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1. Do you believe that training is a necessity in the implementation of new policies? Please support your answers.

professor190 [17]

Answer: (1) Training is necessary in the implementation of a new policy

(I) To orient and enlightening the people

(II) To enhance its implementation

(III) To promote cordial actions.

(2) Background checks are important to

(I) To determine the possible threats.

(II) To understand the nature of threats and how best to mitigate them.

(III) To help the Management know what kind of information security structure or system to implement.

(2B) Information security help to serve the following

(I) To prevent hacking and other possible threats

(II) To prevent Information leaks

(III) To promote secrecy.

(3) What can happen if Management does not enforce the policies that are put in place?

(I) The business will experience huge looses due to hackers

(II) The Business will be prone to internet fraud.

(III) Frequent Information leaks.

Explanation: Information security is the process or system put in place to enhance,sustain and guarantee that the information flow,storage and use are done with reduced or eliminated threats.

Most organisations have different strategies for implementing Information security, Information security is vital to the success of any business.

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2 years ago

Howard Weiss, Inc,. is considering building a sensitive new radiation scanning device. His managers believe that there is a prob

SpyIntel [72]

Answer:

Consider the following information

Probability of ATR coming up with a competitive product is 0.35

If ATR does not come up with a competitive product and H adds an assembly line, the profit is $60,000

If it adds an assembly line and ATR adds the product, the profit is $20,000

If H adds a new assembly but ATR does not come up with a competitive product, the profit is $600,000

If ATR does not enter the market, the loss for H is $120,000

A) Expected value for the add assembly line option:

The company would get a profit of $60,000 if ATR does not come up with a competitive product. If ATR comes up with a competitive product and H adds an assembly line, the profit is $20,000.

Probability of not coming up with a product is 0.65 (1-0.35)

Calculate the value if it does not come up with a new product line and H adds an assembly line as follows:

Value if it does not come up with a new product = 0.65 x $60,000

= $39,000

Calculate the value if it comes up with a new product line and H adds an assembly line as follows:

Value if it does come up with a new product = 0.35 x $20, 000 = $7,000

Calculate the expected value as follows:

Expected value = S39000 + $7000

Expected value =$46,000

Expected value for build new plant option:

If H adds a new assembly but ATR does not come up with a competitive product, the profit is $600,000

If ATR does not enter the market, the loss for H is $120,000

Calculate the value if H adds a new assembly but ATR does not come up with a competitive product as follows:

Value if it does not come up with a new product = 0.65 x $600000

= $390, 000

Calculate the value if ATR does not enter the market:

Value if it does not compete in market = 0.35 x -$120000 = -$42, 000

Calculate the expected value as follows:

Expected value= $390,000 - $42,000

Expected value =$348,000

The expected value of building a plant is more than the expected value of adding product line. Therefore, the best alternative is to build the plant.

B) Calculation of expected value of perfect information (EVPI):

EVPI = 0.65 x $600,000 + 0.35 x $120,000

EVPI = $390,000 + $42,000

EVPI =$432,000

Calculation of value of return:

Value of return = Value of perfect information - Maximum EMV

Value of return =$432,000 - 348,000

Value of return =$84,000

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3 years ago

A computer company's yearly inventory cost is 40 percent (which accounts for the cost of capital for financing the inventory, wa

aksik [14]

Inventory Costs plays a major role in ascertaining working capital requirements as well structuring cash flow statement.

Explanation:

In the given example,

inventory cost 40 percent

Inventory Value $400 million

Ratio of inventory cos ts to inventory value = Inventory Cost / Inventory Value .

so in the current case it will be 40% x/$400 million

Hence, Inventory Cost 160 Million

Since the cost is fairly on a higher side at 40$ it should try to reduce it which will help in improving its bottom-line.

Company should focus on offering on discounts and promotions and reduce Obsolete Stock.

It should work on restructuring and organizing warehouse costs by prioritizing inventory based on their movements.

The procurement team should order in minimum quantities and benchmark reorder point.

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2 years ago

It's illegal to convey false or misleading information about nutrition in magazine and newspaper articles and on television

wolverine [178]

It's actually FALSE.

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2 years ago

A good way to show your boss that you are dependable is to _____. a. arrive early b. arrive with snacks c. arrive late d. arrive

myrzilka [38]

A. Arrive early.

Explanation:

Dependable: Trustworthy and reliable.

B. Arriving with snacks doesn’t get you anywhere.

C. Arriving late isn’t even up for debate.

D. A day off is a day off for a reason, go home pal.

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2 years ago

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