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Mission and vision Considering the notion that the slogan of the brand is “gives wings”, it should be stated that the mission of the company is to encourage the development of extreme sports, encourage the youth to be more active and live a healthy way of life. Moreover, this mission also entails sponsorship of sport events and setting of the sports records in mountain climbing, skydiving, base jumping etc. The vision of the company entails the necessity to encourage the healthy and active way of life among the young people. Output Demand & Market Segments Originally, Red Bull representative in Saudi Arabia is among the largest representatives in the world, as numerous sports events are arranged in Riyadh. Nevertheless, the Arab people, who belong to the traditional Muslim community, rarely consume this drinking. Originally, the bulk breaking is high, nevertheless, the average demand is middle, as it changes from low to high and vice versa, depending on the events, which are arranged. As for the spatial convenience, it should be emphasized that the stores are close enough for the consumers; nevertheless, it is not Red Bull’s merit, as retailers aim to build their stores closer to the customers. Considering the matters of product placement and logo awareness in the supermarkets of Saudi Arabia, it should be stated that these are the individual matters, and depend on the loyalty of the management towards this production or marketing strategy of the retailer. Delivery issues are of high priority for the Red Bull Company, and Saudi Arabia is not an exception. As for the assortment and variety, it is represented with the only beverage – Red Bull. There are different sizes and types of Red Bull, such as RB 355ml & RB 500ml, Red Bull sugar free, Red Bull cola, and now Red Bull Shots. Customer service deserves particular attention, as it is impossible to create the trustful brand without creating friendly relations with customers. Consequently, delivery services are arranged on the highest levels. Information is available for everyone. Several hotlines are always on duty, where everyone can get an answer for any question, associated with the product, customer care and delivery. Additionally, the online services are adjusted, which provide convenient delivery and information services. Moreover, sampling boys, who are the part of promo campaign, may be met on the streets. Marketing Channel Flows The matters of physical possessions is impossib
Nanoengineering is a fascinating subject and one of the most promising branches of both science and engineering practice. It has gained particular recognition in recent decades with the development of state-of-art technologies and engineering techniques. Nanoengineering is considered to be the practical application of nanoscience and involves the application of its theoretical principles to develop structures and materials that are small, powerful, and efficient ( What is nanotechnology and why it is important? n.d.). Nanotechnologies are now applied in aviation, space, medicine, chemical industry, construction, automobile engineering, pharmaceuticals, optics, and other areas, offering unprecedented opportunities for development. They improve existing industrial processes, materials, and applications and offer the potential for revolutionizing all engineering fields. Nanoengineering is a branch of engineering that uses the unique properties of nanomaterials and the interactions between these materials to design systems and devices with new functionality and capabilities. I believe it is a very challenging task because nanoscale objects are difficult to manipulate and require sophisticated techniques and high proficiency. Well-educated experienced specialists are required to perform even the simplest operations, and profound analytical work is needed to provide the theoretical background for the experiments. I perceive nanoengineering as an extremely diverse and wide-ranging field that offers multiple opportunities for research and practice, requiring knowledge drawn from different scientific and engineering departments. It allows researchers to create advanced technological decisions that otherwise would have seemed impossible. It pushes the boundaries of conventional technological practices and provides a new paradigm of understanding the physical universe and the ways to improve it. It has the potential to influence every area of technology, science, and human life, from medicine to energy production. For me, studying nanoengineering means contributing to the future and shaping it. Reference What is nanotechnology and why it is important? (n.d.). Nano Werk. Web.
