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Analyzing Content What historical events have had a major influence on social patterns in the nation? The possible answers are too numerous to list, ranging from […]

Merlin Metalworks After getting a master’s degree in business, spending time as a stockbroker on Wall Street, and  working as a manager in a traditionally organized manufacturing company, Ashley Korenblat  was hired as president of Merlin Metalworks. Korenblat, fresh from her experience at a large company, was anxious to try out her own theories of the small, Albany, New York‐based producer of bicycles. In short order, Korenblat had to contend with the following organizational problems. Two welders, unable to get a decision from their supervisor, requested time off. One welder had a dentist appointment and the other needed to leave early to pick up an anniversary present. A review of the previous day’s shipping log revealed that nothing had been shipped. The reason? A customer had called about a problem bottom bracket ‐‐ the place where the bicycle pedals attach ‐‐ which made the customer’s $4000.00 bike useless. The customer service department had the authority to stop everything to solve a customer’s problem.  In this case it meant turning off the final threading machine for a day which brought the  shipments to a halt. After little discussion, Korenblat made a decision to redesign the brakes on road bikes, believing it would be less expensive. Shortly after the first production run began, the person in charge of purchasing insisted on rehashing the decision. It turned out that the new design would lead to a series of new expenses ‐‐ adding up to more than the expected savings. In an effort to have the employees make decisions and be more independent, the machine department was organized into teams. The teams were responsible for developing the production schedule, determining the size of the production runs, and coordinating the 35 operations in any given production run ‐‐ some of which were linear, others which proceeded simultaneously. All went well until the company […]

Mobile Access Privacy Concerns In this writing assignment, you will write a one-page paper in which you describe privacy concerns pertaining to mobile access of informatics […]

Computer Science Simulated 1.) 4 to 5 pages, double-spaced, 12-point font, 1-inch margins, Times New Roman 2.) MLA or APA format Choose a scholarly article that […]

Analyzing AACN Master’s Essentials in Nursing This assignment provides a concise description and appraisal of the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) Essentials of master’s […]

Personal Action Plan: Strengths, Struggles, and Healthy Habits For this Final Personal Action Plan you will complete the following: Part 1:  Using the information gleaned from the […]

Double Double Toil and Trouble Case Questions: (Part 1) What should regulatory agencies do in reaction to the NECC/Ameridose problem? What kind of plan and actions […]

Human Resource Management homework help Based on your assessment of this case study, in which of the four cultural concepts would you categorize Nimble Storage’s mission […]

Identifying Taskboard ‘Smells’ in Azure DevOps Azure DevOps and most DevOps tool suites provide information radiators that help leaders and the team understand the status of […]

B2B Dental Sales Plan Overview Scenario You previously worked in B2C sales, but you have made the transition into B2B sales by recently accepting an entry-level […]

Author Biographies Michelle O’Reilly is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Leicester (Greenwood Institute) and a Research Consultant for Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust. Michelle’s research […]

Social Media Impact on Youth Livingstone, S., & Brake, D. (2010). On the rapid rise of social networking sites: New findings and policy implications. Children and […]