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    Croley faces many objections to his administrative process theory. Some objections are in defense of the public choice theory while others seek to disprove the administrative theory itself. Despite the outcome of these arguments, Croley seeks to emphasize publically interested regulation is a possibility according to the administrative process theory and that under the right circumstances it will prevail. The main claim being “there is more-not less- to the story of regulation than legislative control

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    The Utilitarian theory of property seeks to maximize the population’s utility when a property decision is made, the greatest good for the greatest amount of people. To apply this theory one must define and aggregate a measure of utility comparable for all people in a cost-benefit analysis. A popular measure for utility, under the welfarist economics utilitarian view, is utilizing the price a person is willing to pay for a good or service as the value aggregated in the cost-benefit analysis. However

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    argues that the strategy focuses on commonalities, rather than differences between customers, which is how it was done traditionally. The underlying framework After discussing each of the underlying assumptions of the Blue Ocean theory, it can be seen that the Blue Ocean theory is based upon the idea that when a company is to create a blue ocean, it has to make efforts in rethinking its boundaries in terms of industry, competition and capabilities. Besides that, it is apparent that a blue ocean is created

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    Decision Making in Artificial Intelligence Sara Owsley Sood#1, Anila Sehar#2 Department of Computer Science Iqra University Abid Town Karachi, Pakistan 75500 anila.author@gmail.com Abstract Artificial intelligence techniques are increasingly enriching decision support through means as data delivery, analyzing data trends, providing forecasts, developing data consistency, information providing to the exploiter in the most appropriate forms and suggesting courses of action. Decision making is

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    Contents Abstract 2 Introduction 3 Review of KMS 4 Literature review of the KMS tools used by Celemi AB 5 Critical discussion and comparison of KMS tools used by the company 6 Conclusions 8 References 9   Abstract The purpose of the Knowledge Management System (KMS) is to collect, interpret and share the knowledge between the stakeholders of any community or organization. The very first thing KMS is the development of the knowledge which comes from learning, innovation, creativity and importation

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    generally presumed to be commonly accepted good. In ideal world, clear eyes and rational minds are common enough to produce what is commonly good. You are behind a veil and don’t know what group of society you belong to; you would make the best unbiased decision for common. But in real world, where individuals have political leanings and self-interests, it is really difficult to find a common accepted good. If we live in democracy where the legislative body is determined by votes of citizens that form the

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    Game Theory Based Incentive Program I currently am employed by Pacific Sun Wear Corporation or commonly known as PacSun. PacSun is a leader in teenage retail with over 600 stores in malls all over the United States. During my work span at PacSun, I have developed from a sales associate to an assistant manager, with this time I have personally seen the flaws due to an individual incentive program. The PacSun current incentive program consists of rewarding the top 200 employees companywide with cash

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    Transaction Processing System (Lower Level)   Employee/Operation Manager Decision Support System (Middle Level)   HR Manager/Operation Manager Executive Information System (Higher Level)   HR Manager/Chief Executive Officer 2.3 Roles of Management Information System in Catering Industries: In the Catering Industry, Management information system provides the daily base information to the managers. It helps to make a good decision based on the actual data and supports to achieve the mission of the industry

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    and learning tasks." (p.226) I. Sport Education versus Physical Education Situated learning theory is utilized in the work of Dyson, Griffin and Hastie as a frame "for exploring the potential of SE, TG, and CL as a valuable instructional model for physical education." (p. 227) Perkins (1999) is stated to have place emphasis on "three tenets of constructivism" as well as discussing situated learning theory in its application to SE, TG, and CL. (Dyson, Griffin and Hastie,

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    product? This type of information can be helpful in making business decisions ranging from simple to tough. We live in a world that evolves around technology, just when you thing something is new it is replaced with a newer product or version. Pro Forma Statements allows businesses to have a financial projection within a specific time frame. Pro Forma Statements instills predicted knowledge, allowing companies to better make decisions, have better planning, and better control of their company and with

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