Industry College Essays Samples For Students

Safety in the industry is as much important as production itself. It underscores because industrial safety system, usually known as Integrated Control and Safety System (ICSS), is an integral part of most industries. Industrial safety is targeted at providing protection against menaces, risks and hazards which can occur in different forms, in the industry. It is, however, not intended for controlling only the hazard. Process control systems are rather provided for controlling the hazards. This essay takes a brief look at what safety in the industry is and also its correlation to public health.
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The Hospitality industry in the U.K

The hospitality is a major employer and is a relevant field the world over. The U.K has made leap and bounds in the hospitality industry and this shows because it is a major contributor in the country’s economy. Like everywhere else in the world, the hospitality industry encompasses several fields within itself. Some of this field include; domestic and foreign tourism, food service and the hotels. The hospitality industry is dependent on several other factors, as a result this makes this industry fluctuate from time to time during an economic year. The hospitality industry can be divided into Continue reading...

The Clean Air Act was amended in 1990 and was established to boost local air quality by focusing on polluting sources. In the regions with poor air quality, polluting industries are required to make extra investments in pollution reduction. The research on the industry level indicated that these requirements affect the output and location of polluting industries. Therefore, the Clean Air Act was enacted to regulate pollutants, which are known as criteria pollutants.
The policy should abide with the permitted levels for each criteria pollutant. In the case a locality fails to meet the set standards over a three-year Continue reading...

Business Organization

Glaxo Smith Kline is a reputable name in the world of pharmaceutical industry. They are one of the leaders and pioneers in different destinations of the world in terms of introducing most up-to-date pharmaceutical and vaccines product in the health care industry. The company was founded in the year 2000 and is headquartered in Brantford, London. The company has reported annual revenue of £25.602 billion in the year 2013. In the same year, the company was managing a workforce consist of 99,000 across the globe. The company is considered as the fourth biggest giant in the global healthcare Continue reading...

Industries produce things and commodities. The increase in population has also increased the number of industries in the world. It means the industrialization is taking place with a rapid speed. But this industrialization has put forward the matter of pollution to the environment. These industries when working they emit various harmful gases. Along with these gases there are many wastes that are also thrown out of the industries. This waste is usually called in many articles and journals as “by humans for humans”. But the industrial waste is not actually for humans only but is dangerous and hazardous for Continue reading...

CIO Success + Violation of Confidentiality + Labor Issues

Part A:

The Knight of Labor was one of the most prominent and important American Labor Organization during 1880’s. Formed during 18969, Knights were the first labor organization to organize both skilled and unskilled labor and also reached African American and women workers. However, the primary demand of Knights was eight hours of working in a day and their support for legislation to end the child labor. The organization believed in unit of the interest of all the producing groups, and this led to explosive growth in their membership which once reached 600000, Continue reading...

An ideal market place is one where demand is equal to supply leading to the right quantity of goods being supplied into the market. The goods that are supplied in the market must also be used or at least bought by the consumers in order to create a “perfect” market place. If this balance is changes or forced to change, then the resulting market would not be an ideal market. It would either be more goods supplied than demanded or more goods demanded then supplied. In either case, this will lead to higher than the actual or lower than Continue reading...

1.1 Describe with examples, some of the characteristics of food production and food and beverage service systems that is in use within the hospitality industry.
The food and beverage industry are a multi-billionaire industry, that has catered to many, making it a new industry that people can look forward to. There has to be a system, that the service directors are using to inherit a food service system that are to be followed by the directors all day-long.An option in food service industry is what we are bound to look for if there has to be a look-out and Continue reading...

Tulsa is one of the largest cities in the United States (U.S) and the second largest in the U.S state of Oklahoma, located in the north-east part of the Oklahoma on the Arkansas River. According to 2012 U.S census estimates, the city has a population of 393,987 and serves as the county seat for the Tulsa County, the most populated county in Oklahoma. The Creek Indians of Alabama, under the Indian removal Act of 1830, were the first to settle in Tulsa in the 1830s. The Creeks named their new village “Tulsy”, meaning old town in memory of Continue reading...

General Electric (G.E) is an American corporation that is a leader in industrial diversified production of such goods as jet engines, plastics and medical imaging, power generation equipment and financial services. General Electric (G.E) highly diversified product line is meant to reduce the company’s business risk (Forbes).

General Electric has a number of strengths. Among the most notable ones include the following:

Industry reputation.
General Electrical is recognized strongly within the diversified industry. Considering the energy infrastructure industry as an example, G.E leads in the areas of development, enhancement and implementation of goods and technologies that focus on gas, oil, wind and water. Most precisely General Electrical is among the leading providers in Continue reading...

