Category: Decision Making

After completing thetraining, I chose to work in Assembly Section in the Industrial Department. Mymain responsibility was to optimize the process of assembling and reduce thecycle time of the processes involved to achieve monthly CODO i.e. Cost Down. Along with this, I was trained in the implementation of techniques such as 5S,Kanban, TPM and Lean Manufacturing. My activities along with the coordinationof shop floor workers developed my skills to design a lean environment andgained a lot of exposure to global manufacturing practices. I was the part ofthe projects which came under the Poka Yoke, aimed to cut short the cycle […]

All over the world in recent decades major changes have occurred in the composition of the workforce. Due to economic and cultural reasons, women workforce has increased significantly in rural as well as urban areas of Subcontinent as well. Though in our setup, most of the rural women are either self employed, casual workers or they have involved themselves in agriculture (Srivastava N, 2010). As for now, it has been that, many employees are indulging in dual-earning lifestyle which engages both partners in work to share the responsibility of family caregiving (Friedman and Greenhaus, 2000). Ironically though, Dual-earning, by itself, […]

IntroductionBureaucracy is the set of rulesand regulations placed to manage activities, generally in large organizationsand governments. It is characterized by a standardized structure that governsthe implementation of all activities performed within organizations. (Tierean& Bratucu 2009). Hage (1980), described bureaucracy as the administrative structure andset of regulations in place to control activities, usually in largeorganizations and government. Its efficiency is a function of the environmentin which it operates.  Historically, Max Weber isthe most important advocate of bureaucracy. He described it as technicallysuperior to all other forms of organization and hence crucial to large, complexorganizations Bendix (1960).  MaxWeber identified three types of […]

III A human rights framework Even though present-day people might intuitively be the most obvious bearers of rights, several authors have argued that contemporaries have right-based obligations to future generations as well. In the article “Why and How Should We Represent Future Generations in Policy Making?” Beyleveld, Düwell and Spahn argue for using the framework of human rights to represent future generations. The starting point for their argument is the challenge of presentism. There is a structural bias in political decision-making towards the interests of the contemporary generation over the needs of future generations. Moreover, it is exactly this bias […]

Sustainability is one of the Huawei’s important procurement strategy and process. In order to select a qualified supplier, sustainability is a necessity for Huawei. Thus, to be a qualified supplier that able to cooperate with Huawei, they need to obey Huawei’s Supplier Sustainability Agreement and other applicable rules and regulation. In order to continuously improve the suppliers, Huawei uses procurement quotas as ways to enhance their suppliers. They are also used some applicable measures to manage the risks to develop a more robust supply chain ecosystem.  Huawei extensively implements Quality First strategy in 2016. This is because sustainability is an […]

In the first year of IB program, I was hospitalized for a few months. It was to a great degree a traumatic experience but in the long term, it has been beneficial as it triggered my interest in medicine. A girl I met in the hospital was suffering from diabetes, the disease I have already met in my biology curriculum and I was wondering about dealing with it since then. She explained to me how her condition reduced her standard of living. After acknowledging her story, my interest in medicine started developing into a desire to improve and explore new […]

Creditscoring in retail bankingPredictingcreditworthiness of borrowers PrashantDimriMastersin Data AnalyticsDublinCity UniversityDublin,[email protected]. ie  Abstract- Credit scoring techniquesare used for determining the creditworthiness of aborrower that is to determine whether to give a loan to a borrower or not basedon credit scoring. The higher the score, better it is for banks to give a loanto borrowers. The aim of the paper is to develop a retail credit scoring model usingtechniques like logistic regression, clustering, and propensity scoring methodand to investigate on various things like on how the incorporation of morevariables improve the accuracy of the model, top five factors influencing therisk, to see how important […]

Abstract— today cyber-security becomes a need as it provides protection from highly vulnerable intrusions and threats.it is impractical for human without considerable automation to handle cyber threat and highly vulnerable intrusions. To handle this situation, it needs to develop sophisticated, flexible, robust and adaptable software also called cyber defense system (CDS). This is enough intelligent system to detect a variety of threats, refine and update these technologies to combat it. Intrusion detection and system (IDS), Data Mining (DM) and Computational intelligence system (CIS) are artificial techniques (AI) techniques which provide detection and prevention of highly vulnerable threats and intrusions. This […]

Information retrieval on content based searching usingHidden Markov Model  Khyati Sethi Kanika Sharma Jayant Gulati Parul Yadav Student, Department of Information Technology, Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Engineering, New Delhi, India Student, Department of Information Technology, Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Engineering, New Delhi, India Student, Department of Information Technology, Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Engineering, New Delhi, India Assistant professor, Department of Information Technology, Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Engineering, New Delhi, India Email Id: [email protected] Email Id: kanikasharma2705@gmail. com Email Id: [email protected] Email Id: [email protected]           Abstract: Data Analysisis used to model data with the aim of discovering […]

Sexual gratification is a key component of romantic relationships. It signifies a couple’s ability to communicate each other’s needs and please one another. Whether satisfaction is high or low, the possibility of improvement and novelty never ceases, but both partners need to be equally invested. When a couple forges intimacy and trust, their sexual activities become more nourishing and gratifying. Although most relationships develop naturally, they will be more sexually gratifying if self-acceptance, safety, and communication are present. Having doubts about one’s appearance hinders the ability to fully enjoy sex with or without another person. This is an issue many women […]