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Marketing plan The most important aspect in this drive relies heavily on the connection with the customers using the Zipbike. This is a pivotal because the product will need to penetrate in the market and gain widespread acceptance. Such a plan would be the first consideration before introduction in the market fraternity. This is already in place; there are a number of ways of attaining this. A more convenient way that will cater for delivery and distribution is complete. The plan locates two areas for its initial operations, San Francisco and UC Davis. The former is critical for Zipbike to lay its foot because the move will avoid congestion traffic within the city, while the latter will give students a fast and convenient transportation within campus. The rationale for choosing these areas is because bicycle cycling is the major sporting activity and will ease congestion and provide an alternative mode of transportation for students. This business plan is thus designed from the context of market availability and the desires to introduce state of art product that will not only consummate the cost but also make available a variety of products that are affordable, attractively designed for a specific occasion, and address the customers’ need. An emailing system is underway in the Company’s website; this will capture the communication from consumers, their area of location, and other important details. Other can also request delivery through that system and we expect to institute an emergency and standby team that can respond to immediate requirement from our customers who would not be able to access the retail areas. In this regard, our marketing protocol will revolve around sending emails to existing Zipcar customer to respond to the customer’s needs by responding appropriately. Already the plan has three suppliers to help market the product in these areas. These are Nashbar Company, Loading dock supply LLC, and Apple OS. These affiliates will provide specialist services to the program. Nashbar will supply all parts needed, provide various bicycles at a reasonable price, and also carry out leasing. Loading will be offering docking equipment and provide locking merchandise. Finally, Apple OS will provide applications for fast returning bikes, provide GPS system to help track lost or stolen bikes. Zipcar Company will also institute an approach of sending out flyers in UC Davis campus and San Francisco Bart stations to let the potential customers aware of the new services in town. Operating plan Production process mainly features eight chronological steps; the first step involves registering bike rental services with the security of state to legalize the operation and put in plac
Pediatric nurses play a paramount role in promoting health within the pediatric population and recognizing the family unit as consideration for planning care. In pediatrics, just like in any other field of medicine, nurses make up for the majority of the workforce. This means that pediatric nurses serve as the main mediators between families, children, and various healthcare plans and programs available to them (Guises, 2014). Pediatric nurses can promote health in various ways, but mostly through the direct, hands-on approach, and through education. Even though pediatric nurses are always available, in the majority of scenarios, it is parents who will take primary care of the child. A nurse can assist them by providing all the necessary advice and information required to take proper care of the child at various stages of their development (Guises, 2014). When developing a plan of care for the child, it is very important to consider its stage of development. Depending on this stage, the child may have different physical and psychological needs, as well as be exposed to different kinds of high-risk behaviors. Children at the early stages of infancy tend to be vulnerable to anything that might cause them to harm due to a lack of understanding or care for personal safety (“Child development theorists,” n.d.). At the same time, an older and more developed child could have deeper psychological needs than mere physical care provided by a parent or a nurse. For a child below one year of age, the feeling of safety and trust is considered one of the most important psychological aspects of their being. It is very important for the child’s parents to realize that at this stage of development there is nobody else in the world that the child cares about or trusts more. In developmental care for toddlers, parental presence is mandatory, as, without the physical presence of the mother or father, the child would feel lost, frightened, and insecure. At the same time, the pediatric nurse would not carry the same level of trust for the child and will be unable to provide comfort. Newborn children tend to have very specific physical needs such as the need for breast milk, which cannot be fully replaced by artificial supplements, as breast
Introduction The universal healthcare (UHC) system offers numerous opportunities and advantages for the different layers within a chosen society but, at the same time, imposes potential challenges and negative sides. The opinions on how the implementation of UHC influences the economy and community differ. The U.S. is the only country among the OECD nations that does not offer universal healthcare, while almost 30 million people there do not possess health insurance (“Should all Americans”). Thus, it is possible to say that there are aspects that stop the country from implementing this system. The UHC supporters claim that no one should be deprived of healthcare, regardless of their income, and the opponents say that individuals, not the government, should be responsible for their health security (“Should All Americans”). The purpose of this paper is to analyze the view that UHC would lead to lower costs and increase