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Secondly, the development of the locomotion mechanisms led to invasion and conquest of territories (Swaminatha, 2011). Thus, the technological development in the far past, served to affect human development negatively. The need for various tools to be used by the ancient man, coupled with the need for locomotion created the core of technological development. Read More…
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As the report highlights e-learning, which is closely associated with educational technology, addresses the use of modern technology including computers and related software in the facilitation of learning. Educational technology depends on a wide range of defining policies and approaches, along with skills and assessments.  Read More…
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The director of the Peterson Institute for International Economics blamed the undervaluation of the currency of China for job losses in the country of the United States. The director also drew a plan of action if China did not withdraw the control of currency and permitted the renminbi (RMB) to gain strength.

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The conclusion from this study states that an intangible asset is recognizable only if the cost of the asset valuation is reliable. It is probable that the asset will result in a flow of economic benefits to an entity and it meets the definition of an intangible asset. Most of the costs associated with most internally generated intangible assets face exposure to profit.

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It is imperative to preserve the environment for future growth and development. There have been debates over the significance of environmental entrepreneurs to sustainable development. It should be especially stressed, that according to environmental entrepreneurs, the environment is the central objective of their business.  Read More…
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The prototyping methodology should give at least a realistic indication of the safety-critical functions that will form part of the proposed solution.  Indeed, a competitive prototyping methodology must give a realistic abstract of all the important features of a software application.  This will be another key evaluation metric.

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Incidentally, they form the appropriate technology to influence the way we bank and the way we define money. The rise of internet connectivity and low-cost access to the Internet has encouraged banks to create a brand-new “brand” of banking, called synonymously “online banking”, “e-banking” or “Internet banking”. Read More…
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In this age many individuals have become highly dependent on modern technology. This has resulted to the individuals losing their basic skills on aspects such as critical and creative thinking, writing and grammar skills and also their communication skill. Read More…
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This technology is typically core for security administrators who have the responsibility of protecting organizational data. The same could be applied when protecting illegal access to SQL Server databases. Extra protection is important. The user often tries to get login information such as a user name and password to gain unauthorized access to a restricted system or website. 

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These opportunities decrease in their lucrative value as other organizations discover the potential uses of the new technological discovery and begin its exploitation. Alternatively, the competitors could promote an alternative but similar technology parallel to the previous one that may act as a substitute for it. Read More…
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According to Enticknap (2005, p.1), flash image incorporates graphics and website, and the technology uses the vector concept when relaying information over the internet. It allows the streaming of data content over electronic hardware. The flash image also uses raster graphics when formulating creations that present graphic contents. Read More…
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40). This concept is critically important to understand. Just as teachers should not teaching to only one learning style in a classroom, assistive technology should not be expected to work the same way in every situation. Even when a particular piece of equipment is useful for multiple students within a school, the ways in which that technology is utilized may vary dramatically from one student to another. Read More…
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Before many years people were using the basic things that were available to do any task. They did not have machines to do any work. Everything was done by human beings only. Agriculture was totally carried out by them with the use of normal things. Technological Read More…
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The paper "Redevelopment of a Small Town and Facilities " is an outstanding example of a management research proposal. In the current times, most towns are striving to be self-sufficient in all their activities. That is done in an attempt to ensure that the town gains revenue from the tax gained from the local businesses. Read More…
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Implementation involves the functional approach where software development, programming, and training of users’ take place. The IS is conducted through assessments before it is deemed appropriate to be used in any country. Politics of IS use the assessment methodologies to control the political information reaching the public. Read More…
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According to the report managing destinations is thus a significant issue that involves the complete experience of the travel and requires all local actors and stakeholders to participate in the process of management, along with providing consumers and all stakeholders with the necessary information in relation to a particular tourist destination. Read More…
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The fifth truism is that while all history has relevance, it is the history of technology that is most relevant. An evaluation of the teaching of history in schools shows that there is a decline in the teaching of history, which can be attributed to the lack of technology elements in the teaching of history. Read More…
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Workforce diversity has increased significantly. There are older workers, women, minorities, regional groups, and people from different countries and cultures. There is an increasing need to learn how to do business internationally, understand cross-cultural/ diversity issues, international finance and strategy, and international human resource practices. Read More…
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Optimization is a necessary concept in a competitive environment in which efficiency and effectiveness are a priority. Security concerns also establish the need for applications that can guarantee security issues such as authenticity, privacy, and confidentiality and legal requirements exist to ensure that organizations address such security concerns. Read More…
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Resume or Curriculum Vitae (CV) is an important tool that any graduate seeking job must have (Kelly & Littman 2008). It acts as one's selling point and as a spokesperson on the potential that I have. A well-developed CV will increase my chances of getting an interview, which might also lead to a job opportunity.  Read More…
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Globalization has various scopes including economic, political, environmental, cultural and health among others. The word ‘globalisation’ has emerged as a new buzzword primarily in the past two decades. In keeping with the flow of globalization, it has been observed that remarkable growth has been achieved in trade and exchanges.

