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    Hsbc V. Green Tax Evasion

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    become a problem that has substantial costs, causing United States losing billions in tax receipts each year. It is not an easy task to stop this “both the US and European nations are working toward a system where asset information and bank transactions are automatically recorded and duly shared” (Horowitz, 2015, p.1); countries need to continue working together to stop this trend. The policy would be about how to choose clients who want to open account in the bank. First, I would wisely…

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    My initial thoughts and feelings walking into the courthouse were one of nervousness, and excitement. I was nervous to be in the presence of criminals, and to go through security. Also, just being around people with such high authority is intimidating. I was really excited though, I have always been interested in the workings of a trial. I was anxious to hear what the case I was sitting in on was all about, and do come up with theories and verdicts of my own. The spatial arrangement in the…

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    that can be easily delineated into respective tables to make Database Management Systems capable of utilizing the data effectively. With normalization, information can be confidently accurate in any system and it is to a business’ loss if the fundamentals of normalization are ignored. So what does Normalization look like? There are four levels called first, second, third and fourth normal forms. First Normal (1NF) requires the database to have no repeating groups and must identify all the key…

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    What is a relational database? It is a database that stores the information about both data, for example for a person detail that is link with their car details that they have bought it from the company. The data and relationships are showed in an entity which is in a flat, two dimensional tables. We would use a relational database in a company such as a car company so when they want to store their customers information and what car did they buy, they use a relational database which stores the…

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    Society is a machine, supposed to function without a hitch, everybody acting and fulfilling their certain parts, and upholding the ceaseless standards that it entails. The question that remains is what is to become of those who find themselves, deemed unable to fit into societies’ functions and workings. Are they to be controlled, suppressed, or reformed to serve a better purpose in the “machine” of society, or are they supposed to be eliminated or silenced. These are some of the main topics…

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    In order to have a good relational database and to avoid unnecessary data in your database systems you are required to perform normalisation. According to Rob et al., (2008) Normalization is a process for evaluating and correcting table structures to minimize data redundancies, thereby reducing the likelihood of data anomalies. √ Normalisation helps us to structure our database tables effectively in order to improve the performance of the database systems. Once you have a good structured table,…

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    Implementation Once the database had all the variables set up, Umbrella Gaming is allowed to input customer data and run tests. Real customer data is needed for accurate analysis results. Umbrella Gaming should strive to obtain accurate data through an individual’s registration process, and tracking of online information. From this point on, the company is able to use the database to achieve its marketing objectives. For instance, Umbrella Gaming could run a one sample t-test to see the average…

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    clients and hackers. Making sure that every server is secure, is one way of ensuring our client’s data will be safe. My recommendations for securing the servers are: Database Server use MySQL, Web Server use Apache, File Server use Samba, SMTP Server use hMailServer, and LDAP Server use OpenLDAP. I recommend securing the database server by using MySQL Enterprise Edition because of the advanced features and management tools it provides. It has technical support that will ensure the highest…

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    1.07 Case Study Answer

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    1. a) Considering the nature of the represented data, the form of the visual is appropriate and delivers the information in an effective manner. The table presents information clearly and is easy to read (DeSmet 1; What You Need to Know). This choice of visual in a form of table results from the idea that a table can depict a wide range of numerical data and “present several variables for a number of items” (Markel 192). Nevertheless, the table needs a title and the indication of the measure,…

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    Omnicell Server Analysis

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    Microsoft Server 2008 Standard edition with SP2. The hospital server uses Windows 2012 operating system; automated dispensing cabinets employ Windows 7 operating system and Intel Core multiprocessor technology. The Omnicell server also contains a database and a number of system software components.…

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