Essays on Dunbar

How does a firm’s corporate strategy affect its operation management?

Corporate strategy, by definition, views the organization as a complete system which is known to be formulated of departments or functions which are interconnected and dependent on each other in such a manner that they aim to achieve the ultimate corporate goals (Krajewski & Ritzman, 2005). In other words, we can say that corporate strategy is a bigger picture which shows how inter-linkage about various departments or functions can result in the attainment of final aims and objectives. Operations management or operation strategy basically focuses on ensuring that the small tasks are carried out effectively which ultimately makes the achievement ...

The concept of "social brain" is one of the challenging and advanced concepts of the modern neuropsychology. In addition, the "social brain", as a concept, forms a completely new approach to the study of social psychology and brain pathologies. Research and development of this concept contributes to the discovery of the social and psychological development of a person. The thematic justification of this study is important because it allows tracing the relationship between the social cognition and social behavior of a person, which is basic in the context of psychology, sociology, and neuropsychology. The development and use of the " ...

Segmentation

1. Segmentation is a process of ensuring division or partition in accordance with needs. The objective of segmentation is to achieve simplicity (Williams & Curtis, 2007). Further, its purpose is to ensure innovation, diversification, nurture, defend, re-launch, keep, and repositioning of the product. There are several segments in the industry according to the specific domain. This can be considered from an example that the software can be divided or segmented by the product’s nature, customers, and locations etc. There are two approaches that are widely used in segmentation; they are macro segmentation and micro-segmentation. In macro-segmentation, organizational size and ...

Paul Laurence Dunbar was one of the first influential poets in the movement that would become the Harlem Renaissance. Older than some of his peers within that group, he published his first poems in 1889, in the Dayton Herald, also serving as class president and class poet despite being the only black student in his grade level. He initially wanted to become an attorney, but his mother did not have enough money to send him off to university, so he started looking for work in his downtown, Dayton, Ohio, but found that there were few openings for black applicants. ...

In the automobile industry, there are several manufacturers of the different brands, makes and models of the vehicles used by almost anyone globally. Different people require different vehicles that suit their needs. These vehicles are brought for a purpose; depending on the consumer needs. This consumer needs vary geographically, demographically, psycho-graphically and in terms of customer behavior . Each of these factors can be broken down further into smaller segments. This is a diverse market with different needs and qualities. Marketing using the same strategy would be detrimental. A form of marketing therefore has to be devised to take advantage ...

Imagine living on earth during a time when there was no electricity. A time with absolutely the bare minimum of any type of light pollution and just pure night time darkness. A time that when the sun set, a celestial showcase revealed a blanket of studded diamonds, twinkling in the night with splendor beyond belief. The wild, the magic, the miracles of survival; all captured in the cycle of day and night. The closet star to Earth, our Sun, feeds the planet with energy and warmth and the night sky illuminates the senses with creativity, wonder and storytelling. A ...