Business Strategy

Competitive advantage can be defined as the advantage gained or accrued by a firm or company over other firms in a competitive industry. This is done by offering customers a greater value of the purchased products and through several mechanisms (Rumelt, 2003). Such mechanisms may include low priced goods, high quality products, and after sale services that are superior to competitors. Competitive advantage may stem from several factors such as economies of scale, integration and non- integration and process based core competences (Peteraf, 1993). To further understand the concept of competitive advantage, several theories have been put forward for Continue reading...

Introduction

The paper will focus on fast food industry where the organization on the analysis is the McDonalds Company. To understand the activities of the business, it would be wise to evaluate the market structure of the industry. The analysis is useful in defining how the structure affects the operations of McDonalds Company. Different factors define the unique elements that are present in every market structure in terms of strategies for specific organizations in the industry. The success of McDonalds in the food industry depends on consideration of factors such as the type of goods or services produced, entry barriers, Continue reading...

Part 1

Reasons of Popular product becoming unpopular
There are various reasons that contribute in making the product unpopular in the market. As a product manager, the report to the marketing manager on the issue concerning popularity product in the company in the meeting entail the pricing factor, social status change and the brand association. Change of the price of the product contributes to changing of popularity of the product accordingly. The increase of price on the product in the market leads to decrease in demand. The customers change the preference and get to the alternative substitute. This leads to decrease Continue reading...

Introduction

However, this industrial revolution led to a series of problems both social and economic. Among these problems was the fact that Britain had become the world’s most urbanized country. This meant that almost half of the population of Britain at this time was living in cities. This led to several social problems mainly in the areas of education, healthcare and housing. There were also several economic problems that would face Britain after 1870. The emergence of new industrial powers in Germany and U.S.A meant that Britain’s industrialization was facing a decline. The UK had for so long Continue reading...

Analysis of sample

We see that the most powerful companies are the transitional companies which merge so as to increase their capital and also have the little bit of monopoly power in the industries. This enables them to compete favorably with those companies that are newly established or those that have low capital invested and hence this company continues to be powerful forces in the economy of the world.
The manufacturing industries are concentrated in the developed world. The above map show that there is little or no manufacturing industries in Africa. I do support this because from the map most of Continue reading...

Introduction

The Coca Cola Company is a multinational corporation and manufacturer of beverages, with its headquarters in the United States of America. The company engages itself in retailing and marketing beverages that are non-alcoholic. Its flagship product, Coca Cola, to which it is best known of, was invented in the year 1886 by John Stith Pemberton, who was a pharmacist by then residing in Columbus, Georgia. In 1889, Asa Griggs Candler bought the Coca Cola brand and formula. After buying the company, he successfully incorporated it in 1892. In essence, the Coca Cola Company is responsible for producing concentrate syrup, Continue reading...

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Introduction

The car manufacturing could be one of the largest industries in Europe. This industry produces cars for different countries in which the manufacturers are facing several issues. Doing such business in Europe can be challenging as there are some existing legislations that they need to follow, which could greatly affect the industry’s profit. Competition among car manufacturers in the European Union is very high. Each company may have their own marketing strategies, despite the economic challenges and competitive issues among the car manufacturers in the industry while ensuring that existing laws are strictly followed. Continue reading...

ABSTRACT

This assessment investigates green freight transportation challenges and their impact on the freight transportation industry in Australia. Its aim is to show that these freight transportation challenges can be overcome and ultimately eliminated by incorporating green, i.e. sustainable technologies, and improved practices into a more effective supply chain technology. Utilizing published findings, this assessment proposes rational, workable recommendations, based on known fiscal and environmental data, to Australian green freight transportation challenges. This assessment relies on methods as diverse as surveys, mathematical research, public health statistics, chemical assays, industry studies, and government case studies. Data extrapolated from scientific research point Continue reading...

The beekeeping industry is a very critical sector in US economy. Apart from generating income to both farmers and state, bees are directly involved in crop pollination. Consequently, the problem of declining bee population should not be taken lightly because it has great impacts on economy and livelihood of many farmers. The US Department of Agriculture cites the bee breeding practices as one of the factors responsible for diminishing population of bees. The breeders have depended on a small number of queen mother bees that do not produce saleable queens with desirable traits. To this end, USD has recommended Continue reading...

Import Tariffs

Introduction
Sloman and Wards (2007, p23) define tariffs as the taxes imposed by the government on the imported goods. In most nations of the world, the tariffs on the imported goods have always been hiked in favor of the locally manufactured goods. When the imported goods get to be highly taxed by the native government, their prices are increased to counteract the high cost of importation. This has always left the domestic goods relatively cheaper and thus high demand from the customers. The imported goods on the hand suffer at this expense; their cost lowers their demand. The government Continue reading...

