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 Merger Between E. T Kearney And EDS
I. Statement of the Problem The analysis is based on the merger and acquisition between E.T
Kearney and EDS. E.T Kearney is the largest management consulting group while EDS is a
technology firm. The company s merged to form a new defining entity that could combine the
synergies of both firms in the quest for improved efficiency. The merger created a cultural shock
which created problems that are associated with organizational culture change .In this paper, we
analyze the merger and acquisition as well as the recommendations for better performance of the
newly created entity. II. Summary of the Facts The acquisition of the management consulting firm
A.T Kearney by an information technology firm EDS marked a significant move by... Show more
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Armstrong (2009) indicated that change is the only thing which is constant in any organization.
The work of Kotter (1990) however noted that organizations are in a state of constant flux. The
fact that organizational change is inevitable is a constant element of all organizations that seek to
adapt to new challenges as well as approaches (Mullins,2010). The significance of organizational
change is captured by Sloan (1967) when he indicated that market situations like the dynamic
nature of the product and services coupled with the dynamic nature of the market itself can bring
down a given business entity if the given entity is not ready for the culture change. The work of
Kanter (1992) defined organizational change as the behavior of the organization to a certain degree
or another. Organizational change has strategic and structural consequences within a given
organization. This is because it involves the process of dismantling as well a restructuring of the
various structures within a given organization. Several problems can arise due to organizational
change (Czerniawska,2005). Organizational change is a very critical and yet very inevitable
process ofan organization s structure. It can create a lot of pressure from the workers as well as
management as a result of fear of the unknown. Senior and Fleming (2006 ) noted that organizational
change may affect the general operations of the company as well as business functions. The forces
that result in
 An Independent Woman in the Film, Agora
When I was reading Subverting Sex and Love in Alejandro Amenabar s Agora, I noticed how Paul
portrayed an aspect I had appreciated while watching the film Agora. As I watched the film Agora I
noticed how in contrast to the other movies we have seen in class the female character was not
defined by her relationship with men. For example, in the film Cleopatra, the femalelead Cleopatra
was defined in terms of her relationship with men. Even though Cleopatra was involved in politics,
she and to win the love of Antony and Caesar in order to get power. Paul states this idea in
Subverting Sex and Love in Alejandro Amenabar s Agora, when he states that Hypatiacannot be
defined primarily through her relationships with men. (Paul, Subverting Sex and Love in
Alejandro Amenabar s Agora, 230) As I watched the film Agora, I noticed how Hypatia voiced
her opinion in front of men with no fear and appreciated the scenes which portrayed her findings.
For example, in the scene in which Hypatia is with Aspasius and discovers the model of the
ellipse, the heliocentric model. To me, to have an Ancient Roman film portray the intelligence of a
women was a positive aspect of the movie Agora. Also, her students in the film, such as Synesius
and Orestes were loyal to her and tried to help her in the end of the film. Hypatia s bravery is also
portrayed in the scene in which in class, she presents him with her bloodied menstrual rag, telling
him that there is little harmony or beauty in the
 Explain Why Is It So Hard To Tell A True War Story
A true war story is never moral. It does not instruct, nor encourage virtue, nor suggest models of
proper human behavior, nor restrain men from doing things men have always done. Why is it so
hard to tell a war story? The answer to that will be there is never a moral. There is really nothing
to say about a true war story, beside probably oh . A war story does not indulge in abstraction or
analysis. If a war story is true your stomach will make you believe. It is almost impossible to tell a
true war story For example Rat Kiley tortured a baby water buffalo. The vividness in the text makes
ur stomach turn of how gruesome that certain event was. Kiley shot the buffalo to pieces basically.
When Kiley was done he wanted to cry but instead
 Canada Was Ceded By New France And Came Under British Rule
Canada was ceded by New France and came under British rule the year 1763 with Treaty of Paris .
Many provinces of Canada then became part of the British Empire and it soon started expanding.
