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    system has also enabled utilizing different or new resources in the operational model development that weren ’t exposed to the original business strategy. Dell ’s business strategy has been differentiation through low cost‚ speed of delivery‚ and customer service by integrate logistics‚ manufacturing‚ distribution‚ inventory management. Dell ’s SCM strategy is perfectly aligned with its business strategies. Some of specific strategy has been just-in-time manufacturing model which reduces the inventory

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    of the acting that matters. -Lucius Annaeus Seneca Technical and method acting are the two types of acting that we have discussed in class. Technical acting focus on an actor’s ability to play a part‚ while method acting is when the actor literally plays the part until the movie is over; even if the camera has stopped rolling. Both forms are considered to be acting‚ and both forms have created many masterpieces‚ such as James Stewart in “Mr. Smith Goes to Washington” for classical acting‚ and Daniel

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    Since 1998‚ Dell has faced challenges by competing in an industry that is becoming increasingly commoditized. Decreasing growth in their primary market segment and lost PC sales due to the number of growing substitutes have contributed to Dell’s decreasing profits. In 1997 Dell had a substantial dual advantage over industry leaders‚ but in recent years the wedge between Dell’s costs and consumers’ willingness to pay has been reduced. Loss of industry attractiveness as well as competitive position

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    described as highly competitive according to Porter;s five forces model. Dell‚ Inc. has experienced tremendous growth since Michael Dell founded the company with only $1‚000 in his University of Texas dorm-room. Today‚ Dell has global revenues of nearly $50 billion and employs more than 55‚000 individuals. Despite this tremendous growth‚ the organization has remained committed to its core values. The “Soul of Dell” creates an ethical framework in which people are the common thread which links

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    The Niterói Contemporary Art Museum (Museu de Arte Contemporânea de Niterói — MAC) is situated in the city of Niterói‚ Rio de Janeiro‚ Brazil‚ and is one of the city’s main landmarks. It was completed in 1996. Designed by Oscar Niemeyer with the assistance of structural engineer Bruno Contarini‚ who had worked with Niemeyer on earlier projects‚ the MAC-Niterói is 16 meters high; its cupola has a diameter of 50 metres with three floors. The museum projects itself over Boa Viagem (“Bon Voyage‚” “Good

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    changed his stage name to Konstantin Stanislavski. He was founder of the first acting “system”‚ co-founder of the Moscow Theatre (1897)‚ and a renowned practitioner of the naturalist school of thought. In 1987 he also met Russian playwright‚ Anton Chekov. Stanislavski’s process of character development‚ the "Stanislavski Method"‚ was the means for method acting. It was‚ and still is‚ the most influential acting system on the modern stage and screen. After enrolling at Moscow’s Drama School‚ he left after

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    Outline the Elements of Stanislavski’s system of acting and briefly assess his contribution to the art of theatre. Stanislavski’s adoration of the theatre progressed throughout his life‚ championing him as one of the most arrestive enthusiasts within the theatre world. His rehearsal techniques are second to none among other practitioners. Many of his books‚ which were used to research this essay‚ are used as guides for drama students and give us a fantastic understanding of ‘’realism.’’ Such books

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    provide you with information about the question that was given for this assignment. You will read about the benefits and disadvantage of Globalization. You will also read about my personal view on the matter and my comments about the writers. The Dell theory of conflict was created by Thomas Friedman. It states that two countries that are involve in a business together an being a part of the same global supply-chain are less expected to go to war‚ because they want their business merger to be successful

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    Whether you are only just starting with your acting career‚ or whether you are wanting a change in direction from your existing career to go into acting‚ everyone will have to go through the same learning process. The biggest and simplest tip that you can be given‚ is to first of all set your expectation level about breaking into the acting industry. If you want to become an actor or actress‚ you must be prepared that you will be entering into a very cut throat industry‚ and the likelihood of you

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    In this situation‚ the young man was not really thinking about acting. In fact‚ he does not even have an external audience to witness his presentation of feeling‚ because he is in complete privacy. Nevertheless‚ feeling vaguely troubled because he was not upset enough‚ the young man tried to imagine the feeling he ‘should’ have‚ by evoking an ‘as if it is real’ condition. This might seem like fakery but was in fact his way of making his relationship real to him: he is actually trying to present his

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