Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Healthcare- IMPROVING EYE SURGERY OUTCOMES THROUGH ROBOTICS

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i) You are expected to use appropriate academic theory and models together with related industry/market information to support your claims where relevant ii) You need to cite any material evidence, that you rely upon, using the Harvard system iii) Use the reading materials (Bibliography) provided iv) Use Bessant and Tidd (2015) model vi) Use Innovation and Entrepreneurship Joe Bessant and Joe Tidd 3RD edition vii) See the 8-pages instruction and adhere accordingly.

To What Extent Does Quarterly Reporting Stimulate Short-Termism Behavior of Non-Financial Company Managers

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1- I need to follow Concordia University rubric. (attached down) 2- add all subtitle mentioned in the rubric 3- add descriptive statistical analysis of data 4- add the normality test of data 5- in ch4 you used coefficient of correlation to measured the strength and direction of relationship between variables but you used wrong amount or measure because the value of this measure must be between -1 to 1. but you used the slop, or you used F-statistic to test the hypotheses which is 10/12/2019 Writers Hub – Freelance Writing https://www.writershub.org/writer/orders/482886#instructions 4/6 correct if we have the critical value but we don’t. 6- test the null hypotheses by significant level which is 0.05. 7- in ch3 you mentioned some equations but I think you didn’t use it in ch4. 8- is this tables that used in ch4 came from SPSS or another program because in ch3 you mentioned that we will use SPSS. At the end I think you still can use the same table and the same result but different and correct amount because its correct result. So I will pay now for extra 10 pages which is I think its enough for the subtitle that will be adde

Umbrella Companies

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Umbrella Companies

 

Paper details:

Everything it is explained into attached material. Please all comments to be made under UK Taxation’s rule and references also to be just UK newspapers

Yogurt to Indonesia PART 1

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Overview

This assignment is challenging, as you would expect from a Level 6 unit and the research is time-consuming. You are able to post questions to the discussion board, or email me with queries.

The key to achieving this:

• undertaking a thorough search of the literature (on the consumption of yogurt, adaption, and standardization of advertising, Indonesia and market entry) • evaluating the key points from that research • providing well-evidenced justifications for both your key points and recommendations. Part 1 (1500 words) This is the most theoretical part where you need to show you understand the debate about standardisation and adaption of advertising. In order to answer this you will need to know the differences between the Netherlands and Indonesia particularly any similarities or differences in culture, but also there may be different laws or differences in the way the product is used, which will influence whether to standardise the product strategy or not. You only need to discuss Indonesia in terms of the advertising strategy here as this country is the focus of part 2. Part 2 (3500 words) An in-depth analysis of Indonesia is required here, bearing in mind the product. We will discuss the Four Risk Matrix and the BERI index as possible ways of undertaking a preliminary market screening. As the BERI index includes subjective judgments, then as much as possible you need to justify your scores with supporting information in the appendices. However, the BERI index examines only global factors, and not industry-specific ones, so you might want to undertake a Porters 5 Forces analysis to look at competition in the industry. You will also need to know about individual competitors, both direct ie other companies producing yogurt and indirect ie providers of substitute products. To look at the competitive forces you should also look at the market share of competitors. A market attractiveness/ competitive strength analysis can be used as a fine screening tool, although you do not know much about the company, so it will not be possible to complete the competitive strength part. The decision on market entry could be ‘yes’, ‘no’ or ‘not yet’. Whichever one you decide on needs to be fully justified based on your previous analysis. If your answer is ‘yes’ the next step is to decide on an entry mode. This means you have to know the advantages and disadvantages of the various methods (Hollensen provides good summaries of these), but you need to consider the product and target market again in order to choose an appropriate strategy. You also need to bear in mind that the entry mode often determines the method of distribution as well. If your answer is ‘no’, you need to go on and suggest a possible alternative country, based on you work in part 2 and some further limited research eg four risk matrix. (This is to make up for the fact that you are not doing the entry mode part of the question). You do not need to undertake a full analysis like the one you did for Indonesia. If your answer is ‘not yet’, then we need some timescales to indicate when you do think that it would be a good idea to attempt market entry. You also need to propose an entry method (but the situation would need to be monitored of course). If your suggestion for an entry mode is one which will involve partners you need to research who this might be and include it in your recommendations. Generally You are not required to discuss the implementation of the launch of the yogurt, therefore do not include anything on the marketing mix. Remember that you only have time for headlines and highlights in order to stay within the word limits, but you may use the appendices for supporting material, however these should not be used to get around the word count. The appendices should be concise and relevant, and not more than about 5 pages for part 1 and 15 pages for part 2. As the appendices are supporting documents they are not marked separately, however, they will be taken into account in the overall marking scheme as they provide the substantiation and evidence for eg your BERI scores. This does not mean you should submit superfluous material for the sake of volume – irrelevant appendices or those exceeding the page numbers above will not be taken into consideration. Please ensure that you cross-reference in the text with the relevant appendices. Unfortunately, any appendices not referred to will neither be read nor taken into account. The appendices do not form part of the word limit. The word count is for speaker’s notes only, and does not include text on the slides or the appendices. Please do not go over 1500 and 3500 word limits – there is no +/-10% discretion – and extra material will neither be read nor marked. Please put your word count accurately on the front sheet. You are expected to evaluate, from the material contained in the appendices, what the key material is that needs to be included on the slides and the speakers’ notes. You will need a writing style for the speakers notes which is not too academic (but slides and notes must be referenced), as it isn’t an essay or report, but also not too chatty. You may make an assumption about the type of yogurt that the company produces. You should use 5 slides for part 1 and 10 slides for part 2. You can include 2 extra slides at the start of each part, one for the cover slide and one for the agenda ie 19 in total, Neither of these extra slides should have any content on them that answers the questions. Please ensure you make it clear which speakers notes refer to which slide. You may make assumptions about the company producing the yogurt, but both the company and the marketing agency are fictitious. You can use colour, images, a logo etc on the slides to ‘live the role’.

