Essays on Bickel

Information Infrastructure alignment

Introduction The potential of information technology to transform organization has been a constant subject of analysis since the introduction of computer technology in the last quarter of the 20th century. With every major technological innovation, there have been strong allegations that companies and organizations would have radically to integrate the opportunities availed by these new technological capabilities. The opportunities of changes within the organization caused as a result of new computer technologies have been subjected to debate in the light of different views on his technology itself together with the new perspectives on organization’s management designs (Tallon, & Pinsonneault, 2011). ...

The research concerning the immunity of the president and the vice president against criminal proceedings while in the office started to gain relevance from 1973. The impeachment clause allowed the legal officers to be prosecuted for their war crimes while still in office but the initial interpretation excluded the president from such proceedings. However, after a while, the clause was revisited and it revealed that the president should not have immunity for such war acts. The former interpretation of the clause indicated that the term “nevertheless” meant that the president could be impeached but criminal proceedings against him would not ...

In the United States, the president is elected through a secret ballot by the citizens, and then finally decided by the Electoral College. After voting has been done, the candidates have to win by a popular vote in every state, and then the Electoral College votes determine who wins the presidency. The Electoral College is a body that verifies and determines the winner of the US presidency. It was established in March 1794 by the founding fathers and has been included in Article II section I of the U.S. constitution which states that, a president has to be chosen by a group of electors ...