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A ladder 16 feet long is leaning against the wall of a tall building. The base of the ladder is moving away from the wall at a rate of 1 foot per second.

(AP Calculus AB-Help! Please explain and show work to help me understand!)

A. How fast is the top of the ladder moving down the wall when the base of the ladder is 8 feet from the wall?

B. Find the rate at which the angle ???? between the ladder and the wall of the building is changing when the base of the ladder is 8 feet from the wall.

C. A right triangle is formed by the ladder, the wall, and the ground. How fast is the area of this triangle changing when the base of the ladder is 8 feet from the wall?

 

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There are two discussions here that need to be responded to thoroughly. Responses must be on APA format 150 words 1-2 legitimate verifiable sources per response.

CIS5599 discussion 1 post responses.

Respond to the colleagues posts regarding:

“Strategy Methodology” Please respond to the following:

•Analyze the impact of economic factors on the development of IT strategy decisions at the enterprise level of the organization.

•Review IT strategy methodology on page 88 of the Lane text. Explain how the IT strategy methodology can be developed to minimize economic factors. Justify your answer.

KJs post states the following:

Analyze the impact of economic factors on the development of IT strategy decisions at the enterprise level of the organization.

There are several factors that can have economic factors on IT strategy decisions. Prevailing economic conditions of the nation will have an effect on the spending patterns of citizens. Increases in interest rates and/or a high level of unemployment will depress consumption of non-essential goods and services. For example. when people experience financial hardship, they will spend much less on sport and recreation, holidays, new cars and luxury goods. Recession – An economic recession might force businesses to change the way they buy and sell products. Businesses might put on hold several purchases that were planned. Vendors might need to get rid of some products to make money so they might drop prices on certain products to lure businesses into spending. An example of a factor is the current pandemic. Most if not all companies have had to increase the number of employees they have working remotely. If a business did not have remote work technology in place, they had to purchase devices and get it in place. Polices had to be created to guide employees working remotely.

Review IT strategy methodology on page 88 of the Lane text. Explain how the IT strategy methodology can be developed to minimize economic factors. Justify your answer.

The IT Strategy methodology consists of three steps.

1.Assess Current State – this step allows one to see how the business is operating today. Questions like are the business needs being met need to be answered.

2.Define Future Vision – It is important to understand the future business strategy and how the IT organization can enable the business to achieve its goals.

3.Develop Improvement Road Map – this step allows businesses to develop a roadmap that will help them get to where they want to be in the future

Bush, T., & Bush, T. B. T. (2016, July 4). Economic Factors Affecting Business. Retrieved from https://pestleanalysis.com/economic-factors-affecting-business/

CIS599 discussion 2 post responses.

Respond to the colleagues posts regarding:

“Economic Factors” Please respond to the following:

•Reflect upon the economic factors that would lead a CIO to consider outsourcing or offshoring critical IT segments (i.e., help desk support, software development, and quality assurance) as a viable option for an organization. Analyze three economic factors that could lead the CIO down the path of outsourcing or offshoring.

•Assess whether or not economic factors lead to the same level of IT outsourcing or offshoring decisions, despite the business or industry. Explain your answer.

KJ’s post states the following:

Reflect upon the economic factors that would lead a CIO to consider outsourcing or offshoring critical IT segments (i.e., help desk support, software development, and quality assurance) as a viable option for an organization. Analyze three economic factors that could lead the CIO down the path of outsourcing or offshoring.

There are several economic factors would lead a CIO to consider outsourcing or offshoring critical IT segments.

•Cost Savings – A big economic factor to outsourcing is cost savings. Lower operational and labor costs are among the primary reasons why companies choose to outsource. When properly executed it has a defining impact on a company’s revenue recognition and can deliver significant savings

•Increase efficiency – Companies that do everything themselves have much higher research, development, marketing, and distribution expenses, all of which must be passed on to customers. An outside provider’s cost structure and economy of scale can give a firm an important competitive advantage.

•Start new projects quickly – A good outsourcing firm has the resources to start a project right away. Handling the same project in-house might involve taking weeks or months to hire the right people, train them, and provide the support they need.

•Reduced Liability – Many functional areas in a business carry with it a certain amount of liability such as the proper filing of various state and federal tax returns and reports. Other functional areas depending on the business might have liability exposure depending on the risk of the activity. Outsourcing these functions can reduce both liability exposure and possible insurance costs. Liability details need to be discussed with the vendor in advance of any agreement.

Assess whether or not economic factors lead to the same level of IT outsourcing or offshoring decisions, despite the business or industry. Explain your answer.

I think economic factors can lead to the same level of IT outsourcing decisions. All the factors listed above can be found in any business or industry like cost savings and increase efficiency.

Richard Weinberger, PhD. “6 Outsourcing Factors for Small Businesses to Consider | Page 2 of 2.” All Business, Dun & Bradstreet, 22 July 2014, Benefits of Outsourcing for Small Businesses.” The New York Times, The New York Times, 1 Jan. 2008, archive.nytimes.com/

 

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Post #7 on Gender is due Sunday, March 31st.

We had such an excellent discussion around Gender Issues in our last class, I am excited to read what you have to say.

I am extending the deadline for the post to March 31 because I did not post guidelines earlier, and I want you to enjoy your break.

