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Models of Organizational Change and Transformation Tushman—O’Reilly Congruence Model & IBM This paper seeks to analyze the changes that IBM Chief Executive Samuel J. Palmisano began implementing at IBM in 2005 by utilizing the Tushman-O’Reilly Congruence Model for organizational diagnosis. Palmisano’s original idea of organizational changes at IBM stemmed from a conversation he had with […]
~ 6 pages
$19.95 Add to cartKeurig Case Study Response to Question 2 – Advice for Nick Lazaris In addressing the question of what advice can be offered to Nick Lazaris concerning his dealings with MTS, the current vendor for the packaging line, and other potential vendors, Nick faces several challenges but he is not without viable options. For starters, Nick […]
~ 6 pages
$19.95 Add to cartWhich is Correct: “Safety Valve” Theory of Catharsis or Desensitization Theory? We know from previous research that the “safety valve” theory posits the idea that horror – or even something like pornography – serves as a release for primal instincts and impulses. Conversely, we also know that the desensitization theory holds that people, if they […]
~ 5 pages
$19.95 Add to cartHas Work Become More Insecure and Unequal? This paper will look at whether or not work has become more insecure and unequal within the Canadian context. Within the context of the readings, definitions of inequality, insecurity, good jobs and bad jobs, will be used to argue the position that work has indeed become more insecure […]
~ 7 pages
$19.95 Add to cartPlato and Aristotle’s Belief that Knowledge is Recollection The following paper looks at Plato and Aristotle and explores what they mean when they write that a knower is distinct from an expert for hire. Specifically, why do the two great philosophers insist that knowledge is recollection? Why do they believe it is important to distinguish […]
~ 11 pages
$19.95 Add to cartDoes “Pride and Prejudice” Reinforce Sexist Stereotypes of Women? Pride and Prejudice was written in 1813 by Jane Austen. The book provides insight into the way that the English gentry lived their lives during the Regency period. At the same time, it also presented a challenge to its readers, because of the fact that, in […]
~ 4 pages
$19.95 Add to cartGame Theory Applied to Life Insurance Should a consumer buy term life insurance or not? The answer to this question can be modeled, although with highly questionable validity, by game theory. Game theory has long been utilized by the insurance industry to determine who to insure, and how much to charge them for insurance, based […]
~ 4 pages
$19.95 Add to cartThe Daoist Idea of Life as a Dream in Two Tang Dynasty Stories Introduction This paper refers to Li Fuyan’s “The Spendthrift and the Alchemist” and to “Governor of the Southern Tributary State” by Li Gongzuo (770-850). Both stories show Daoist ideas of the material world as a plane very different from the world of […]
~ 13 pages
$19.95 Add to cartCase for “Philosopher Queens” in Plato’s “Republic” In Book V of the Republic, Socrates argues that (some) women are capable of becoming Philosopher-Guardians, just as (some) men are capable of becoming Philosopher-Kings. In light of Plato’s various comments about women’s “nature” that we find throughout the text, it is worthwhile to ask why Plato makes […]
~ 5 pages
$19.95 Add to cartIs Scientific Research Value Neutral?: An Article Summary Introduction In his 1993 article in Environmental Ethics entitled, “Is Scientific Research Value Neutral?â€, Leslie Stevenson provides an informative analysis of this important issue and offers convincing arguments that neither science nor scientific research are value-free. Stevenson’s main contention is that scientific research cannot be value neutral […]
~ 6 pages
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