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limitation of Australia’s national data is that it doesn’t provide a format allowing for specific demographic data to be extracted. However, a non-governmental Australian study illustrated that women were recognised as more food insecure than the males, 15% vs. 9% respectively (Russell et al, 2013, p.3-5). Although, this study was conducted with an older cohort above 50 years and therefore its relevance to the demographic of interest (25-40 year old women) is uncertain. Sole-parent households are

challenges of lean implementation include: resistance to change and lack of team work; limited communication and leadership and staff having less knowledge of the lean concept (Grove et al., 2010; Halling and Wijk, 2013 and Poksinska, 2010). This research is to explore some challenges of

Salford Business School An exploratory study of the challenges of adopting lean thinking in Manchester Mental Health Liaison Service Kwasi Boakye Student ID: @00095417 MSc Project Management Dissertation 2015/2016 Declaration This work is original Signed ?????????????? Date ????????????.?? Abstract The purpose of this study is to explore the challenges of lean thinking in mental health emergency service. Exploratory research was conducted which involved gathering qualitative data

reviewing the literature there is a different approach to this issue, a new way of thinking and acting towards cost management as a beneficiary of multiple opportunities and provides assurance of significant success. Various authors, after detailed research and supporting facts have reasonably concluded that the strategic way of managing cost in most cases is an undisputed necessity which reference should definitely order to achieve the required effect and gained competitive advantage in today's dynamic

which are mentioned at objectives part. Findings of these objectives have described on three different chapters respectively. Directors of Jessop ltd wants to know how a management accountant can contribute on Jessop’s continuous growth. I find on my study strategic management is very likely forward looking not like traditional cost accounting. Strategic management accounting is considering external factors like competitors and management accounting contributes not only strategy developing also critically

deductible health plans that gives consumers the power to shape their own care and the incentives to economize have been proposed. Little is known about the effect of these new plan designs with higher cost sharing on health care decisions. Because research has been limited to the few early adopters of these high deductible health plans, the experience is too new to draw definitive conclusions. This paper researches the literature on effects of the cost-sharing in high deductible health plans on the

rise as such games are simple and can be played quickly (“The Rise and Rise of Casual Gaming,” 2008). Jesse Schell (2010) observes games are becoming an extension of our real life, for example, fitness trackers and Wii fit, ‘brain exercising’ apps to ward off dementia, good driver apps that are provided by car insurance companies, point systems for shopping rewards and weight watchers. We can even compete with others in these games using leader boards. In the future there may be reward systems for brushing

In today’s fast paced, global and cut throat economy it has become very difficult for business owners to gain success without conducting some sort of research on consumers. Consumer behavior is an essential application when constructing a marketing plan, knowing what is best suited to attract customers is essential for well-established businesses. Although generating revenue and profit is important, understanding consumers can be considered the foundation to growth and sustainability to any business

Management Leibniz University of Hanover Astrid Siebels Institute of Marketing and Management Leibniz University of Hanover Klaus-Peter Wiedmann is Chair of the Marketing Department and a Professor of Marketing, Nadine Hennigs and Astrid Siebels are Research Assistants at the Institute of Marketing and Management, Leibniz University of Hanover, Germany. Correspondence concerning this article should be addressed to Professor

CHAPTER 1 THE PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND This chapter includes the problem and its background, statement of the problem, hypothesis, and significance of the study, scope and limitations, and definition of terms. Introduction During the last years, the banking industry has developed noticeably. The financial services industry is altering rapid and visible. Previous ways of doing business are fading fast. Together with this fast transition is also the rising competition among banks. One of the