Mulvane Art Exhibition Response Paper The piece in the exhibition “Speaking Volumes: Transforming Hate” that I chose to analyze is “Dialogue: Peace” by Barbara Romain. The medium she used for this artwork is acrylic paint on an unstretched canvas. This piece stood out the most because it was colorful and intriguing. This piece has a giant red peace sign that covers the full length of the green canvas. There are several words written behind and above the peace sign. Some of the words written in
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Elisha Graves Otis was the man who invented elevator breaks. He was born on a farm near a city called Halifax‚ Vermont. He was the youngest of 6 children. His parents’ names were Steepen and Phoebe Otis. When he was little‚ his health was very poor. He went to school in his home town of Halifax‚ where he was born. His education ended at the age of 19 when he moved away from home. When he left his home town‚ he moved to Tory‚ New York. He lived there for 5 years. For those 5 years‚ he carried on
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OTIS and the Central Role of Information and IT 5/17/11 Otis Elevator had been known as an “old-line” industrial company which manufactured goods but had not been renowned for delivering services to their customers. Otis was a global company with 90% of its employees (approx. 54‚000) working outside of the United States[1]. In the elevator industry at the time (circa 2004)‚ most profits were being realized through the maintenance and repair of existing units and not by the sales of new units
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Summary of the case Otis Elevator was founded by Elisha Graves Otis‚ the inventor of the safety-brake elevator‚ in 1853. The main business of Otis was to design‚ manufacture‚ install and provide service for elevators and relevant products such as moving walkways and escalators. The market was very competitive in the elevator industry‚ and Otis investigated that customer cancelled maintenance agreements due to dissatisfaction for service quality rather than product quality. In order to increase
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Worked for more than three years time workers small yellow these days feel confused‚ plant outside in their work‚ more and more goods placed on the open space‚ not sparing even the sidewalk in the Otis Tianjin TEDA base. Reporter saw hundreds of large and small cargo cover various parts of the elevator‚ rail frame‚ machine beams‚ wire rope‚ the engine room hoistway components‚ usually use the elevator can see and can not see the parts have been packaged stackedAlthough the contract order number
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Access to HE: Art & Design 2013 Word count: 2716 Has Art Deco influenced the designs of today? By Craig Lee Jones Access to HE: Art & Design 2013 Word count: 2716 Has Art Deco influenced the designs of today?
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DES4170 Global Logistics Management Team 1 Paper Topic: Otis Elevator Q1. What kind of company is Otis? The Otis Elevator‚ a subsidiary of the United Technologies‚ was founded by Elisha Graves Otis. Ever since the first ‘safety-brake elevator’ being sold in 1853‚ Otis has been the leader of the elevator industry for more than 150 years. The core business of Otis is to design‚ manufacture‚ install elevators‚ escalators and moving walkways and provide services worldwide. With its engineering headquarters
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Otis Case Study Background Otis Elevator Company has been a worldwide industry leader in manufacturing‚ installation and maintenance of elevators‚ escalators and moving walkways‚ for more than 15 years (Otis‚ 2012). Elisha Graves Otis founded the company in 1853 (McFarlan & Delacey‚ 2005)‚ and it became a subsidiary of United Technologies Corporation (UTC) in 1976 (Otis‚ 2012). UTC is “a leading provider to the aerospace and building system industries worldwide” (McFarlan & Delacey‚ 2005)‚ and Otis
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Otis Toy Trains Company of Minneapolis‚ Minnesota‚ was extremely popular in the 1960’s‚ 70’s‚ 80’s‚ and somewhat the 90’s‚ however since then they have struggled to meet sales that cover their total costs. This lead to a proposal by the Joyous Luck Prosperity Toy Company (JLPTC) of China‚ who offered a price per unit of production to be between 40 and 60 percent lower than their current costs. When considering the attractiveness of this proposal‚ Otis Toy Trains must look at more details than just
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The Otis Elevator company founded in 1853 has grown to 7.9 Billion dollar enterprise. It is an integral part of United Technologies contributing 35% to its profits. The growth of Otis has been manly due to acquisitions across the world; this activity has bought in many different working methods and organization culture. Otis had many competitors in various parts of world including foreign multinationals Hitachi‚ Kone etc. The market for new elevators was maturing and there were fewer orders for
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