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    The schematic diagram of the pneumatic positioning system used in this study is plotted in Fig. 1. Schematic of the pneumatic positioning system. (Not Clear) For the pneumatic cylinder in Fig. 1, the dynamic of piston motion is formulated as: Ma=A1P1-A2P2-v (1) where M is the total mass of piston and load; a is piston acceleration; A1 and A2 are the cross sectional areas of the piston in the cylinder chambers 1 and 2, respectively; P1 and P2 are pressures of the air in the cylinder chambers 1

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    The London Riot Case

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    Command and Control in such a way is a very self-controlled discipline system in organisation. In the London riot case, I in my view could not think that it could work anyway better, then it is working at the moment. I in my view think it actually is very well despite the escalation and a lot of damage that was done. Several of the services had to go through challenging situations and even though they went through a lot of challenging situations, they somehow still managed to uphold developments

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    Clearly define the term control in the context of an organization. Give examples and lucid explanation of the various types of control that can be used by a Manager. Why is the control function so very important to the effectiveness and efficiency of an organization? According to Robbins & Coulter, “control refers to the process of monitoring, comparing and correcting work performances.” The control process is a three step process of measuring actual performance, comparing actual performance

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    – Internal Control 1. Inform the president of any new internal control requirements if the company decides to go public Each of the five components of an internal control system is important. Let us focus on the control activities. These activities are the backbone of the company’s efforts to address the risks it faces, such as fraud. The specific control activities used by a company will vary depending on management’s assessments of the risks faced. The six principles of control activities

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    Submission A critical infrastructure is defined as any facility, system, or function which provides the foundation for national security, governance, economic vitality, reputation, and way of life. (http://www.dhs.gov/xlibrary/assets/NIPP_InfoSharing.pdf)In short, critical infrastructure is by definition essential for the survival of the nation. The USA PATRIOT Act specifically defines critical infrastructure as "systems and assets, whether physical or virtual, (Jena Baker McNeill and Richard

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    management control systems Name Student Affiliation (1391 words) Challenges that the top management may face when designing and implementing effective management control systems in organizations. There is always no guarantee that the management control system design and implementation of the top management will always be effective as they, just like any other functions in an organization do face numerous challenges. These management controls are always

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    information and measurement system used by mainly all businesses and organizations to provide relevant, reliable and comparable information about its business activities, (Wild, & Shaw, & Chiappetta, 2011, p.272). Accounting Information Systems is a fundamental part of determining the success of an organization. An effective information system provides Internal controls which consist in policies and procedures implemented by a company to allow managers to monitor and control business activities

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    leadership styles and control measures and need to function as one corporation. After careful review and analysis of this case, and from an organization design perspective, I would say that the first thing that Mr. I.M. Tycoon should do is develop a thorough organizational structure. A company can have a great mission/product, great people, and great leadership and still not perform well because of poor organizational design. All three companies have

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    the case of Dalman and Lei discrepancy of the time sheet this can be resolved by using none other than a control system called bureaucratic control system. First to implement this system they must first understand what this system means. It is designed to measure progress toward a set goal and to apply corrective measures to ensure this goal is met. In other words control system is to detect and fix certain variables and discrepancies turning into results of the ultimate goal. This

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    Internal control plays an increasingly significant role in firms and many other organizations. Businesspeople, especially managers, pay more attention to internal control and its relationship with management (Krishnan, 2005). They tend to discover how internal control affects the operation of the companies. Although managers of some companies have doubts on the value of internal control, it directly helps managers to make open and effective management of the companies when designing, undertaking

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