access to care and the opinion that UHC implies substantial costs and reduces care quality. Main body The first claim is that UHC integration can lead to the unequal distribution of healthcare and can lower the quality of the services in this industry. The study conducted in England shows that through the provision of UHC, the nation can start the journey towards achieving healthcare equity, but there are still apparent inequalities with this system (Asaria et al. 637). Therefore, the study proves that despite UHC’s aims to offer equal quality to everyone, the reality reveals other results, portraying that inequality in access to high-quality healthcare still exists. Besides, the study found out that “poorer access and worse patient outcomes” are mostly associated with those who have a lower social disadvantage (Asaria et al. 637). From this perspective, UHC does not provide fair healthcare provision to everyone, and the issues of social inequality in terms of quality and access remain in the arena. UHC aims to provide healthcare to everyone, even to those who do not have the financial means to cover it, which implies that this system needs financing. Viewing UHC as a beneficial structure that will improve health, reduce costs, and lower inequality in terms of healthcare access still implies the necessity of substantial funds. According to Tangcharoensathien et al., UHC represents an efficient tool to achieve “an improved level and distribution of health,” but requires governmental investments in primary care first (101). Consequently, the implementation of UHC starts with enhancing primary care towards the proper level that will allow its execution. It is possible to say that the claim in support of UHC as a measure to provide affordable care and lower the costs involves the drawbacks, such as significant financial expenditures. Thus, one can see that the universal healthcare system offers both advantages and disadvantages, and it depends on the country and on how to view this concept. Along with the benefit that UHC can make healthcare affordable to everyone goes
Abstract The paper at hand is aimed at examining the process of cars recycling in the context of energy use. It is considered critical to elucidate this problem and find the alternative solutions that might assist in minimizing the negative impact of the recycling. The core theme of the paper is the comparative analysis of steel and aluminum and the advantages of these materials from the recycling perspective. The problem is examined both generally and applying to the German economy. The paper provides a detailed overview of the relevant literature and points out the existing gaps. A particular focus is put on the analysis of two case studies. The first study has economic implications. Thus, it evaluates the possibilities of replacing relatively cheap steel by costly aluminum with the view that the latter is more environmentally-friendly. The study proposes an explicit worth analysis of the proposed change. The second case study puts an emphasis on the environmental side of the problem. Hence, it offers a comparative analysis of steel and aluminum in terms of the impact that they have on the environment when being recycled. The study illustrates the benefits of the latter and outlines two potential scenarios of the change implementation. The pivot of the paper at hand is the proposal description. Thus, it offers guidance for replacing steel with aluminum and assesses potential outcomes for the two scenarios. The discussion part of the paper summarizes the received findings and draws the relevant conclusions. It overviews the arguments supporting the replacement of steel and outlines the framework for future research. Thence, it is recommended that the existing study is further extended in order to study the impact of the proposed implementation in the context of the German economy. All the tables and statistical figures are provided in the appendix and can be employed for future investigation. Introduction In the last 20 years, manufacturing automobile has increased dramatically where it is been counted that the number of manufactured cars in 2015 has reached to 90,780,583 units [1]. The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has estimated an increase of 32% in the total number of vehicles between 1997- 2020 in OECD nations. Moreover, the number of passenger cars every year is being increased in the Europe. Where the total car production has reached 15 million cars by the end of year 2014 [2]. Automobiles are crucial to society and constantly being used. Yet they have a huge impact on environment during its life cycle. The energy, resources, the waste that is being generated during the manufacturing and using phase and the disposal at the end of the useful life of the vehicles is huge. In 2010 is being counted that 14% of the global greenhouse gas emissions comes from the transportation sector as most of the world’s transportation energy is from fossil fuels [3]. Recycling concept of the cars does incorporate the recycle, reuse and recovery. The main motivation behind the recycling comes from various elements that have changed wit
