health care organizations and their power structures from the management This paper has an aim to examine health care organizations and their power structures from the management. We will also investigate the liable power structures that are derived from the bureaucratic theory basis. It is also essential to check the power that each organization represents based on empirical data. The paper will focus on analyzing Mintzberg’s power configurations of the instrument, political arena, closed system, and meritocracy, with Finland hospitals being the case study. At the end of 2005, is when a survey was conducted about ten finish hospitals for primary care and the specialized one. The managers were the primary respondents, and some of the staff members from surgical and internal disease, primary care units, as well as outpatients. The data was analyzed statically, and the number of responses was about 38 per cent. Thus the results showed that some kind of organization structures supports a specific type of power generation. The first line managers took the health care organizations as those tools that are meritocracies with political arena…
effective classroom management Introduction According to the information on the step by step, effective classroom management, the first day in school is the most important day for a “good start” classroom program. My first day in school would start with the development of critical rules and recommendations for the student. I would come up with a vital method enforcing my authority as a teacher but in a very reasonable way, developing a sportive environment and develop key rules and procedures on the first day in school that would enhance classroom management (Sieberer-Nagler, 2016). This I would do by involving the students in the process of developing the rules by allowing them to come up with their critical suggestions on the first day. Some of the essential methods for the first day in school would include; Organizing the necessary classroom materials On the first day in school, it is critical to hold the critical materials that would be used in the constitution of effective rules and guidelines for the classroom. I would host key materials such as the presentation material that…
Accounting solutions to questions Question 2 The ETL process is the method through which data gets extracted from the data sources, which are not optimized for the analytics objective, and then transferred to a central host (Niinimäki and Niemi, 2009). It involves extraction, transformation, loading and carrying out an analysis. Extraction consists of getting data from a given database. The data may be from different sources. Transformation involves the conversion of the data into a similar form and placing it on another database. The data gets standardized, cleansed, transposed and surrogated. Loading involves writing the data into a specific data warehouse. Extraction The raw data below is for the United States Federal Spending for the fiscal year 2020. It was extracted from the United States Federal website. The values are in $ billions. Pensions- 1156.8, Health Care- 1340.2, Education- 209.7, Defense- 997.9, Protection- 47.0, Welfare- 368.5, General Government- 63.7, Interest- 376.2, Transportation- 101.6, Other spending- 128.3, Total spending- 4789.8 Transformation It involves arranging the data to be in a given format in a database for easier analysis. The data above…
challenges of management systems Abstract This research entails the analysis of articles and publications that have evaluated then challenges of management systems besides giving necessary recommendations. The motivation behind this research is because recently, computer users have experienced difficulties in failures of the operating system. Malfunctioning and breakdown of the system are of significant concern, and this article will seek to give a solution to this problem. My interest also is to build a system that can help correct some most common technical issues with computers. The project will identify three main technical errors with the operating system, particularly under the subtopic of process management. The areas of concern include failures with the process state, failure in synchronization, and scheduling errors. These challenges will have a clear outline in the research, and the best solutions recommended. The study will involve comparative research from other related works, analyses, and findings. The collected information forms the guiding data into creating the prerequisite measures to solve the problems. The study will identify the Scheduling algorithms and challenges encountered during the scheduling of processes…
Managing Media Outlets Media outlets are the different publication stations or programs that aim to provide the public with news and stories about the community or people from around the world. These stories are published through different channels or outlets, including; Radio, The Internet, TV, Newspaper as well as magazines (“Types of Media Outlets,” 2013). This paper will provide a detailed discussion about a student’s online radio, explaining what it takes to manage an actual media outlet. The media outlet referred to in this paper is a Wire Grass Student Radio station found in Pike County. Managing WiregGrassStudentRadio.com. The wiregrass student radio is an online radio station run by students from Troy University. This online radio broadcasts every weekday from noon till midnight at the central time. Every radio station or TV station requires constant money to accommodate the necessary expenses needed within the company. This includes being able to manage to pay the employee’s salary, funding radio programs, and licenses, etc. Such money mostly comes from advertisements for different products or companies. For this…