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The business news article explores a shift in interest among technology companies to Africa. Each of the industry’s companies has recognized the potential in the continent and is making efforts to reap from the market. The writer tells of one Mamadou, a Senegalese who grew up in a middle-income family, studied mathematics. Read More…
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The paper “Clinical Governance - Justification for Introducing Omics Technology in Radiography” is a thrilling example of the medical science case study. National Cancer Centre Singapore (NCCS) is embarked on a major upgrade to its radiology infrastructure. Focusing on this aspect, the project comprises the introduction of new omics technology in the radiography system of NCCS. Read More…
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Іntroducіng Rаpіd Mаnufаcturіng would cut the hіgh іnventory holdіng аnd logіstіcs costs of the slow movіng pаrts, аnd reduce the need to subsіdіze the hіgh costs of B- аnd C-pаrts wіth profіts from fаst movіng pаrts. Thіs would аlso reduce the vulnerаbіlіty of the OEM's busіness to аіrlіnes іnvestіng іn Rаpіd Mаnufаcturіng cаpаcіty on theіr own. Read More…
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Even though Roche has a few late-stage products in the pipeline, it should also take into consideration whether or not it is even worth putting it through clinical trials when new regulatory changes have taken place.  It should also pay extreme attention to patents about to expire as well as competing generic drugs in the market.   Read More…
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The social aspect of the multimedia system reflects in various ways. First, education develops and improves through the use and of applications, simulations, or courseware. People are increasingly resorting to e-learning and quick information searching as the best-suited mode of education. Entertainment has immensely been central through the multimedia system. Read More…
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UAV technologies are broadly underused in many parts of the world. Unmanned aerial vehicles have become useful in assisting in many fields under impending critical issues.  For instance, they have extensively been used for military operations and aerial surveying of crops. The filmmaking industries have also benefited greatly from these technologies since it facilitates aerial footage. Read More…
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Employee resourcing is that constituent of human resource management that deals with obtaining and retaining a workforce with the necessary knowledge, skills, attitudes, and other attributes. Moreover, it includes the decision that how many employees should be hired and under which employment contract.  Read More…
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The author provides five key processes of technology management work on the technology base, which work together to facilitate the use of the organisation’s technology base: (1) identification, (2) selection, (3) acquisition, (4) exploitation, and (5) protection. When a company ‘identifies’ technology, it would definitely require human resources.

