This document outlines the costs and pricing strategy for a construction project. The costs include materials like brick, cement, iron and others totaling 8000+12000+22000+18000=60000 TL, with additional costs of 7500 TL for technical service and 13600 TL for workers, bringing the total cost per unit to 90000 TL. With a profit margin of 55000 TL, the price per unit is set at 145000 TL, resulting in a profit margin percentage of 42.56%.
The operations and logistics of the business will be managed by two head managers who will run the day-to-day activities. Payment will primarily be in cash up front but credit is also available through a sister finance company. Production will depend on the type of project but simple ones will be done in-house. Employees will be hired to assist since one person cannot do everything. Delivery of products to customers will be handled by the company's own vehicles and drivers. Delivery times may be longer for farther locations but speedy delivery is still a priority. The business will be run from the main headquarters but also occasionally from branch office locations.
The operations and logistics of the business will be managed by two head managers who will run the day-to-day activities. Payment will primarily be in cash up front but credit is also available through a sister finance company. Production will depend on the type of project but simple ones will be done in-house. Employees will be hired to assist since one person cannot do everything. Delivery of products to customers will be handled by the company's own vehicles and drivers. Delivery times may be longer for farther locations but speedy delivery is still a priority. The business will be run from the main headquarters but also occasionally from branch office locations.
The operations and logistics of the business will be managed by two head managers who will run the day-to-day activities. Payment will primarily be in cash up front but credit is also available through a sister finance company. Production will depend on the type of project but simple products will be made in-house. Employees will be hired to assist since one person cannot do everything. Delivery vehicles and drivers are ready to deliver products to customers, though delivery times may be longer for farther locations but speedy delivery is still a priority. The business will run from the main headquarters but also branch offices.
This document discusses using a trust-based contract model for agile public sector projects. It begins by defining what makes a project truly agile and why fixed budgets, schedules, and scopes don't work. It argues for replacing contracts based on fear and sanctions with those based on mutual trust and understanding between the client and vendor.
Two case studies are presented: a large, high-profile project with the National Land Survey of Finland and a smaller project with the Finnish National Board of Education. Both used hourly contracts, transparency, and flexibility. The public sector is risk-averse but agile requires managing change, so trust is needed. Public source code also provides accountability.
Recommendations include maximum transparency, simple contracts
PwC provides market study services to help clients develop successful market entry strategies. They conduct rigorous market research to understand industry trends, market segments, competition, and customer needs. Their experts then use this research to identify the best market entry options such as greenfield projects, acquisitions, or partnerships. Clients benefit from comprehensive analyses and detailed implementation plans tailored to their goals.
This document outlines the costs and pricing strategy for a construction project. The costs include materials like brick, cement, iron and others totaling 8000+12000+22000+18000=60000 TL, with additional costs of 7500 TL for technical service and 13600 TL for workers, bringing the total cost per unit to 90000 TL. With a profit margin of 55000 TL, the price per unit is set at 145000 TL, resulting in a profit margin percentage of 42.56%.
The operations and logistics of the business will be managed by two head managers who will run the day-to-day activities. Payment will primarily be in cash up front but credit is also available through a sister finance company. Production will depend on the type of project but simple ones will be done in-house. Employees will be hired to assist since one person cannot do everything. Delivery of products to customers will be handled by the company's own vehicles and drivers. Delivery times may be longer for farther locations but speedy delivery is still a priority. The business will be run from the main headquarters but also occasionally from branch office locations.
The operations and logistics of the business will be managed by two head managers who will run the day-to-day activities. Payment will primarily be in cash up front but credit is also available through a sister finance company. Production will depend on the type of project but simple ones will be done in-house. Employees will be hired to assist since one person cannot do everything. Delivery of products to customers will be handled by the company's own vehicles and drivers. Delivery times may be longer for farther locations but speedy delivery is still a priority. The business will be run from the main headquarters but also occasionally from branch office locations.
The operations and logistics of the business will be managed by two head managers who will run the day-to-day activities. Payment will primarily be in cash up front but credit is also available through a sister finance company. Production will depend on the type of project but simple products will be made in-house. Employees will be hired to assist since one person cannot do everything. Delivery vehicles and drivers are ready to deliver products to customers, though delivery times may be longer for farther locations but speedy delivery is still a priority. The business will run from the main headquarters but also branch offices.
This document discusses using a trust-based contract model for agile public sector projects. It begins by defining what makes a project truly agile and why fixed budgets, schedules, and scopes don't work. It argues for replacing contracts based on fear and sanctions with those based on mutual trust and understanding between the client and vendor.
