Este documento describe las herramientas y técnicas de comunicación y colaboración que se pueden usar en internet, incluyendo tanto herramientas sincrónicas como el chat y la videoconferencia, como herramientas asincrónicas como el correo electrónico, foros, blogs y wikis. También explica cómo se puede colaborar usando procesadores de texto y las diversas herramientas y recursos de la Web 2.0 como fotografías, videos y calendarios.
El documento describe los componentes y propósito de un marco teórico para un proyecto de investigación. Explica que un marco teórico consiste en la base de conocimientos y teorías que proveen el contexto y fundamentación para el problema de investigación. Detalla los componentes clave de un marco teórico, incluyendo los antecedentes, base teórica, y variables; y sus objetivos de orientar el estudio y permitir la interpretación de resultados. Además, explica la importancia de definir claramente las teorías y fuentes de información que
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Unidad II.-Comunicación y colaboración • Hardware y software. • Herramientas de comunicación en Internet. • Colaboración usando el procesador de textos. • Herramientas y recursos de la web 2.0.
Este documento presenta una sesión sobre lógica difusa. Explica brevemente la clasificación de la lógica, incluyendo lógicas clásicas, no clásicas y modales. También introduce la lógica difusa, sus conceptos y características. Finalmente, describe algunas aplicaciones comunes de la lógica difusa como el control de sistemas, predicción y reconocimiento de patrones.
This document provides a summary of Sindhu Nanukurup's professional experience and qualifications. She has over 13 years of experience in administrative roles, including executive assistance, event planning, vendor management, and training coordination. Currently she works as support for the finance division at Metro Cash & Carry India Pvt Ltd, where she has led projects to streamline business processes and implement collaboration platforms. She holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree and diplomas in commercial practice and secretarial skills.
This document analyzes the effect of increasing the speed limit from 55 mph to 65 mph on rural roads using econometric analysis of accident data from 1981-1989. The regression model estimates that the speed limit increase was associated with a 16.3% increase in total rural accidents. The model also considers the effects of seat belt laws and unemployment rates on accidents. While the analysis provides insight, the summary acknowledges limitations such as lack of additional relevant variables and serial correlation in the model.
Spiderscribe allows users to create digital mind maps by logging in and clicking the new button to name and create a map. The map appears in the user's gallery with tools on the left side to add text boxes, files, images, maps and calendars, and draw lines to connect items and form a mindmap. Users can then share their map by clicking share and choosing classmates to send it to as readers or editors.
Este documento presenta un proyecto para implementar una empresa dedicada a la organización de eventos infantiles en la ciudad de Tarma. La empresa ofrecería todos los servicios necesarios para una fiesta infantil como local, decoración, música, animación, equipo de sonido y luces. El proyecto está dirigido a padres que tienen poco tiempo para organizar las fiestas de sus hijos. Se realizó un análisis de mercado, técnico y financiero que determinó que el proyecto es viable y generará rentabilidad.
Schools can use art projects to engage teenagers with sensitive topics in a non-invasive way, as the co-created artwork provides long-lasting reminders of their participation. Social media can help integrate students who are already users, and projects can be designed to involve different groups from the masses to influencers. Potential elements include collecting seller data, auditing nearby stores, and holding promotional contests.
This document analyzes Abu Dhabi National Energy Company (TAQA) through a business analysis, valuation methods, and stock recommendation. It provides an overview of TAQA as a global energy company with operations in power generation, water desalination, gas storage, and oil fields. It evaluates TAQA's strategy, competitors, management, and stock price. Valuation is conducted through asset-based, multiples, and discounted cash flow approaches. Based on the analysis, the document recommends selling TAQA stock.
DanTech is a UK-based technology company that is expanding its operations to the US through a joint venture called DanEast Ltd. DanTech will invoice US dollar exports through DanEast and import Japanese yen costs. Changes in the GBP/USD and GBP/JPY exchange rates present foreign exchange risk to DanTech's profits. The treasury manager recommends hedging techniques like money markets, forwards/futures, and options to manage this risk.
This document discusses modern approaches to measuring market risk for banks. It describes value at risk (VAR) models, which estimate potential losses over a given period at a certain confidence level, usually 1% or 5%. The document provides an example of calculating VAR using the variance-covariance method for a portfolio with two asset classes. It also briefly mentions stress testing as another modern approach to measure market risk. Overall, the document outlines how VAR models have become important tools for banks to quantify and manage their exposure to market risk.