At first, France saw Aboriginal people as allies and relied on them for trade wealth and their own
survival. After the transfer of power from French to British, diplomatic relations and alliances
between them began to cease ([Link] french
relations/). The history of Aboriginal policy is characterized by the presence of both Britain and
France as colonizing powers. It was assumed by the Canadian government that the Aboriginal
people are hopeless and they will never be able to adapt to the new... Show more content on
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The beginning of these facilities was in New France by the Catholic missionaries to provide care,
help, and schooling. These attempts had failed abysmally but these did set a pattern for future
policies. When the British North America Act was passed in 1867, the government was required to
provide education to these people to help them integrate with the society. The government tried many
ways to achieve that but there was no success. In the beginning of 20th century, the government and
the churches came together and developed a system residential schools. Most of these schools were
in the four Western provinces and the territories, but there were also significant numbers in
northwestern Ontario and in northern Québec. By 1930, the residential school system had a total of
about 80 institutions. Three fifths was operated by the Roman Catholic Church, one quarter by the
Anglican Church and the rest by United and Presbyterian Churches ( http:/
/[Link]/en/article/residential schools/ ). At first, the residential schools
operated on a half day basis which meant that the students will be spending half of their day in
school gaining all the skills and the other half they will spend on using those skills to get
experience. The idea behind this was to make them ready for real world work that would earn
 Manifestation Millionaire Pros And Cons
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 Circadian Rhythms And Sleep Deprivation
This was a very interesting assignment; I have learned some important things on this topic. The
topics are on circadian rhythms disorders and sleep deprivation. To start out on circadian rhythms
disorders this is what I have learned. Circadian rhythms are regulated by a part of the
hypothalamus called the suprachiasmatic nucleus. One s alertness, core body temperature,
moods, learning efficiency, blood pressure, metabolism, and pulse rate all follow these circadian
rhythms. Circadian rhythms lead to sleep deprivation. Circadian rhythms affect one s body not
allowing one to get the correct sleep and time of sleep one is need to function properly. Circadian
rhythms disorders is simply a disruption in one s circadian rhythms which is a name given for
one s internal body clock that regulates ones 24 hour cycle of biological processes. There are
patterns of brain wave activity, hormone production, cell regeneration and other biological things
that go along with ones 24 hour cycle.() The circadian rhythm is very important in analyzing ones
sleep pattern like when they are a sleep pattern like when they are a sleep and when they are
awake. One s normal circadian clock is based on light dark times over 24 hours.() This disorder
can be caused by several different factors, a list of these factors are as followed; Different shift
work, pregnancy, time zone changes, medications and changes in our sleep pattern like staying up
late or sleeping in late. It has also been
 Security Risks Surrounding Electronic Medical Records
In this paper we identify security risks surrounding Electronic Medical Records (EMR) and discuss
strategies healthcare providers can employ to mitigate those risks. We begin with a brief overview of
the legislative history driving the rapid adoption of EMR and other health information technology.
Legislation Driving Rapid Adoption of EMR Perhaps the most important piece of legislation relevant
to our understanding of security risks surrounding EMR and health information technology is The
Health Information Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), which was signed into law in 1996
by the Clinton administration. HIPAA impacts the healthcare industry in many ways, but of
particular importance at least for our purposes of understanding security risks surrounding EMR is
HIPAA s security rule, which governs how providers must protect private health information during
the process of adopting and implementing new health information technology such as EMR.
HIPAA requires covered entities to take reasonable measures to protect electronic private health
information. HIPAA is vitally important to our understanding of EMR risks because providers can
face harsh penalties if found in violation of HIPAA. Over the next decade, significant advances were
made on the technology front, and in 2009 president Obama signed into law The Health Information
Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act (HITECH). The HITECH Act introduced the
concept of meaningful use as a way to
 The Lady Of Shalott, By William Shakespeare
William Shakespeare s play Hamlet, has become a staple in contemporary society. Apart from the
multitude of ingenious in this play, the character of Ophelia particularly places great importance on
modern day woman. Ophelia s importance throughout the play has been many times viewed as only
her relation to Hamletand the effect she has on him. Ophelia is important not just in this sense, but
in respect of what she tells the reader about the society she lived in, in contrast to the society one
lives in today. AlfredLord Tennyson s poem The Lady of Shalott, parallels closely to the life of
Ophelia. Tennyson s poem written over 200 years after Hamlet, is about a young woman who lives
on an island off the coast of Camelot. There is a curse... Show more content on [Link] ...