Below is the reading list from the syllabus. There are a lot of interesting and illuminating articles and links about gender.

Also, did you know that an Iranian American woman won an Oscar for her film, “Period. End of Sentence”, about girls who make their own sanitary napkins so they can go to school. It is now on Netflix. I haven’t seen it yet, but hope to during the remainder of the break. You might want to take a look at it. And, you can look for other episodes of Girl Rising, the film we began to watch in class. Most of the episodes are less than 15 minutes.

Readings for the Week from our Syllabus

Gender Equalityhttp:// (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.(this article has a lot of excellent global examples)

Women in Developing Countries, by the European Commissionhttp://ec.europa.eu/commfrontoffice/publicopinion/flash/fl_372_en.pdf (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.

The Condition of Women in Developed and Developing Countieshttp:// (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.

Sustainable Development Goal 5: Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls (good ‘snapshots’ of some work accomplished – case studies):http:// (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.

Why Gender Equality Stalled, from the New York Times Opinion Sectionhttp:// (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.

Gender and Sustainable Developmenthttp:// (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.

Gender, Democratic Governance, and Peacebuilding: http:// (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.

Girls Who Code, interview with the author: http:// (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.

TED Talk – Young Muslim woman talking about the role of women in Islam  -15 minutes: https:// (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site

POST GUIDELINES & GRADING RUBRIC

For your post, think about some of the issues we discussed in class, and some we may not have. For example: One small group mentioned the ‘beauty industry’ and expectations that women feel they must live up to. Or, we never talked about gender-biased clothing. Blue for boys, pink for girls. Super hero shirts for boys, making them believe they can do anything, and Princesses for girls, who are pretty and should find princes. However, I’m happy to see that some of the new animated Disney films have princesses who do not need a prince, and they find happiness and purpose in other things.

  • Pick an aspect of gender you’d like to address. Explain it. Remember the Ws and the H. What, Why, Where, When, How to help you craft your explanation. (2 points)
  • Find three (3) articles or links that address the issue – you can use the ones above, and of course you can find others. Include your sources/links/articles. (1 point)
  • Write about 500 words on your topic.
  • Use examples from your readings to illustrate and strengthen your argument. (3 points)
  • Make connections between gender and the SDGs. (3 points)

 

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“A popular seafood restaurant in Palo Alto does not take reservations, and every day it has long queues for tables during prime hours. Almost directly across the street is another seafood restaurant with comparable food, slightly higher prices, and similar service and other amenities. Yet this restaurant has many empty seats most of the time

Why doesn’t the popular restaurant raise prices … ?

… successful Broadway plays do not raise prices much; instead they ration scarce seats, especially through delays in seeing a play … The same phenomenon is found in the pricing of successful sporting events, like the World Series and Superbowls, and in a related way in the pricing of best-selling books.” Extracted from: “Becker, G. S. (1991). A note on restaurant pricing and other examples of social influences on price. Journal of Political Economy, 99(5), 1109-1116.”

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(1) The author asks: “why doesn’t the popular restaurant raise prices?” Based on your understanding of the notions of demand and supply, why would you expect the popular restaurant to raise its prices? Similarly, why would you expect the restaurant with empty seats to lower its prices? Illustrate with use of an appropriate graph. [5 marks]

(2a) If a seller in a perfectly competitive market were to restrict the quantity it sold in the short-run, what would happen to its profits relative to the competitive equilibrium? Illustrate with use of an appropriate graph. [4 marks]

(2b) Do you think the restaurants described in the extract above operate in a perfectly competitive market? Do you think restaurants in general operate in perfectly competitive markets? [5 marks]

(3) The author suggests that queuing is the result of consumers enjoying having access to the restaurant when other people do not enjoy similar access; i.e. there is value from exclusivity (note: not mentioned in the extract above). Sellers therefore strategically choose to restrict the quantity supplied, while keeping prices low.

For simplicity, assume the seller is a monopoly and use an appropriate graph to show the potential gains and losses to profit if the seller chooses to restrict the quantity supplied under the ‘value from exclusivity’ assumption above. [8 marks]

(4) Another explanation for why queues may exist is so restaurants can practise price discrimination, which is sometimes illegal. By restricting the quantity supplied, the owner can adopt ‘behind the counter’ or ‘not on the books’ policies that give priority seating and special bookings to customers who are willing to pay more. In addition, because these payments are not on the records the owner does not pay taxes on them.

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a) With the help of an appropriate graph (for simplicity, assume the seller is a monopoly), show how a firm can profit by restricting the quantity it sells (while keeping the legal price the same), while practising price discrimination with a subset of consumers.

[6 marks]

b) Price discrimination can sometimes be considered anti-competitive, and sometimes pro-competitive. Suggest why this might be the case (hint: reading on the history of price discrimination in Australian Law may help). [4 marks]

(5) The demand curve does not always behave in a simple way. Consider house prices, the price of gold, the price of company shares/stocks etc. Do you think the law of demand generally still holds in these instances? How will the demand curve today shift if consumers expect that demand for the product will increase in the future? In addition, consider what happens if consumers are uncertain about how prices will change in the future, and instead use a change in price today as an indicator of how price will change in the future? [8 marks]

 

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