Summary of the dialogue (95a-96c) In the 95a-96c part of the dialogue, 95a writes that Anytus blames Socrates for expressing bad opinions about people, as it is much easier to offend a person than to do a favor to them. Socrates responds that it is not clear what speaking badly means and people might have dissimilar understanding of this construct. In 95b, it is stated that the people of noble spirit do not tend to offer themselves as teachers of virtue for the youth. They are also not offered to teach this subject, partly because of the contradiction between those who believe that virtue is teachable and those who hold it is not. In 95c, the author assumes that Sophists are also not qualified to teach virtue, due to the fact that one of the respected philosophers is quite critical about those who make some promises and believes they can only teach the skill of rhetoric and skilful speaking. However, the passage ends with the doubt whether there is a person who is really capable of teaching virtue and whether virtue is transferrable as a skill or knowledge. In 95d, the first part of Theognis’s poem is cited, it writes that it is critically important to stay in the company of those who are recognized as virtuous people in order to develop positive qualities in one’s personality. Contrarily, socializing with brutal and cruel individuals results in the loss of common sense one ever had. In 95e, the second part of Theognis’s verse is discussed. The piece of poetry states that education can not turn a bad person into good, even if person has noble background. The speakers confirm that Theognis rebuts his initial thesis, stated in the previous passage. In 96a, Plato starts the discussion abo
Executive Summary This report entails an analysis of market communication within organizations. To provide a real life situation, the report entails an analysis of how market communication that has been integrated by Qantas Airline. The report gives the background information on the concept of market communication within organizations. The report also illustrates the various market communication strategies used by Qantas Airline. In the report, both traditional and emerging market communication strategies are considered. The report considers a number of marketing communication strategies such as advertsising, public relations, and direct marketing. Furthermore, the report also highlights the effective sue of non traditional marketing initiatives such as the employment of web based communication tools. The paper highlights some of the tools that available for utilization by the company such as social median nd the company’s website. In order to develop a comprehensive understanding of how Qantas Airlines uses these strategies, the report has illustrates the various mediums used by the firm. Some of the mediums considered include use of television, radio, and billboards. Additionally, the report illustrates the emerging market communication mediums used by the firm. Some of the emerging marketing tools that the paper highlights as useful to Qantas include Facebook, twitter and YouTube. The report also evaluates the various factors contributing towards Qantas Airline success in its marketing communication, such as adoption of social media marketing, and the collaborative marketing drives with strategic business partners .Finally, a conclusion on the importance and the effectiveness of the company’s current marketing strategies, their advantages and shortcomings is offered. The paper also offers recommendations on the new strategies in marketing communications that the company needs to adopt. Introduction This report is aimed at conducting an analysis on marketing communication strategies that Qantas airline has incorporated in its operation. Communication entails the process of exchanging information through symbols and words. The objective of communication is to develop a common understanding. Communication is a critical component in the success of businesses. Currently, the global airline industry is characterized by an increment in the intensity of competition. As a result, it is critical for firms to incorporate an effective marketing communication (Ferrel & Hartline, 2008, p.23). One of the ways through
The principles of scientific management developed by Frederick Taylor have shaped the work of many organizations. Overall, this approach implies that every procedure should be specified and standardized. This standardization is supposed to replace the rules of thumb which are deemed to be less effective. This paper is aimed at discussing the applications of scientific management in modern companies. In particular, I would like to discuss this question from the perspective of a consumer because this method can directly affect the experiences of clients. Overall, one can say this approach is still of great importance to many business administrators. As a rule, it is believed that scientific management is applied mostly to the needs of manufacturing companies; however, one can say that this model can affects the work of service organizations as well. For instance, every visitor of a fast-food restaurant can notice that practically every workplace procedure is standardized. The employees of such companies have to adhere to specific instructions, especially when they prepare and serve food. In this case, the goal of scientific management is to improve the time-efficiency of the personnel. This model enables fast-food companies to serve a greater number of customers as quickly as possible. This is one of the reasons why these fast-food restaurants are able to achieve financial success. To some, their practices reflect the ideas of Frederick Taylor. Another example that one can discuss is the