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The recent global economic decline is thus something that the company needs to address from all angles including human resource. In recent times, Yahoo! has faced stiff competition from rivals especially Google to the extent of losing its position as the market leader hence the goals are to first retain its market share.   Read More…
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Determining what influences the achievement of students in special education who have used technology over those who have not requires first the identification of technology use. At the same time, there is an equal need to develop performance standards that will be able to attribute variance in performance directly with the use of the technology. Read More…
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The Jerold Kemp instructional design model and method define nine instructional design components while adopting a continuous evaluation or implementation model. Jerold Kemp takes a wider view. This model adopts an oval shape that conveys the development and design of continuous cycles that require constant designing, assessment and development. Read More…
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Potential benefits have been realized in Australian classrooms mostly by incorporating the use of technology, which has been a catalyst for pedagogical change in many cases. With this technology, the classrooms have become in themselves examples of excellent teaching and learning facilities especially with regard to mathematics. Read More…
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The effect of technology in the workplace and workforce has been very significant with numerous challenges cropping up whenever there are upgrades in technology in any given organization. Among the variety of challenges faced by a company in introducing any form of new technology to its employees, training plays an important role in ensuring success in implementation. Read More…
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This essay intends to develop a problem along with a purpose statement about the evaluation of technology integration within The International Business Machines Corporation (IBM). In addition, the essay will represent a particular model, which can be utilized by the organization to integrate technology. Read More…
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Reportedly, the direction towards the use of technology in education will reveal the reasons behind the integration of technologies in Saudi education and the purposes of such direction. Secondly, it will shed light on the reality of most schools in Saudi Arabia in the presence of technology in general. Read More…
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Measurement of performances can be undertaken by conducting a thorough evaluation using standards of performances. The strength of this tool is that organization is able to determine the weaknesses of the organization and will be able to know what proper responses to improve the system and its accountability.  Read More…
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Generally, it is essential to state that the transformation of healthcare requires approaches or tools to realize its strategic plans and developments. One of these is the integration of technology as an instrument to hasten diagnoses, medical services, and findings to satisfy the patients’ health needs. Read More…
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The author states that the open source systems were found during the 1980s with the development of a free version of ‘Unix’ by Richard Freeman. The open source system becomes interesting to user groups such as the individual users who use the open source systems in industrial and academic areas mostly in the non-software areas. Read More…
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It can be defined as the software that assists in organizing as well as analyzing data which makes it easy to soft problems in an organization. Many organizations if not all across the world employ some sort of information system which has now become the way of life especial smooth running of the organization. Read More…
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This technology serves as environmental curative technology by reducing environmental damages produced by the technologies and procedures created for peoples conveniences. Technologist in the Middle East have been trying hard to gain from the technology that has Read More…
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The most obvious benefit of outsourcing is the low cost. For example: compared to a U.S. call center, outsourcing can save companies up to 50% in operational expenses. But there is more to why people are shipping call centers to countries such as India besides cost. Benefits such as an educated, English-speaking labor pool, low employee turnover. Read More…
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In spite of using currently existing technology, production is coming out poor, which means there are some critical factors that are affecting it. After a proper survey, Information Communication Technology will be used to rectify them, mostly concentrates on different scopes of ICT in the field of agriculture. Read More…
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System obsolesce could potentially render the entire system useless in the future, by making the system incompatible with other systems working together with the FASAM. Thus, the paper clearly outlines the underpinning principles that will make the project a success and make fire control effective with respect to the engineering profession.

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The paper "Development Needs Analysis" is a great example of an essay on human resources. The learning and development of a child start at the time of birth and end only at the time of death. Learning and development are continuous processes that are interrelated to each other. In other words, learning helps people to develop properly. Learning is a complex and multifaceted process. Read More…
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Open Source was introduced in 1998. Since then more and more companies have taken an interest in Open Source Software. Recently Novell acquired Suse Linux, one of the distributions of the Linux operating system, taking Open Source a step further and with this expanding the enterprise market for Linux. Read More…
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essional studies related to business courses, education, medicine such as pharmaceutical and nursing studies as well as social sciences like sociology or political science among others. (Strow & Strow, 2008; Williams & Winston, 2003; Gray et al., 1996) For this study, the Read More…
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Present business environment needs HRD not merely to assist the business strategies but to form the business strategies. HRD plays a strategic part by assuring the proficiency of employees to fulfil the company’s performance needs. Read More…
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Job roles, position within a hierarchy and inclusion or exclusion from career ladders contribute to people's expectations of their own and others' potential to learn. Workplace learning is of central importance and a crucially important site for learning, whatever vision is held of a learning society. Read More…
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Students have experienced stress that is higher than that experienced by their grandparents before. Present-day challenges are different from the issues faced decades ago. This is so with the university students who claim that their lives are stressful. When they reflect on what the situation might have been for their grandparents in the past, they predict more stress in the present. Read More…
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This lesson plan integrates the use of electronic or digital bulletin boards into a middle-class non-traditional curriculum of PE during off school hours with the aim of stimulating collaboration and stimulation among students. The Weekend Warrior program would be implemented for Grades six to eight of C. W. Woodbury Middle School. Read More…
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From the historical basing of human civilization, games have formed an integral part of life. The entertainment, relief, and psychosocial importance are appreciated. With the development of machines and the computer, gaming took a different level as it generated interaction through interfaces and available platforms (Squire and Jenkins 2011, p.17). Read More…
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Globalization has opened the world market to all the nations of the world. Thereby, engaging every country in a dynamic and complex type of global business competition which in effect necessitates tools and techniques that will give stakeholders protection in their investments while at the same time achieving the goals and visions of the company in particular and of the business community. Read More…
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My study in the same, took me through the classical to the neo-classical approach of the organisation. In my study I have observed the following significant Read More…
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This study is essential as it looks into theories and paradigms explaining the connection between the uses of technology and improve student learning. It clarifies the connection between technology and student learning by removing the notion, that implementation of technology in classroom pedagogy is a mere fad or trend in learning. Read More…
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While there may still be sceptics within the field of education, people would agree that a technology-rich environment enhances a child's education, at least to some degree. Even teachers who are reluctant to infuse technology into their lesson plans would have to see the merit of students using technology consistently in classrooms. Read More…
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The author states that by making each question brief, the respondent will not lose focus on the question that will provide the answers needed. If choices for answers are provided, ensure that option will not give the respondent confusion as to how the question was delivered and understood so that exact the answer is met.

