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    Washington State What is the first thing what comes to our minds when we think of Washington State? Most would say; Bill Gates, Nintendo, lumber, Pacific Ocean, or Seattle, apple, Starbucks, tourism. This essay would like to introduce the state's breathtaking geographical features, its rich history and other interesting facts. As the name shows, Washington State is the only state which was named after a president. The name honors the first president of United States, George Washington.…

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    helped the U.S dominate World War two by discovering different methods for different things. American technology played a huge roll in its dominance of world war two. American fighter planes played a huge role in its dominance of world war two. The boeing B-29 bomber was designed in 1940 as and eventual replacement for the B-17. The new plane would introduce a new era for the U.S as it became one of the most known cargo planes in the world. The behemoth would go on with many accomplishments…

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    receive corporate welfare. The eight biggest recipients according to a 2014 report were Nike, Royal Dutch Shell, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, Ford, General Motors, Intel, and Alcoa. The company that received the largest amount of corporate wlelfars, was Boeing at $13.18 billion. (Becker) These subsidies come from not only the federal government but the state level government as well. (Becker) After reading this, it’s no wonder why our national debt cannot be balanced. Corporations are more favored…

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    Ryanair Cost

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    business in an efficient manner where it has used various methods of reducing cost to create value for Ryanair Holding business and its customers. The main method it has used to add value to Ryanair’s operation is the use of a single model aircraft, the Boeing 737-800. The aircraft can help to minimize training and maintenance costs, easy to handle spare parts inventory and allow flight crews to have a flexible schedule. Besides that, as it could…

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    never been seen exiting the club. There were cameras hanging outside the club to register everyone who goes in, and who goes out. Until today, Brian hasn’t been found yet. Number 9) Dan Cooper (that’s probably not his real name) was the hijacker of a Boeing 727 aircraft on the 24th of November 1971. He bought a one-way ticket on the evening of Thanksgiving for Flight 305, a 30-minute trip to Seattle.…

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    In this memo, I will discuss the analysis and my recommendations about the Southwest Airlines case. Southwest was founded by Rollin King and Herb Kelleher in Dallas in 1966. The business core is to provide low-fare and short-haul flight service to their customers through low cost operation. By consistently focusing on this core strategy, Southwest has grown to become one of the largest airlines in the United States, competing with other carriers including the Big Three – Delta, United and…

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    share dating back to 1990, labor cost was $76/hr. in the unionized workforce, additionally 2006 was officially Ford’s worst year in the history of the company losing $12.4 billons dollars in the recession. (Kraemer, 2015). Alan Mulally who was a Boeing engineer had no previous experience in the automotive industry was considering by many to be a risky business move with the company on the edge of filing for bankruptcy. Ford Motor and Alan Mulally took one last chance to revive the company by…

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    Caterpillar

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    Assignment #4 This paper will examine the process by which Caterpillar reinvented the culture within one of their divisions, as explained by Despain et al in their article Work Values at Caterpillar: A Process. First, I will examine some of the ways it was an effective process, and then some of the ways it was ineffective. I will then present some of the key issues not mentioned by the authors that may have had an impact on the process. Finally, I will lay out the results and recommendations on…

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    WHY I WANT TO JOIN THE HONORS PROGRAM Alighting from a Boeing 747 jetliner on the JFK tarmac on Thursday evening, April 28, 2016, I walked into what could be called a new page in my life story—a new start. That was my first time on this side of the hemisphere. With little money, zero friends, one close relative and little to hold on to, I found myself leaning on only a thread of asset – my mind. Knowing this, I vowed to keep this God given asset alive and growing with all my soul and might, and…

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    Competitors of Toyota’s noted their processes and wanted to use their methods on their own manufacturing units. For example, Jet-maker Boeing observed Toyota’s triumph and repeatedly reconstructed their plants and re-engineered their procedures to replicate Toyota’s. The company experienced improved profitability and attributes their achievement to the Toyota Production System. Businesses…

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