Ophelia is the most one sided yet consistent out of all the vital characters in Hamlet. She has great
potential to be a tragic heroine and overcome the misfortunes forced upon her but instead, she
slowly diminishes into insanity following Hamlet s contradictory treatment towards her, and
murder of her father: She speaks much of her father, says she hears there s tricks i th world, and
hems, and beats her heart, (Shakespeare, Hamlet, 4.5. 4 5). Ophelia is a young woman, with no
womanly guidance to aid her. Her father Polonius, and brother Laertes, care for Ophelia and go to
great lengths to preserve her innocence. Her loyalty to her father and brother is out of pure
gratitude and appreciation for their concern. She obeys her father and brother s command not to see
or accept any letters from Hamlet, despite her love for him:
Polonius: This is for all: I would not, in plain terms, from this time forth, have you so slander any
moment leisure, as to give words or talk with the Lord Hamlet. Look to t, I charge you (1.3.131 135)
Ophelia: I shall obey, my lord . (1.3.136)
Polonius believes he knows what is best for Ophelia, and it is his ego that initiates her antic
disposition. Polonius is convinced, Hamlet s madness is due to Ophelia breaking ties with him. This
theory is what drives Polonius to concern the king, Claudius, and use Ophelia as a pawn to get to the
bottom of Hamlet s madness. Hamlet unravels their plan, and when encountered with
 Case1

Case Analysis Guidelines amp; Checklist

Overview: In many ways writing a short analysis paper (including recommendations and/or
conclusions) is like writing an action memo or executive memo in business. The following sections
go over how to organize and format your written work here in class and in the business world to be
attractive to the reader and effective in getting your point across.

Approach: * Read the entire case carefully before you actually begin to write the paper, and make
careful notes
(including your emotional reactions, which can be useful). Try to read the case once at least a few
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* (Optional). You may decide to add a final titled conclusion section of 25 100 words, including any
parting thoughts you would like to add about the topic, the organization, or the situation, and any
lessons from it you want to note.

Format and Style:

Specific requirements * Papers should be organized into paragraphs, written in complete sentences,
and broken into clearly titled sections as per the outline above. Note that generally shorter rather
than longer paragraphs make for better communication, and that it is better to have too many titled
sections than too few. * Use correct spelling and grammar. You should use a spell checking
program on your computer, and * personally proof read your papers. If English is a second
language for you, ask an English speaking friend to check your writing and grammar for you.
Remember to set the language of Word to English (U.S.) through the Menu. Also make sure you have
 Monetary Policy And Its Effect On Economic Growth
Economics for Business 2
Topic: Recent Monetary Policy in Australia

Monetary policy is important to the economic growth, and it involves setting the interest rate on
overnight loans in the money market (RBA 2015). This interest rate is also called the cash rate, and
it influences other interest rates in economy which include the behaviour of borrowers and lenders,
economic activity and ultimately the rate of inflation (RBA 2015).
Why do you think that monetary policy is less effective in boosting economic growth than it is in
restricting economic growth? How do lower interest rates boost aggregate demand in the economy?
According to the most recent monetary policy, which is released on 04 August 2015 by Glenn
Stevens, l will investigate all the possible effects in economy those are influenced by the change of
monetary policy. After their recent meeting, the Board made a wise decision and maintained the
interest rate at 2.0 per cent. And refer to the earlier announcements this year; we all know that the
rates have been changed twice in 2015, because RBA decided to support the economy, and wanted to
reduce the rise in unemployment. But there are possible growing risks from lower rates. Lower
interest rates effect the economy growth in varies ways, it makes cheaper and easier to borrow,
which tends to encourage investment, spending and consumption. Thus it directly boosts aggregate
demand and economic growth. But at the same time, it also causes inflationary pressures.
 Compare And Contrast Harry Potter The Stone And The Hero s...