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The development of kowitiventures as the company’s sole website will definitely grant it an opportunity to take part in eCommerce. If properly designed, developed and maintained, the website will play a very important role in the life of the company. First, it will help it to create awareness on the existence, types, values and benefits of its commodities. Read More…
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According to the paper, technology products from Apple have changed the lives of people significantly. Apple designs develop and offer in the marketplace, it provides unparalleled ‘user experience’ to its consumers. Future trends such as Big Data, Smart Connectivity, and User Experience are likely to impact technology companies in the world.  Read More…
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Erickson, Lyytinen & Siau (2005) associates agility with concepts like nimbleness, suppleness, dexterity, quickness, liveliness, or alertness and postulates agility to mean to strip away as much of the heaviness as possible that had been previously associated with the traditional software development methodologies in a bid to promote quick response to changing environment as well as the changes in the user requirements, accelerated project deadlines and the like.  Read More…
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I further understand that wherever 6 or more consecutive words are extracted from a source they must be acknowledged and 10 consecutive words that are unacknowledged will be regarded as proof of plagiarism. The main theme behind introducing the concept of Kiosk technology was to initiate the theme of 'self service'; in an attractive, well organized way that could spur the sales and customer satisfaction ratio. Read More…
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The spatial aspect is revealed through continuity and change which is central in this century. The multimedia system has played an important factor in this trend of change and continuity. They will focus on ongoing representations and critical techniques to adopt them and move on with technological developments. Read More…
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Drug development is the process by which new therapies are created and brought to market to treat diseases. The drug should undergo a process before it will be able to approve by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and before it will be marketed.  The Food and Drug Administration ensures the safety and efficacy of the drug being marketed. Read More…
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Current project provides literature review of technology that greatly appeals University and Real Estate industry, virtual tour (VT) technology. The latter shortly represents digital (often online) tour of а location (actual or fictional) composed of а varying degree of images and other media.

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The hotel chains are going to draw their stress on online business promotion. Six Continents PLC chain and Starwood Hotels and Resort Worldwide Inc. have started their promotion of business through the internet. Online bookings also get increase. With the 24 hours online services provided to the customer, satisfaction has also increased.

