What is SCW and how is it used?

1. What is SCW and how is it used?2. Can SCW apply security policies to multiple servers at a time?3. Would the same policy work for any server in your network?4. The SCW allows a security policy to be applied now or later. Why might a network administrator want to apply a policy later?5. Why would disabling services be important in securing and optimizing server performance? What determines which services are disabled?6. What types of Windows Firewall are built-in with the Windows 2012 operating system? What are the differences?7. How are SCW policies tied with Windows Firewall?

Identify five common project risk strategies employed to address threats that your project may face. Give an example of each.

Your task for this part of the assessment item is to answer the following two questions. Each question will carry equal (20 marks) and your answer for each question should be around 800 words:Identify five common project risk strategies employed to address threats that your project may face. Give an example of each.Projects are often completed late. Describe the techniques you would use as a project manager to improve the accuracy and reliability of your project schedule.In responding to the above points, be sure to:Critique project theory based on your experience and understanding. This is important –don’t just “regurgitate” the theoryProvide examples, data or other relevant information to support your discussion. Examples can be from work experience, research, study group experience, for example. They should demonstrate the theoretical points you are asserting in the questions.

Was the organizational structure presented by Kimberly?Clark executives in 2004 better than the first structure proposed? Why or why not?

Write an essay of 150-200 words answering the following questions. I WILL ATTACH THE PAGE THAT YOU HAVE TO READ IN ORDER TO ANSWER THE QUESTIONSRestructuring the Organizational Restructure at Kimberly-ClarkQuestions:1. Are the company’s changes to reshape its identity as a consumer product health care andhygiene company and its cost reduction efforts likely to improve its competitive positionrelative to PG? Please explain your answer.2.Why would Kimberly?Clark executives restructure the company based on “grow,sustain,and fix” categories? What disadvantages might result from such a structure?3. Was the organizational structure presented by Kimberly?Clark executives in 2004 betterthan the first structure proposed? Why or why not?

How might you handle this situation at the restaurant?

Your company has sent you abroad to Japan for a business trip, and while at a business dinner, you notice that whale meat is on the restaurant menu as a traditional part of the local cuisine. Imagine how you would feel if you were in the scenario. Describe your reaction(s) to the situation. How do you feel about it? What is your initial reaction? How might you handle this situation at the restaurant?

Identify specific businesses, organizations, or individuals who may use the technology. Explain how they would use it.

Emerging Technology: SWOT AnalysisWhen a new mobile or pervasive technology is being developed, how can developers know if the technology is ready to be deployed? The Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats (SWOT) analysis is one way to evaluate an emerging technology in a competitive business environment. For example, the Apple iPhone application called Bump allows users to exchange information simply by tapping their phones together. Bump can not only exchange contact information, but it can also transfer money. A quick SWOT analysis could identify the following: the application’s strength is its efficiency and convenience; one of its weaknesses is that there is not a clear definition of a mobile transaction; an opportunity for the application is its adoption in retail stores; and threats include unauthorized access to information or funds.In this Application, identify an emerging mobile or pervasive technology that has not yet been addressed in this course or this week’s Discussion. Conduct a SWOT anaylsis of the technology and determine whether the technology can be successfully deployed.In a 3- to 4-page written report, perform the following:· Identify and summarize an emerging mobile or pervasive technology.· Identify specific businesses, organizations, or individuals who may use the technology. Explain how they would use it.· Create a SWOT analysis for the technology.· Based on the SWOT analysis, is the technology ready for deployment? If it is ready, what particular strengths and opportunities make it ready? If it is not yet ready, what weaknesses and threats stand in the way? Suggest solutions for exploiting the strengths and opportunities and overcoming the weaknesses and threats.Write a report that is well-organized and contains grammatically correct, complete sentences that are free of spelling errors. Your report should conform to APA style.

What do you think of the European practice of holding consumers more accountable for the losses incurred from skimming if ATM cards?

Read Sidebar 5-5 on page 324 in your textbook. Then respond to the following questions:1) What do you think of the European practice of holding consumers more accountable for the losses incurred from skimming if ATM cards?2) Are you concerned that your ATM card could be skimmed by a thief?3) What precautions do you take if any?

What are the differences among socially responsible ventures, social ventures, and enterprising nonprofits?

