A COMPARISON OF THE OPERATION STRATEGIES OF APPLE AND SAMSUNG Executive Summary             This report aims to give a comparison of the operation strategy of Apple and Samsung, providing an analysis of their hidden problem. The report also includes a statement of a hidden problem, suggestion solution to the issues, risks as well as mitigation plan. According to the report, both companies are facing a hidden problem, which is the struggle to produce products with fast-changing technology. Apple strives to maintain its high-quality electronics as Samsung struggles to keep up with the pace of technological advancement.             In the past few years, the consumer electronics market has become heavily commoditized, which has resulted in high competition form firms competing for a market share. Apple has utilized its talented research and development team to position itself its products in terms of performance and reliability compared to other similar products in the market like those from Samsung.  From a broader perspective, the company has set high standards for quality that even the company itself has to perform at level best to maintain…

Involuntary intoxication Introduction Since time immemorial, the law has been considered to be the rubric, which governs our civilization as human beings. A majority understands the law as a system of rules that have been created either through social or governmental institutions that, in turn, also enforce them. Case study 1 In the United States, individual states are allowed to come up with their laws, unique laws different from the legislative requirements. For instance, in the state of Minnesota, there is a law that states, no one is to be charged for public intoxication. This creates a loophole for avoiding other chargeable offenses, once publicly intoxicated (Myers, 2015). This taken into account, we have the case of Joe. Who was playing cards at his friend’s house while drinking soda? On one occasion, a friend of his slips a synthetic pill into his soda without his consent (Myers, 2015). This results in him consuming it unwittingly, sending him into a complete stupor. Not knowing what he is doing, he attacks his friends. In this case, if Joe is charged with assault,…

Models for Organizational Change             Organizations make use of various models to manage organizational changes in order to meet the organization’s set objectives. The model makes use of tools and techniques that can assist people in undertaking successful personal transitions leading to realizations and adoption of the change (Maes & Hootegem, 2019). The models focus on fundamental principles of change that are both effective and efficient at the individual levels. The very principles are designed to be applicable to an entire organization or a large group of people. Organizational change models are significant in the manner they simplify and describe the various process to apply the principles. While considering the issues of organizational change, I would prefer the ACE Star Model. This is because it is a simple, economic representation of various relationships between numerous transformation stages as the knowledge that is newly discovered is put into practice (Schaffer, Sandau, & Diedrick, 2012). The model is inclusive of all processes that are familiar and puts emphasis on the unique aspects of evidence-based practice (EBP). Furthermore, the ACE Star Model helps…

Q1.What action would you take when you learn the presence of this blog? Would you take action to stop this blogger? How?             I would encourage the presence of blogs in the organization as a way of allowing employees to express themselves to their employers as well as communicating with other employees. I would not take action of stoping this blogger because there is some circumstance where information in the company needs to be circulated very first to the customers, employees, or the management. However, I would first impose strict rules and regulations which will restrict blogger not to disclose the privacy of the company and not to share the information that may lead to violence or conflict in the organization after the information is shared.   Q2 Would you do anything to learn the identity of the blogger? If you found out, what action would you take to have the employee disciplined? I would use all means possible to  Identify and learn about the blogger, this will help the organization to understand how employees say about the organization, whether they…

The bottleneck The bottleneck is a congestion point of a production system that happens when the workload is heavy, but the time is short. The bottleneck is generally described as a too heavy workload to handle. Inefficient use of bottleneck creates a delay in production, which results in additional production costs. The term ‘bottleneck’ is used to address the congestion or the narrowest point of the bottle. It is essential to find a bottleneck because of the following reasons: Finding a bottleneck addresses the areas of production that incurs additional cost Finding a bottleneck helps to address production risks An organization can resize its resources and reinvests the production areas that are not performing wellThe bottleneck is a congestion point of a production system that happens when the workload is heavy, but the time is short. The bottleneck is generally described as a too heavy workload to handle. Inefficient use of bottleneck creates a delay in production, which results in additional production costs. The term ‘bottleneck’ is used to address the congestion or the narrowest point of the bottle.It is…

