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    Uber Corporate Strategy

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    This essay aims to demonstrate the possible influences of autonomous vehicles on the strategic planning of ride hailing industry with a specific company - Uber Technologies Inc.. In the following paragraphs, the changes Uber might make on their business-level strategy would be illustrated with the mention of PESTEL framework and strategic alliance. Subsequently, it is indicated that Uber is able to achieve competitive advantages by implementing the diversification of corporate-level strategy.…

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    Hotel management is considered to be one of the main elements of the proper management in the hospitality industry. Due to the increase in tourism, the demand in hotels is constantly increasing. Millions of people every year travel from country to country and they require a place for temporary living. Of course it is impossible to establish a hotel without the profound knowledge on the slightest peculiarities of this problem. Hotel business is quite a problematic one, so one should possess…

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    Evaluate the response of operations management to external influences. Introduction: Sydney Tower Dining is owned by a company called Trippas White Group. Trippas White Groups is the leading hospitality industry in Australia. Sydney Tower owns and operates three individual dining venues in Sydney Tower, 360 Bar and Dining, Sydney Tower Buffett and the studio. The most significant external influences that Sydney Tower’s operations management responds to are: • Quality Operations • Technology •…

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    Case Study: Red Lobster

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    Introduction Human resource practices in the Hospitality industry are vast. These practices shape and promote a company's organizational culture and determines the quality of relationships and interactions between the managers and the employees. A review of company HR practices provides useful information as to the structure and design of its daily communications. HR manager's background and perspective HR in the Red Lobster is not just about the handling the daily routines of the restaurant…

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    Health and Globalization As the movement people, goods and food across the globe increase so do the undesired consequences, a scenario that creates a greater risk of infectious diseases and viruses quickly spreading leading to serious public health problems. I would argue that it is not practical to stop global trade and travel to avoid these problems because the upsides, such as providing year-round fresh fruit and vegetables and medication for the most serious of illnesses to regions that…

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    is processed food. Processed food is filled with fats, sugars, and preservatives all things that are clinically bad for health. A hamburger can be made with 200 calories easily using lean beef and grilling it, but when companies use salt to preserve it and add fats and sugars to improve taste it 's hard to do that. Michael Hobbes writes a good article, “Why Is Processed Food So Bad for You?” that highlights key points showing what processed food is doing to this country. Processed food and…

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    unhealthy options when the food industry is using brightly colored packaging and empty promises to lure people to purchase their food. Hence, the food industry can be seen as the main contributor to obesity. Nobody wants to be told what to eat, but with clever marketing, the food industry does not have to say a word. People crave sugar. Sadly, for some people, sugar is at the top of their food pyramid along side fat. Marketing sugar is an extensive part of the food industry. Breakfast cereals,…

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    FDA Regulation Analysis

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    has created a controversial topic among the consumers and food industries. After careful review of evidence from credible groups and members, it is strongly recommended that this rule should not be established without an in depth analysis of the problem. In the proposed rule titled, ‘Use of the Term "Natural" in the Labeling of Human Food Products. 2015-32471’, the FDA is reexamining the current definition of the term “natural” on food products in aiming to make the term clearer for consumers…

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    Food Allergy

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    Introduction Objective The objectives of this study are to report the prevalence of self-reported food allergy, to identify the characteristics of food allergy reactions, and to describe the use of labels among adults with food allergy. Food labelling is a method the government uses to communicate between sellers, producers and consumers. Identification of food allergens is one the main elements of food labelling. This is due to alerting consumers of the ingredients that could lead to an…

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    Overview of goals and objectives: According to Iowa state university, Information assurance is the method of maintaining and managing the risks regarding some information. Information assurance professionals try to protect the information and information systems by assuring authentication, confidentiality, integrity and availability of information. At whatever the phase the information is like storage, transition or processing, ensuring the protection of the information is the key. We can also…

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