Qrt2 Task 1

Product production comes with many types of costs. Four of the most common costs are prevention costs, appraisal costs, internal failure costs and external failure costs. These four costs are called quality costs and are costs that all businesses that produce products will pay. The amount of money that will go to each cost is dependent on the amount spent on the other costs. In other words, an increase in one type of cost can result in a decrease in another. Businesses need to understand the nature of each cost in order to understand for which cost to budget.

Given the highly competitive nature of today’s markets we as a company must provide high quality products to survive. Quality itself has become a major competitive factor and in many ways is a contributing factor in success or failure. The intent of this memo is to identify, explain and evaluate the three types of cost associated with quality.

As we continue to move toward the end our quarterly objectives. I wanted to take the time to explain some of our costs. In our particular field of designing and manufacturing products, we are always engaging in ways that we can mitigate loss and improve our processes. Performing such changes will give a stronger presence in the market by allowing us to remain competitive.

is to protect the health, safety and wellbeing of the public and their healthcare needs.

Monica Lowe (Daughter telephone call on 7/19/15). Monica stated that she and her mother had a good relationship while she was growing up. She stated that her mother has always been supportive of her and continues to be to this day. Monica stated that she rarely received spankings, as her mother will take non-essential items from her instead. Monica reported that she rarely seen her mother drank excessive alcohol or use any illegal; drugs. She stated that her mother watches her children when needed, and reported no incidents ever occurring. Monica also stated that she does not have any knowledge of CPS ever being involved in their home growing up. Monica stated that she supports the placement and believes

Abundant Living is an Adult Family Home located in Stanwood Washington. It “offers assisted living services for seniors who need help with daily living activities such as bathing, dressing, mobility, and medication assistance.” Their staff are “...specially trained to care for residents with Alzheimer 's and other forms of dementia” (Abundant

In order to evaluate the improvements from these interventions, the baseline chart review was compared to a chart review conducted 2 weeks after the project initiation. Results indicated that documentation became more detailed, objective and factual and hand-offs reports also became standard with incorporation of Kardex and reflected increased accuracy.

I also believe you have to become aware of other people's feelings and emotions to be able to communicate empathy, as well as other emotions. Many people don’t try to relate to others because they feel they should put their focus on doing their job. You have to be able to show people that you understand what they are going through. We have to learn how to put away our thoughts and feelings and pay more attention to the feelings of others. The company will not be able to function properly as a team if they do not have an understanding of how to relate to the emotions of others.

Kitchen Karousel: Online Business Expansion Proposal Western Governor’s University E-Business QRT2: Task 2 May 31, 2013 Megan Greene

In 1858, Mr. Rowland Hussey Macy (or more commonly known as R.H. Macy) established the first Macy’s department store in New York City. Today, 158 years later, Macy’s is a chain of mid-range American department stores with its flagship store here in Herald Square. This particular store is labelled as the “world’s largest store” because of its one million square feet of selling space. The products offered are clothing, footwear, accessories, bedding, furniture, jewelry, beauty products, and housewares. As of April 2016, the Macy’s company operates 870 stores in 45 states, as well as Puerto Rico and Guam. Within the 870 stores, the workforce includes approximately 157, 900 employees. The company operates Macy’s, Macy’s Backstage, Bloomingdale’s, Bloomingdale’s Outlet, and their new project, Bluemercury. Macy’s is the largest U.S. department store company by retail sales (2015), and they are the 15th largest retailer in the U.S. in terms of revenue (2014). 2015 Fiscal sales totaled to an impressive $27.1 billion. In 2015, Macy’s came out strong holding a winning streak of five consecutive years of growth in earnings, return on invested capital, sales, and cash flow. However, throughout the year, the company experienced a conjunction of negative factors. Due to that, Macy’s was impacted within sales, profitability and margins. Some were caused by external issues and internal. According to Business Insider, Macy’s has blamed a variety of temporary factors for the slowdown in

Another level of weakness that exists currently at Macy’s end is the number of legal issues and proceedings associated with the company. These legal issues can impose serious trouble on the company’s goodwill and profitability (USSEC, 2010).

We are a dedicated team of professional marketers with over 35 year’s cumulative experience who answered the cry of locals and tourists alike for an organized local business directory, connecting local businesses with their target market.

This is because Macy’s is not improving the product. Overall, I agree with Macy’s decision on closing most of their stores and just focusing on improving the quality of the merchandise since I would do the same thing. In the future, if I ever open up my own business, I would follow the functions of marketing because that would make the business successful. It would also help improved products which will satisfy customer’s wants and

Our company is a proven leader in delivering dental services for the people who need it the most, nurturing safe, well, informed and vibrant communities.

Federated Department Stores made a decision in 2005 to reposition and consolidate 15 of its regional department store chains under just one national brand-Macys. This decision was in response to the decline in sales and profits that had hit the traditional department store industry, which was in a maturing stage and moving towards a downward trend for some time. Just three years later, in 2008, U.S. economy was hit by a recession that threatened the livelihood of many successful retail giants. While Macy's did experience a significant drop in revenue in 2008 with a net loss of $4,803 million, compared to other department stores such as Mervyn's that went bankrupt when the recession hit, Macy's managed to stay in the game. Macy's ability to