The Model T T The Model T Ford appeared on the market on 1 October 1908 and had a lot of innovations. For example, had the steering wheel to the left, this being something that the vast majority of other companies soon copied. All engine and transmission were closed, the four cylinders were embedded in a solid block and the suspension worked through two semi-elliptic springs. The car was very easy to drive and, most importantly, very cheap and easy to repair. It was so cheap that, at a cost of U.S. 825 in 1908 (the price fell every year), by 1920 the vast majority of drivers had learned to drive in the Ford T. The plan was to make simple and inexpensive cars for mass consumption of the average American family. Until then the car had been an object of crafting and cost prohibitive for very limited audiences.Ford put the automobile within reach of the middle class by putting it in the era of mass consumption. Ford also took care to establish a massive advertising in Detroit, ensuring that in every newspaper stories and ads appear on their new product. Your local franchise system allowed the car was available in every city in North. UU. For their part, dealers (independent entrepreneurs) were enriched and helped publicize the idea of racing, beginning to develop automobile clubs to help out drivers and the city beyond. Ford was happy to sell to farmers, who watched the car as an invention more to support their work. Sales took off. For several years there were beating their own records last year. The sales exceeded 250,000 vehicles in 1914.For his part, always on the lookout for cost reduction and increased efficiency, Ford introduced its plants in 1913 tapes mobile assembly, which allowed a huge increase in production. The method, based on the working mode of the slaughterhouses of Detroit, was to install an assembly line based transmission belts and sliding guides who were automatically moving the chassis of the car to the posts where successive groups of workers engaged the tasks assigned it, until the car was completely finished. The system of interchangeable parts, tested long before American weapons factories and watches, cheaper production and repairs by way of standardization of product. While it is usually given the cr to Ford for this idea, contemporary sources indicate that the concept and development of employees departed Clarence Avery, Peter E. Martin, Charles E. Sorensen and CH Wills.By 1916 the price had fallen to 360 for the basic car, reaching a sales figure of 472,000. By 1918 half the cars in the U.S.. UU. were the Model T Ford. Ford wrote in his autobiography that “any customer can have the color car you want as long as it’s black.” Until the invention of the assembly line in which the color was black was used because it had a shorter drying time, yes there were Ford Model T in other colors, including red. The design was fervently promoted and defended by Henry Ford, and production continued until the end of 1927. The final total was 15,007,034 units, a record that remained for the next 45 years.One of the latest models of Ford T The production chain, with which Ford revolutionized the automobile industry, was a risky bet, because only viable if a lawsuit was able to absorb its massive production, the size of the U.S. market offered a framework environment, but Ford also correctly assessed the purchasing power of average U.S. man at the door of the consumer society. Whenever there is such demand, manufacturing chain able to save working time lost by not having to move workers from one place to another factory, leading so far as the recommendations of the “scientific organization of work” by Frederick W. Taylor. Each operation was compartmentalized intoa series of mechanical and repetitive tasks, which no longer have value or craft technical skills of the workers, and the nascent industry could make better use of unskilled labor of immigrants who arrived en masse to the United . UU.each year. The costs of training the workforce is reduced, while the deskilling of labor activity eliminated the awkward demands of the trade unions (based on the qualifications of its members), which were the only unions that were strong in the U.S. at that time. UU.
I miss everything that is not
I’m starting to realize why the why. Gone are the days of enchantment and idealization, the time to be disgusted with my country and love of all that was outside its borders, and now beginning to realize that some things are one thing, and some other things are other thing. In Barcelona, I like order, responsibility and citizenship of people. I like it when complete strangers do not vent their aggression and frustration autoprofesada, because, in my face. I like that services and public bodies work, and work well. I like that people do not look at me or judge me for free on the street. I like that I know nothing about respect me. I like to have lost the habit of traveling by subway with one hand in her purse, and grab my backpack or my heavy bags when I go down the street. I like the quietness and the ease with which all follow the rules. I like that crimes of any kind are not common.I like not hear every day the number of people dying at home riddled after being robbed and tortured by children under eleven. I like not constantly feel afraid, I like not to feel constantly threatened, I like not to feel constantly under attack. I like to listen every day sentences into thought sexist, homophobic and to thought. I like not being surrounded by people who glorifies sexism and homophobia. I like discovering a city to walk alone at night is beautiful, I like my life is not jeopardized while I prove it. I like that newspapers talk a little of everything, not just of corruption, death, crime, political salads, illicit enrichment, alliances of power, crime rates, unemployment rates, growth of slums, increase in lower class , increased the upper class, middle class disappearing, marches, strikes, grief, repression, dissatisfaction, unhappiness. I like to have lost the habit of wanting to die a few.I like to have learned that the most effective is to wish them happy. I like the streets of Barcelona. I like the beach. Amenities. The movement “progressive” and “dissociative” in the city. New York I like it. I like everything. And I live and I enjoy it as could be. Day by day. With an indescribable gratitude. But none of this is mine. Nothing. On the street I just see strange faces. Languages and accents. Places outside. Barcelona is a party, and I’m invitadisimo. But I know of that organization. Neither the owner of the place. Not to serving drinks or the music happens. I know the other guests, and sometimes dancing alone is boring. And sad. Tourists enjoy themselves and feel at home. But who does not feel master of all when on vacation I like all the things this city has to offer. But it’s not just me, and I can not stay here just to enjoy it. All I do is wish them luck to my place.I can not say “hate Buenos Aires that has all this” and “I choose Barcelona because it has it” all I want is that Buenos Aires has also someday. Expecting that day comes, they can stop comparing. Trying to build all this. To have it, and enjoy it, and then be proud of my city and my country. Martin Espinach time ago told me, “Argentina’s only one thing strange, and everything that was not. Only now beginning to understand.
