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White Paper on Affiliated Computer Services, Inc.

White Paper about Affiliated Computer Services, Inc.

The notion of transferring what SMEs know to others is as old as learning itself. In businesses, SMEs have special, in-depth knowledge of one or more business areas. This critical knowledge, when shared with others, can significantly elevate performance within the organization. Undertaking a learning initiative can be the conduit to transfer that knowledge.

Case Study on Affiliated Computer Services, Inc.

But the path to capture what SMEs know and transforming it into an effective learning program isnot an easy one and typically requires significant, highly focused commitment on the part of each SME. A core challenge is that SMEs typically have a “day job” beyond their SME roles. How do you manage the learning development effort while minimizing any disruption to their “day job?” Having successfully created over 50,000 hours of custom content for our customers. Keep reading…

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Case Study on Veterans Health Administration

Case Study about Veterans Health Administration

Abstract: In April 2010, the U.S. Veterans Health Administration (VA) embarked on an ambitious three-year plan to build patient-centered medical homes in more than 900 primary care clinics across the nation. Its model organizes care around an interdisciplinary team of providers who work together to increase access and clinical effectiveness by identifying and removing barriers to high-quality care. To build the teams, the VA allocated more than $227 million to hire additional clinical staff and instituted a nationwide training program that is supplemented by provider participation in regional learning collaboratives.

Case Study on Veterans Health Administration

Overview:~ In 2010, the U.S. Veterans Health Administration (VA) launched a program to create patient-centered medical homes in more than 900 primary care clinics over a three-year period. In addition to improving chronic disease management, the VA initiative aims to increase access to care, intensify preventive health services, and improve coordination of care as patients move from primary care to specialty care providers and between the VA and private health care systems, which are used by a high percentage of VA patients. Keep reading..

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Case Study on ERP System Impact Assessment

Case Study about ERP System Impact Assessment

Our client launched a group-wide initiative to align principles, standards and supporting processes across all operations. The task of migrating functionality from the current operation-level ERP systems to a Group-level ERP system was assigned to the ERP System Integration Team.

Case Study on System Impact Assessment

Following changes to the plant maintenance system’s Functional Location data structures by the System Integration Team, several downstream systems and interfaces were affected. Our challenge was to identify and assess the full implications of migrating from the current operations- level system to the group-level system for all iron ore operations. Keep reading…

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Case Study on Implementing Human Factors in Healthcare

Study about Implementing Human Factors in Healthcare

Human calculates that require official initiative, for example improving a wellbeing society and constructing organisation wide learning of human elements as it identifies with patient wellbeing. It may be specifically compelling to official and non official guides and senior chiefs however gives a convenient diagram of what constitutes a security society for other staff.

Case Study on Human Factors in Healthcare

Staff can utilize information of human variables to make their own particular every day work environment and exercises more secure. It is trusted it will give a supportive beginning stage for any part of staff included in immediate tolerant forethought or whose work effects on other’s capacity to give safe mind. Keep reading…

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Case Study on Business Improvement Districts

Study about Business Improvement Districts

A BID is a flexible funding mechanism to improve and manage a clearly defined commercial area. It is based on the principle of an additional levy on all defined ratepayers following a majority vote. Once the vote is successful, which must achieve both a majority in terms of number of ratepayers and the proportion of their rateable value, the levy becomes mandatory on all defined ratepayers and is treated in the same way as the Business Rate, becoming a statutory debt.

Case Study on Business Improvement Districts

The experience from around the world demonstrates that there is no optimum size or type of BID, but it should be designed to be fit for purpose in each individual case. BIDs exist on very different scales and type of operation, all of which are highly successful in their own contexts. The first pilot BIDs in the UK were brought about through The Circle Initiative, a scheme that began in 2000 with Single Regeneration Budget funding from the London Development Agency to fund five pilot BID areas in central London over five years. This scheme was followed two years later by the Association of Town Centre Management (ATCM) pilot project that looked at 22 areas around the UK over three years. Keep reading…

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Case Study on Juniper Networks

Study about Juniper Networks

Business Triggers: Juniper Networks has grown quickly over the past decade. Scaling the organization and gaining alignment around initiatives and practices—in short, moving toward a more distributed global enterprise—is an ongoing focus. Finding the right people, the right expertise, and the right information is always a challenge in a distributed enterprise. Another challenge Juniper faced as it grew was managing the many different varieties of technology systems in place for document sharing and wiki-like collaboration, only some of which were supported by IT.

