SWOT Analysis Through a SWOT analysis of its operations, Southwest Airlines can have a better understanding of its internal strength and weaknesses, as well as key opportunities that can be used for growth and threats that the company currently faces. Through an analysis of the strengths of the company, management can identify can factors that can be used to stimulate growth in the company. Key strengths of the company, such as the large market share controlled by the company, the positive cash flows received by the company and low operating costs can, for example, be used as a basis for the growth of the company. The analysis of weaknesses can be used to find areas of the company’s operations that may need changes if long term goals are to be achieved. An analysis of the opportunities the company has can enable management to identify effective methods that can be used by the company to create value and attain growth in the long term. The analysis of key threats facing the company, on the other hand, can aid in the design…

The connection between the history of black ethnic struggles in the United States and the history of Jazz Jazz was a type of music begun by African-Americans of New Orleans in the late 19th century and early 20th century. The significant jazz roots are blues and ragtime, whereby it was associated with West African music culture and African-American music traditions. As Jazz spread throughout the world, most music cultures were drawn to it, resulting in different music types. In 1910 it began with a combination of ancient ragtime, blues, brass-band marches, French quadrilles, and biguine. In ancient years, most minority groups experienced different forms of harassment and discrimination. The blacks were taken to America as slaves, and even after the civil war, they remained to endure suffering and oppression. In 1865 after the civil war, slavery was abolished, but in 1870 Jim Crow laws were introduced in Southeastern, where there were most blacks in the U.S.It was hard for blacks because they would not mix with the other races in schools, public transports, and restaurants. It was even more challenging…

  The writing approach adopted in accounting Accounting is one of the social sciences and although it is common believes that accountants spend their time dealing with figures and number, they are also required to turn the numerals into reports which underscores their point of view and findings. Writing is important to an accountant because he/she should be able to translate intricate data into a form that can be understood by stakeholders such as customers, partners, other businesses and shareholders. This communication adopts a language that is precise, purposeful and clear. Although it is common believes that accountants spend their time dealing with figures and number, writing in accounting can adopt different forms ranging from narrative, persuasive, argumentative, analytical approaches to the use unique accounting language. Accounting can adopt the narrative format where the writer fives a story with characters viewpoints and a plot. In such writing the narrator in the story uses their personal experience in creating the setting; tone and style of their story and in the end give a lesson learnt from the story. A good example…

  Roles And Purpose Of Electronic Health Records. Student’s Name Institutional Affiliations Date.                                                 Across the world, especially the united states, the health care system has witnessed tremendous development in the health care system. All the actions are aimed at improving service delivery in various health facilities. One of the health sector’s significant products is adopting Electronic Heath records, which is an electronic version of medical history. Electronic health records have hugely influenced hospitals’ operations by automating access to information and reducing paperwork, among others. This paper, therefore, seeks to address the roles and purpose of electronic health records. Reduction of medical errors. Because of penwork that has always dominated most health facilities, the possibility of errors was high in most health facilities. However, with the introduction of the electronic health records system, which was initially introduced as an alternative to paper, has improved the accuracy and clarity of medical records., there has been a general increase…

                  Walsh Reflection Essay   Name Institution Course Number/Name Instructor Date       Walsh Reflection Essay Core Argument of Trojan Horse Aid The core argument of the novel Trojan Horse Aid by Susan Walsh is that the idea of western capacity building through the introduction of or use of technology when it comes to food production does not promote sustainable livelihood among the locals or farmers. The book provides an essential critique of distinct development practices and programs that undercut peasant strategies while suggesting practical approaches that can be used in the future (Walshe, 2014, 58). Walsh offers a contradiction on development industry partners or works with distinct communities such as Jalqa to improve their livelihood through agriculture. Through the firsthand account of development programs gone aslant, the author recounts how multinational, international, and national organizations failed the Jalqa people in the early millennium. Although the intention was to help potato farmers in Bolivia, most development organizations like UNICEF, FHI, and IPTK pushed for changes that served the organization’s interest, thereby…