PRESENTATION OF MAPES
COMPANY SPECIALIZED IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, SPORT AND RECREATION. Created in 2006, is run by science graduates in physical activity and sport and conducted by technicians certified athletic training and professionalism. We have a liability insurance on all our services. Somo an enterprise integrated management of physical activity, sport and leisure, performing activities in the following areas: 1. AREA SPORTS EQUIPMENT AND CLOTHING. 2. AREA OF TRAINING AND HUMAN RESOURCES. 3. AREA EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES. 4. AREA OF ACTIVITIES IN NATURE. 5. AREA OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND HEALTH. 6. SERVICE AREA SPORTS. 7. SPORTS CLUB MAPES. HUMAN RESOURCES MAPES
COMPANY “BOMPERS Inernacional
COMPANY “BOMPERS Inernacional OF SA” POR. STRESSES RIVERA RUBEN DARIO BARRERA JUAN PABLO HERNANDEZ SAAVEDRA LWIGY BERNAL Mr. JOHN NESTOR CASTRO PROPOSAL AND FUNDING IDEA FOR GENERATING COMPANY National Apprenticeship Service (SENA) DIE DESIGN TECHNOLOGY SOCIAL CONTEXT AND PRODUCTIVE BOGOTA DC 2008 IDEAL BUSINESS 1. Find an innovative business idea with an emphasis on technology and especially productive. Proposal: company bompers design and manufacture of high technology for cars capable of absorbing an impact without deformation. Ideal core business: The idea stems from the need to design new structures and identify new materials that are capable in combination, to reduce car accidents by collisions or collisions caused by traffic accidents, besides opting for the possibility of reducing causing costs to repair or replace a damaged pomp, with the simple fact that this car can regenerate from a certain percentage of deformation. Products or services technologies to the production or marketing of goods or services proposed in your business idea: Necessarily intended to be used as raw materials, new materials with shape memory materials polymetric to which they can make a die, in order to proceed to develop them. There must be a system of hydraulic machines for manufacturing processes. Budget for technological and human resource development company. 2. Identify funding options for obtaining capital for capacity companies and how to access them. For this project would have a potential support and funding for seed capital provided by the following entities: Bancoldex, that we financed 91,784,000 million dollars and seven years with 12 interest 3. Ferney determine where to go for advice and innovative technological aspects. It would go to Colmotores and mazda, to identify processes by which a pomp as a protection unit for vehicles and their passengers. In addition to the permanent contact with SENA and entrepreneurship program for job creation. 4. Using technology to apply to a product, service or process within the undertaking of Ferney initiative. It intends to apply technology in the manufacture of stamping bompers with the help of funding agencies and the Fund Bancoldex undertake the Seine. 5. To establish which of the following three groups is the most recommendable for Ferney Alberto internationalize your product and why. USA: Since this place are represented in high numbers of accidents, in the winter and the high number of cars passing in this nation. 6.Select the payment means Ferney Alberto could use to do business with the group chosen and the requirements under each. With Bancoldex (foreign trade bank) will be referred to a loan financing metodote approximately approx. 100 million pesos which is 100 of the total project cost within 7 years with 12 annual interest. With Finagro, using the Banks of the second floor, which are entities between banks and users, depending on the needs of each.
