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...Research Proposal –management
Introduction
Most of the fortune 500 companies have used technology to ensure that it is in a position to create opportunities if not be the first one to capitalize or take advantage of emerging opportunities before their competitors do. As an aspiring business woman with a strong background in applying new and existing technology and applying it the same way the companies in the fortune 500 does I want therefore to focus my area of study in exploring new technology or concepts that will widen my perspective and extend my horizon.
However, technology and its innovation tend to change every so often...
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...to make energy supply cleaner and hopefully, cheaper with the ultimate objective of weaning away from the dependency to carbon based energy sources that cause excessive CO2 emission. These emerging technologies ranges from making the existing energy source more efficient that would significantly reduce its CO2 emission to the point that it is already negligible such as carbon capturing sequestering4 to technologies that virtually emits no CO2 such as hydrogen fuel whose byproduct is only a vapor. The harnessing of nature to produce electricity such as the usage of Dinorwig's reversible pump/turbines also...
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..., the environment and greenhouse gas emissions, it is understood that controlling and monitoring the carbon and ecological footprint of manmade processes is an indispensable requirement. Qatar is the Highest Country per Capita in CO2 Emissions As already stated, Qatar’s per capita CO2 emissions are the highest in the world. The main reason for Qatar’s high CO2 emissions is its extremely high use of energy (Pearce). Qatar has large industries for the extraction and processing of its fossil fuel reserves (GSDP 104). These industries themselves have high energy consumption. Qatar is the largest producer of liquefied natural gas and exports a huge amount of...
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...?Running Head: Innovation in Technologies of Killing Innovation in Technologies of Killing [Institute’s Innovation in Technologies of Killing Introduction Humans are referred as social animals as they prefer to live within societies, communities and groups in an interdependent manner. However, even a glance at the human history would reveal that human societies have never been completely peaceful and violence and conflict have shaped several chapters of human history (Singer, 2010, p. 62). As the human society has advanced, the same has been the case with the weapons used in these conflicts. The changes that have been brought the weaponry...
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..., music, architecture, and painting among others for their predictability. During this time, futurists were highly interested in the ideas of the future and were not held captive by the issues of past. The creators of these media were interested in the nature of the life’s speed, violence, and technological growth. For example, futuristic music was engaged in homage, inclusion, and imitation of machines that were beyond the present. The futurists later encompassed other domains and later captured the industrial design, textiles and architecture.
Futuristic designers create critical designs that challenge the narrow assumptions and preconceptions on the...
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...? Environmental Impacts of Renewable Energy Technologies Table of Contents Table of Figures Figure 3 Figure 25 Abstract This paper examines the environmental impacts of renewable energy sources, which have been largely ignored retrospectively since the new energy was seen as a panacea to the problems occasioned by fossil fuels. Renewable sources are discussed with emphasis on their potential impacts on the environment: Solar power can result in land wastage and release of hazardous material used for cleaning the semiconductors. Hydroelectric power on the other hand can also result in land wastage and the dams often result in depreciation of water levels and drying up of...
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..., the environment and greenhouse gas emissions, it is understood that controlling and monitoring the carbon and ecological footprint of manmade processes is an indispensable requirement.
Qatar is the Highest Country per Capita in CO2 Emissions
As already stated, Qatar’s per capita CO2 emissions are the highest in the world. The main reason for Qatar’s high CO2 emissions is its extremely high use of energy (Pearce). Qatar has large industries for the extraction and processing of its fossil fuel reserves (GSDP 104). These industries themselves have high energy consumption. Qatar is the largest producer of liquefied natural gas and exports a huge amount of...
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...on diversification will enable the research and development department to lay more concentration on the development of new ideas (Mackena, 2012). This will therefore enable the company to be able to be up to date with the changing trend in the market in terms of technology and competition. This paper therefore lays out a frame work to the managers who have the intention of adopting the centralised organization (Saunders, 2007).
Advantages of adapting the centralised system
The centralised form of organization comes with its advantages to the organization, these advantages include. Centralised firms generate innovations that are significantly different along several dimensions from those generated by...
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...). This way they two companies get to share ideas and new innovative ways the merge will help the two companies involved (Mateo 2004).There is need for supplementary knowledge of the river guide (MacLaughlin 2014).
A good example of this project of acquisition is the one around the years 2008 and 2012 in which Rambus, the $300 million worth technology development firm has been diversifying its business techniques by merging together security and lighting (Mateo 2004). The firm has made closer to 20 business acquisitions within its past four years, among which five are operating business (Mateo 2004). The success can be attributed to their timely knowledge of the importance of business alignment with the...
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.... Firstly, New and Improved products should be introduced to target the high-margin customers to whom old products are not satisfying enough. Secondly, to the customers who can’t afford much, cheap alternatives should be launched of the existing expensive products which can fulfil their requirements without being a burden to their pockets, and lastly, new products should be introduced in order to create new markets and bring fresh consumers. (Christensen et al., 2004)
Disruptive innovation refers to mode of expanding and establishing new customer base, by adding services or introducing newer products and technology that may disrupt the existing market linkages. In contrast to disruptive...
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