Modification Case Studies Samples For Students

Mayfair Ltd. would be obligated to pay Speedymove the increased price of £8,000 because the modification made to the contract was valid.
A binding contract is created through the process of mutual assent (offer and acceptance) and consideration, definiteness, and when no valid defenses or excuses to contract exist. In this case, both parties appear to agree that a valid contract was formed and existed to deliver 150 frames for an exhibition at the price of 6,000, 25 frames at a time over a period of six weeks, although the fact pattern does not specify whether the contract is ...

Introduction:

The case study has pointed out different challenges that is faced by a project manager. The book written by Laufer discusses about different core principles of leadership that is related to this case study. It can be used to successfully manage a project at different environment to achieve the desired objectives. There are many government employees who are not interested on new culture but prefer to close the project. The case study symbolizes it more clearly. As time passes Judy shows them importance of new culture and make them work on it to have profit and an air of ...

Tony Robbins is a world-renowned speaker on behavioral modification. His books, tapes, videos, and seminars have affected the lives of thousands of people. Although Robbins does not hold a college degree, he has incorporated the work of multiple therapists and continues to evolve his theories on self-directions of behaviors. Robbins’ promotions involve psychology dealing with family, self, and organization; he states he helps people “find breakthrough strategies and solutions for overcoming the problems that confront us all.” (Robbins, 2015). He employs the use of neuro-associative conditioning, a technique similar to neuro-linguistic programming. By consciously addressing preferred representational systems and submodalities, an individual ...

Nutrition is an indispensable component of care. It is from food intake that the body obtains the micro and macro nutrients needed to maintain and improve health. Diet is also an area of regulation for the management of chronic diseases such as diabetes. Care plans focused on nutrition necessarily must be individualized to take into account unique needs arising from specific medical conditions, the client’s developmental stage, and cultural preferences. Developing a care plan entails evaluating for nutritional risk, defining the goals of nutrition therapy, identifying interventions and expected outcomes, implementing the interventions, providing education, and promoting safety.

Evaluation of Nutritional Risk

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Pediatric Case Study

Part I. Cultural and Family Assessment

Culture and family are oftentimes neglected during patient assessment, especially when the person is viewed only in terms of disease, causes and treatment. However, providing holistic care that encompasses all aspects of the patient’s life has the potential to improve patient outcomes. In nursing theory, Callista Roy and Madeleine Leininger refer to culture as a belief system, a worldview through which the patient perceives health, care, nursing and the world in general (George, 2011). It is transmitted from one generation to the next through interaction in social institutions such as the family, school and ...

Credit Analysis

The special purpose financial statements are financial statements that are only limited to specific users. They are prepared using a special purpose structure to meet the special needs of particular users of a financial statement. Addition their use are limited and are not prepared for the general public. Special purpose statements are in most cases prepared for the internal users such as management and there are these made for the specific users such as banks and government. For instance, those financial statements that are prepared for tax purposes are prepared in accordance to the regulatory framework. Therefore, the special purpose financial ...

The court will probably have to decide on the issue of modification of the credit cards, whether it failed, or not based on three things. To do this, it must ascertain whether there was sufficient consideration for the modification, whether the defendants participated in deceptive practices so as to encourage approval of the modification, and whether the defendants interpreted silence as approval, in infringement of the common law of contracts.

The plaintiff can argue based on breach of contract .in that, by considerably varying the terms and conditions of the agreement devoid of the plaintiffs' consent, the defendant breached ...

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Care Plan Template

Patient Initials: N/A Age: 65 years old Sex: Female
Subjective Data:
HPI (History of Present Illness): According to the patient she started experiencing shortness of breath after any kind of activity. In addition, patient started developing dry cough two week prior to seeking medical attention. Two days prior to the history taking, patient had a fever recorded at 101°F.
PMH (Past Medical History—include current medications, any known allergies, any history of surgery or hospitalizations): Patient has bronchial asthma from her childhood. She was also diagnosed and treated for emphysema in the ...

Introduction

The goal or objective of this case study is actually for us to learn about exporting, That is, its process, the markets, the players, the opportunities, and the challenges. Gordy went to the Ireland and United Kingdom on a trade mission that was state sponsored. She extended the stay so that she could meet additional prospective buyers in German and Belgium. These meetings resulted in his first export order that was essentially a maple lumber container that was shipped directly to a music instrument maker in Germany. She continued venturing into the export business and as a result, her export business in fact ...