The constant rush of new products that manufacturers churn out every day has certainly changed the way the term 'innovation' is now understood. Yet, new products do not necessarily translate into the right kind of innovations, and this is what Clayton Christensen states in his lecture 'Disruptive Innovation'. (Cultural Research)
Clayton discusses the difference between disruptive innovative and efficiency innovations. According to him, disruptive innovations are products or services that take shape at the bottom of the market and then go on to beat the market leaders and shift the entire momentum of the industry. Disruptive innovations allow the Continue reading...

Wolfs (2013), describes the scientific method as the process of creating a reliable and consistent representation of a theory or hypothesis by actively eliminating all personal prejudice and bias from the person researching the theory, using the observation-hypothesis-prediction-experiment model. It involves the observation and description of a phenomenon followed by formulation of a hypothesis to explain that phenomenon. By using this hypothesis, the scientist attempts to predict the existence of new phenomenon especially as pertains to new observations. Finally, other independent scientists perform further and deeper experiments on these predictions.
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INNOVATION AND TECNOLOY MANAEMENT

Innovation and Technology Management
Answer 1
Music affects our daily life in a substantial manner and it has been affecting it since time immemorial. The music has been emerged as an industry that involves billions of dollars. There are several beneficiaries to the music industry and it has been witnessing several changes in terms of technology, innovation and benefits. This paper intends to discuss the innovation in the music industry and further discusses several other related aspects of the subject matter (Schilling, 2008).
People love music, but collecting, storing and sharing the music was not always an easy task Continue reading...

- In the case “Fraunhofer and MP3” case (Opening case, Chapter 9, Schiller, 2013), what industry conditions lead to the revolution in audio distribution described in the case? Which stakeholders stand to benefit most (or least) from this revolution?
The innovative culture of technology is one element that cannot be controlled when it comes to its manner of embracing the concept of progress. It could be realized that through the different advancements in technology, the manner of creating and distributing music has changed through time. Among such developments include the creation of several music files into particular formats that Continue reading...

Introduction

This article was written by Amina Elahi, A Blue Sky Reporter. The source of the article is The Chicago Tribune Business. The article is a discussion between the reporter and Sandra Kurtzig, the CEO of an enterprise management software company, named Kenandy, about the changing roles of women in the world of business and technology. This industrial sector has traditionally been male dominated. The topic of discussion in this article and indeed, what is going to be explored in this essay is about how women survive in male dominated industries, the challenges they face and how the situation is Continue reading...

Tourism is one of the world’s largest industries which is continuously developing year by year. It has turned out to be a very significant industry in our modern society. As today is the century of well-developed technologies, tourism is getting promoted rapidly. Tourism is an important pillar of almost every country’s economy. Nowadays, all people tend to spend their free time travelling, and all of them have a great opportunity to do it without any effort. Some people consider tourism as a hobby, for some people it is a job. However, many of us travel just to Continue reading...

Since the early years, the automobile industry had experienced many changes, especially technologically and mode of production. In 1895, there were only four registered vehicles in America. However, due to technological advancement the number has increased tremendously to 250 million vehicles. These include SUVs, trucks and cars. The existing main automobile companies in the American Society include General Motors, Olds Motor Company, Ford, Chevrolet, Cadillac, Stanly Steamer, Oakland Motor Car, and Pierce Arrow among others (ABR Staff Writer). The Ford Motor Company is among the flourishing companies and participator of the establishment and development of automobile in America.
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English 103

Tobacco has a long history in the America since 600 to 900 A.D. It was used predominantly in medical purposes and the people on that time did not smoke every day (Healthliteracy.worlded.org). Today, smoking has become the major problem in the world since 1950s. According to the cross-section data obtained from 187 countries, nowadays there are more than 967 million of people, who smoke every day compared to 721 million in 1980s (BBC.com). It comprises about 1/10 population in the world and there are more than 480,000 deaths per year that are caused by smoking cigarettes in the Continue reading...

Essay for Lesson 9: The Student Movement and German Terrorism

Introduction
The Second World War brought forth not only physical destruction to Germany, but also cultural destruction, particularly in its film industry. The film industry of West Germany, in particular, went under the inevitable control of the United States (US). American films became popular among the West German public, while prominent West German directors and actors chose to leave West Germany to pursue their careers in Hollywood, with many of them becoming highly successful. Yet, it did not take long for West Germany to become self-reliant in terms of reinvigorating its domestic film talents amidst the continued dominance of Continue reading...

Introduction

The filmmaker of this film used the story of Emir to bring out the various energy agents and analysts involved in the oil business and petroleum politics. The energy analyst attended a party with the rich operators of the oil business. The aspects relating to high shareholders of oil in this film are well brought out in the party that Emir attended. The filmmaker used the death of Woodman helps to bring out the impact of the business meeting and the amount of money they own in the oil company. The economic advisors in relation to the oil companies Continue reading...