Two case studies are presented: a large, high-profile project with the National Land Survey of Finland and a smaller project with the Finnish National Board of Education. Both used hourly contracts, transparency, and flexibility. The public sector is risk-averse but agile requires managing change, so trust is needed. Public source code also provides accountability.
Recommendations include maximum transparency, simple contracts
PwC provides market study services to help clients develop successful market entry strategies. They conduct rigorous market research to understand industry trends, market segments, competition, and customer needs. Their experts then use this research to identify the best market entry options such as greenfield projects, acquisitions, or partnerships. Clients benefit from comprehensive analyses and detailed implementation plans tailored to their goals.
Continuous Delivery is just the beginning. The same tools can help agile software development easily in the form of Documentation Pipeline. Lightning talk in Tampere Goes Agile 2015 explains what Documentation Pipeline is and how to implement it.
The market appears to be seasonal and dependent on external factors like the weather. Construction demand is higher in winter and lower in summer due to weather conditions impacting work. While the core service or product remains steady, customers emphasize high-quality service. External conditions like rain and snow resistance of materials affect construction efficiency seasonally.
This location summary describes two potential filming locations for a student film project. The first location is outside of Oaks Park High School, which would portray the main character Jodie leaving her job as a teacher. This location provides easy access and transport of equipment. It was chosen to show Jodie as friendly and trustworthy before her kidnapping in the school car park, allowing the concept to be filmed without travelling as far as the initial location planned in Ilford Car Park. The second part of the document provides inside views of the first location for consideration.
SWOT analysis is a structured planning method used to evaluate the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats for a project or business. It involves identifying internal strengths and weaknesses as well as external opportunities and threats. The analysis can then inform steps to achieve objectives by matching strengths to opportunities or converting weaknesses and threats into strengths or opportunities. SWOT analysis can be used by organizations of any type to aid in decision making and planning.
Development of a new indexing technique for XML document retrievalAmjad Ali
The document proposes a new indexing technique for XML document retrieval that addresses issues with existing techniques. It represents an XML document as a tree structure with nodes corresponding to elements, attributes, and content. Nodes are labeled with start/end positions and level to allow efficient updates by leaving gaps between labels. The technique permits fast retrieval of ancestor-descendant and parent-child relationships without recomputing the index on updates. Future work could include indexing comments and handling two separate indices for updates and queries.
This document discusses environmental risk assessment (ERA). It defines ERA as a generic term for tools and techniques used to gather available information about environmental risks and make judgments about them. The document outlines key steps in ERA, including hazard identification, exposure assessment, and risk estimation. It also discusses challenges like uncertainty, different levels of ERA, and the importance of risk communication. Overall, the document provides an introduction and overview of ERA, its relationship to environmental impact assessment, and considerations for effectively implementing ERA.
Ohjelmointikielet ja -paradigmat - kalvot 2014Jouni Smed
Kurssilla tarkastellaan ohjelmointikieliä ja paradigmoja teoreettiselta, tekniseltä ja historialliselta kannalta. Aihetta konkretisoidaan tutustumalla eri ohjelmointiparadigmoja edustaviin ohjelmointikieliin. Kurssi luo kokonaiskuvan ohjelmointikielten kehitykseen, minkä jälkeen tarkastellaan lähemmin eri ohjelmointiparadigmoja. Imperatiivisen ohjelmoinnin osalta luodaan kokonaiskuva ohjelmarakenteisiin ja olio-ohjelmoinnin osalta syvennetään ymmärrystä periytymismekanismin ja geneerisyyden toiminnasta. Deklaratiivinen ohjelmoinnin osalta keskitytään erityisesti funktionaaliseen ohjelmointiin ja sen teoreettiseen taustaan (mm. lambda-kalkyyliin) sekä logiikkaohjelmointiin.
Ohjelmistotestauksen opetuksen kokemuksia fantasiatarinan avullaKari Kakkonen
ITK-messujen esityksen 6.10.2022 jossa kerroin miksi testausta tarvitaan, miksi testausopetusta tarvitaan koodausopetuksen rinnalle, miten tein kirjaprojektin Dragons Out, jossa loin kirjan ohjelmistotestauksesta lapsille, miten fantasia toimii hyvänä tapana kertoa esimerkkien ja vertausten kautta ohjelmistotestauksesta, missä ja miten koulumaailma on hyödyntänyt tätä lähestymistapaa (ja kirjojani ja niiden ilmaisia oheismateriaaleja) - matematiikan ja koodauksen tunnit, 10-15 vuotiaat.
Tekoäly, sovelluksia ja oppimistehtäviä 20.1.24Matleena Laakso
Diasarja sisältää Tavastian lukioveson puheenvuoron ja työpajan materiaalit. Esityksen sovellukset ja linkkivinkit: https://www.matleenalaakso.fi/p/tekoaly.html
Continuous Delivery is just the beginning. The same tools can help agile software development easily in the form of Documentation Pipeline. Lightning talk in Tampere Goes Agile 2015 explains what Documentation Pipeline is and how to implement it.