Economic Growth in Late 20th-century The business sector has grown tremendously in the last century. The growth was characterized by massive changes and movements that occurred during the time (Early 20th-century economic trends, n.d.). Among these changes was the technological innovation that saw the wide application of technology in business. Information systems, computerization, and automation became more extensive than the previous centuries. The result of the application of technology in business was the mass production of goods and services, as well as the mass distribution of the products and services. Efficiencies in the production were increased. The growth in the business sector during the 20th-century also saw the consolidation, as well as the centralization that gave rise to massive corporations known as trusts. The trusts dominated key industries (Economic Commission for Latin America). The result was cutthroat competition emanating from the huge business empires. More and more economic power was wielded by fewer and fewer people. Industrialization was also heightened as many more industries were established. Industrialization was witnessed not only in developed countries but also in developing countries. Several countries made…

EVALUATION OF MARKET READINESS FOR RADIO ADVERTISING Management Dilemma For the radio station to attract more established advertisers and satisfy the needs of the unsatisfied target market, the station will end up losing some of their teen listeners due to the change of programs. Concerning this, they will end up losing the current teen-oriented advertisers as their needs won’t be satisfied. Once the station cuts their current program, it will lead to loss of advertisements from their existing customers; hence there will be no advertisement done in the station that can attract the desired target market. Although there are many ways to attract the desired target market, listening to the advertisements from the station is the primary way to attract the desired segment.   Research Questions How will we (WKLM) inform the public of our current changes in our radio programs? What competitors do we (WKLM) have, and who are they? What format should we use to advertise our services to the public for attraction to advertisers? What do clients expect once they advertise their business on the radio? Which…

Call to Action Persuasive Speech Growing up, I have seen many people fall under police brutality; that is, they have been assaulted and harassed illegally due to some issues. It has become quite reasonable in our lives to see a person being mistreated by the police, and no action is taken. On November 13, 2018, a security guard holding a shooting suspect was shot and killed by a police officer. The father of a nine-month son was on duty when a shooting incident occurred at the bar, and he was able to hold the suspect. However, when the police arrive on the scene, they shoot the security guard since he was a black man holding a gun. This a clear example of police brutality in the world we are living. I have conducted various researches to back up my claims. For instance, in the 19th and 20th centuries, low working class and poor whites claimed that they were being discriminated against by police officers in the Northern cities. Moreover, almost in the same period, immigrants from eastern and southern Europe…

Growth of Electric Vehicles Introduction Every company wants something new in the garage, and electric vehicles would be something every company would want to develop. Electric cars are challenging because people are used to the old fashion ones, but trying something new is a great innovation for the company (Reinhardt, 2019). The electric vehicle has an electric motor that receives energy from the controller and regulates power used by the driver. Electric cars also use rechargeable batteries recharged from household electricity. Growth of electric cars The electric vehicle industry continues to get increasingly. But the environmental performance differs from one region to another. The overall global electric vehicle volumes are becoming big enough to build substantial profit pools for efficient and capable suppliers. Based on the analysis, the availability of electric vehicles in various regions in the United States is the key to market development (Reeven & Hofman, 2019). The number of electric cars in Idaho remains tiny, but it is developing at a high rate. Officials from Idaho say that Idaho in 2018 had 1,000 electric vehicles and plug-in…

Propaganda against Japanese-Americans during World War II             During World War 11, there was evident propaganda against Japanese Americans. Between 1941 and 1945, Japanese-Americans were put in seasonal camps after they were transferred from the West Coast. There has been a raging debate as to whether there was propaganda against the Japanese people. Some feel that the Japanese were discriminated and the statements that were sent through newspaper articles and motion pictures were based on racial prejudice, political dictatorship, and panic. On the other hand, some feel that discrimination against the Japanese was justified. In this paper, we affirm that the discrimination was based on racial prejudice and political dictatorship. Mizuno (208) assessed how the Federal government played a role in the spread of propaganda about the Japanese during the Second World War. He insinuated that the Federal government became selective of the type of information that is spread to the people. For instance, the government would constantly translate negative information published by the Japanese media for its people to have a negative attitude towards the country. The above further…