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1- Choosing an organization( I have choose ministry of health in Oman ) , Produce a research article considering the following aspects of research in IEEE format: minimum 4 -6 papers including:

· Approach to the problem and research questions, objectives

· Theoretical framework; rigor of literature review

· Methods or empirical analysis techniques, used data sources

· Key findings and conclusions

1-    Introduction:

–        Overview about the organization selected.

–        Summary of IT and business strategy definition.

2-     The need for IS/IT interventions:

What the exacting problems the company face to request moving for IT

3-    Identified the business strategy as well as IT strategy, with literature review. ( analysis and recommendations)

4-    A critical analysis of the identified organization using appropriate concepts and strategic decision-making models, Select strategic decision-making module in relation to IS/IT strategy and barriers to the implementation of it. ( analysis and recommendations)

5-    Key finding and conclusion, Propose an innovative IS/IT strategy for an organization in addition to the above.

6-    References must be in CU Harvard style not less than 7

2- You have been provided with the case study ‘The IT Transformation at Intel’.

Task 2 is required to be answered based on this case study.

Task 2: Discuss in detail by critically analyzing the strategies adopted in the IT Transformation at Intel (approx. one thousand words).

Contents must be referenced using CU Harvard style of referencing and well organized/structured.

 

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A 35-year old Native-American male presents in the clinic with a complaint of recurrent low-grade fevers, sweating, weakness, muscle pains and a loss of about 10% of his body weight over a 4 month period. The worsening weakness and muscle pain prompted the visit.

The patient reports that he has been working on a bison slaughter line owned by his tribe, and blood and tissue juices often splash in his face or contaminate minor hand and arm injuries. He likes to hunt and fish. He is married and has two children. He eats fairly well, but he has not been as hungry lately. He had rheumatic fever as a child and was in a fairly serious car accident three years earlier, resulting in a leg broken in three places. He feels he was physically fit prior to the past 4 months. He likes to play basketball and softball. He has had all the usual childhood immunizations, but does not see the doctor often.

On physical examination, the patient has a temperature of 101F. He has mildly swollen lymph nodes in the neck and under the arms. He has blood pressure of 136/86, and a normal heart rate without a heart murmur. There is no evidence of acute respiratory or gastrointestinal infection.

  1. What would be your diagnosis for this patient? Why?
  2. How should this case be treated?
  3. What could have been done to prevent this condition?

 

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Why is it important that we keep carbon burned as a fossil fuel in the ground rather than just slightly altering the speed at which it is burned? How can we increase global access to sustainable energy without further subsidizing and empowering big name oil companies? Consider the economic, political, and cultural consequences these actions might result in.

Write about 200-300 words, do not copy any materials from other websites.

Running head: ENERGY SOLUTIONS 1 Energy SolutionsStudent NameCourse NameMay 20, 2016 Energy Solutions ENERGY SOLUTIONS2The inconvenience is, these fundamental strides to a more secure future…

 

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1. John creates a trust and expressly retains the right to revoke. Explain the income tax consequences under the following circumstances: a. John can only exercise the power to revoke with the consent of his spouse. b. John can only exercise the power to revoke with the consent of the remainder beneficiary of the trust. c. John can exercise the power to revoke, but the principal is distributed to someone other than John if the trust is revoked. 

2. Jane creates a discretionary trust for the benefit of her children and grandchildren. Under the trust provisions, income can be paid to her two adult children in equal shares or accumulated at the discretion of the trustee. Upon the death of the survivor of her children, the trust is to be terminated and the proceeds distributed to her grandchildren then living in equal shares. Explain the tax consequences if: a. Jane is the trustee. b. Jane is not the trustee, but she holds the power to invade the trust principal to maintain the accustomed standard of living for her children. 12 TAX507 – Income Taxation of Estates and Trusts Course Syllabus c. Jane is the trustee, but all income that is accumulated is subject to the income beneficiaries’ general power of appointment. 

3. Jim creates an irrevocable trust and funds it with income-producing property. Jim appoints ABC Bank and Trust Company as the sole trustee of the trust. Explain the tax consequences of the following terminology of the trust: a. The trustee is directed to use the income from the trust to pay the premiums on a survivorship life insurance policy covering the lives of Jim and his spouse. b. The trustee is given the discretionary power to apply the trust’s income for the support of Jim’s minor children. The trustee distributes $40,000 out of the trust’s $75,000 taxable income for this purpose. 

4. Donna creates an irrevocable trust that has the primary purpose of holding a $500,000 life insurance policy on her life. The trustee, ABC Bank and Trust Company, holds no other principal. The trust is intended to avoid inclusion of the death benefit in her gross estate. She has three children as the primary beneficiaries and the trust will not terminate until the death of the survivor of her children. The trustee is given the power to distribute income for the primary beneficiaries at the trustee’s sole discretion. At the termination of the trust, the remaining principal is to be distributed to her grandchildren in equal shares, per stirpes. To qualify her gifts to the trust for the annual gift tax exclusion, the trust provides that each of her three children shall have the noncumulative right to withdraw his or her pro rata share of the annual gifts to the trust, however, if the withdrawal right is not exercised, it lapses in 30 day. Donna makes $15,000 gifts to the trust annually for the remainder of her lifetime to pay the premiums on the policy. The children never exercise any withdrawal rights. At her death, the $500,000 death benefit is invested by trustee in income-producing property. In the first year after her death, the trustee distributes all income to her children in equal shares. In the second year following her death, the trust has taxable income of $30,000, but only distributes $15,000 in equal shares to her children. What is the tax treatment of the trust and the beneficiaries during these tax years?

 

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