Staying within the budget is very important for a company to measure growth. Purchasing expensive programs or systems can become a waste of company resources. A company will need to look into their assets, vulnerabilities, and network features before purchasing anything to ensure that it will fit their needs. With the proper security program in place all security threats that could harm the company will be revealed and addressed to further protect the Bloom Design Group Corporation. The Bloom Design Group will need to apply their best practices to ensure IT systems not only reach a known and trusted state but that they also preserve that state of compliance.
Unit 6. Assignment 1. Cable Testers Anthony Gamboa Michael Galindo NT1310: Physical Networking ITT Technical Institute February 10, 2014 It looks like the cable installation went wrong when the so-called professionals tried to install a new cable system. The best way to address a faulty cable installation is to avoid the problems in the first place by purchasing high quality components and installing them carefully. Even though having the best equipment for the job sounds like a good thing, but no matter how carful the installation process is; problems are always going to appear.
Not having the proper precautions in place could mean losing it all. It should be looked at as an insurance policy if anything goes wrong at the Café. Machines and hardware can fail. While we’ve made huge strides in the reliance of our technology, it’s still not perfect and is bound to have issues here and there. While it can be expensive for my Broadway Café to eliminate any single point of failure in my IT infrastructure, having this in play can possibly be the only way I know for sure that a hardware failure will not interrupt my service or cause data loss.
While the strategy for RIM as per their annual report is valid, it is susceptible to criticism because Blackberries are great for email and phone calls but the consumer is looking for a device that goes beyond these capabilities and enhances their productivity from a personal and professional standpoint. It fails to focus on the consumer’s requirements for a smart phone or tablet product. Challenges for RIM: 1. According to recent news reports, Black Berry maker Research In Motion Ltd. will avoid a trial with Visto Corp. after a Canadian court ruled the privately held California-based company infringed on three RIM patents. Redwood Shores, Calif.-based Visto "threw in the towel,'' Ronald Dimock, a lawyer for RIM, told Bloomberg News.
Smith Consulting Incorporated has been consulted to provide insight on the system build. The main areas to address will be network security to prevent data loss or theft. This could result in the loss of privacy and possibly violate our own terms and conditions to the customers. This could lead to additional costly legal fees, loss of Kudler Fine Foods’ reputation, and a lack of confidence in the company by the affected customers. The loss of data could also lead to competing stores gaining the information for their own use that could result in further revenue
It is said that the “lack of security is the biggest threat to consumer privacy from external sources. Selling consumer data without the customer knowledge or permission is the major internal threat to consumer privacy” Marchany, R., & Tront, J. (2002). The concluding evidence of implementing a Frequent Shopper Program for Kudler Fine Foods demonstrates a few concerns to consider, the legal, ethical and information security issues. First, consider whether or not the data collected will pose legal ramifications for Kudler.
The intended goal is to find out ["find out" is a "phrasal verb," two words that together mean something different from their individual meanings--looking up each word in the dictionary would not produce the meaning, which could cause misinterpretation in an international business communication. Use other words, like "discover" or simply "found"] how changes in each category of the marketing mix affect sales. Kudler Fine Foods is consistently shopping the world for new fine food products to put on its shelves. For Kudler it is important to know which products will sell and which products aren’t [Contractions are inappropriate in academic writing--write it out] worth investing in. Marketing research will uncover for Kudler not only the products desired but [For parallel construction, "not only" must be followed by "but also" later in the sentence] the price consumers are willing to pay for each item.
The local government will influence the opening of the store as if the government does not agree with letting the shop open, it will not succeed. Also if the business is causing litter problems and there have been complaints off it from customers then they could tell them about it however they would not have the power to shut the business down or affect profit maximisation therefore it won’t influence the business a great amount. The national government will only influence the business by setting standard, in which the company must for-fill, such as, hygiene, health and safety, quality of food, etc.. and if the business does not reach these standards the store could be closed. In some ways this could affect the profit maximisation of the business as training would need to be required to the staff for health and safety, although this would not affect it too much. If the company wanted to keep the customers satisfied they would exceed these standards anyway therefore the government is not a great
Both will experience extreme consequences from unethical behavior and affects to the validity of service. Research has revealed that organizations administrators can jeopardize an organizations commitment and service value due to non-coercive influence. Franchisors and retail companies must be cognizant of the significant factors of negative influence of coercive power and the positive of noncoercive sources in creating ethical values, as the attempt to implement strategy for deviating unethical behaviors (Biong, Nygaard, & Silkoset,
Although developed countries should take part in promoting STI in developing countries, it is not a duty that can be fulfilled by the actions of one country and help should be offered by the international world. States could hold international forums to share each other’s views and to devise plausible measures for the agenda. States should also oblige companies to take responsibility for their global impact, by making private companies aware that sustainable development of the Third World is a necessary factor in determining long-term profitability of business. Aside from the responsibilities of developed nations, developing countries should contribute to STI development by creating adequate policy frameworks with the help of advisers from developed countries. Lastly, the progress of all the above proposals must be evaluated.