Practice Essay Two It is indeed the nature of human beings to act according to their self-interest. This passage skilfully drafted by Rachel Carson shows the people of Indiana the harmful effects of the chemical pesticides they are using to control pests and birds in their farms. The paper provides a detailed explanation of the detrimental effects of chemical pesticides and the rhetorical strategies she employs to elaborate on her main argument in the passage. The passage majors on poisonous pesticides in specific parathion, which most people use to control pesticides in their farms. Due to farmers’ own interest in improving their farm produce, the farmers of Indiana have adopted chemical pesticides to control pests and birds in their farms. ‘There is a growing trend towards aerial applications of deadly poisons like parathion to ‘control’ concentration of birds'(Carson 2). Parathion pesticide application has contributed to the killing of birds, threatening human life, and environmental sustainability. In the passageCarson’s main argument is to enlighten people of the danger that chemicals they use threaten humans, wildlife, domestic animals, and the greater environment.…

The Tesla management system Management concepts, either developed or gained through learning, play an essential role in technological advancement. A strategic management system not only propagates a company’s development, but it also makes a company able to identify opportunities rarely identified by other companies and the public in general. Due to these reasons, innovative companies play an essential role in bringing solutions to the world. Moreover, a company may wish to share its creative strategy idea to its competitors and the general public to either gain more from this interaction or propagate the overall global innovative advancement; or with a different unknown reason. Whichever the case, technological advancement in a company relies heavily on its management. How has the management strategy affected the overall performance of the Tesla Company? In July 2017, Tesla launched its first zero-emission: Model 3, an electric-powered car. The electric car and the conventional internal combustion cars both share similarities with some slight differences. The technology used in the electric vehicle production industry is different from the technology used in the internal combustion production industry. The…

Question One The Delinquency and Opportunity theory established that young criminals belong to certain small groups or systems with a hateful attitude towards society. Individuals from lower-class families always depict themselves as disadvantaged in monetary success and thus turn to crime to fit in society.   Question two A broken window is a theory which states that signs of chaos and misconduct in an environment usually motivate further mischief and chaos. A broken window is a metaphor for misconduct in a neighborhood.   Question 3 Shaw and McKay in 1942 studied locations of young children in Chicago by use of a spatial map. Their primary goal was to try to establish why certain locations are prone to crime than others. The studied places were referred to as Chicago Courts; they established that crime across the city was not equally spread, and lower class society had more juvenile criminals. Crime-prone neighborhoods were characterized by poverty. Question 4  Durkheim believed that crime exists and forms part of a society as it is required to create boundaries and differentiate between law-abiding and law-breakers…

  Why Managed Isolation has been imposed on Cross Border Travellers Entering into New Zealand The collected isolation fees have been set to regulate New Zealand citizens’ rights to return to their country and the need to pay for the cost of managing isolation units (RNZ, 2020). There are two main reasons why the New Zealand government decided to impose payments for managed isolation facilities. First and foremost, paying for the services at the controlled isolation units would enable the government to continually flow the funds required to settle the substantial financial costs involved in running the isolation facilities. In other words, collecting funds from those returning to New Zealand would reduce the taxpayers’ financial burden when it comes to sustaining the managed isolation units. Also, the charges would help in regulating the number of people who travel outside the country. It is possible to reduce the number of people who travel outside New Zealand for discretionary missions such as holidays by attaching high financial costs on managed isolation and returning to New Zealand (RNZ, 2020). To this end, imposing…

Executive Summary One of the most important roles of CIOs is ensuring a strong business alignment with IT. Such an alignment is vital in enterprise analytics. Although CIOs can see value in analytics, they should first focus on the business’s most vital analytics. They should also increase automation and predictive model to the business. The CIOs and other IT experts should also ensure that they articulate analytics potential at the enterprise level. These strategies are vital since IT is the talking language of today’s businesses.   Why Important to a CIO CIOs are the drivers of a business’s IT. Therefore, analytics involves IT, and the CIOs have a great role in ensuring that enterprise analytics is a success. With proper coordination between other IT experts and the CDO, CIOs can effectively drive enterprise analytics. Analytics helps the business move forward, automate, improve customer service, and ensure excellent data management. It is, therefore, important for CIOs to understand analytics in the business.