work of modern airports since these organizations also have to serve the needs of many customers. Moreover, it is important for them to optimize their performance, especially to improve their time management strategies. For instance, the luggage of passengers is always scanned, bar-coded, and transported to a particular plane. This set of procedures ensures that people do not have to stay in extremely long queues. Moreover, these rules are supposed to prevent the loss of property. The employees of airports have to follow these procedures, instead some rules of thumb. Again, scientific management is imbedded into the work of these organizations. Business administrators apply it in effort to improve the experiences of clients. Finally, many people have experienced of dealing with call centers. One can notice that the employees of these organizations often ask the same questions or use similar expressions, especially when greeting a customer. Some people may find this similarity rather irritating, but they should not blame workers. This behavior can be explained by the rules and requirements that call centers set for employees. In particular, managers want them to follow specific rules of etiquette while interacting with clien
Different kinds of data were collected to aid in analysis, and to get a better insight into the diagnosis of complications, which are as a result of overweight and obesity. Health-care providers collected data on anthropometric measurements of height and weight, used to calculate BMI, during well-child visits (Hurt, De Pinto, Watson, Grant & Gielner, 2014). Socio-demographic data were collected in terms of age, date of service, sex, date of birth, race/ethnicity. BMI was then determined and used to categorize subjects into groups: normal, underweight, overweight, and obese. Encounter data from Medicaid/MCHP was used to obtain information on patterns of comorbidities within the last five years for children/teens, and from birth for children under the age of five years. In addition, services such as medical history and laboratory tests were also abstracted. The 9th edition of International Classification of Diseases, Clinical Modification (ICD-9-CM) was used to decipher the primary and secondary comorbidities linked to overweight and obesity. The ICD-9-CM was also used to point out screening, counseling, and family history connected to overweight and obesity. Health-care providers used the Current Procedural Terminology codes to link laboratory tests to overweight and obesity. Morbidity patterns were presented in the percentages where the proportion of each condition, in relation to all conditions, was determined. The results indicated that a large percentage of children and teens were overweight (BMI between 85th and 94th percentiles) and obese (BMI> 95th percentile): 16.5% and 21.4% respectively. The present results indicated that there was an increase in the rates of obesity in comparison to previous years, but statistically, there was no significant change from 2005 to 2010. The prevalence of obesity was higher among the Hispanics compared to any other ethnic group; there no significant difference in the prevalence of obesity in relation to sex. In contrast to recommendations made by the Expert Committee for children whose BMI was beyond the normal scale, rates of laboratory screening tests such as lipid panel testing and fasting glucose test were fewer (Barlow, 2007). The lipid panel testing is recommended for children with a BMI for age and sex ≥ to 85th percentile, are ≥ ten years and with risk factors for comorbidities. The Fasting glucose test was recommended for children with a BMI ≥ 95th percentile. Medical conditions associated with BMI, as well as visits to the emergency department increased as BMI increased. Asthma, dyslipidemia, and depression were frequent comorbid conditions. Family history assessment on como
Notably, 2Pac, in his song Changes , sings about the social status differences and demonstrates the suffering that poor African Americans are experiencing. He claims they have no way to a bright future and that their only destiny is to live in poverty. Moreover, even the police do not care about the fate of the impoverished stratum of society. The singer raises the severe topic of racism and proclaims that the country needs changes. The state should pay attention to ensuring equal rights for all members of society. The song Changes by 2Pac goes well with the theme of the book The Other Wes Moore by Wes Moore. The book traces themes as crucial as racism and social differences. Moreover, The Other Wes Moore is based on the true story of two men with the same name who lived just a few blocks from each other in Baltimore (Moore). Their fates were utterly different as one was successful, and the second experienced difficulties in life. The writer Moore graduated from Oxford with a Rhodes Fellowship, became an officer in the US Army and a White House Fellow to train with the president’s team, and is currently the director of Robin Hood, a central homeless aid fund. Nevertheless, his namesake, Wes Moore, is serving a life sentence for participating in a robbery in which an off-duty police officer was killed. Thus, this is a story about how community support and intervention can play a critical role in the fate of a young person and an entire city. The comparison also illustrates how the future of a person can develop and change under different conditions. To conclude, the song by 2Pac and the book ask for a change to ensure equal opportunities for everyone regardless of race, ethnicity, neighborhood, or socioeconomic status. Work Cited Moore, Wes, 1978-. The Other Wes Moore: One Name, Two Fates. Spiegel & Grau Trade Paperbacks, 2011.
