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    The International Game Technology (IGT) headquarter in Reno, Nevada is one of the biggest manufacturers / suppliers of slot and lottery machines for the gambling world. This company is “driven by insight, evolving with market needs, and enabled by open technology” (“Six pillars of success”, 2016). IGF uses six pillars to build their achievement on. These pillars are: portfolio, individual games, consumer promotion, retail, logistics & distribution, and interactive. To become “the world 's leading end-to-end gaming company,” (“Who we are”, 2016) IGF had to overcome many obstacles. Until 2002 the International Game Technology’s staff had to work among several different systems in order to retrieve some specific information / reports. Each department…

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    My Company is Scientific Games (NYSE:SGMS) and they are a leading innovator in the global lottery and regulated gaming industry. Operating in the Consumer Discretionary sector and the Casinos and Gaming sub-industry, they gave the world the first secure instant lottery game in 1974.1 Scientific Games have continued to advance games, technology, programs, marketing research and security driving the success of more than 300 customers on 6 continents for the last 40 years. Alongside their…

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    Throughout last decade the technology is in its elite position. And several organizations and field has begun adapting the expanding technology by implementing the technology. Amongst the various organization, the organization which handle and regulate the world most popular sport: Soccer, or football as it is known in countries except the USA, called Federation International De Football Association (FIFA) has recently implemented a new technology in field of soccer called goal line technology:…

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    178). I believe a good example of communication technology and globalization is the upcoming Olympic games that will take place in August in Brazil. The 24/7 news cycle coupled with social media has delivered multiple news coverage to us about the public health concern and infectious disease that is carried by mosquitoes in Brazil called the Zika virus. According to an article by Dr. Ford Vox (2016), “Brazil will be open to the world this August and prospective travelers will need to stay…

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    easier and quicker but dangerous due to technology The author Sherry Turkle talks about the negative impacts of technology and how human have been replaced by technology and its the negative influence of technology on our generation. He reveals that our generation has become addicted to cellphones and social media and how technology is affecting people’s life. Use of technology can eliminate labor work and is more efficient and less time consuming but the negative effect of technology can…

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    Name: Instructor Course Date: Football vs. Soccer Soccer and Football are not much different games therefore; they have similar rules of the game. It can be said that football is more known term while soccer is US version of football with little change in the rules. In the annotated bibliography below, the articles have been include those address soccer and football with other variables but they indicate towards the similarities and differences of both games. Granot, Daniel and Yigal Gerchak.…

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    Rugby Research Paper

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    of rugby were established and by the 1860’s, the popularity of the sport had spread through England and on to other countries. The first ever international rugby match occurred between England and Scotland on 27 March 1871. By the late 1860’s, the game had…

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    Kuhn's Game Theory Analysis

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    The scientific concepts of game theory, Rational Actor and Governmental Politics Models, along with Thomas Kuhn’s theory on scientific crises, can help describe and explain the national security issue of anticipating a nuclear armed Iran. First, game theory can aid in deducing behavior where players, will seek to maximize their utility and where information is the key to succeed. Secondly, the Rational Actor and Organizational Behavior Models will aid in describing systemic and state levels of…

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    the Olympic Games, is perhaps the most distinguishable and substantial pupil cultural event (Roche, 1998). What is recognisable today as the Modern Olympics first began in Athens, 1896, attracting 311 athletes from 13 countries (Kitroeff, 2005). Throughout this period the Olympics was a combination of athletic games that sustained religious rituals (Koulouri, 2006). At the forefront of the Athens games was the opportunity to showcase nationalism, success, and pride but above all present the…

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    Technology: Changing the Way Things are Done Hopefully no one can deny that technology and the internet are becoming a big part in people’s lives. Even if you don’t use them as much as other people I’m sure you still notice that it has changed how you do some tasks. Whether it be using social media or using the internet for research or business, technology probably shows up more in your day than it did a few years ago. Technology and the internet are not just changing one thing or a few things,…

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