Essays on Blue Sky

Employee Performance Recognition and Compensation Policies

Essay Question One: Introduction Air World International was established by Carolyn Laker in 1994, a property developer by profession, with an aim of providing quality air travel services between Europe and the U.S.A. In its initial years the company managed to establish itself as a major player in the airline industry and notched up consistent profits. However, as the global recession took hold in 2007, by 2008, the company’s fleet was running on below average capacity. Despite employee recommendations of lowering its fare structure to attract more passengers (a strategy being implemented by its competitors), Carolyn and the ...

Leadership Styles at Blue Sky

The new CEO has proved his willingness to adopt a visionary, collaborative and transformational approach in his efforts to restore the competitiveness of Blue Sky. Unlike in the era of Max Blue when all decisions were made by him since he believed that as the owner, he had the final say on the actions to be taken, Willis has his focus on the need to involve everyone in decision making including the regional directors who were previously denied the opportunity to take part in the executive meetings. Hubres seems to be a visionary leader too considering the fact that ...

The article highlights the origin and development of the Albers’ color theory by noting that Albers ideas profoundly influenced Luis Barragan’s work with color. The article notes that although the utilization of highly changed color is contextual, evaluation of the color bands produced by individuals working independently, the crafts and traditional buildings highlight an absence of the cohesive patterns of Barragan. Furthermore, besides the environmental influences, the interest that Barragan gained from his friends shaped his work. In particular, Barragan’s designs seem not to be spontaneously generated by based on intelligent and scholarship authority (O'Leary 115). It ...

Introduction

Interactions between atmospheric energy and matter and with the surface of the earth play an important role in remote sensing. There is a constant interaction between the surface of the earth, electromagnetic radiation and the atmosphere. This interaction determines the spectral areas through which remote sensing can be done (Bucholtz, 1995, 2769). Electromagnetic radiation is propagated via the earth's atmosphere at the speed of light once it has been generated. Since the earth's atmosphere is not a vacuum, it has a different impact on the wavelength, spectral distribution, speed and direction of radiation.

Scattering

One of the results obtained for ...