The business concerns in CSR
Published in Revista EKOS Business – Ecuador – October 2009 Special Edition In response to the need to evaluate business organizations not only in terms of economic performance, but also in how these were achieved, the strategy comes in Bolivia known as Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR).Under this scenario, CSR is seen as a model of sustainable development consists of social progress, stable levels of economy, optimal working conditions, environmental protection and prudent use of natural resources, as reflected in the degree of commitment and responsibility which organizations operate at the impact that their activities have on society. Although worldwide the concept of CSR has evolved, it is often interpreted err nea.Con the purpose of promoting and distributing its true meaning and practice in Bolivian society is born, in late 2004, the “Corporate Social Responsibility Boliviana Business “(COBORSE) foundation conceived as a multi-institutional network, thanks to the commitment of local and multinational companies, private foundations and business organizations operating in the last country.Security management COBORSE published a study on the perception of Bolivian entrepreneurs on CSR and the level of implementation in their businesses.The study showed that companies are evaluated in the basic stage of this process. This stage is characterized by worry and need a paradigm shift in the way of doing business with actions that are limited to one department and are not yet conceived as an integral part of an organization that has not understand the difference between responsible actions filantrop a.Actualmente and progress can be seen in the corporate response, resulting in a vision and commitment of companies and organizations to articulate and align CSR programs according to the Global Compact‘s ten principles . A clear example is the Sociedad Boliviana de Cemento SA (SOBOCE) company that assumes, for several years, a variety of programs to promote education of children and youth, tourism and production capabilities, support for sustainable micro-enterprises and others.Also thanks to the compromise developed by the Bolivian Institute of Foreign Trade (IBCE) and the Ministry of Labor, Employment and Social Welfare, there is the voluntary certification initiative called “Triple Seal” made up of three standards based on the Global Compact and Human Rights “Forced labor free,” “child labor free” and “Free of Discrimination”. The purpose is to differentiate the triple seal Bolivian products in domestic and foreign markets, such as “socially responsible production.”Many companies, like these, they discover the importance of their work in the environment and the impact they have on their audiences of interest include the need to strengthen their commitment to action social.Si well in Bolivia there is an important business concern to develop activities in the framework of social responsibility is essential to raise awareness to this view the government, its institutions and organizations civiles.S lo when public and private strategies have the same horizon and the shared purpose of moving towards sustainable development, country will no longer be conceived as the least fair of the Americas in the distribution of wealth.
New Economy and
New Economy and economic laws until the crisis of the dot-com, there were two conflicting views about the relationship between the new economy and economic laws: On the one hand, some observers argued that the New Economy with conventional economic theory was something the past and this new way of doing business would revolutionize the traditional economic laws. The ideas held by Kevin Kelly, later embodied in his book “New Rules for the new economy,” encouraged a radical idea: conventional economic theory, economics, as it was known, was a thing of the past. This line of thought was dominant until 2000, and was the intellectual support of all the scene of the first stage of the new economy during its spectacular launch in 1995-2000.Furthermore, a second view argued that the economy with its basic concepts and tools remains as ever, but from the spread of new technologies, has created a new business model that gradually is increasing efficiency and offering the customer products and services ever closer to demand it. Thus, if we interpret the term new economy in the sense of economic principles governing the operation of business, any new development there, which has been generated, are new business models that can be profitable and / or have achieved greater efficiency in existing businesses. In the words of Shapiro and Varian “Technology changes, economic laws do not,” the foundations of industrial economics and the economics of information are the same.What changes is the relevance of certain economic ideas that can interpret its own conduct business where premium information management, which had limited application in industrial enterprises. It seems that after the crash of the stock exchanges that began in 2000 and is known as Burbuja.com, this second interpretation is the most accepted, however (Brian Arthur) believes that now coexist two different economic realities in the traditional economy applies the law of diminishing returns, while the Law of increasing returns is typical of knowledge-based areas, “The economy of today is divided into two interconnected worlds – are two different worlds with different economic logics “(…)” is a mistake to insist that what works in one, work on the other. “
Themes The
Themes The “Themes” (themes or templates) from WordPress templates design are used to set the appearance and structure of your blog. There is a great official community, both professional and amateur, engaged in the design of these templates that are listed on the site to WordPress once have been tested and officially approved-see list of external links. Although the philosophy of a strong commitment WordPress valid according to W3C guidelines, the possibilities of this system, both in terms of design, structure or management, and flexibility of the system Themes and Widgets in particular, are enormous and can be practically from a simple blog to a custom CMS.