Victoria’s contracts on behalf of Posh Co

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Description

Please note, questions are related to Australian Legislation. Word limit is withing 2200.

Question 1 – Victoria’s contracts on behalf of Posh Co.

(a) Mel, Victoria, Geri and Emma are friends who used to work together. After the strange disappearance of her husband during a soccer tour through Russia, Victoria decides to expand her fashion business and for this purpose requires additional investors in her company Posh Pty Limited (‘Posh Co’). Victoria is the sole director and shareholder of Posh Co. She appoints Geri and Emma as fellow directors and changes the company status to public. She then issues shares in Posh Co to her 3 friends. This results in the 4 ladies being the only shareholders. There are many employees as it is a large business. The head office is in the centre of Sydney. (b) The constitution of Posh Co gives the directors power to manage and control the company, but requires shareholder approval for any expenditure over $50,000. The constitution also provides for the appointment of a managing director, although no one has ever been formally appointed. The ladies all think of Posh Co as Victoria’s company because historically it was. Geri and Emma have little interest in the high-end fashion that Victoria designs and produces but agreed to be directors for the sake of their friendship (which never ends). They regularly introduce Victoria as Posh Co’s managing director and let her run the business as she pleases. (c) Victoria has been negotiating with Bob to renovate the main office in Sydney. It’s looking a bit dated and Victoria thinks it needs spicing up to provide a more creative environment for her designers and dressmakers. It will cost $100,000. Victoria signs the contract with Bob on behalf of Posh Co. She doesn’t think to tell the other directors and shareholders given that in her mind it is her company. (d) Victoria also enters into a 5-year deal with retail store David Jones Pty Limited (‘DJs’) for Posh Co to supply clothing to DJs. Posh Co will receive $52,000 per year just for signing the contract. Extra money will also be paid for each item of clothing that Posh Co sells to DJs. DJs is a very old company and the directors of DJs insist on signing the contract as a Deed. Victoria affixes Posh Co’s seal to the Deed and signs her name as director. She then goes to Geri’s house and gets Geri to sign as well as a director. She then gives the Deed to DJs. Two directors of DJs validly sign the Deed. There are 2 copies of the Deed signed – one for each party. The Deed bears the words ‘executed as a Deed’. (e) Is Posh Co bound by each of these contracts? (In your answer you should discuss both the common law and the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth)). Question 2 – other questions re Posh Co (Note that each paragraph below is a separate unrelated question.) (a) Does the issue of shares to Geri, Emma and Victoria (for an investment of $600,000 each) require a prospectus? Why or why not? (b) Suppose that Geri needs to exit Posh Co so that she can use the money from her shares for a new business venture. Suppose that Victoria, Mel and Emma don’t want to spend their own money buying Geri’s shares and don’t want Geri to sell the shares to another person. Suppose that Posh Co has enough retained earnings to pay for Geri’s shares through a share capital reduction or share buyback.

Business Strategy Case Analysis – Walmart

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Description

Attached is the following case. Please read and answer/draft the following numerical analysis as noted below: Based on the information in the case, prepare an analysis of Wal-Mart’s costs relative to a more typical discount retailer as of 1984.Why does Wal-Mart have superior profitability? • Specifically, make a table comparing Wal-Mart’s cost structure with the industry average (as reflected by the data in Exhibit 3) and list your assumptions. • Explain clearly and succinctly the sources of Wal-Mart’s cost advantage.