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The paper extensively discusses the issues facing Sycamore Technology of America (STA), which revolve around recruitment and retention of employees, and low motivation levels among others. .The model discussed is the return on investment model, which in this case, focuses on increasing training activities and organizations’ education budgets. Read More…
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The project transform was focusing on not creating anything new from scratch rather training the participants of the project to use the already present. The community all around the places mentioned this activity very positively and the project got very much fame after this useful and productive project. Around 200 members took part in the project. Read More…
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The definition of technology according to United Nations Education, Social and Cultural Organization is…” the know-how and creative process that may assist people to utilize tools, resources and systems to solve problems and to enhance control over natural and made environment in an endeavor to improve the human condition” (UNESCO, 1985). Read More…
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Any business needs to have a corporate governance and sustainability strategy set in place to guarantee a profitable growing business. The relationship between corporate governance and sustainability is fundamental. In the event that a problem arises in a corporation, a new process to solve the problem must be introduced to prevent a repetition of the problem in the future. Read More…
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The guidance aims to produce operative and viable sources to overcome obesity among adults and children. Moreover, several guidelines have also been published. Obesity control among pregnant women has been highlighted too which focuses on the women who are planning pregnancy or mothers who have had a baby for the last two years.  Read More…
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My short term goal of acquiring better language skills will help solve this problem to a great extent. Besides, I will focus on work-based learning which will help me further my “social” and “personal skills” as well as enable me to “develop sound and realistic work habits” and thus ensure that I give my best to my organization in my job position.  Read More…
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The paper "Management of Information and Technology In Banking - Lloyds Bank" is a perfect example of a finance and accounting case study. Changes in Information and Communication Technologies have recently turned out to be central to various developments within the banking as well as financial services industries. Read More…
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The main reason for the paper is to identify the possible ways in which interior designers can work and design the information technology applications that will be used in the business world including the insecurity and protection of online services. With the research, we are going to understand the possible solution to the software and hardware changes in the information and technology sector. Read More…
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There is growing belief that over the next two decades older people will become a larger part of the workforce in the United Kingdom. This is because it is expected that there will be a Read More…
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According to Grübler (8) technology is defined as the development, modification, and application of knowledge tools, techniques, and methods for the purpose of solving complex problems, improvising on a pre-existing solution and achieving various kinds of goals. The term technology is specified to the subjects of concern. Read More…
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When any learning environment seeks to introduce information communication technology (ICT), some of the issues likely to be encountered include copyright, plagiarism/academic dishonesty, privacy and legal issues, gender, and cultural issues, equity, design and resource management, evaluation, and technological issues. These issues have unique ways of influencing web-enhanced learning processes. Read More…
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Blatter, J. (2005). Drawing Inferences: Drawing, Discourse, and Spatio-Motor Representation in an Animation Storyboarding Activity. McGill University. This is a thesis on interior design, design, and motion pictures of use for artists with motor skills debility. The research elucidates how semiotic modalities such as gesture, speech, and drawing can assist in mediating motion and spatial representations, as well as inferences from storyboards. Read More…
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The various paradigms of development processes are interlinked to entrepreneurial innovation that becomes a catalyst for the economic growth of society through higher productivity. At the same time, entrepreneurial creativity supports the sustainability of the business through tough times by exploiting change. Read More…
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These sub cycles will be connected together in order to describe how to ensure reduction of overall clinical risk. A description will be given of how this perspective fits into the clinical governance framework. A methodological manner of administrating medical Read More…
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The tremendous opportunities it gives play an important role in various fields of our daily life today. Technology has made it easy access to many important tools people require in education, transportation, communication, industry, medicine, and many other areas. However, excessive application of technology has its setbacks as well. Read More…
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Morgan Stanley is a global financial services firm dedicated to three core business units: investment banking, private banking, and asset management. To trace its roots in the history, the company was originally formed by the previous J.P. Morgan & Co. and some partners from Drexel which was headquartered in Wall Street, New York City. Read More…
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There is a need to understand the fact that a diversity of skills and abilities within and among the workforce are required in this dynamic, diverse, and ever-changing organizational environment, especially in the area of goal formulation and task implementation within most organizational settings (Green, 2003; Alper, 2000; Ezzanel & Willmott, 1998). Read More…
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From this paper, it is clear that the main aim of the company is to gain the reputation as the industries best. The industry to which the company belongs is the fiber optics industry. Also, the company was established in the mid-2000’s and since then it has been moving forward with all the positive zeal. Read More…
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The learners should also be tested to ensure that they have learned the processes and procedures taught. This should mainly be aimed at ensuring that the performance of the employees is up to standard. During the training, it is important that the trainer puts more emphasis on the main points to encourage better understanding. Read More…
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The various types of technologies can be broadly classified into three different types: client-side technologies, server-side technologies, and multimedia, which make up the general classification of web development technologies. The report evaluates and reflects three different website development technologies, one from each of the above-stated categories, namely, HTML5, Flash, and JQuery.