Freedom

Freedom is the right to do what you want without being controlled or restricted by anyone. This is according to the Longman dictionary definition of the word freedom. However, it is difficult to define what exactly freedom is except if the restrictions on human actions are deeply analyzed. Freedom has residual areas which individuals can access in the society. It contains inbuilt restrictions which make one to respect the rights and freedom of others while in exercising their own freedom. For instance, my freedom to stretch my hands may be infringing on my neighbor’s freedom to breath. Therefore, Continue reading...

Investment banking as a career offers an individual all opportunities in the world of banking. With an interest in offering investment advice to both public and private companies, a career in investment banking is inevitable while acting as a financial intermediary concerned only in investments. There are various opportunities a career in investment banking will equip me with. First, I will gain the necessary knowledge in stocks and bonds in the financial market, which is of great value to companies. Secondly, it will equip me with knowledge on how to assist companies prepare their prospectus and provide vital information Continue reading...

Introduction

Music disparity is the literal difference in music based on various grounds such as social and geographical background of the music, its producer and listeners, the genre of the music, age factor and the social class associated with the music industry. Music serves many purposes in the society today, and it is because of these disparities that people tend to classify music according to the suit to its fans and lovers. Equally, different genres of music have risen today in the music industry that tends to identify and create its own group of followers. Everyone likes music but one Continue reading...

This study aims to answer the research question “How can we identify, effectively manage, and communicate realistic expectations associated with perceived benefits and challenges derived from a newly-installed electronic medical record (EMR).” The most appropriate means for data collection for this research is the survey, and the method for data analysis is the chi-square statistic.

Sample

The survey method was utilized to collect primary data from the health-care industry population. These are individuals who are involved in the healthcare industry. The sample comes from two kinds of respondents; the industry participants and the non-industry participants. A total of 50 individuals Continue reading...

The development of Russia had many historical turning points. These changes were mainly connected with such political figures as Lenin, Stalin, Khrushchev, Brezhnev, Gorbachev, Yeltsin, and Putin. The Soviet economy depended on mostly political decisions but not economic programs. Although the basic economic system in Stalin, Khrushchev, Brezhnev eras remained unchanged, there were some peculiarities in these periods. The effect of Stalin’s policy had a profound impact on people and the state. In 1928, the Communists instituted the first Five-Year Plan. It dealt with such aspects of development as an industry, consumer goods, agriculture, transportation, communications, health, education, Continue reading...

Introduction

The Kraft Foods Group is a food and beverage company based in America. Looking at the company’s progress, it aims at being the best food company in the North America, with a history of accumulating over eighteen billion dollars annually. The organization is actively involved in community activities that revolve around food security and healthy lifestyles The company deals with a wide range of meals including refrigerated meals, cheese, and other grocery categories. The company’s target in the future is to attain a steady reliable growth with a good amount of money flowing to allow a wide Continue reading...

The first important concept I have learned from this course is the effects of technology in the media industry. The evolution of media industry is subject to the various technological advancements. The impact of technology on the mass media industry is clear and profound in the course. The effect of technology on mass media is evident on the aspects of print media and the electronic media communication. The effect of technology has influenced greatly the rate and speed of transmission of information.
The second concept is how media leads to misrepresentation of facts and information to the public. The Continue reading...

John Bessant and Joe Tidd developed the 4Ps model of innovation; this model is built on the hypothesis that there must be a positive change associated with the innovation in order to be successful (Reinartz & Dellaert et al., 2011). Innovative change can take place in four categories in an organization: product, process, position and paradigm innovation. Within the last two years, there have been several changes in the retail industry. It is a large industry that covers long chain of processes where the behavior of the shoppers have high influence. The most significant change has been brought by the Continue reading...

Amazon.com vs. Industry Averages

Amazon.com vs. Industry Averages
Since 2004, Amazon’s online sales have far out-performed its top online retail competitors. By the end of 2012, the company reported $61.1 billion in total sales. Its nearest competitor in the online retail space, Staples, reported $11.8 billion in total sales in 2012 . With such a significant lead over its competitors in total sales, one could assume the company is having strong financial roots. However total sales is only one measure of financial strength. However, to have a deep insight into Amazon’s financial position in the market, a financial Continue reading...

1. Conduct a SWOT analysis of S/M.
Strengths: According to the case study the company’s greatest strength lies in providing high quality products to its customers. This gives S/M an edge over other architects in the industry. The 40 years experience in this industry adds to the company’s strengths because they have now established their name in the market. Adding on, the company enjoys a positive image in their designs of sports facilities and this is a niche market. The staff of the company contributes towards the strengths of the company.
Weaknesses: Their specialty only lies in Continue reading...