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    exercises to validate the IT contingency plan (Swanson et al., 2010). Ensure plan maintenance. During the plan maintenance phase of the planning process the organization must ensure to regularly update the plan to meet business needs, hardware/software upgrades, and policy updates (Swanson et al., 2010). As a result, by ensuring the IT contingency plan is updated to meet shifting environments, the organization will have an effective document implemented for business continuity. Possible…

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    What is software piracy? According to Linfo, software piracy is a term that is used to describe the copying or use of computer software in violation of its license. Copying, downloading, and sharing software onto other computers are ways that software piracy occurs. Software piracy causes a big loss in revenue to the publisher or creator of the software. This causes the software to be pricier to the consumers. “Software piracy is all but impossible to stop” (Webopedia). Companies, publishers,…

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    Underdevelopment In Haiti

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    Underdevelopment: More Than a State of Mind Student Name: Fujia Wang Student Number: 214122782 Instructor Name: Miguel Gonzalez Course Name: INTRODUCTION TO INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT STUDIES Words: 1040 In 2010, Haiti was struck by a devastating earthquake that destroyed land and lives alike, almost wiping clean the capital city of Port-au-Prince. Because of the underdeveloped nature of Haiti at the time of the natural disaster, the country was susceptible to…

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    Guns, Germs And Steel

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    In this essay, I will explain the geographical theory to Development, as advanced by Diamond (1997), some criticisms to it and why, overall, it's still the strongest theory, when combined with others, to why some countries are wealthier and unquestionably more advanced than others are. There have been many theories posited as to why some countries are developed and wealthy, whilst other countries either remain underdeveloped even now, or were only developed through colonialism by more…

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    through a combination of computer science courses and self-teaching. In addition to the language itself, I have experience with several libraries, most notably Java Swing, LibGDX, and Slick2D, and I have started learning the ins and outs of Android development during my spare time. In Java I have completed several projects, both for course culminating assignments and for recreation: My final project for grade 10 computer science was a blackjack game. In class I learned how to create GUIs using…

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    Software requirements specification (SRS) focuses on what the behavior of the project that will be developed, it is a document that completely describes what the proposed software should do without describing how software will do it (Thakur, 2014). It is the collection and organization of all requirements that surround a project. In this requirement specification, it is considered as an agreement between the stakeholder and the developer as establishing the understanding of system requirements…

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    The Startup Entrepreneurs and the Open Source Software Pivot The open source technology industry advances to become more regulated and isolating that makes it difficult for new players to have a point. The expertise of use for software with hardware is much better known. This is the era of the developer-defined system, where they have the power to take a decision in making technologies like cloud infrastructure and applications. The open source technologies have proven one of the most influence…

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    As the world’s largest clothing and apparel brand, Nike, Inc. is constantly under pressure from shareholders, and competitors alike to compete on a global stage. With this, comes pressure to derive strong sales growth through superior products quality, strong brand strength, and a sustainable corporate and ethical image. In order to stay on top, growth is not enough. Nike must also keep costs in line and continue to grow their bottom line – maybe even faster than the top. This focus leads…

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    International investment law as an instrument for sustainable development The relation between international investment law and sustainable development is ?two sided?.[footnoteRef:2] This statement is also supported by Newcombe, he states sustainable development is indeed needed in the future, thus, foreign direct investment (FDI) could be the main instrument to ensure any development agenda.[footnoteRef:3] Furthermore, Foreign direct investment also contributes toward financing sustained…

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    against constraining the poor from governmental and civic action, and stay open to opportunities that promote success and prosperity for the poor. This key term is significant to our class because it is involved with how poor societies can create development and success. Intentional Economy- This is…

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