Case Study on Juniper Networks

Juniper was especially interested in a solution that would help their multiple business units learn about, and tap into, the skills, talents, and centers of excellence around the globe. The initiative quickly evolved into deploying a single solution across the company to help employees coordinate and collaborate on the work they do. “How do we share information within and across departments and within and across geographies?” was the question we asked ourselves, reports Lisa Jacobs, Senior Manager, Tools and Collaboration at Juniper Networks. Keep reading…

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Case Study on Cyber Ethiopia Initiative

Study about Cyber Ethiopia Initiative

Introduction: The rise of Information and Communications Technologies (ICTs) in recent years has undoubtedly accelerated the pace of globalization. In an increasingly globalized world, least developed countries such us Ethiopia have little or no margin of action as they try to position themselves into the so called Global village.

Case Study on Cyber Ethiopia Initiative

The global era and the advent of the Information Society demonstrates the need for Ethiopians not only to develop their information and communication infrastructure but also create an enabling environment for information and knowledge sharing with their own alphabet. Keep reading…

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A Study report on Analyzing the ICDS Anganwadi Centres in Bengaluru

A Study report about Analyzing the ICDS Anganwadi Centres in Bengaluru

The Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS) programme is an initiative to demonstrate that school readiness helps a child adapt himself/herself to achieve better learning levels in primary school. In this context Akshara Foundation has prepared a school readiness kit to be used by anganwadis in Bengaluru. The initiative covers all government-run anganwadis in the Bengaluru urban district. Bengaluru has six “projects” with 56 administrative circles and 1,547 anganwadis. In July 2009, all the anganwadi workers were trained in the use of these kits. A pre-intervention assessment was planned for all anganwadi children in the 4-6 year age group before the actual usage of the kit.

Case Study on Integrated Child Development Services

Implementation of Child Assessment: By August 2009, Akshara Foundation’s pedagogic intervention was already in place and most of the anganwadi workers had been trained to use the kit. The baseline assessment of children was administered in September 2009 across all the anganwadiswhere the anganwadi workers were trained to conduct the assessment. Child assessment was based on child development indicators developed across critical developmental domains like the psychomotor, fine motor, emotional and social domains and pre-school reading, pre-school writing and pre-school mathematics. The child assessments administered in the anganwadi were designed to help the anganwadiworker work closely with children on pre-school education. Keep reading…

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A Study on A Contingency Theory Approach to Market Orientation and Related Marketing Strategy Concepts

A Study about A Contingency Theory Approach to Market Orientation and Related Marketing Strategy Concepts

Abstract:~ With a focus on the financial services industry, the current study takes a contingency theory approach to the relationships between market orientation and a variety of marketing strategy concepts, including profitability, a firm’s Miles and Snow strategy type, market growth, service growth, service focus, market coverage, the Porter strategy group, and strategic marketing initiative. Data for the study were gathered from a survey of chief executives from credit unions in the U.S. The results of the study are mixed.

Case Study on Marketing Strategy Concepts

In particular, the findings suggest that despite the perceptions of management, it is the less aggressive and less costly approaches to market orientation and marketing strategy that actually pay off in terms of objectively measured ROA. The pattern that emerges seems to suggest that if the goal is overall firm profitability as measured by ROA, then the recommendation may be to focus on more conservative strategies combined with lower levels of market orientation. Additionally, the total number of strategic alignments is also relevant to profit performance. It was shown that companies with a higher number of recommended “fits” between market orientation and their marketing strategies achieved a larger ROA. Keep reading…

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Case Study in Food Waste Prevention: Intel Corporation Cafe

Study about Food Waste Prevention: Intel Corporation Cafe

Summary:~ Food service staff attwo Intel business dining facilities in Hills boro,Oregon (operated by Bon Appetit Management Company)tracked all preconsumer food waste on a daily basis for one year using computerized food waste tracking systems and software . The goal was to prevent and minimize food waste by raising staff awareness,focusing behavior, and providing information to diagnose the causes of waste. The initiative was launched in April 2009 and this report summarizes data collected through April 2010.

Case Study on Food Waste Prevention

Challenge:~ Intel’s employee cafés Jones Farm 5 and Ronler Acres 3 serve approximately 12,000 meals per week and offer a diverse, high‐ quality menu to meet the expectations of employees and visitor. Despite focusing on food waste control over many years,these two cafés were producing over 2,900 lbs of pre‐ consumer food waste per week (primarily from overproduction, spoilage, expiration and trim waste) at the start of the tracking initiative. keep reading….

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