!” (We may suppose that, if this boy is o happy with the “Coke”, then other kids from other families would be also happy, if their parents will bring some “Coke” home for them.) Than we can see that the word “today” is outlined with red mark. From the psychological point of view we can say that the consumer should think about this information as an important one because it is marked with red line. And to outline the statement that the consumer should buy the “Coke” today and not forget to do they putt a sign of attention – “!” at the end of the statement. Let’s look on the bottles with “Coca – Cola” and on the box where they are situated. The bottles are shiny in order to attract the consumer’s attention to the liquid which is in them. This part of the commercial effectively communicates with the message on the red box (which also attracts the consumer’s attention in a certain way because of its color – it is known fact that red color attracts people’s attention): “Delicious and refreshing”. The last phrase means that he “Coke” is the desirable liquid not only by kids but by the adults too, because being busy with out any rest person needs something that will bring him or her a sort of relaxation and refreshment. So we can state the he accent on this commercial is made not only on the segment of society called “kids”, but also on the “adults”, and on the major segment of the society as “family”. So, in the process of the effective commercial we need to combine such issues as: understanding of the demographic behavior as well as the consumer behavi
Appropriateness of the food production and services system My place of work is at the Wembley football stadium, where I work as a waiter in one of the boxes. Usually, a single chef is normally assigned to one box. In addition, one waiter is also expected to take care of a single guest room, and help with the service of the guests. My nature of work therefore is that of a waiter in a busy football stadium. The main consumers that normally frequent the stadium are mainly those of the age bracket between 15 years and 45 years. Nevertheless, there are still those who are out of this age bracket. The needs and preferences of this age bracket of customers is both complex and complicated. The demands and preferences shall often be dictated by their purchasing powers, as well as the influences that they get from friends and relatives. In terms of needs, these fans usually go for ready-to eat meals, deserts, and soft drinks. Nevertheless, there are also the sports official and a handful of other guests that usually prefers a full course meal. At the Wembley stadium the menu planning is such that a main course meal is served, followed by deserts, and soft drinks. As for alcohol, a customer needs to pre-order and pay for it in advance. Besides, no guest is permitted to bring with them their own drinks in to the box. All the alcohol has to be drunk at the lower level. In order to fulfill the needs of the customers therefore, a system of cook and serve is usually practiced at the Wembley stadium. This system is especially suited to such foods as the frozen and chilled foods, ice cream, frozen pies, and desserts. In addition, the eating times are usually varied at the Wembley stadium, with the peak hours usually reaching a few hours into the start of an event. Nevertheless, the food choices that are made by the customers are based on what they select for the menu. Additionally, the nature of the requirements that a system with reduced time of holding from when food is prepared to when it gets consumed, greatly appeals to this food and beverage establishment. Nevertheless, this system also calls for an extensive and prior preparation of the ingredients to be used. Energy conservation methods applicable in the hospitality industry At the department of food preparation, the staff ensures that the controls for oven thermostats are in a working condition. Moreover, the doors to the oven are not usually opened longer than is necessary. Also, the cookers and oven that are not in use usually gets turned off. The panswitch lids and pots are also normally covered while the cooking is going on. At the restaurant, light gets turned off whenever they are not needed. Also broken windowpanes are normally replaced immediately, to ensure that air ingression does not occur. The laundry department ensures that the washing machines always get operated when fully loaded. This is because whether partial or fully loaded, the a
Introduction Shopping is an integral part of a human life. Not long time ago, people could have an opportunity to visit shops or other places and buy something. Nowadays, online shopping becomes a successful alternative to ordinary shopping. People should know that the importance to search the information about shopping malls, shops, restaurants, and entertainment zones has been replaced by the possibility to focus on the ways of payment and shipment, customer information, the idea of customer support, product features, and security details. In this research proposal, I will discuss online shopping features and the details customers have to be aware of in order not to become deceived, screwed, or confused with the opportunities offered. Background information on online shopping will be presented, and the way on how to succeed in online shopping will be discussed. This project is based on the combination of primary and secondary research including online shopping facts DMC students are already aware of and the information they want to know more on this topic. A mixed-method research framework in the form of interviews and questionnaires will be used to gather the opinions, and the review of the literature helps to clarify the standards of online shopping. Background Report Research Questions In this project, the following research questions will be discussed:  1. What do DMC students know about online shopping?  2. Do DMC students prefer online shopping over other types of shopping?  3. What does it mean to plan shopping?  4. What are the details of online shopping DMC students should be aware of?  5. What kind of information should be shared by online shoppers? Definitions of Terms Online shopping – is the act of purchasing services or products via the Internet ( BusinessDictionary , n.d.).   * E-commerce – is a general term to cover an existing variety of online business activities, buying, selling, conducting transactions, etc. with the help of electronic communications and digital information processing technologies (Mohapatra, 2012).   * Customer – is a person who buys services or goods ( English Oxford living dictionaries n.d.).   * Product – is an item or a service that is offered for sale and gains a physical, virtual, or cyber form ( The economic times , n.d.). Literature Review Shopping Essence It is hard to imagine this life even without an idea of buying food, things, clothes, services, and other important issues. People analyze their current situations and choose the methods that are appropria