Abstract The current research paper examines the life of Cathay Williams. She is the only female buffalo soldier in the United States of America. In the research paper, the researcher examines the soldier’s life from the time before her master shifted to Jefferson City, to her death in Trinidad. She was freed by the Union Army during the Civil War. The female soldier travelled throughout the United States of America serving in different capacities. For example, she served as a cook and laundress for the country’s army during the war. She left the military after she revealed to an army doctor that she was female. She was taken through a medical examination after deliberately faking illness. Cathay moved to a community of Blacks and Hispanics in Raton, where she lived in a boardinghouse. Afterwards, she returned to her former town of Trinidad. Back in Trinidad, the former soldier operated a business, owned a piece of land, and eventually died. Historians point out that there were at least 400 other female buffalo soldiers who served during the Civil War. Introduction to Cathay Williams, the Young Slave Girl The story of Cathay Williams began when her ancestors arrived in the United States of America from West Africa. The American slaves did not come from fishing and hunting communities. On the contrary, majority of them were drawn from West Africa’s agricultural tribes. The New World needed their agrarian skills to develop their plantations. Bound in chains, Cathay Williams’ ancestors arrived at the New World’s shores. At this time, slave trade was a very lucrative business in the region. The trade was a significant contributor to the economy of the United States of America. Cathay was born to a free father and a slave mother, just like many other children in the plantations where the slaves worked in. Cathay began her life as a slave girl in the town of Independence, Missouri. However, in spite of the fact that the United States of America was a democratic country, Cathay could not become a free American. From an early age, the girl determined that one day, she would attain some level of freedom (Adrienne, n.d). In 1850, she moved from her home county to Jefferson City. The shift was necessary after the master, William Johnson, moved to Jefferson. According Adrienne (n.d), Cathay Williams never had children. Many historians have made efforts to explain this observation. According to most historians, the reason why Cathay did not have children was probably because of the sad reality that her children will also end up as slaves in the white man’s plantations. There is evidence suggesting that some slave women would even kill their children to keep them from suffering the oppression of slavery. Cathay was a domestic servant, but she would also help out in the farm during planting and harvesting seasons when labor was needed the most. Her main job description was, however, much easier than that of the slave working in the fields under the elements. Her responsibilities at her master’s house entailed serving food, carrying out general cl
Successful companies are the ones that satisfy the changing needs of their customers. A satisfied customer will always come back and purchase the required products from the company or business (Minh and Huu 108). That being the case, my interpretation of exceeding a customer’s expectation is the ability to deliver admirable, memorable, and quality services to the targeted buyers. In order to achieve this goal, companies should be able to market superior products or services, address emerging problems, and ensure every customer feels empowered. These measures will make it easier for different business organizations to tackle the challenge of competition and eventually exceed the needs or expectations of their buyers. There are various practices that are associated with firms that meet and exceed the expectations of their respective customers. The first one is the ability to collect data and information from the customers in order to create better service delivery procedures (Ilieska 329). The implementation of a customer-centered service delivery model is another attribute associated with a company that exceeds the expectations of the targeted clients (Ilieska 330). Being aware of the experiences of the customers after selling the products is another attribute of successful companies. From a personal experience, I strongly believe that there are various companies that exceed the expectations of their customers. Google Incorporation is a good example of these firms. The company produces quality products based on the emerging needs of the targeted customers (Minh and Huu 112). The services are delivered to the customers wherever they are. The employees are usually encouraged to collect feedback from every customer. The acquired data and information are then used to promote research and development (R&D). These measures have continued to support Google’s business model. Consequently, the firm has remained a leader in its market segment. Key Points from the Video The video “Exceeding Customer Expectations” outlines a number of key points that can be embraced by companies that want to exceed the needs and expectations of their respective customers. The video begins by encouraging companies to do what the targeted customers expect from them (“Exceeding Customer Expectations”). By so doing, the customers will have their needs met in a timely manner. The video goes further to explain why firms should do more than what is expected by the targeted customers. This objective can be achieved by providing superior services or products that meet the customers’ needs. Another unique key point is imple
Introduction Hotel industry The service industry in the global economy is the fastest expanding sector compared to the manufacturing and other sectors of the economy. A major player in this industry is the hotel service. With the increase in travel for business and leisure, it has come to the attention of investors that the hotel industry is posed for mammoth gains if the opportunities are fully exploited.[1] These opportunities that come along with the most basic function of a hotel as an eating house are accommodation/lodging, conference facilities, among many other tailor-made offers made to suit a particular target market. Conforming to the market need is the most relevant issue at the moment as the early 1990’s were characterized by rapid expansion without taking into account the needs of the customers. However the approach has since changed with the hotels realizing that further expansion programs are no longer turning out huge profits as it was earlier. A more market-oriented approach was thus adopted. This paper discusses the various models that hotels have adopted in a bid to increase and enhance their performance as compared to other businesses in the world. One of the best examples that can guide us in making this analysis is the Premier Inn chain hotel in the UK Premier inn This is one of the largest hotel chains under Whitbread Plc in the UK. With over 500 hotels in and out of the UK, the hotel is very popular with many people. According t