Public relations is
Public relations is called public relations (PR) discipline responsible for managing communication between an organization and a map of key audiences to build, manage and maintain its positive image. It is a discipline that was deliberately planned and carried out strategically. It has the characteristic of being a form of bidirectional communication, as it not only addresses his audience (both internal and external) but also listen and respond to their needs, thus fostering mutual understanding, and allowing it to use as a powerful competitive advantage when positioning claim. This discipline uses advertising, promotion information and not paid to do this job. To speak of Public Relations is essential to say what we mean by “Public Relations (PR). PR: A set of disciplines and sciences through a process of strategic and planned communication create, modify, develop and / or maintain a corporate image or person.The actions of PR are aimed at internal and external audiences, aiming to obtain a lenient view of them. Current trends and studies of them say they are leaving aside the PR as just another tool for marketing and integrated communications. The basic idea of such a move is that whoever carried out this challenge is the Director of Communications and from there comes the organization, where the purpose of communication actions and policies are consistent with those of the institution is important to note that the current position of the communication and PR is on the agenda for the “public”, this means that as a company or institution is important to be “more than presentable” that is always prone to the audience.Today, new communication channels are the “cyberspace” as social networks, blogs, etc.. These communications give the opportunity to be always present, constantly renewed and be creative. Take this challenge as a PR advantage to using the new trends as a great tool to get a good picture.
Problems caused by
Problems caused by MSW The characteristics of municipal solid waste make these cause a series of problems that may be of varying severity depending on the situation, if not treated appropriately. Below are the most common effects that cause MSW: Air pollution: the air in the absence of fermentation of organic matter generates methane (a greenhouse gas twenty times more potent than carbon dioxide), where the gas which is half-gases produced in landfills and has primary responsibility for fires and explosions that occur in these places. Furthermore, when a fire in an enclosure designed to burn waste disposal and chlorinated compounds are emitted into the atmosphere highly polluting chemicals such as dioxins and hydrochloric acid.Other harmful gases from the atmosphere and urban waste are benzene, which is also potentially carcinogenic vinyl chloride or methyl chloride. soil contamination: the physical, chemical and biological soil are strongly altered when it is deposited on solid waste. attributed to a moderate soil contamination is the disappearance of flora and fauna of the affected region, disruption of biogeochemical cycles and the loss of essential nutrients for the existence of animal or plant life. When the municipal waste accumulate in an uncontrolled way, they run the risk of appearing a series of plagues, such as rodents. Pollution of surface water or groundwater: leachate, which are the liquid produced when water moves through a porous medium, haul toxic substances are generated in landfills.The most representative examples of these harmful products are vinyl chloride, methyl chloride, carbon tetrachloride and chlorobenzenes (because of its high toxicity stresses hexachlorobenzene), all of which are persistent and bioaccumulative substances in all links of the chain trophic. In the leachate also present heavy metals that have a high rate of toxic and therefore harmful to health.Below are some of these materials found in the leachate: – Lead (Pb): This chemical element comes from vehicle batteries and a wide variety of electronic devices (in recent years, lead-acid batteries have been replaced by lithium, especially in technological objects), as well as plastics, glass, ceramics and pigments. When the compound enters our bodies produce a series of abnormalities in the nervous system, which is manifest as cognitive loss and weakness in different parts of our body, especially in fingers, wrists and ankles. In addition, pregnant women are more likely to have abortions, and sperm production in men, you can see deeply eroded.
The first years
The first years of the EBC classes and by 1933 had been regularized and began racing banker, accountant and secretary private stenographer, the EBC was constructed with the work of excellent teachers committed to their work and home without lose sight of the human factor that should be teaching. With this ideology, were conceived many projects, foremost among them the creation of the Vocation of Social Sciences, which under a very different concept was created later to consolidate their own high school. H jar Alfredo Chavero and taught at the years 30. During the presidential term of L zaro C rdenas was carried out major changes in the education sector. In 1936 he made an amendment to article 3 of the Constitution which was significant for Mexican education. This reform impacted seriously on the private education sector, since many schools were closed for not meeting the conditions.The case of the EBC was an exception, and that far from being suspended, was favored in their academic work. On 11 September 1939, President C rdenas issued a decree in force to date, which officially recognizes the studies in the EBC, for which, together with certificates issued by it, have the same force as of government schools. The decree also establishes that the SEP will confirm the studies in the EBC and the certificates issued by it.In Article 4 of this document is given to the institution wide recognition it enjoys to this day, which is given relative freedom to create their own curricula in their various subject areas, provided they receive the official authorization. Agust n Loera and Chavez together with Alejandro Prieto Llorente, an event of the students in the EBC in the 40 This presidential decree gave the EBC many opportunities within academia, and to propose strategies teaching and innovative programs in their curricula, a situation that led to the head of private educational institutions for several decades, which allowed him also, over time, establish itself as the first system that specializes in business in Mexico. Since then, EBC has continued to grow and offer new services such as daytime courses for students and night for employees, the accounting career stenographer and private secretary.This continued with the lessons by correspondence, which later became the Open Learning Institute and the founding in 1939 of the Banking and Trade Publishing, Ltd., where he published books to meet the needs of the School, both in the school modality and the distance program. The first books published under the Banking and Commerce were signed Accounting Principles, Accounting Systems and Accounting Superior written by Alejandro Prieto Llorente, who would years later Director General of the EBC.