The paper under review is an article titled “The Universality vs. Linguistic-Relativity of Language” and is written by Deirdre E. Bradley. The paper looks at how two opposing theories of language, the Universal Grammar Hypothesis (UGH) and Linguistic Relativity Hypothesis (LRH), make sense of language and the implications this has on psychological studies that seek to understand brain structures and cognitive development. This critique is an evaluation of the arguments and conclusions presented by the writer. The writer of the article relies on credible research and studies to show that each of the theories is supported by evidence. It is important to note that the key difference between the two theories is that UGH proposes that language is innate in humans and language structure is universal while LRH contends that language is a result of experience and that language is learned. First, a look at the support presented in support of UGH. Proponents of UGH hold that all languages are similar, yet there is no evidence of language having diffused from a common point of origin (Pinker, 2007). This similarity is indicative of language transcending culture, environment, and nurturance, therefore being universal. This proposition is further supported by the fact that all cultures demonstrate a complex linguistic system of communication despite gaps in other aspects (like technology) and the fact that grammars of the world tend to have a similar structure. Children tend to acquire language at relatively the same age (Boden, 2006); deaf children ac
From the Old Testament book of Genesis, the serpent is a representation of the devil. God had strictly warned Adam and Eve not to eat from a particular tree in the Garden of Eden but Satan, in his crafty ways, managed to convince them to partake of its fruit promising it would give them unending wisdom. When God finds out what the two have done, He declares that from then henceforth human beings shall grow old and die while the snake would be subjected to physical violence from humans. In the epic of Gilgamesh, the quest for eternal life by the lead character takes him to the particular flower that could accord him this wish (Shin-eqi-unninni 30-35). The serpent however causes him to let go of it. The serpent is responsible for Gilgamesh not getting everlasting life in the same way that the serpent in the Bible led Adam and Eve to lose a chance at eternal life. In both stories, the serpent uses well thought out trickery to accomplish his mission. In the Bible story, the snake isolates Eve and then gets her to believe that God had a hidden motive not to let them eat the fruit from the particular tree. The temptation to go against God’s commands proves too strong and finally Eve gives in and finding out the goodness of the fruit manages to convince Adam to have a taste as well. In the Gilgamesh story, the serpent tracks Gilgamesh’s movements all the way to the flower of immortality wish (Shin-eqi-unninni 30-31). While Gilgamesh stops to rest and have a bath, the serpent snatches the flower of eternal life from him consequently taking away immortality from mankind. In the Bible creation story, he serpent chooses Eve’s time of weakness (when Adam is not present) to corrupt her brain with physical desires. In the Epic of Gilgamesh, the serpent strikes at him (Gilgamesh) in his time of weakness- that is, whilst he is taking a bath. This similarly illustrates that the serpent knows that he is no match for the human when he (the human) is well aware of its strength and therefore preys on him during his weakest. In both the Gilgamesh and the Old Testament story, the serpent is used as a representation of Satan. The crafty ways that Satan uses to get people to do things his way, is well manifested in the way that the serpent carries itself. In both myths as well, the serpent has been given some human characteristics, in the sense that it can communicate to its victims by speech. Though in reality it is impossible for a snake to talk or even have such desires as eternal life, the humanization from both stories of this particular reptile is strikingly similar. The main difference between the serpent incidents in the Bible story and the Epic of Gilgamesh is the fact that in the latter, the serpent snatched eternal life for itself. This is as opposed to the creation story whereby Adam and Eve alr
Breastfeeding refers to a natural formula of feeding a child with her mother’s breast milk directly from the breasts. This formula is the best recommended for infants whether born maturely or prematurely or sick as it provides a variety of nutritious elements within the first six months of life. It, therefore, gives adequate amounts of carbohydrates, fats, proteins, minerals, vitamins, digestive enzymes, hormones, and antibodies required by the infants (Margaret & Peter 470). Whereas Formula feeding refers to a formula of feeding an infant through an alternative method rather than breastfeeding or in addition to breastfeeding. Therefore in this formula, a mother relies on various basic forms of feeding which include: Powders to be dissolved in water, concentrated liquids requiring diluting with water, Cow’s milk which provides iron, Soy-based formulas especially for infants who are intolerant to lactose or allergic. For a start off of human life, breast milk is the ideal food best recommended for human infants. But at some instances due to circumstances e.g. of medical or other reasons, some mothers opt for formula feeding. However in Choosing the feeding formula for one’s baby that’s a personal decision that requires careful and thorough thoughtful consideration before deciding (Cook 600). Health benefits and general benefits for mother and child of each type of feeding. Each of the following formulas has its various benefits both to the mother and to the child and these are discussed below. Breastfeeding It allows Infection fighting by the infant through the antibodies that are passed from the mother to the baby. These help a child’s body lower the occurrence of many conditions such as ear infections, diarrhea, meningitis, respiratory infections e.t.c.Breastfeeding also protects a baby from infections by strengthening an infant’s immune system by increasing barriers preventing infections and decreasing the growth of organisms such as bacteria and viruses. Breastfeeding on the other side to the mother is beneficial as the milk is free. This breast milk doesn’t cost even a cent. Therefore infants usually have quick access to milk and through feeding, they acquire immunities and antibodies and thus breastfed infants are sick less likely to be than those who receive formula feeding. In this case, for example, medical researchers have shown that infants who are exclusively breastfed at least four months or more have 40% lesser episodes of contracting ear infections. In this way, the mother and child are likely to make fewer trips to the d