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    Good Morning Al, Jay Patrick should send out official meeting minutes however, entered into a clarifying discussion as requested by Patrick; explaining why the Kiosks are part of the NCDOT PCI Cardholder Data Environment. Basically, reiterating what you and I stated prior as well as our PCI Assessor, which is that because we control the systems and are directing the public to utilize same for payment card processing, such makes them PCI devices (processing, storing, or transmitting). Moreover,…

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    is very important. Many companies today suffer a lot of loss from disgruntled employees, customers and competition with other companies. A number of companies have had to file bankruptcy with employees, investors and consumers suffering the most from the egregious and fraudulent activities. The effects of these companies’ mismanagement has been so troubling that congress passed legislation in 2002, called the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (SOX); which requires public companies to have established…

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    Waffle House Case

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    Waffle House are the associates and employees of the company. Waffle House stock is not open to the public and most stock is purchased by employees or given to employees based on promotion. The company website says that Waffle House stock has increased in the past 60 years and the generation of stock is solely based on the performance of restaurants. According to privco.com, Waffle House has a 4% Annual Revenue growth rate per year. The company also has a 4.3% Employee Growth Rate. The 3 year…

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    important? And does organizational culture improve companies’ effectiveness? Answer is yes, of course. Organizational culture consists of the values and shared assumptions for a company. It tells employees what are right things to do and what are wrong and should avoid those bad consequences happen. Organizational culture affects employees’ behaviors invisibly and improves employees work effectiveness. “Culture is the most precious things a company has, so you must work harder on it than…

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    Ethical Issue: Reflection

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    situations in information technology that possess an ethical dimension? With the knowledge I have gained in this course the manner in which I approach an IT ethical issue will be with better understanding of how ethical issues can impact an IT company. With have a better understanding of what an ethical issue is and the problems they can present in the IT field I believe I will have more courage to stand up and speak out about and issues that I find that could be considered unethical. My newly…

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    began in the early 1900’s as a company motivated to produce washers with a wringer attachment. The innovation soon caught the attention of identical industries, driving the company to borrow funds to expand and increase production. However, in the midst of the Great Depression, the company was faced with inadequate sales to pay back the money borrowed from Sears. Although with a workable agreement and a stock exchange, the loan was forgiven. Soon, both companies expanded the Kenmore line of…

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    a concept where by companies integrate social and environmental concerns in their business operations and in their interaction with their stakeholders on a voluntary basis”. CSR is based on the concept of do “good business” for a good society- today and for the next generations. The main aim of using CSR in business is to increase the profits with thinking of society welfare. For the business society is essential who demands.CSR demands a symmetric change. For this, companies need stronger…

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    and climates which may be damaging for some businesses, especially those in the primary industry. Governments have decided to take action on this matter through the introduction of CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility). However, there are still companies who are against CSR due to several reasons. This essay will discuss about CSR as one of major management concept. In particular, it will consider the true meaning of CSR, the importance of CSR, the boons and banes of using CSR and the impact of…

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    The analysis of organization culture in Lincoln Electric Company based on Harvard case study by Arthur Sharplin. Lincoln Electric Company founded in 1895 by Lincoln brothers John C. and James F. has managed to run successfully for 120 years and become the wold 's largest manufacturer of welding equipment. While the world was in economic turmoil during the Second World War the company has managed to grow its sales and productivity to an extensive amount and its growth is continuing up to…

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    Vanity Fair Corporations first started out as the Reading Glove and Mitten Company in Pennsylvania back in 1899. In the year 1914, the company had expanded into lingerie and finally in 1917 the company had officially changed its name to Vanity Fair. For the most part, the company had specialized in the production and selling of jeans. However, they widened their horizon and became affiliated with over 30 brands. The company now sells jeanswear, contemporary brands, outdoor and action sports,…

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