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Restaurant Management Software for SME Restaurants
¶ … restaurant industry is a highly competitive market today. Moreover, many entrepreneurs are facing significant constraints in the management of their restaurants with regards to loss of data, non-standardized…
Thesis Undergraduate
Linux Security Tools: chroot, iptables, and SELinux Compared
The pervasive adoption of the Linux operating system has led to a proliferation of new security tools and applications for ensuring the security of systems and applications. The intent of this analysis is to evaluate chroot jail, iptables and SELinux. These three security technologies are evaluated from the standpoint of which organizations were behind their development, in addition to an explanation of how each technology changes the Linux operating system to make it more secure. Finally the types of threats that each of the technologies is designed to eliminate is also discussed.
Paper Undergraduate
IoT in Supply Chain Management: RFID, Logistics & Privacy
The Internet of Things or IoT is the model for the methodology behind the evolution of the internet. The Internet of Things is a dynamic and evolving web of information connecting the digital world to the tangible world…
Paper Undergraduate
Brand Equity: Building and Protecting Brand Value
Brand equity is the sum value of all qualities and attributes expressed by the brand name that impact the choices customers make. It translates into financial terms a brand's power to convince a customer to buy the…
Paper Doctorate
Media Violence and Children: Why Greater Regulation Is Needed
Here is the abstract for the paper: Violence in media has become a serious problem. Children are heavily exposed to violence in films, TV shows, and video games from their early ages. This heavy exposure to violence may lead to aggressive and violent behavior, encouraging children to see violence as normal. And because of the popularity of violence in media and the fact that children today represent a very lucrative market, the entertainment industry takes advantage of this situation by targeting children for their products that glorify violence. In essence, the producers of violent media content and video games are guilty of child exploitation. To address the problem, the public needs greater regulation of violence in media to protect children.
Paper Undergraduate
Managing Quality, Safety, and Risk in Health Care Systems
Quality healthcare has been the subject of various political, humanitarian and academic debates. In this pare we present an analysis of quality health care with specific focus on its components as well as a discussion…
Paper Undergraduate
Inclusion in Public Schools: Pros, Cons, and Practice
The practice of inclusion in public schools has been a topic that has received considerable attention and passionate debates. Inclusion includes educating students regardless of disability in a general education setting…
Paper Undergraduate
Korean Culture and Business Relations: A Practical Guide
Today, the "Land of the Morning Calm" is anything but calm. Indeed, South Korea is booming economically and the southern half of the divided Koreas has emerged from the devastation of the 20th century to become one of…
Paper Doctorate
Self-Development and Coaching Theories for Effective Management
As a future business strategic consultant, one will require a fore mentioned coaching and self-development techniques so as to be a better and more effective manager. The experiential learning techniques that have been discussed and outlined before are quite applicable work based scenarios. There is no single mode of learning technique or coaching theory that is comprehensible for all working conditions especially in the business consultancy field.
Paper Doctorate
History of Western Timepieces: From Sundials to Clocks
A Survey of Timepieces of the Western World from 1350 to 1750