Introduction

This case study paper explores the shipping and transportation management of potatoes from distribution center to the retail center in a cost effective manner.

Statement Of Study

The purpose of this study is to look into the features, elements, problems, and challenges of transportation from production center to distribution center, and then from distribution center to retail center. Keeping this fact and challenges into account, it also needs to issue advices and instructions to the management professionals for effective and efficient management of raw materials.

Significance and Background of the study

There is always a challenge in the transportation of product from one place to another. So, this was exactly ...

Executive summary

Special purpose financial statements that are conventionally provided by small businesses usually offer limited information in both quality and quantity. The main reason behind this is the freedom in reporting that small businesses have. Consequently, lenders have to be careful when using these statements in lending decisions. As a small business, Boat Builders Pty Ltd’s financial statements may not be in a good state as provided to be used in a lending decision. A critical evaluation of whether they represent the true status and performance of this business is necessary before a detailed financial analysis is done. A number of concerns arise ...

Media is regularly publishing reports that suggest about the spread of malicious software across various networks and talk about the external threats that may cause irreversible harm to the network resources. Although, external threats are really troublesome and may cause a lot of negative business impact, the internal threats are far more powerful and may result in a much higher loss as compared to that of the external attacks. This business risk has led to the companies to create investigation systems in order to monitor the networks is that there can be a proactive analysis of the activities and detection of attacks.
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Summary

While all the components of a brake system are important, it is imperative to acknowledge that some components play significant roles in the system as compared to others. One such component is the brake pad. In most cases, the brake pad is referred to as the friction material. It is responsible for generating the friction which opposed the movement of the wheel thus causing a stop to the movement of the automotive. This report is aimed at selecting a section or component of the brake system and presents its modification. As a consequence, the report highlights and discusses the ...

Analysis of the Documentary Food, Inc. through the Lens of Ethical Theories and Ideas

Some may wonder whether the food choice is an ethical issue. After all, we make these choices at least three times a day and our individual decisions influence the global industry of food growth, production and processing. As Jones, Cardinal and Hayward remind us, we exist in society and are connected to other people. This is why our choices, in our case, the food choices, affect other people, and their decisions influence us as well (2006, p. 3). Various theories of ethics propose different ways of viewing the problems of food production and consumption and seek solutions in distinct ...

The patient presented in this case suffers from metabolic syndrome. The metabolic syndrome is a cluster of health problems that is associated with the presence of obesity and tissues resistance to insulin. The metabolic syndrome is a condition that causes a myriad of problems in the body such that the body becomes incapable of maintaining the circulation of the useful energy molecules such as glucose and lipids in the right quantities in the bloodstream (Huang, 2009). Other associated disorders of metabolic syndrome include high blood pressure and dyslipidemia. The lipid problem is characterized by elevated levels of triglycerides and ...

INTRODUCTION

The 6-month infant presents to the clinic with splenomegaly and lipemic samples at birth . Screening of complete blood count at birth was ordered, but could not be conducted, owing to the lipemic nature of samples. Subsequently, the patient was referred to a pediatric gastroenterologist, who examined the baby to be oversized with weight in 99th percentile, 81st percentile for height and 70th percentile for head circumference, and body mass index (BMI) in the 99th percentile. He exhibited multiple lipomas on one ear lobe, in the right eye, neck and abdomen. Abdominal examination presented a soft, nontender abdomen with splenomegaly ...

In modern world the number of issues the company should deal with is dramatically increasing. Some main threats of the previous years are replaced by more significant ones. To remain competitive the organization should pay attention to all the decisions made on different levels. The company is also exposed to new types of risks. It means that the organization should use new approaches to manage both external and internal operations. The main requirement to the behavior of the firm is to be as flexible as possible. New strategies need to be defined in accordance with environmental issues and up-to-date ...

The History of CSR in China before CSR Law

Corporate Social Responsibility has attracted the attention of businesses and governments throughout the globe in recent times. Perhaps, it is imperative to note that the concept of CSR was invented in the United States, and it spread to the rest of the world as a result of world. China is among the leading countries in developing policies to deal with this issue. This history of CSR in China is associated with the emergence of multinational corporations (MNCs) in the country as early as from 1970s, following the economic reforms of the country (USA China Law Group, 2013). Prior to the ...

