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- 161: Interview with Martella Paper Products, Inc.
- ... supply stores. The company was established in 1979 by Michael Martella. Michael Martella saw the need for a paper company and believed that he could fill that need. Martella Paper Products Inc. has been in business for over 15 years. The company has expanded tremendously in that time. When the company was first established, Mr. Martella could not even afford to employ a secretary. Today Martella Paper Products has divisions on both the East and West Coasts and employs over fifty individuals. It is still owned and operated by Mr. Michael Martella, a sharp business man with the sense and know how to remain competitive throughout the past fifteen years. ABOUT THE INTERVIEWEE Mr. Jonathan Martella is the younger brother of Michael Martella. Jonathan graduated from CW Post in 1983 ... of Martella Paper, and he hopes to continue to do so throughout the rest of his career. I chose to interview Mr. Martella because I one day hope to own and operate my own successful business. Upon interviewing Mr. Martella I discovered that it is extremely difficult to operate ones own business. There are many different factors and problems that need to be dealt with on a daily basis. THE ...
- 162: Network Security
- ... 4.4 Closed User Groups 7 2.2.5 Secure Transmission Facilities 7 2.2.6 Firewalls 7 2.2.7 Physical security 8 APPENDIX B 9 APPENDIX C 9 Security: How do you secure business Information 1.0 Introduction As we know the need of data communication becomes vital in the 20th century as we call it Information Age . Both business and government were concerned with security and the need for data security becomes evident. Therefore the computer processing, centralised database storage techniques and communication networks has increased the need for security. The concerns about security ... areas but also the control mechanism which implements, restricts and protects the threats from in and out side the organisation. This report proposes the need of security and ways in which the organisations secure their business information will be discussed. Facts and findings 2.1 What is Security? Security is the state of mind [1] An example is mission impossible one of the detective movies who show how easy it ...
- 163: Clusters In Business
- Competitive advantage is not created within a single firm alone. Efficiency in internal operations is essential but not necessarily sufficient to compete globally. Factors external to the business are increasingly important. Each firm is inherently part of a "cluster" of activities made up of firms along the value chain as well as related and supporting organizations e.g. research and development, finance, worker ... the classroom to include remote locations miles away and has offered new interactive learning opportunities for students. Distance learning relies heavily on video conferencing capabilities, and is therefore reliant on the development of multimedia software. Business communications - The business market has several areas where multimedia technology is applied. Video conferencing and document sharing, training, and sales presentations are potentially significant applications of multimedia. Entertainment - The entertainment market is driving the development of new ...
- 164: Cash Out (Accounting)
- ... to owners of family businesses. When a CEO of a company either needs liquidity or has no relative or partner to pass the ownership to is the main time that owners think about where their business might be going. Many owners of a family business don’t do estate planning or strategy until it’s too late. Even when the owner tries to plan for the inevitable, he has minority shareholders or kids who don’t want to run the business. Every option for the owner has a downside. Selling usually means the owner must give up control. Going public often creates an orphan stock. Employee-stock-ownership plans can burden the CEO with "onerous ...
- 165: Cash Out (accounting)
- ... to owners of family businesses. When a CEO of a company either needs liquidity or has no relative or partner to pass the ownership to is the main time that owners think about where their business might be going. Many owners of a family business don t do estate planning or strategy until it s too late. Even when the owner tries to plan for the inevitable, he has minority shareholders or kids who don t want to run the business. Every option for the owner has a downside. Selling usually means the owner must give up control. Going public often creates an orphan stock. Employee-stock-ownership plans can burden the CEO with "onerous ...
- 166: Corporate Finance
- ... industries. There are many specific goals that companies may be looking to achieve by dong this, but the main underlying reason is to guarantee the long-term sustained achievement of "fast profitable growth" for their business. They have to keep up with a rapidly increasing diversified global market and increased competition. Nowadays, with the struggle for competitive advantage becoming stronger and stronger, it is almost essential to form alliances. Diversifying and ... going further into the merger and acquisition process, a more complete explanation is necessary. A merger is the combining of two or more companies into a single corporation. This is achieved when one company or business purchases the property or some other form of assets from another company. The result of this action is the formation of one corporate structure. This new corporate structure retains its original identity. An acquisition is ... a merger in that it involves many problems being "dissolved", and an entirely new company being formed. There are different ways for a merger or acquisition to take place. One obvious method involves the purchasing business making an absolute payment in cash or in company stock. Other arrangements may be made such as the exchange of bonds. After the purchase has been made, the purchaser acquires the assets and liabilities ...
- 167: Uleashing The Killer App Book
- ULEASHING THE KILLER APP:BOOK REPORT Digital Strategies for Market Dominance Killer apps, goods or services that establish quickly and dominate the market, are displacing traditional planning and strategy in business. These revolutionary realities such as email, the first word-processing program, and e-commerce are sudden and dramatic changes that have recently found success in changing the face of business. Companies that use existing technologies are finding possible killer apps as a way to gain advantage over competitors and serve their customers in a more efficient manner. Companies that choose to use existing, traditional ideals ... their friends sign on and off. Building New Connections The building new connections section is based on design principles 5,6,7 and 8. They deal with the construction of interfaces between you and your business partners, including customers supplies, and even competitors. Replace Rude Interfaces with Learning Interfaces. Customer service is not the same as it used to be. There has been a decline in customer service, according to ...
- 168: Business And The Economy
- ... this area. Rechem have completed a floatation on the stock market selling 2.6m shares therefore increasing their exposure to external pressure groups. Another factor to consider is Balancing internal and external expectations. Internally, a business usually needs to make a profit for shareholders, managers and other stakeholders. Externally, the business has to contend with selling products in the face of competition and the regulatory influences exerted by governments. It also has to take into consideration the interests of external stakeholders and the pressures from a ...
- 169: Fifth Business - Character Foils Of Dunstan Ramsay And Percy
- Robertson Davies’ novel, Fifth Business, revolves around guilt, competition, and two men who are foils of each other. Although Dunstan Ramsay and Percy Boyd Staunton are parallels to each other, they contrast in a great number of ways. Their awkward relationship plays a significant role in the number of elements which make Fifth Business such an interesting story. While Dunstan Ramsay had never been too interested in competing with Percy Boyd Staunton, Percy from a young age saw Dunny as a rival. When Percy’s brand new expensive sled ...
- 170: Fifth Business Character Foils Of Dunstan Ramsay And Percy S
- Robertson Davies’ novel, Fifth Business, revolves around guilt, competition, and two men who are foils of each other. Although Dunstan Ramsay and Percy Boyd Staunton are parallels to each other, they contrast in a great number of ways. Their awkward relationship plays a significant role in the number of elements which make Fifth Business such an interesting story. While Dunstan Ramsay had never been too interested in competing with Percy Boyd Staunton, Percy from a young age saw Dunny as a rival. When Percy’s brand new expensive sled ...
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