… review is called iPods, business ethics, and sleeping well at night. It was written by Kevin Ponton and was published in Healthcare Financial Management. The article got started because Mr. Ponton's teenage son asked if Apple would give a newer…

… of transnational & global virtual communities. Transnational & Global Communities are communities that span across different national borders. Virtual communities of this kind are extremely useful in connecting people from various geograp…

… the situation Dales is faced with in relation to Learning & Development (L&D). The theories and strategies that focused on are the concepts of Learning Organisation (LO), the role of training in bringing and change and how to evaluate…

… over traditional classroom training. While the most obvious are the flexibility and the cost savings from not having to travel or spend excess time away from work, there are also others that might not be so obvious. For example:  It's…

… in the characteristics of individuals that shape their identities and the experiences they have in society. Diversity is the degree of basic human differences among a given population (Samuel, 2003). Managing diversity means different things…

… Management Challenges - Chapter 19 provides four cost management challenges. 1.<Tab/>What is the primary purpose of establishing a transfer price policy? 2.<Tab/>What are four methods for setting transfer prices? 3.<…

… plans for cost overruns or reduced revenues in our Report, The Millennium Dome. Mr Mandelson told us that "there would not be an overall cost overrun", and that the Company would deliver the Experience within the agreed budget.[165] In that Report,…

… many. One is that I would like the opportunity to study under and along side working professionals who will both educate me and share the real world knowledge needed to succeed in today's work force. Upon graduating I will have a degree from an accredi…

… of teamwork has become apparent in the workplace. A team is defined as "a small group- of people with complementary skills who work actively together to achieve a common purpose for which they hold themselves collectively accountable" (Schermerhorn…

… is listened to, or a debate is being carried out, there will always be an instance of some sort of logical fallacy. It is not always the intent of the speaker to be "lying" but more so to be persuasive. A logical fallacy is a reasoning error. There…