The Lydig construction company The Lydig construction company verses the Martinez State Corporation is a case that was filed in the court of appeal, fourth appellate district, division one in the state of California. The case was documented under file number 2/26/15, D066854 and titled ‘Lydig Construction Inc., v. Martinez Steel Corporation.’ Parties involved in this dispute This case involved two parties which were the Lydig construction, inc. and the Martinez Steel Corporation. The plaintiff and respondent of this dispute were Lydig Construction Company (Lydig), who was also the general contractor on a massive public works project. The defendant and appellant were Martinez Steel Corporation (Martinez), who was the original steel supply subcontractor on the project. PROJECT In 2010, Lydig Construction after bidding for the San Bernardino project became the successful bidder on a project that was aimed to expand San Bernardino County’s (the location) Adelanto Detention Center (the project) and signed a contract with the county to complete the project. Lydig laid its bid that was based in part on a subcontractor’s bid it had received from Martinez for…
The power of mediation Mediation involves bringing in a third party who is supposed to be neutral to spearhead the process of ending a dispute between conflicting individuals or groups (Marshall, 2018). Summary According to (Marshall, 2018) conflicts are inevitable to occur. However, the essential thing that individuals and organizations ought to do is to come up with robust methods of handling these conflicts. In an organizational and societal setting, conflicts are bound to happen because of the diversity of views and opinions. Successful organizations are known to have proper frameworks of handling conflicts emerging between their employees or the management to avoid any significant adverse effects on themselves. Mediation is one of the most commonly used methods when it comes to conflict resolution among individuals.The technique is mistaken to be informal and straightforward, but it involves several key steps that must be followed for a conflict to be resolved successfully. A key advantage of mediation is that it makes the conflicting parties come to the point of understanding each other and a win-win situation. Additionally, mediation is a less…
Starbucks Marketing Strategy Starbucks is a coffee firm which was started in 1971, and its head office is in Washington. The main goal of this company is to become the best brand and retailer of coffee in all its target markets, both local and international. This company is both a product and service because of what they have specialized in selling. They roast and sell whole coffee beans along with various pastries, handcrafted beverages, tea and coffee products, and other coffee-related equipment and accessories. This paper, thus, seeks to highlight some of the keywords that I can use to market the services offered by Starbucks and the reasons why I believe that those words will help sell those services. As a marketer of this firm, I have decided to market all the vital services that any coffee addict would wish to get. Therefore, my keyword list comprises; coffee shops near me, Starbucks coffee, coffee machines, coffee bean, roast, and espresso machine. I chose to market the coffee products and services because those are the main items offered in Starbucks. The…
MARKETING WITH BANNERS – THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN BANNERS AND BUSINESS CARDS, IMPORTANCE OF PRINTING BANNERS AT LARGE SCALE Advertisement is the surest way of promoting your business brand and its visibility, guaranteeing you improved sales and profits. There are different forms of publication used widely by business entities with varied results of success. The two most preferred, frequently used and effective advertisement strategies are by use of banners and business cards. Each of the advertisement measures is unique and distinct from the design, intended purpose, and success rate. In Toronto, Canada, Rush Hour Printing and Graphics is a household name in the design and creation of glamorous and exquisite business cards and banners, with a successful track record and reputation. The distinction between banners and business cards Banners and business cards have exclusive features that differentiate the two advertisement modes. The significant differences between banners and business cards include the following; Size- banners are significantly large while business cards are pocket-sized The material used in printing- RHPG uses different printing materials in the design of business cards and banners. Banners…
Marketing Management Case Study In the case study, the company uses demography as their market segmentation strategy. In demographic segmentation, customers are modelled into groups by particular population markers such as occupation, sex, age, socio-economic class, ethnicity, and income (Tow, 2019). Specifically, the company has narrowed down to the income of their two markets. Andrew, an employee at SparkPlace, coined the phrases, small Sams and Medium Marys, as a way of identifying their target markets. The small Sams are the small businesses run by their owners and have fewer than twenty employees. On the contrary, the medium Marys are headed by senior managers with a significant number of employees between twenty and one hundred. Additionally, the Sams is an easier group to bring on board with each business having a sales cost of less than $1000. Contrarily, acquiring any of the Marys would cost SparkPlace about $5000. However, the Marys are more valuable since they stayed longer and could pay higher monthly rates. Similarly, data suggested that on average, each Mary could generate $50K, unlike Sam, that could make $10K.…