The document discusses liquidity risk and its management in financial institutions. It defines liquidity risk and outlines some key methods to measure it, including gap analysis, liquidity ratios, net loans to assets ratio, and loans to deposits ratio. It then discusses important principles of managing liquidity risk, such as establishing corporate governance and policies, determining risk limits, internal controls, stress testing, contingency funding planning, and meeting regulatory reporting requirements. Effective liquidity risk management is important for financial institutions to reduce costs associated with liquidity shortfalls.
Technology and Operational Risks faced by banks - An AnalysisDanial822
Technological innovation has increased operational and technological risks for financial institutions. Technological risk refers to risks from developing, implementing, and operating technology systems, while operational risk is loss from system, process, or person failures. Both risks have gained attention due to banks' heavy reliance on information technology. Managing these risks properly can help banks reduce costs and provide improved customer service. However, risks remain from factors such as system failures, employee errors, and security issues.
This document provides a summary of a group report on business ethics. It discusses the advantages of being ethical, such as having honorable and supportive people in society. It also discusses the disadvantages of being unethical, such as a lack of security. The document examines how unethical behavior by banks led to the financial crisis. It defines business ethics and provides examples of how to follow business ethics. It also gives examples of companies that followed business ethics, such as Tylenol and Levi Strauss, and companies that violated ethics, such as Union Carbide.
This document provides an analysis of the Ford-Firestone case where hundreds died due to rollovers of the Ford Explorer SUV. It discusses how Ford blamed the accidents on Firestone tires, while Firestone blamed the vehicle's design. The document analyzes how the tires were a component of the vehicle, and how Ford made decisions that compromised safety, such as selecting tires rated to withstand less heat and setting lower tire pressures despite tests showing stability issues. The document concludes Ford can be held morally responsible as the manufacturer that controlled the vehicle production process.
This document discusses business ethics, providing examples of companies that have both followed and violated ethics. It outlines the advantages of ethical behavior, such as increased efficiency and customer loyalty. Examples are given of companies like Johnson & Johnson and Levi Strauss that maintained ethical standards. In contrast, companies like Union Carbide and Acme Hardware are discussed as examples of unethical behavior and its negative consequences, including legal issues and loss of market value.
Este documento describe las herramientas y técnicas de comunicación y colaboración que se pueden usar en internet, incluyendo tanto herramientas sincrónicas como el chat y la videoconferencia, como herramientas asincrónicas como el correo electrónico, foros, blogs y wikis. También explica cómo se puede colaborar usando procesadores de texto y las diversas herramientas y recursos de la Web 2.0 como fotografías, videos y calendarios.
El documento describe los componentes y propósito de un marco teórico para un proyecto de investigación. Explica que un marco teórico consiste en la base de conocimientos y teorías que proveen el contexto y fundamentación para el problema de investigación. Detalla los componentes clave de un marco teórico, incluyendo los antecedentes, base teórica, y variables; y sus objetivos de orientar el estudio y permitir la interpretación de resultados. Además, explica la importancia de definir claramente las teorías y fuentes de información que
Las TIC'S en la edicación
Unidad II.-Comunicación y colaboración • Hardware y software. • Herramientas de comunicación en Internet. • Colaboración usando el procesador de textos. • Herramientas y recursos de la web 2.0.
Este documento presenta una sesión sobre lógica difusa. Explica brevemente la clasificación de la lógica, incluyendo lógicas clásicas, no clásicas y modales. También introduce la lógica difusa, sus conceptos y características. Finalmente, describe algunas aplicaciones comunes de la lógica difusa como el control de sistemas, predicción y reconocimiento de patrones.
This document provides a summary of Sindhu Nanukurup's professional experience and qualifications. She has over 13 years of experience in administrative roles, including executive assistance, event planning, vendor management, and training coordination. Currently she works as support for the finance division at Metro Cash & Carry India Pvt Ltd, where she has led projects to streamline business processes and implement collaboration platforms. She holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree and diplomas in commercial practice and secretarial skills.
This document analyzes the effect of increasing the speed limit from 55 mph to 65 mph on rural roads using econometric analysis of accident data from 1981-1989. The regression model estimates that the speed limit increase was associated with a 16.3% increase in total rural accidents. The model also considers the effects of seat belt laws and unemployment rates on accidents. While the analysis provides insight, the summary acknowledges limitations such as lack of additional relevant variables and serial correlation in the model.
Spiderscribe allows users to create digital mind maps by logging in and clicking the new button to name and create a map. The map appears in the user's gallery with tools on the left side to add text boxes, files, images, maps and calendars, and draw lines to connect items and form a mindmap. Users can then share their map by clicking share and choosing classmates to send it to as readers or editors.
