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    Removing the Box Removing the box is a voice for people with records to have a chance at gaining employment. Removing this box does not mean they do not have to disclose their criminal history before applying for a job, but that they will be given a chance to be deemed qualified for the job before having to disclose this information. This means that those with records will have the same chance as any other applicant. A state ban the box law is on its way. Nearly 200 worker advocacy groups and…

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    Sixteen years ago after working fifteen years in the clinical setting of healthcare, I stepped out and accepted a job as a physician liaison for a community hospital. In 2001 physician liaisons were brand new to the healthcare world. They were described as an individual hired to build relationships with healthcare provider offices in order to market service lines for hospital facilities, large physician groups, or other healthcare organizations. In a nutshell, they keep the lines of…

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    neonatal or pediatric field. I believe time management, hard work, dedication and the desire to succeed are important keys to success. My 3 goals to reach to accomplish my overall goal are to obtain my associate degree in nursing at TCC, seek and gain employment at a hospital and finally to apply and complete the RN-BSN program at UTA. My first goal, obtain associate degree in nursing at TCC, is important to me for 3 reasons. The first, to be an inspiring example for my children. Second, I would…

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    CHAPTER THREE: METHODOLOGY 3.0 Introduction Sanders et al. (2003) delineates that a methodology is the theory of how a research should be undertaken encompassing the theoretical and philosophical assumptions upon which research is based and the implications of the method(s) adopted. This chapter gives a detailed summary of basis for data collection and the software development methodology adopted with prescribed steps for the research in the achieving of the project aim and objectives.…

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    Security Life Cycle

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    Life Cycle Most organizations use web applications through the use of the internet as part of their business process and functions to fulfill their objectives, business requirements and needs of their company. When implementing these applications, they have to make sure that security is a part of each step that they follow in the development lifecycle. If security is not implemented, then such software or applications, such as web server or web application, can be detrimental to the…

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    The asynchronous algorithm is thus very similar to the synchronous algorithm, except that we update as much information as possible after each design point is analyzed. The inertia is only applied when design iteration is completed. Of course, this could result in some points of the next design iteration being analyzed before the inertia operator is applied for that design iteration. However, the influence on the overall performance of the algorithm seems to be negligible [24]. IV. PROPOSED PSO…

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    Poka Yoke Case Study

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    Suite This tool gives idea into the AristaFlow BPM Suite – a next generation process management technology that has originated from our research activities in the ADEPT project. We show how AristaFlow ensures ease of use for process implementers, application developers, and end users. Our overall vision is to realize robust and…

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    Agile Adoption Case Study

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    The authors of Risks of Rapid Application Development lead off their discussion with this salient point (Agarwal, Prasad, Tanniru, & Lynch, 2000). They argue that management should not force the change through the organization but rather build a cultural shift that is accepting of what the process is looking to accomplish (Agarwal, Prasad, Tanniru, & Lynch, 2000). Ensuring that their is top down support doesn’t guarantee success however, without the support of management the process will not…

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    expense that no one wishes to deal with, assuring that retention is key. To do so, a talent acquisition specialist needs a certain set of skills. Reputable and successful talent acquisition specialists make sure that their corporate brand and their employment brand are on the same positive level. There are many businesses…

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    they are hiring the right people for the job to remain effective and competitive in their industry. From using things such as websites, advertisements, and word of mouth a company will be able to find a group of individuals to evaluate. By having applications, interviews, tests, and probationary periods a company will have enough info to properly evaluate the potential employees. Setting up reward systems and training sessions will then ensure the hired people will remain the effective and…

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