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    in a way that can be applied specifically to a population, and that can prompt action to build-upon and take stock of the concept. This is accomplished by first, altering the definition of disaster from the generic physical impacts that disrupt a system to an inclusive definition that ties together the society, potentially damaging event, and items like economy which…

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    disasters. The framework is developed on flexible, adjustable and accessible concepts as laid down by the system of National Incident Management to align the major responsibilities and roles across the authorities of our nation (Durant, 2007), (2013). The framework has 14 core capabilities that clearly outlines the best practices as well as the respective authorities for incident management that range from local to large scale national problems such as terror attacks or catastrophic natural…

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    advantage and applies for at least two grants every year. Each year a different need is assessed and a grant application is written. By applying for a grant, in the spring of 2016, Darby received a grant to purchase a Plymovent Vehicle Exhaust Removal System for their two trucks. Darby Fire Company also receives grants in the amount of approximately $10,000 for the fire division and $15,000 for the EMS division each year to offset costs. Standardized response policies that follow the same…

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    NIMS, National Incident Management System, is the national standardized approach to incident management that is equally appropriate for all jurisdictional levels including local, state, and federal, and is functional for all hazards. This system mainly started to develop after the incident of 9/11. The basis for the development of NIMS was the document called HSPD-7 which established a broad range of specific responsibilities for the DHS. There are five main components of NIMS; it includes…

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    It should be said that the Incident Command System (ICS) has its own functional structure. This structure can be divided by five key functional areas. These areas require a specific focus to learn their actual responsibilities and mechanisms of action. As it was mentioned, the ICS incorporates five core functional areas which are responsible for certain roles and responsibilities in context of emergency management. In particular, they are command, operations, planning, logistics, and…

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    three percent of its specialized components to a single manufacturer in the IT market. In the current down turn of the world economy and declining sales PAC must take actions to maintain its current position in the market. PAC sales were misrepresent in the two previous quarters accounting for sale that were never contract and created inflated sales in the general ledger. These factors have dictated for first time in the company history a hiring freeze…

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    Effectiveness of a Sales Force In most organizations, the sales force is among one of the most effective channels of engaging customers. However, it often times may come with an associated cost. As explained by Chaharsoughi and Yasory (2012), in most of the instances, sales expenses accounts for ten percent of the total revenue or more. It is therefore necessary, to improve the effectiveness of the sales force by identifying and prioritizing the best sales strategies. By identifying and…

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    Htc Executive Summary

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    questions. Sales skills are important in building lasting relationships with clients as well as persistence and tenacity. The sales force should be able to overcome rejection and handle sales objectives bravely thus bounce back and close the sale. The expertise and knowledge of marketing should make a marketing executive innovative and flexible and experience makes them realistic and goal-driven. Technology has change the way recruitment and selection of personnel is done in organizations. There…

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    solution to problems STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT Challenge one: Solution ETI should be take their existing sales representatives as employees to improve the relationship with them, once inside the company as employees and having all the benefits that ETI offer, they may feel part of company, this could improve their sales performance, at this time they will work just for the company. At the same time, ETI may hire new sales employees to be part of the new sales force to cover new areas that at the…

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    Output Management Solutions. Over the years, we've helped hundreds of companies successfully implement output management solutions in real-world enterprise environments. HP is also the largest user of HP CRM systems; it saves them over 5m per year by using their own output management solutions. (HP output management solutions and software - implementation and enterprise integration services,…

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