Este documento presenta un proyecto para implementar una empresa dedicada a la organización de eventos infantiles en la ciudad de Tarma. La empresa ofrecería todos los servicios necesarios para una fiesta infantil como local, decoración, música, animación, equipo de sonido y luces. El proyecto está dirigido a padres que tienen poco tiempo para organizar las fiestas de sus hijos. Se realizó un análisis de mercado, técnico y financiero que determinó que el proyecto es viable y generará rentabilidad.
Schools can use art projects to engage teenagers with sensitive topics in a non-invasive way, as the co-created artwork provides long-lasting reminders of their participation. Social media can help integrate students who are already users, and projects can be designed to involve different groups from the masses to influencers. Potential elements include collecting seller data, auditing nearby stores, and holding promotional contests.
This document analyzes Abu Dhabi National Energy Company (TAQA) through a business analysis, valuation methods, and stock recommendation. It provides an overview of TAQA as a global energy company with operations in power generation, water desalination, gas storage, and oil fields. It evaluates TAQA's strategy, competitors, management, and stock price. Valuation is conducted through asset-based, multiples, and discounted cash flow approaches. Based on the analysis, the document recommends selling TAQA stock.
DanTech is a UK-based technology company that is expanding its operations to the US through a joint venture called DanEast Ltd. DanTech will invoice US dollar exports through DanEast and import Japanese yen costs. Changes in the GBP/USD and GBP/JPY exchange rates present foreign exchange risk to DanTech's profits. The treasury manager recommends hedging techniques like money markets, forwards/futures, and options to manage this risk.
This document discusses modern approaches to measuring market risk for banks. It describes value at risk (VAR) models, which estimate potential losses over a given period at a certain confidence level, usually 1% or 5%. The document provides an example of calculating VAR using the variance-covariance method for a portfolio with two asset classes. It also briefly mentions stress testing as another modern approach to measure market risk. Overall, the document outlines how VAR models have become important tools for banks to quantify and manage their exposure to market risk.
The document discusses liquidity risk and its management in financial institutions. It defines liquidity risk and outlines some key methods to measure it, including gap analysis, liquidity ratios, net loans to assets ratio, and loans to deposits ratio. It then discusses important principles of managing liquidity risk, such as establishing corporate governance and policies, determining risk limits, internal controls, stress testing, contingency funding planning, and meeting regulatory reporting requirements. Effective liquidity risk management is important for financial institutions to reduce costs associated with liquidity shortfalls.
Technology and Operational Risks faced by banks - An AnalysisDanial822
Technological innovation has increased operational and technological risks for financial institutions. Technological risk refers to risks from developing, implementing, and operating technology systems, while operational risk is loss from system, process, or person failures. Both risks have gained attention due to banks' heavy reliance on information technology. Managing these risks properly can help banks reduce costs and provide improved customer service. However, risks remain from factors such as system failures, employee errors, and security issues.
This document provides a summary of a group report on business ethics. It discusses the advantages of being ethical, such as having honorable and supportive people in society. It also discusses the disadvantages of being unethical, such as a lack of security. The document examines how unethical behavior by banks led to the financial crisis. It defines business ethics and provides examples of how to follow business ethics. It also gives examples of companies that followed business ethics, such as Tylenol and Levi Strauss, and companies that violated ethics, such as Union Carbide.
This document provides an analysis of the Ford-Firestone case where hundreds died due to rollovers of the Ford Explorer SUV. It discusses how Ford blamed the accidents on Firestone tires, while Firestone blamed the vehicle's design. The document analyzes how the tires were a component of the vehicle, and how Ford made decisions that compromised safety, such as selecting tires rated to withstand less heat and setting lower tire pressures despite tests showing stability issues. The document concludes Ford can be held morally responsible as the manufacturer that controlled the vehicle production process.
This document discusses business ethics, providing examples of companies that have both followed and violated ethics. It outlines the advantages of ethical behavior, such as increased efficiency and customer loyalty. Examples are given of companies like Johnson & Johnson and Levi Strauss that maintained ethical standards. In contrast, companies like Union Carbide and Acme Hardware are discussed as examples of unethical behavior and its negative consequences, including legal issues and loss of market value.
This document discusses Dell and HP's competitive strategies, with sections on Dell's information systems advantage, whether Dell computers can be cheaper than HP, how HP can compete with Dell, and HP's own information systems.