The Heroes Journey Compare and Contrast Essay The Harry Potter world appeals to many
people everywhere but, it is lesser known that its stories follow the same tropes as numerous other
books and movies. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer s Stone by J.K. Rowling and The Odyssey by
Homer both closely relate in the fact that they follow the Hero s Journey, a pattern of narrative
identified by Joseph Campbell. Both Harry Potterand the Sorcerer s Stone by J.K. Rowling and The
Odyssey by Homer each follow the Hero s Journey tropes, including their mentors, allies, and
ordeals. As Odysseus from The Odyssey has his shipmates as his allies, Harry Potterfrom Harry
Potter and the Sorcerer s Stone has Hermoine Granger as his ally. A quote from the Fitzgerald
translation of The Odyssey states, So doom appeared to us, dark word of Zeus, our evil days. My
men stood up and made a fight of it backed on the ships, with lances kept on play.... (55 58) This
quote shows that even when the dark times hit Odysseus shipmates, they still decided to stay with
him and keep fighting. A quote that proves Hermoine Granger is his ally states, Hermione had
fought her way across to the stand where Snape stood and was now racing along the row behind
him. She didn t even stop to say sorry as she knocked Professor Quirrell headfirst into the row in
front. Reaching Snape, she crouched down, pulled out her wand, and whispered a few, well
chosen words. Bright blue flames shot from her wand onto the hem of Snape s robes. In this
quote, to many, it seems like Professor Snape is cursing Harry, so Hermoine set his robe on fire
making him lose focus on his spell. Although the allies seem very different in each book, they
serve the same purpose. In both stories, the main character has either one, or multiple mentors. A
quote from The Odyssey that proves this states, Son of Laertes and the gods of old, Odysseus,
master of landways and seaways. dissemble to your son no longer now. The time has come: tell him
how you together will bring doom on the suitors in the town. I shall not be far distant then, for I
myself desire battle. (1009 1015) This quote was spoken by Athena. Throughout the story, the
 Onomatopoeia For A Burning House
What is an onomatopoeia for a burning house? Snap? Crackle? Pop? Well, whatever that sound
is, just imagine it on a cold but not snowy winter s night, a night that started out as a trip to the
movies but backfired. See what I did there. My house set ablaze last December, of course it had
the week of Christmas, and I lost everything. When I say everything I mean it, my house was
gutted, my room was charred and smoked, and my brother s kittens died. I was distraught, all of
the art I had ever done was gone, my cat was missing in a burning house, and worst of all, I lost
the only home I d ever known. All of this is material and I ve heard a million times that at least no
one was hurt , but that s not true. I was hurt, my brother was hurt, my sister and my motherwere hurt,
and kittens died. Don t worry, though, this isn t an attempt to gain sympathy points. It gets better,
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They get jealous of each other. After she said this, through my tears, I couldn t help but laugh and
I did an ugly laugh too. But laughing left so good. I realized that the jerk , my best friend, and cry
buddy was still with me. Benjamin had been through Hell with me and he wasn t about to leave me
now. He was brought to me from the flame engulfed house, dark smoke disguising his long orange
matted fur. Finally something good. At the very least, my baby was alive and well, maybe a little
traumatized but still okay. At least I had my family, at least I was alive (I was in the house when the
fire started), and I even had who teachers supported me. That night was suddenly different for me.
It was like a huge sleepover with my cousins; movies and intense table hockey, which may have
ended with a black eye, not a refuge from a livid fire. I forgot all about my worry with a much needed
 Plutarch s Life and Legendary Writings Essay
Plutarch was a well known historian, biographer, and essayist. Also, Plutarch was a Greek scholar,
and today is considered to be a Middle Protanist. Clyde Curry Smith, a professor at the University of
Wisconsin, tells readers Plutarch was born sometime around 46 A.D. in Chaeronea, Boeotia (Smith).
Plutarchwas born around the Roman imperial administration of Claudius I (Smith). It is also
believed that Plutarch died around the age of 74, sometime after 120 c.e. (Smith). Along with being
a historian and essayist, Plutarch was also a priest, ambassador, mayor, and magistrate. Plutarch
was born to a wealthy prominent family; he later married and is known to have at least two sons.
During his time, Plutarch can be reflected as a celebrity... Show more content on [Link] ...
Moralia contains Plutarch s surviving writings on ethical, religious, political, and literary topics and
amount to more than 60 essays (Walbank). Smith states, of the seventy eight essays, the average
length is less than seven thousand words (Smith). Though Plutarch has many recognizable and still
existent writings, his style of writing is very important. Many people are intrigued with Plutarch s
writing skills, and find they are very important. Plutarch usually wrote to explain an aspect of,
some even about military matters. Also, readers can relate his writing style as trying to teach and
persuade the reader to attain their morality or respectability in their own life, also known as
philosophical. Walbank informs the reader about Plutarch s writing style His style is
predominantly Attic, influenced by the contemporary Greek that he spoke (Walbank). Although
Plutarch generally wrote about figures in the Greek and Roman society, some people believe his
writing styles can be divided into four small groups. These four groups are depicted to be at the
request of his friends, for his own satisfaction, whose career may serve as a warning, and of the
founding fathers and legislators of Greece and Rome (Smith). Smith also tells us that Plutarch
understood d his main literary activity was to involve the education of men (Smith). Finally we
know that Plutarch also gave attention to a great variety of topics, some of a traditional nature, some
much more issues of the