Category: Management

Evidence-based research is critical for the continuous development of strategies used to manage pain and treat medical conditions. Thus, a relevant and well-built research question can guide researchers in investigating the critical aspects of illnesses and how they respond to particular interventions. The proposed PICO (T) question is “in post-operative patients, what is the effect…

The Parus Hotel is a mid-tier hotel located within the tourist town of Popovka, Ukraine. It is located near the Black sea with easy access to beaches and various water sports-based activities. It is also situated 15 minutes away from the location of the Kazantip music festival which draws in thousands of tourists every year.…

Introduction This report will analyze Venice, Italy as a MICE (meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions) destination. I have chosen Italy for the reason that it is one of the top five MICE destinations in Europe in terms of the size of the outbound market with over 1.1 million trips. The business market, incentive trips and…

Table of Contents Introduction Waste Production Conclusion References Introduction Waste is considered an end product of a particular product that is no longer useful. In the present day, following industrialization and advancements in technology, there has been a rise in the total waste produces by industries and households. The end repercussions of these increases are…

Emergency management requires adopting practical approaches, including either structural or non-structural mitigation. One of the leading hazards that contemporary societies deal with from time to time is floods. One of the most prevalent flood is the 2013 Alberta floods that caused unprecedented loses and risks to property and lives. Floods such as this result from…

Introduction Maintaining and increasing spectator satisfaction is an important goal in stadium management (Hock, Ringle, and Sarstedt, 2010). This need is more profound in multifunctional stadia that cater to different customer needs. Therefore, the stadium management process needs to cater to the needs of a wide spectrum of customers who span across business and leisure…

Interpretation systems are used in the human resource department of an organisation. They are used by the personnel such as security guards to watch the camera surveillance and by the managers in fingerprint, eyesight, and speech recognition as security to their office premises. Interpretation systems are also used in the construction of computerised weather forecasting…

Table of Contents Vision and Mission Goals, Objectives, and Tasks Tactics and Strategy Policy, Tactic, and Strategy Vision, mission, goals, objectives, tasks, strategy, tactics, and policy are the concepts that help the company to define their work in terms of culture, values, and ambitions, and present them to the world. However, quite often, the difference…

When assessing marketing initiatives, Ambler (2003), cited in Ambler and Roberts (2008), argues that the main metrics for marketing performance mostly focus on net profit or cash flow, added to brand equity during the period of marketing. The argument for the use of financial metrics can be seen justified in many cases, specifically for the…

Importance of Segmentation, Targeting, and Positioning Segmentation, targeting, positioning, also known as STP, is an important concept of marketing. This concept implies dividing customers into groups with distinct characteristics, targeting the most lucrative segments, and creating unique value propositions for those chosen segments (Gengler & Mulvey 2017). Organizations must find a way to cater to…