Legal Memo For Data Privacy Compliance

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Module 7 Graded Case Study A publicly-traded automobile company, LuckyStars Auto, Inc. (LSA), based in Boston, Massachusetts, does business in all 50 states; and in addition to its U.S. manufacturing plants, it has manufacturing plants in Germany, Japan, and India. LSA’s CEO recently fired the company’s Chief Compliance Officer because the CCO failed to notify the CEO about the GDPR and develop a plan of action for compliance. The CEO hired you yesterday to get the company caught up, quickly. Your manufacturing plants in Germany are owned by a subsidiary of LSA, LuckyStars GmBH (LSG). The manufacturing plants distribute cars to individuals in Germany, France, and Switzerland. Your manufacturing plants in India and Japan distribute cars locally in those countries. As part of your business, you also offer financing to people in the U.S. and where you manufacture and distribute your automobiles. All of the information that you receive from individual consumers — their account information, credit history, purchase information, as well as demographic history — is available to individuals in your Boston, MA headquarters, but the servers are maintained in Toronto, Canada. You maintain a standard privacy policy. In your privacy policy, which you provide at the time people enter into contracts, you tell individuals that you maintain their data and might sell their data to third parties who might market to them, but that they can opt out at any time. You do not tell them that you also use certain third-parties to maintain their information through certain cloud-based databases. What do you need to do to become GDPR compliant? What further information do you think is important, and why, in order to provide a full picture? Additionally, your CEO is unsure if you have any additional compliance obligations in Japan and India, and would like an assessment of what your obligations are. Format guidance: Your memo should be between 5-10 pages long, double-spaced 12 point Times New Roman font, with 1 inch margins. If you must quote legal language extensively, please do so in an appendix that will not count toward the page length. Please follow the rubric provided in the syllabus for further guidance.

Cosmetics and Makeup as a Commodity

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Cosmetics and Makeup as a Commodity

Paper details A popular media outlet (such as The New Yorker, The Atlantic, The Paris Review, etc) is planning an issue or series focused on explaining society’s cultural fascinations through expert analysis. You will write an essay addressed to an intelligent and engaged general audience, in which you analyze a single fascinating object or “text” from the perspective of an expert in your discipline. Spend some time thinking about your particular object and the role it plays in the culture in which it exists. Then write an argumentative essay of no fewer than 1,500 and no more than 2,000 words in which you address the following prompt:

Culture Time and Business Ethics

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Culture, Time, and Business Ethics SLP2

Paper details:

This assignment asks you to: Express your reactions Apply your own background/experiences State important takeaways Add other comments you would like to make Your SLP submission should be 2- to 3-pages of text, well organized, well written, and 100% error free. You may use first- or third-person voice. Write in full sentences and demonstrate your critical-thinking skills. Be creative (for example, add color and/or small graphics). Note: In this SLP we have introduced the importance of library research. Going forward also support your arguments with sources from the Trident Online Library. This is an expectation at the graduate level. Additional Requirements for this SLP Assignment: Utilize 3 sources of information from the Trident Online Library, one from each of the following: A book from Skillsoft Books 24×7 A periodical from ProQuest Central An Internet source Include an Appendix at the end of your paper (add it just after your References page). In the appendix for each source discuss why you chose to use it in your paper, and discuss what factors you used to determine they were appropriate.

Role of Human Capital and economic growth in Econ Development in Developing World

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Description

The following steps are useful to write effective research paper:

1. Topic Selection: Select a topic from the various issues discussed in the class in the field of economic development. You may also select your choice of topic from the issues you have already addressed in weekly assignments.

2. Make sure the topic your have selected is relevant to the subject and does fit to your areas of interest in the subject.

3. The title of the topic must make sense and gives your audience a clear idea about the issue and focus of your research paper.

4. Your Topic selection is your first step. Once you are settled with your topic (you may also change or modify the topic title after you finish your writing depending on what you have come up with your end results of the term paper), the following general organizational structure of your paper should follow:

-Introduction: includes your reason for the interest in the topic, its relevance with some examples of the issues, quotes from other writers in the same issue, importance and objective of your paper

-Literature Review: This section should include your study on this area published in different literature. You may sub-divide this section into different categories of areas you have studied and summarize the findings in your own critical words. Providing proper citations are very important in this section.

-Method of Analysis: This section will include the appropriate approach of your analysis of the paper in the next section. This approach could be qualitative, quantitative, or both depending on your time and resource constraints to take the right approach. This methodology will clearly state the model structure you will be using and how you will collect data/information with sources (primary or secondary and why). You will also justify your approach you have taken, given other alternatives you could have.

-Analysis: Based on your approach mentioned in the previous section, this section will be main contents of your paper. This section will cover your data/information, analytical approach, tables, graphs, etc. The abstract (the summary of the entire paper) should be written after finishing your paper and must be placed on Page 1 of your paper. However, Your paper must have a cover page followed by table of contents before the page