study. * I see many irrelevant materials in your methodology section. * You have a significant problem of not quoting source for information taken from the literature. Avoid this behavior when you are a researcher. * You seems confused on which theory of CG you will follow i.e. shareholders vs. stakeholders theory. * I see much literature in the methodology section. Especially you discussed the relationship between each of your IV and DV in the methodology section. But this should have
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Project risk management methodology for small firms Sara Marcelino-Sádaba a‚⁎‚ Amaya Pérez-Ezcurdia a ‚ Angel M. Echeverría Lazcano b ‚ Pedro Villanueva a a Dept. Projects and Rural Engineering‚ Public University of Navarre‚ Spain b Zabala Innovation Consulting‚ S.A.‚ Spain Received 15 January 2013; received in revised form 17 May 2013; accepted 23 May 2013 Abstract We present a project management methodology designed for small businesses (SMEs)‚ who need to run projects beyond their normal operations
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Knowledge Based Theory of the Firm by R.M. Grant Assumptions * Firms apply knowledge to the production of good and services * Knowledge is the most strategically important of a firm ’s resources * Knowledge is created and held by individuals‚ not organizations * Firms exist because markets are incapable of coordinating the knowledge of individual specialists. This is the role of the management within a firm. Coordination of Specialized Knowledge While organizational theory
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This paper provides an overview of e-commerce activities in the textile and apparel industries. We begin with a brief look at the current competitive landscape in the “bricks and mortar” apparel industry‚ highlighting the changes that have occurred over the past decade as retailers have adopted “lean-retailing” business models in response to increased product proliferation and shorter product life cycles. With the advent of the internet‚ apparel sales have started to move on-line. To understand
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Electronic Business E-business (electronic business)‚ derived from such terms as "e-mail" and "e-commerce‚" is the conduct of business on the Internet‚ not only buying and selling but also servicing customers and collaborating with business partners. One of the first to use the term was IBM‚ when‚ in October‚ 1997‚ it launched a thematic campaign built around the term. Today‚ major corporations are rethinking their businesses in terms of the Internet and its new culture and capabilities. Companies
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condition around which children were likely to trespass; 2) The defendant knew or should have known the condition posed an unreasonable risk of death or serious bodily harm; 3) The child didn ’t realize the risk of injury or death because of his/her youth; and‚ 4) The defendant didn ’t exercise reasonable care to protect the child. Firstly‚ is George in possession of the land? In order to be liable under the attractive nuisance doctrine‚ the defendant must be the possessor
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1: Overview of Electronic Commerce Learning objectives Define the term E-commerce Identify different categories of E-commerce Explain the characteristics of e-commerce Describe the role of intelligent agent and software agent in e-commerce environment State the benefit of e-commerce to customers‚ society and business organisation Explain the technical and non-technical limitation of e-commerce 1.0 Definition of Ecommerce Definition of Commerce1: Commerce is the whole system of an
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E-Commerce and Travel/Tourism Issues and Challenges Hannes Werthner EC3 – E-Commerce Competence Center‚ Vienna IFITT Context • Globalization (alliances - mergers) and differentiation complexity • Convergence (also industries) and „cross overs“ • Information economy – importance of digital products and information as integral partof economic activities (Bell 1973‚ Tapscott 1998) • Network economy – growing interdependencies among (economic) actors with network e ffects (Kelly 1999)
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Management and Economics Small Firms Case Study Management & Finance Dan Lu‚ Cicy Contents Introduction Failure Romida Sports Wallace King Interiors Success Tailwaggers The Granary Conclusion Bibliography Introduction What is a small firm? A small firm is usually owned privately in a personalized way in the form of corporations‚ partnerships‚ or sole proprietorships. Usual employees in a small firm Fewer than 15‚ Australia Fewer
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Running Head: E VS M 1. E Commerce Vs M Commerce James T. Kirk BUS 220 Workplace Communications with Computers Charlie Brown Oct 28‚ 2012 E Vs M 2. The world of commerce has a few differences especially in the form of E Commerce and M Commerce. I would like to elaborate on some of the differences in the realm of both. The E (electronic) Commerce and M (mobile) Commerce differ in ways such
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