Abstract The given paper is devoted to the in-depth investigation of prostate cancer among African-Americans in New York City and the ways to reduce its incidence and achieve better results. The relevance of the work is proved by the statistics showing that there is a tendency towards the increase in the number of patients every year. For this reason, the research is supported by the literature review to improve the understanding of the issue and outline the basic aspects of prostate cancer among African Americans. The paper assesses the effectiveness of the Arthur Ashe Institute’s community-based participatory approach in struggling with this health issue and outlines the results of the investigation by evaluating data collected among the targeted population and discussing its effectiveness regarding the ability to reduce prostate cancer’s incidence among the selected population group in the NYC. Introduction The health of the nation is one of the major concerns of modern society as it is focused on the improvement of the quality of people’s lives as one of the pillars of future evolution. For this reason, the existence of systemic health issues can be considered a serious challenge that might threaten the further development of communities. Prostate cancer belongs to this cohort as one of the problems associated with the men’s health and resulting in the emergence of severe complications. The situation is especially dangerous if to speak about the African American population as the statistics show that the given disease’s incidence among them is 60% higher if to compare with other population groups (American Cancer Society, n.d.). For this reason, there is a critical need for an in-depth investigation of the given problem to outline the most problematic aspects and find an appropriate solution to eliminate this health issue. With this mind, the following research question is formulated:   * In African-American men with a high risk of prostate cancer, what is the best
Organisational behaviour is the study of how individuals, groups, and people act in organisations, and the way in which this knowledge can be utilised (McKenna 2001, p. 26). The intention is to come up with enhanced associations by attaining the aims of the establishment, its workforce and the world. It also studies the influence that groups, individuals and structures have on the behaviour in a particular organisation (Richards 2008, p. 470). The study majorly deals with the personality and activities of the people in an organisation as well as those in its surroundings (Miner 2002, p. 3). Organisational behaviour focuses on organisational culture, organisational misconduct, and organisational change. Organisational culture involves the general structure of the organisation majorly in terms of communication and motivation. Motivation and communication play a vital role in the management of human resources at any given company or organisation. They are deemed indivisible in the administration of individual resource actions or skills concerning organisational activities. They are important in bringing out the best of the employees as well as the organisation. For an efficient organisational conduct, constant contact and stimulation are the most vital aspects; they take place in both the official and unofficial stages of the company’s administration (Freeman 1999, p. 280). In organisational behaviour, motivation is valued as one of the most intricate issues in any company and economic sector or sub-sector. It is the procedure responsible for stirring up and sustaining target oriented manners in an organisation.
Human sexuality refers to the way human beings experience their erotic and how they express themselves sexually or as sexual beings. It has biological and sociological aspects. The biological aspects involve reproductive mechanisms and the basic drive of sexual intercourse as well as sexual contact of whatever nature. Sexuality has the emotional and physical aspects which are expressed through feelings manifested physically or through psychological sexual behavior. Human beings are sensual beings who have a need for the natural expression of their affections with others. However, there are some who are afraid of opening themselves up to other human beings and thus do not share their sensuality with anybody. This may lead them to result in other ways to express their sexual needs. Generally, human beings express their sexuality with other individuals or result to objects to express their sexual desires. This has led to the manufacturing of sex toys or objects also called adult toys. Many people use these toys with their sexual partners or on their own. A visit to a sex toy revealed different types of sex toys. The toys are made for both males and females. The male toys included a toy called the fleshlight that is sculptured in the shape of a female vagina and it could be mistaken for the real organ because of its color actually this could be called a fake vagina. Next, there were penis extensions that are shaped like a penis and are worn to make the penis look bigger. There were cock rings that look like rings and are worn on the penis to enhance the size or just for sexual attraction. Condoms came in all types and sizes. Some even have flavors and the customers can choose their favorite flavors and scents. The female toys came in many varieties there are the vibrators that are shaped like male penises. They are also toys for