The market appears to be seasonal and dependent on external factors like the weather. Construction demand is higher in winter and lower in summer due to weather conditions impacting work. While the core service or product remains steady, customers emphasize high-quality service. External conditions like rain and snow resistance of materials affect construction efficiency seasonally.
This location summary describes two potential filming locations for a student film project. The first location is outside of Oaks Park High School, which would portray the main character Jodie leaving her job as a teacher. This location provides easy access and transport of equipment. It was chosen to show Jodie as friendly and trustworthy before her kidnapping in the school car park, allowing the concept to be filmed without travelling as far as the initial location planned in Ilford Car Park. The second part of the document provides inside views of the first location for consideration.
SWOT analysis is a structured planning method used to evaluate the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats for a project or business. It involves identifying internal strengths and weaknesses as well as external opportunities and threats. The analysis can then inform steps to achieve objectives by matching strengths to opportunities or converting weaknesses and threats into strengths or opportunities. SWOT analysis can be used by organizations of any type to aid in decision making and planning.
Development of a new indexing technique for XML document retrievalAmjad Ali
The document proposes a new indexing technique for XML document retrieval that addresses issues with existing techniques. It represents an XML document as a tree structure with nodes corresponding to elements, attributes, and content. Nodes are labeled with start/end positions and level to allow efficient updates by leaving gaps between labels. The technique permits fast retrieval of ancestor-descendant and parent-child relationships without recomputing the index on updates. Future work could include indexing comments and handling two separate indices for updates and queries.
This document discusses environmental risk assessment (ERA). It defines ERA as a generic term for tools and techniques used to gather available information about environmental risks and make judgments about them. The document outlines key steps in ERA, including hazard identification, exposure assessment, and risk estimation. It also discusses challenges like uncertainty, different levels of ERA, and the importance of risk communication. Overall, the document provides an introduction and overview of ERA, its relationship to environmental impact assessment, and considerations for effectively implementing ERA.
Ohjelmointikielet ja -paradigmat - kalvot 2014Jouni Smed
Kurssilla tarkastellaan ohjelmointikieliä ja paradigmoja teoreettiselta, tekniseltä ja historialliselta kannalta. Aihetta konkretisoidaan tutustumalla eri ohjelmointiparadigmoja edustaviin ohjelmointikieliin. Kurssi luo kokonaiskuvan ohjelmointikielten kehitykseen, minkä jälkeen tarkastellaan lähemmin eri ohjelmointiparadigmoja. Imperatiivisen ohjelmoinnin osalta luodaan kokonaiskuva ohjelmarakenteisiin ja olio-ohjelmoinnin osalta syvennetään ymmärrystä periytymismekanismin ja geneerisyyden toiminnasta. Deklaratiivinen ohjelmoinnin osalta keskitytään erityisesti funktionaaliseen ohjelmointiin ja sen teoreettiseen taustaan (mm. lambda-kalkyyliin) sekä logiikkaohjelmointiin.
Ohjelmistotestauksen opetuksen kokemuksia fantasiatarinan avullaKari Kakkonen
ITK-messujen esityksen 6.10.2022 jossa kerroin miksi testausta tarvitaan, miksi testausopetusta tarvitaan koodausopetuksen rinnalle, miten tein kirjaprojektin Dragons Out, jossa loin kirjan ohjelmistotestauksesta lapsille, miten fantasia toimii hyvänä tapana kertoa esimerkkien ja vertausten kautta ohjelmistotestauksesta, missä ja miten koulumaailma on hyödyntänyt tätä lähestymistapaa (ja kirjojani ja niiden ilmaisia oheismateriaaleja) - matematiikan ja koodauksen tunnit, 10-15 vuotiaat.
Tekoäly, sovelluksia ja oppimistehtäviä 20.1.24Matleena Laakso
Diasarja sisältää Tavastian lukioveson puheenvuoron ja työpajan materiaalit. Esityksen sovellukset ja linkkivinkit: https://www.matleenalaakso.fi/p/tekoaly.html
Lue lisää ja ks. kaikki tekoälyaineistoni ja linkki Padletiin, minne on koottu laajasti eri tahojen materiaaleja ja sovelluksia: https://www.matleenalaakso.fi/p/tekoaly.html
Similar to Clojure oikeassa projektissa, IT-Päivät 2014 (19)
The document discusses the security issues with smart locks. It begins by describing the typical features of consumer and enterprise smart locks. It then outlines many potential attack vectors for smart locks, including physical attacks, attacks on the key-lock communication, the lock firmware, and the mobile apps and vendor backend systems. The document cautions that securing all these aspects of a smart lock system would require significant engineering resources. It recommends that critical areas not be locked with consumer smart locks due to insecurity, and that established vendors with a strong security reputation be considered instead.