Short Answer Questions (1)1. How has the number of new venture formations in the United States changed in the past 30 years? Why has this happened? Why will this pattern continue?2. From where do the new jobs in America derive? Why?3. It is often argued that “the rich get richer and the poor get poorer.” How and why has the entrepreneurial revolution affected this stereotype? What are its implications?4. Who was Ewing Marion Kauffman, what did he do, and what was his philosophy of entrepreneurial leadership?5. Define the seven major themes that characterize the mind-sets, attitudes, and actions of a successful entrepreneur. Which are most important, and why? How can they be encouraged and developed?6. Explain what is meant by the apprenticeship concept. Why is it so important to young entrepreneurs?7. Who should be an entrepreneur and who should not?8. Entrepreneurs are made, not born. Why is this so? Do you agree, and why or why not?Short Answer Questions (2)1. What is meant by classic entrepreneurship, and the high potential venture? Why and how are threshold concepts, cover your equity, bootstrapping of resources, fit, and balance important?2. “People don’t want to be managed, they want to be led.” Explain what this means and its importance and implications for developing your own style and leadership philosophy.3. What are the most important determinants of success and failure in new businesses? Who has the best and worst chances for success, and why?4. What criteria and characteristics do high growth entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, and private investors seek in evaluating business opportunities? How can these make a difference?5. Define and explain the Timmons Model. Apply it and graphically depict, as in the Google example, the first five years or so of a new company with which you are familiar.6. In what ways does looking through a sustainability lens change how an entrepreneur approaches a new venture opportunity?7. Why has the clean commerce domain become one of the hottest for venture capital investors?8. How has the communications revolution become a major driver of entrepreneurial thinking and opportunities in sustainable, green business models?9. What are the most important skills, values, talents, abilities, and mind-sets one needs to cultivate as an entrepreneur?Short Answer Questions (3)1. What are the differences among socially responsible ventures, social ventures, and enterprising nonprofits?2. What is an example of a wicked problem facing humanity, and what types of opportunities might arise for social entrepreneurs in that space?3. What is a business plan, for whom is it prepared, and why?4. Who should prepare the business plan and what should a complete business plan include?5. How is the plan used by potential investors, and what are the four anchors they are attempting to validate?6. What is a dehydrated business plan, and when and why can it be an effective tool?7. Please explain the expression: The numbers in the plan don’t matter.8. How can entrepreneurs use the business plan process to identify the best team members, directors, and value-added investors?9. Prepare an outline of a business plan tailored to a specific venture you have in mind.

Summarize the major differences and similarities between these two types of supernovas

