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    growth decision that LV made was an increase in automated machines. This led to less specialized workers and an increase in overall productivity. This new technology seems to be an issue because customers want handcrafted and artisan-made products. Automation is taking away from the quality of the brand’s…

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    Amazon will face a multitude of threats in its acquisition of Whole Foods. Namely, Whole Foods faces intense competition within its industry and thus will have a difficult time generating profits and maintaining a competitive edge. Secondly, Amazon will struggle to lower Whole Foods’ prices, in attempt to get rid of its “Whole Check” reputation for high price points because of higher wage levels being applied all over the world. Lastly, the environmental threat of the rise of GMOs and climate…

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    Introduction The management function of planning constitutes the basic fundamental function of management. Organizations formulate one or more detailed plans to achieve optimum balance of needs or demands with the resources available in this primary phase which is planning. Planning provides guidance for the organization by bridging the gap between where an organization is and where it would like to go (Newbrander, Peercy, and Vergeer, 2012). The management function of planning can be studied…

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    Why raise minimum wage? Minimum wage is the lowest wage permitted by law; it sets a precedent for entry-level employees to be paid and for small businesses and large cooperation’s to pay their workers. Unskilled and young inexperienced workers are typically paid minimum wage; they are emerging people dying to develop in society, therefore will to accept minimum wage. According to HR Magazine, “The minimum wage is the floor upon which the entire wage structure is built” (“Should the federal…

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    Customer relation management is a business strategy that aims to understand and manage the needs of an organization and also manage the needs of customers. Customer relationship management is concerned with the development of customer relationships with targeted customers. The focus of CRM is on creating value for the customer and the company for long term. When customer importance the customer service that they receive from suppliers, they are not more likely to look to the other supplier for…

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    Warehousing. Distribution centers and automation designed to receive goods from various plants and suppliers, take orders, fill them efficiently and deliver goods to customers in a timely manner8. 2. Stock and inventory management involves striking the right balance between demands and deliveries…

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    Technology is a great thing for civilizations. Breakthroughs in automation of mechanical construction put more than 60 million new cars on our roads every year and advancements in the aerospace industry, allow us to send a satellite from our blue marble to Pluto, a Planetoid 4.67 billion miles away from us at the edge of our solar system in 9 years. But it also has a negative impact on relationships as a whole. Advancements in telecommunications technology make it easy to connect to people…

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    Must—Take Our Jobs, Discusses a new technological revolution, robots. Today, robots have already created a high number of instruments and gadgets that we use daily. Also changing the way we do everything in our world. In his reading Kelly says “Without automation, we could not make a single computer chip—a job that required degrees of precision, control, and unwavering attention that our animal bodies don’t possess” (Kelly 306). Kelly believes that it is critical humans let robots take over our…

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    Cyber-attackers invaded the largest defense company in the world and the most important suppliers of the Pentagon to the network - but who they were and what they wanted? Officially there is to much information, but a look at the recent past may shed light on the object and purpose of the action. The affected defense contractor Lockheed Martin and the Pentagon was already target of cyber espionage: In April 2009, a 1.4-terabyte file was stolen, which was the largest at the time, weapons project…

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    While some men adapt to this situation and nurture their children, many others don’t help them. Moreover, because of the automation in industry and mechanization in agriculture, a lot of men have been fired. They tend to feel that they are no longer needed or respected, and become despondent, drunk, or violent. Such a thing occurs a lot in developing countries in particular…

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