Hacker Games & DevSecOps presentation from Tallinnec 27.3. 2018 meetup. How to make DevSecOps more fun by playing hacker games? What can you learn from Hack The Box?
Disobey 2018 presentation about using the software developer as an attack vector to compromise end users and protected systems. Covers different ways the deployment pipeline or the developer can be attacked.
This document discusses common ways that web application security fails and provides examples. It begins with an agenda that covers how to build secure software, examples of real security failures, and a demonstration of security testing. The document then discusses best practices for secure design and implementation, including input validation, as well as examples of real-world attacks like SQL injection, XSS, and logic attacks. It concludes by providing further online resources for topics like the OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities and security scanning tools.
3. Agenda
1 Esittelyt ja taustat
2 Clojuren valinta, arkkitehtuuri
3 REPL-demo
4 Joitakin havaintoja matkan varrelta
4. Solita?
Yli 300 ”digitaalisen liiketoiminnan matkaopasta”.
Syntyy järjestelmiä. Koodia. Integraatioita.
5. Muutakin on kierretty kuin tahkoa
Alalla töissä 1997 vuodesta. Pääasiassa Javaa, mutta aika paljon muutakin.
Melko monipuolisia työtehtäviä - myyntiä, koodaamista, tutkimusta, opetusta.
Nyt projektipäällikkö, arkkitehti, koodaaja.
6. Lisp can adap”t to
your particular
programming problem.
Peter Norvig, Paradigms of AI Programming
7. Miksi Clojure?
1. JVM-pohjainen
Kaikki Javan kirjastot ovat käytettävissä. Ei vaadi ajavalta koneelta kuin JVM-tuen ja se oli ehdoton
reunaehto Opetushallituksella.
2. Funktionaalinen ohjelmointikieli
Scalaakin voi kirjoittaa funktionaalisesti. Tai monella muulla tavalla.
3. Clojure oli koettu jo hyväksi
Tämä ei ollut Solitan ensimmäinen kosketus Clojureen. Kokemukset olivat olleet hyviä, joten haluttiin
laajentaa käyttöä.
9. Konversio: REPL-demo
Konversio = vanhan datan migraatio uuteen tietomalliin.
Koodi: https://github.com/lokori/repl-demo.
Kuva: FAKEGRIMLOCK, Creative Commons
10. REPL + dynaaminen tyypitys
Tyypitys ja vierasavaimet legacy-datassa usein puutteellista.
Tauluja voi olla satoja. Ei tiedetä täsmälleen miten ne pitää käsitellä.
11. Dynaaminen tyypitys ei ole mörkö
Kun pelottaa, Prismatic Schema tai core.typed pelastaa.
12. Clojure mahdollistaa asioita
Clojure ei ohjaa. Tarjolla on kirjastoja, ei frameworkkeja. Ohjelmoijan pitää tietää mitä haluaa tehdä ja tehdä
itse valinnat.
Valitseminen ja perusteleminen edellyttää kokemusta.
Clojuressa kaikki ”standardikirjastot” eivät ole vielä valmiita. Ne toimivat, mutta joitakin tärkeitä
ominaisuuksia voi joutua tekemään itse. Kokemus auttaa tässäkin. (Korma, Compojure)
Oletettavasti kaikki ovat sitä mieltä että Funktionaalinen Ohjelmointi on hyvä asia. En ala käyttää tässä aikaa sen perustelemiseen miksi näin on.
Sitaatti: Peter Norvig, Googlen tutkimustjohtaja, vuonna 1992 kirjan Paradigms of AI Programming johdannossa.
Pienentää valinnan riskiä. Jos Clojure osoittautuisi huonoksi, moni asia on kelvollinen. Single-page-app -> backend ei tiedä käyttöliittymän toteutustekniikkaa ja toisin päin.
Huom: Tarkoitus on demota työtapaa ja Clojuren antamia mahdollisuuksia, älkää kiinnittäkö huomiota niinkään siihen onko koodi hienoa tai onko Eclipse paras IDE.
“Because of its flexibility, Lisp has been successful as a high-level language for rapid prototyping in such areas as AI, graphics, and user interfaces.”
Peter Norvig, Googlen tutkimustjohtaja, vuonna 1992 kirjan Paradigms of AI Programming johdannossa.
Vastaavaa hyvin hankala tehdä vahvasti tyypitetyllä oliokielellä. Squeak/Smalltalk – ei mahdotonta ehkä kuitenkaan?