Introduction In the 17th century, New England’s colonies were disintegrated: politically, religiously, and ethnically. There was a dissent in the society, because of the difference in beliefs and world views. The majority of the founders’ children tried to find their religion, but usually, they failed. Main body Baptism and religious conversion became a problem by 1660. In 1640, the Baptists appeared in the settlements; they considered that each person could be baptized. But since their views didn’t match the Puritan community’s beliefs, the Baptists were prosecuted and arrested. In 1662, the clergy adopted the Half-Way Covenant, which stated that the Baptized parents could bring their children to church for the baptism. It was an attempt to draw more people to their religion. Even though the Half-Way Covenant was rejected by many church members, by 1680 it was transformed to universal baptism. In 1660, the Restoration era began in England. The six colonies were established under the Restoration government. The proprietors tried to draw people to their colonies by offering civil liberties and making land acquirement easier. The colonies were ethnically diverse and politically unstable. James Harrington was a founder of the idea that power must be determined by the distribution of land. He suggested the rotation of the governmental officials. Using Harrington’s ideas, the proprietors wanted to create in Carolina an aristocratic society, where the power would belong to few persons. But instead of engaging in land ownership, the settlers practiced forests exploitation, cattle raising, and slave trade. In 1664 James, the Duke of York tried to submit the territory of New Netherland and make it English. His policy didn’t attract Englishmen to the colony. Most of the English newcomers adopted the Dutch way of life. The territory was managed by the English people only since the colony was left by the Dutch government in 1674. The Quakers colony One of the most extraordinary social phenomena during the Restoration era was the Quakers colony in Delaware. Their beliefs were based on the pacifist ideology and their worldviews were denied by other religious communities. Quakers believed that each person can find salvation within and that God is the inner light. Because of their religion, Quakers were prosecuted and few of them were even executed. Quakers paid a lot of attention to family and c
The wethered issue of genius and madness has induced a long blank and a clinical hobby among researchers. Although amiableness has a different meaning than creativity when established in a social environment, it is difficult to imagine a non-creative genius (Fink et al. 1-10). the creativity of two oddities and the result is the key to pleasantness (Cropley 2-14). The thought of a relationship amid creativity and prosperity of mentally diseased has mostly been maintained with rare stories of incredible art use when involved people fought against the discouragement or liquor ill-use. Previous studies that focused primarily on schizophrenia and bipolar disorder have given some experimental evidence of the relationship between creativity and psychopathology. We recently found that patients with schizophrenia or bipolar disorder and their non-analyzed relatives overrepresented in innovative professions (ie, logic professions and fiction) in contrast to occupations of control (Kyaga et al. 373-79). This link was not found in people with unipolar grief. Although even though some studies tend to differentiate the psychopathology of schizophrenia and bipolar disorder from creativity, there is some support for a connection. It has been researched that 294 technicians and scientists who were born in German nations between 1650 and 1900 (Baer 16-29) discovered a reasonable increase of smaller psychiatric exacerbations among specialists although bipolar disorder had been found only on scientists. Galvez et al. (185-90) report that mental illnesses such as bipolar disorder are generally regarded as harmful and are associated with considerable stigma (Hayward et al. Proudfoot et al. in Galvez et al. 185-90). It is unfortunate, because mental illness is common, and bipolar disorder is one of the most frequent and serious mental illnesses (Centorrino et al. Perron et al. all in Galvez et al. 185-90). Bipolar disorder may cause disabling and life-treatment (with suicide rate for the entire lifetime of about 10%), but is also highly treatable (Yatham et al. in Galvez et al. 185-90). What is rarely recognized by the public and professionals, is that mental illn
Description Introduction The topic of this interview is concerned with two amok runs that took place in Vienna (Austria) on March 8, 2018, and Munster (Germany) on April 7, 2018. The interview was conducted via Skype with my brother who is currently residing in Vienna. The interview was taped. The chosen research format of an interview is indeed methodologically suitable as there is a good reason to believe that its application will enable a researcher to discover the in-depth subtleties of the issue in question. Method The conducted interview is best defined as semi-structured. Most of the questions that the interviewee was exposed to are open-ended. A fair share of them is contextually reactive. The rationale for conducting this type of interview has to do with both the participant sample of one person and the fact that the data, collected through conducting a semi-structured interview, is assumed to have a wide scope of discursive implications (Castillo-Montoya, 2016). To ensure the interview’s ethical soundness, the interviewee was asked to provide informed consent (Bell, 2010). Results The main idea that underlines the discursive significance of the obtained responses from the interviewee is that it is the government’s fault that the amok runs, such as the ones in Vienna and Munster, continue to take place throughout the EU regularly. As he stated, “It is either the elected officials begin to act responsibly… or they will end up being booted out of their offices”. The emotionally charged sounding of the interviewee’s answers is suggestive of the fact that he indeed takes the issue close to heart. Evaluation It took 10 minutes to conduct the interview. Its transcriptive and analytical phases lasted for about 20 minutes each. The interview’s main ethical issue appears to be reflective of the fact that the obtained responses do not correlate with the official stance on what should be deemed the significance of both tragic incidents. This confirms the appropriateness of choice in favor of the semi-structured interview format. Evaluation 2 The main disadvantages of using interviews as a research method are as follows: a) the procedure’s time-consuming nature, b) presence of the element of perceptual bias in the would-be elicited responses, c) difficulty in ensuring the cross-sectional integrity of the data that a researcher seeks to obtain (Noaks & Wincup, 2004). Among the method’s foremost advantages can be named the fact that