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The paper "Impact of Information and Communications Technology on Human Resources Development" is an outstanding example of an information technology research paper. This research paper explores the impact of communications technology and the internet on the development of human resources in academic organizations. Read More…
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Generally, the paper "Training and Development - Microsoft Word 2007 " is a good example of a management essay. Training and development is the system through which human resource managers in organizations apply to achieve high productivity of the organization by improving the skills of the employees. Read More…
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The major driving force behind the development of this infrastructure is basically the growing need for the efficient opportunities created by IT and the shift from the traditional forms of operations. The growth of business opportunities in East Africa is a clear sign of the area’s potential for the growth and development.  Read More…
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The success of an organization is highly dependent on the values and strategies used to attain those values. For an organization to be competitive, it must have a well-established business strategy that will be pivotal in helping it achieve its values. Values are the ones that guide the activities of organizations. Read More…
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However their success has been circumstantial and studies in this subject has been unsatisfactory. Grounded on the current literature on this subject, this paper recognizes significant prospective success factors of agile methods and how such a success can be attained. The benefits are also highlighted of using agile methods. Read More…
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This study aims to investigate the impact of Consensus of Adoption among the GSS support system and draw a conclusion based on the findings that relate to the outcomes of effective collaboration in a virtual environment. The dataset used for analysis was taken from the international collaborative learning trial, involving students from Uppsala University (Sweden) & AUT (New Zealand) conducted in the second semester of 2003.  Read More…
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Ideally, business management and other operations have been changed at the onset of technology. The way people perceive business and adaptability have improved (Applegate, 2015).  Consequently, the business has shown a tremendous shift in other instances, proponent indicates that the “disruptive technologies “indicate how the ordinary way of doing business has changed. Read More…
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Prior to the coming into force of the TRIPS agreement, developing countries had little incentive to create high protective Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) regimes; rather they were focusing on imitation and reverse engineering technologies. Little global consensus existed on what was considered to be the patentable subject matter.  Read More…
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“The business world around marketing is changing, but marketing seems not to have noticed. The age of technology has transcended from automating company processes to customer interaction” (Arnold, 2002). There has been considerable discussion over the past few years about the extent to which the discipline of marketing is, or is not, changing. Read More…
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The creative arts have spawned unparalleled universal knowledge through use of visual graphics, design and technology. In fact, today, it is also widely acknowledge that design as a pedagogical activity contributed to futuristic, progressive and reform-oriented learning as reformers and writers advocate design-based learning for its authentic outcomes and activities as well as collaborative and cross-curricular nature (Brown, 1992). Read More…
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The scorecard design will include several categories such as perspective, goal, objective, measure, target and actions. This step will be used to finalize the key performance indicators and capture the beginning measure. After the scorecard is drafted, it is then passed on to the executive for approval and at a final step, it is implemented.

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Growing competitiveness in the market forces modern companies increasingly rely on skilled and highly qualified personnel then on technologies and products. Increasing attention to human resources has recently called into being a new set of methods, principles, techniques, and practices known as Human Resource Management (HRM), Human Resource Planning (HRP) and Human Resource Development (HRD) (Beardwell, Claydon & Holden, 2003; Reid, Barrington & Brown, 2004). Read More…
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The business scene has undergone a transformation because of the rapid technological innovations. The innovations have impacted the business positively making the digital technologies to be continual and increase competition. Ideally, business management and other operations have been changed at the onset of technology. The way people perceive business and adaptability have improved. Read More…
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Consumer satisfaction is among the major factors that influence a company’s market share (Khosrowpour, 2001). In addition, consumer satisfaction aids a firm to surpass its competitors in the market due to consumer loyalty. Ace Manufacturers should enhance consumers’ satisfaction in order to increase sales and market share. Read More…
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In high speed sintering (HSS), the area of interest is first printed using a radiation absorbing material and it is then sintered using an inexpensive infrared Read More…
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