Evaluating the External Environment Introduction Evaluating the external environment is essential, as companies require the element in the production process. The process is also essential in that it reveals that opportunities are threats surrounding the operation of a company (Rumelt, 2012). Therefore, an organization must be in a position to be able to assess itsRead more about Evaluating the External Environment[…]

This paper is an analysis of my family background regarding the health history and traits of individual members from the generation of my grandparents to the current. It outlines the various illnesses that each family member has suffered and attempts to make a connection between the transfer of diseases from one generation to the next.Read more about Family Health History[…]

Target Marketing and Segmentation Dolnicar, Grün, and Leisch define target marketing and segmentation as a technique that entails the breakdown of a market into small and manageable segments that allow an entrepreneur to focus their marketing attention on a single or a few critical sections. Usually, such sections comprise clients and consumers whose desires andRead more about Target Marketing and Segmentation[…]

Impact of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) Going public is a phenomenon that describes a situation where a private organization engages in its initial public offering (IPO) by offering to sell shares of its stock to the public to help the firm raise additional capital. There are several reasons that compel many privately held companies toRead more about Impact of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX)[…]

Kant’s moral philosophy states that the ideal moral principle, which he termed the categorical imperative (CI), is one that considers rationality as the standard measure for morality.  This principle completely opposes immoral behavior regardless of personal reasoning or interests. This implies that as human beings make their decisions, they should not allow natural desires toRead more about Kant’s Moral Philosophy in Gone Baby Gone[…]

Research states that self-awareness is a necessary component of social work practice (Kondrat, 1999). The three approaches to professional self-awareness are simple conscious awareness, reflective awareness, and reflexive awareness (Kondrat, 1999). These approaches agree with the concept of your personal identity and the assumptions of the person you are. On the one hand, simple consciousRead more about Self-awareness How Do I know who I am?[…]

The Oresteia Trilogy: Revenge or Justice Written by Aeschylus (ca. 525–456 BCE), “Oresteia: Agamemnon. Libation-Bearers. Eumenides” remains one of the greatest Athenian tragedies. The trilogy covers critical societal issues and depicts timelessness in addressing certain themes such as justice, revenge, family, betrayal, and religion, among others. Aeschylus uses different stylistic devices and characterization to developRead more about The Oresteia Trilogy: Revenge or Justice[…]

Walmart’s international strategy explained Walmart started in 1991 in Mexico City through a joint venture. It started expansion by opening over 2000 stores in Mexico, with a market share of at least 53% by 2013. It entered Canada in 1994 by acquiring almost all Woolco discount stores. It also commenced operations in the US andRead more about Walmart International strategy[…]

Rolls-Royce Holdings PLC has grown from an almost bankrupt corporation in the 1960s to one of the major aero-engine manufacturing companies that produce luxury cars and provide power systems for ships, aircraft, and land applications. Currently, the company has a global footprint in the provision of the power systems and serves 45 of the 50Read more about Analysis of Rolls-Royce Holdings PLC[…]