Learning Objective:To determine types of supernova events by examining Chandra X-Ray Observatory images of supernova remnants (SNR’s) and identifying the elements in their energy spectra.Prerequisites: Read Chapter 17 of textbook.Materials RequiredTime Required:approximately 2-3 hoursCredit: NASA/CXC/Rutgers/J.Warren J.Hughes et alTycho’s Supernova RemnantIn the year 1572, the Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe observed and studied the sudden appearance of a bright “new star” in the direction of the constellation Cassiopeia. Now known as Tycho’s supernova remnant, the event created a sensation in Tycho’s time because until then stars were thought to be unchanging. Tycho’s observations of this event marked the beginning of the study of astronomy as a science. This object is a Type Ia event.SNR G292.0+1.8The Type II core collapse of a massive star that produced this supernova remnant ~1600 years ago is located in the direction of the constellation Centaurus. SNR G292.0+1.8 is interesting because it is one of only three oxygen-rich remnants and one of the primary sources of the heavy elements necessary to form planets and people. Although considered a “textbook” case of a supernova remnant, the intricate structure shown here reveals a few surprises.Tycho’s Supernova Remnant (Type Ia) and SNR G292.0+1.8 (Type II) are representative of the two supernova types. Follow the procedure below to analyze their spectra and determine the elements present in the remnants and their relative abundances.Part I.Analysis of DataProcedureCopy the below data tables to your lab report. Make sure that all data is typed.Examine Figure 1 from the downloaded and printed X-Ray Spectroscopy worksheet,the X-Ray spectrum of Tycho’s SNR. Six emission lines (peaks) have been identified for your measurements, Label these peaks 1 through 6.To get the energy of each emission line, measure the distance between 1 and 2 keV to the nearest tenth of a centimeter (cm). This gives a scale in cm/keV (the 1keV has been marked with a solid blueline for reference). Record this scale in your data table.Measure the distance in cm (with as much precision as possible) from 1 keV to the center of each peak (X- ray emission line). Make this distance negative if the peak is before 1 KeV and positive if it is after 1 keV. Record in the data table.Divide the distance to each peak (cm) by your scale (cm/keV) and add to 1 KeV to get the energy (keV) of each emission line. Record in the data table. (Show at minimum one full calculation of your answers. (Typed)(d in cm)/(scale in cm/KeV) + 1 KeVIdentify the elements for each X-ray emission line/peak using Table 1 Energies of X-ray Emissions Lines. Match your number to the element that is closest in value to your number. Record answer inyour data table.Repeat steps #1-5 for Figure 2 from the downloaded and printed X-Ray Spectroscopy worksheet,the X-Ray spectrum of SNR G292.0+1.8.Data:Tycho’s SNR (Type Ia)Scale: Distance from 1 KeV to 2 KeV 1 Kev = ________ cmData Table 1# ofemission linedistancefrom 1 KeV(cm)Energy ofemission line(KeV)chemical symbolof element——–SNR G292.0+1.8 SNR (Type II)Scale: Distance from 1 KeV to 2 KeV 1 Kev = ________ cmData Table 2# ofemission linedistancefrom 1 KeV(cm)Energy ofemission line(KeV)chemical symbolof element———Table 1. Energies of X-ray Emission LineselementEnergy (Kev)elementEnergy (Kev)elementEnergy (Kev)O0.18Mg1.33Ar3.32Mg0.25Mg1.45Ca3.69Mg0.27Fe1.66Ca3.86O0.64Si1.87Ca3.89O0.66Si1.98Ca4.11Fe0.80Si2.14Fe4.95Fe0.81S2.42Fe6.47Ne 0.92S2.44Fe6.54Ne0.93S2.63Fe6.87Ne1.02Ar3.10Fe7.80Part II. Conclusions and Data AnalysisWhat are the similarities and differences between these two spectra?From the analysis of Tycho’s SNR and SNR G292.0+1.8, what elements are more predominant in a Type Ia supernova? Which are more predominant in a Type II? Are there elements present in one that are not in another?Explain how you might be able to classify a supernova event as type Ia or type II from its spectrum based on your observations of Tycho’s SNR and SNR G292.0+1.8.Part III. Additional ResearchResearch and explain, in a paragraph of 2-3 sentences, how and why a Type Ia Supernova occurs.Research and explain, in a paragraph of 2-3 sentences, how and why a Type II Supernova occurs.Summarize the major differences and similarities between these two types of supernovas

Explain how social and cultural factors influenced the development of Freud’s and Rogers’ respective theories of personality.

Considerthe eras, life histories, and personalities of Freud and Rogers.Identifytwo research articles published in the last 5 years: one that investigates a psychoanalytic or Freudian construct and one that investigates a client-centered, humanistic, or Rogerian construct.Writea 700- to 1,050-word paper about Freud and Rogers that addresses the following:Provide a summary of each article, highlighting the processes that contemporary psychologists use to develop the theories of Freud and Rogers.Explain their views of human nature and their worldviews as expressed in their respective theories.Which aspect of their theory do you think would be different if they were alive and working today?Explain how social and cultural factors influenced the development of Freud’s and Rogers’ respective theories of personality.Formatyour paper according to APA guidelines.Clickthe Assignment Files tab to submit your assignment.

Which parties experience advantages from the globalization of the flat-panel industry?

This assignment consists of three parts.From Chapter 1 in the textbook, read the case on Flat Screen TV’s. Prepare a response to the following questions:Which parties experience advantages from the globalization of the flat-panel industry?Which parties experience disadvantages from the globalization of the flat-panel industry?What would happen, if the U.S. required that all flat-panel displays sold in the U.S. would also have to be manufactured in the U.S.?What does this case tell us about the future of production in an increasingly global economy?Research another industry that has experienced globalization or may be a good candidate for globalization in the future and share your example with the class and explain why you selected the industry.Choose two countries (other than the U.S.) within the same region of the world. Assess the political risks, economic risks, and legal risks of each country. If you had to invest a large sum of money into one of these two countries, which one would it be? Why?

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