Essays on CIP

Abstract

The United States was called to rethink its security strategies since the September 11, 2001 terrorist attack. Immediately after this catastrophe, the various stakeholders failed to come up with an explanation of why the attack succeeded. Therefore, few months later the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) was established in order to ensure a safer country that was protected from terrorism and other disaster. Since then the DHS made stride in meeting its mandate. One of those mandates is the protection of critical infrastructure since it is vulnerable as a target to attacks or disaster and such would cause immeasurable ...

Question one

The community in the county of Prince William has a total population of 430,959. The county is located in an area of 348 square miles (Citizen Guide, 2016). Moreover, the community has a total labor force of about 230,529 as at November 2013 (Citizen Guide, 2016). In the second quarter of 2013, the community had 117,965 of the employed population. On the other hand, the unemployed growth rate was at 4.4% in November 2013. Lastly, the median income for the household was $ 93,744. Consequently, this community was ranked in the twelfth position among the communities ...

Continuous Improvement Projects in Hospitals: A Systematic Literature Review

The continuous improvement projects i.e., CIP, are the short term systematic mechanisms based on team work in order to reduce the variations and eliminate the waste from the systems and processes without any investment of capital in the organization. CIPs play a significant role in the hospitals, by addressing major issues in the hospital such as the efficiency of the internal process, quality of the healthcare delivery, service cost, coordination, and communication. The hospitals that are implementing CIPs are obtaining remarkable results, but as a matter of fact they lack the ability of sustaining the CIPs. Reference analysis and the content ...

Introduction

Economics is that branch of study that deals with how the people and the nation as a whole make choices so that there is optimal use of the resources that this world has given us. While studying economics it is very important to cite real life examples of the theory and analyses studied in the textbook in a classroom environment. Case studies are an important and indispensable part of the study of economics. It gives the student an idea about how the theory or the principle functions in the actual setting. More importantly, it allows us to analyze real life situations ...

Analysis of the FTAA Case Study and FTAA After-Action Reports

Introduction On 17th to 21st, November, the Miami town of Florida experienced widespread demonstrations during the Free Trade Area of the America’s Summit (FTAA) held there. The demonstrations caused two departments of police in Miami to collaborate in a special way that saw them working together so as to ensure that peace was restored in the area (Driscoll, 2005). These two departments were the City of Miami Police Department and the Dade County Public Safety Department which now goes by the name Miami-Dade Police Department. This paper will interrogate the case study and all that transpired that ...

Monsanto Co. (MC) v. Coramandal Indag Products Ltd. (CIP)

MC had alleged violation of patent by CIP. The patent in question related to the CIP inventions titled Phytotoxic Compositions and Grass Selective Herbicide Compositions contained the active ingredient named Butachlor which was duly patented by the plaintiff appellant.

Procedural History

The case was before the judicial system of India. It had first been heard in the trail Court and a ruling reached in favor of the defendants as the lower court held that the said patents were not existent and that the defendant respondent had not violated any patent thereof. The case ...

Companies have a moral and social responsibility to give back to the community. This is because they derive a lot of benefits from the communities in which they are situated and it is rational that they give something back. A company derives raw materials, human resources and market sales from the surrounding communities. They make massive profits which are paid as dividends to their stakeholders. Therefore, the concept of social responsibility is premised on the fact that there is an immediate need for these companies to also be part of society. When a company improves the status of the society in which ...

Abstract

The relationship between Total Quality Management (TQM) and managerial accounting lies in that fact that managerial accounting concerns itself with decision making in an organization. Apparently, management accounting is one of the mechanisms that an organization relies on for the generation of information used in decision making. Total Quality Management (TQM), a management philosophy that has its roots in the Japanese traditional management systems has become increasingly popular. This paper, which assumes the structure of a literature review plus some additional research, seeks to explain the relationship between the two key concepts, which are Total Quality Management (TQM) and Managerial accounting. ...

THE OVERALL EXPERIENCE

Strategic management plan is a continuous process that controls and does evaluation of the business and the factors that affect it. It assesses both the external and internal factors that affect it. These factors are the SWOT factors which are the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats. Strengths and weaknesses are the internal factors while the threats and opportunities are the external factors. This management plan assesses the company’s competitors and sets strategies and goals to meet all potential competitors and the existing ones. After assessing the SWOT environment, it reassesses each and every strategy regularly so as to choose ...