REVIEW OF THE ARTICLES

Behavioural Economics has made its way in the economic decision making. Considerable research has been done in the context. This paper develops review of the three articles developed with respect to field of study conducted to develop and ascertain the role of Behavioural sciences in economics. Articles that have been reviewed are as follows:
- Simon, Herbert A. (1978) “Rational Decision‐Making in Business Organizations.” Novel Prize Lecture
- Rabin, Matthew. (1998). “Psychology and Economics,” Journal of Economic Literature, 36, 11‐46. [36 pages]
- Thaler, Richard H. (2000). “From HomoEconomicus to Homo Sapiens,” Journal of ...

Information security framework

For an organization with two data centers, controlled by 300 server machines and with a host of different database models supported by storage area networks serving two different locations of data centers, security concerns are a common phenomenon. It is, therefore, necessary that the organization puts into consideration the risks posed by having a network that is controlled through sharing data and storage resources. While information technology offers a boost for the operations company, it offers equal risks that could undermine the confidence of the customers as well as lead to losses through loss or unauthorized modification of data. The IT infrastructure within a ...

Waste reduction and limination strategy of Nike

The company reduces its waste by reducing the kinds of toxic chemicals that are used in its value chain. The company has dveloped two types of environmental friendly rubber. It has two versions with the first version targeting the most toxic chemical compared to a typical formulation of rubber. The company shares the patent for the version with the industry in which it operates through the use of GreenXchange. The second version is built on the advancement of version 1, which reduces total zinc content by 80% and the reachable zinc content by greater than 90%. Also, Nike has designed ...

Part. 1.
Inter-organizational systems (IOS) are automated information systems shared between one or more organizations. They are ICT based systems that enable businesses and organizations to electronically perform and conduct businesses and share information across business boundaries (Oz 2009, pp 87). Since the establishment and the increasingly availability of information systems and the internet, there has been few limitations of technological barriers (Schmidt and Jared 2013, pp 59). However, this does not imply that IOS operations are successfully implemented or have no limitations and challenges.
The supply chain management has been considered one of the crucial elements ...

Introduction

Background information
Forrest Gump remains to be one of the most inspirational characters of all times. Gump’s creatively plays his role symbolizing how humans ought to tackle their problems whenever they are in compromising or challenging situations. The 1994 American romantic comedy and epic film that caught the attention of numerous viewers across the globe was based on a 1986 novel written by Winston Groom.
The film depicts the progressive stages of the life of the slow-witted yet but athletically talented Forrest Gump. In his pivotal role, depicts the life story of an Alabama native who at ...

Jane is a thirty seven year old woman working as a Nurse. Jane has been working in a fast paced technical department of a hospital for over 15 years in a role that requires a very high degree of repetitive hand finger manipulation, and fine manual dexterity. Her roles include application of digital pressure to prevent blood hemorrhage, and complex canulation procedures (RBI, para 5).
Jane has no underlying medical conditions. A general practitioner has already diagnosed Jane with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and the line manager has referred Jane to the occupational safety department to modify her work procedures as a treatment option (RBI, para ...

Statement of the Problem

Ajax Manufacturing Company (Ajax) is a company engaged in the manufacturing of industrial products (herein referred to as Products A, B and C).

Ajax wishes to maintain an average gross margin of 35% across all its products by employing a traditional cost accounting method. This method adds the unit cost of raw materials, unit cost of labor, unit overhead costs computed by summing all overhead costs and then dividing by allocated labor hour use, and a 35% gross margin. This approach has earned the company varied results such that it has been able to sell 10,000 units of Product A at a ...

Introduction

Change is inevitable not only in business but also in everyday life. This is because developments and better ways of doing things are always being formulated and hence the need for change from current ways of doing things. In business change is a significant tool to ensure that an organization does not become irrelevant in the market nor does it lose its competitive advantage (Creasey & Hiatt, 2003, p. 42).

Change Requirements at the International Hotel Group

As the Senior Human Resource Manager at the International Hotel Group I have identified several change needs in the organization after consultation with relevant staff from the human resource team. ...

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Human Resource Management

The human resource is also a major contributor in gaining and maintaining competitive advantage. If the company’s employees appreciate and are devoted to the objectives and visions of the company, the employees will assist in the success of the company. Thus, the employees will be devoted to making the vision and identity stronger for the stakeholders, the customers, and themselves. Human resource management involves operations on, and maintenance of, the human resource (Buhler 2002). Most of the functions associated with human resource management include operations ...