Facebook Selected application The chosen application is Facebook (website is www.facebook.com), which has services, products, and tools essential in enabling users to collect with each other in a social network. The third parties have also been able to provide their applications using the platform Purpose of the application The website, www.facebook.com, was established in 2004. Since then, it has developed and become the most popular social media platform in the world. As such, it has more than seven hundred and fifty users; seventy percent of this number of people are outside the U.S. The development of the website by Mark Zuckerberg was to act as a social networking site for university students (Chang et al., 2015). However, throughout the last decade, the mission statement of the company has changed. As such, it provides individuals the opportunity to share personal information, ensuring that the universe is not only open but well connected. There has been an increased connection between individuals, as the site enables people to understand others better. The founder ensured that users could control the information they share on…

Analysis of Starbuck’s Case Study Strengths Starbucks, a coffee trading company is really on its way to achieving a substantial grip of the global market. With just a span of about 15 years, Starbucks had achieved an impressive increase in the number of shops to about 19,000 shops in the global market, up from 281 shops in 1999 with Seattle only has 17 shops. Since, its decision to expand, Starbucks has had a tremendous 20 per cent increase in sales since the company ventured into the global market with 2008, recording an outstanding $10.4 billion in sales. Nonetheless, the company has recorded huge profits since its conception peaking at $673 billion in 2007. Starbucks has managed to maintain an outstanding brand image, and this has enabled it to quickly recuperate after the closure of most of its stores. Moreover, the coffee company enjoys an extensive global supply chain which much supports its operations around the globe. Weaknesses Nevertheless, the company has not fallen short of weaknesses, to start with, it had registered massive losses in cost that lead to the…

Client Analysis Part 1: Client Profile An area of discussion The area of discussion is chronic alcoholism, which is a severe form of a drinking problem. As such, an individual cannot control the desire to take alcohol, making them not engaged in other obligations and responsibilities, including work and care for the family. As a result, the individual may have withdrawal symptoms, which may lead to suicidal tendencies. The individual will depend on alcohol and cannot carry his or her daily activities without drinking. Alcohol dependency may cause a severe workplace issue, as the individual risk falling into arguments and fights with their co-workers. Harmful drinking will be difficult to stop after becoming a habit. As such, it is challenging to identify the signs and symptoms of chronic alcoholism by clients. They will lack interest in their work; they will also appear intoxicated most of the time when they are in the workplace. They will want to drink more to achieve similar effects. People with chronic alcoholism problem seems tired, irritable, and unwell and cannot control their desire to drink…

  Education The teacher’s responsibility is to integrate activities that pinpoint children’s basic rights in their teaching plans. Additionally, they should stress on various rights and freedoms a child is entitled to, therefore help them comprehend their rights. Every teacher must do their best to conform to the Geneva Declaration of children’s rights standards, therefore enhancing proper growth and development. In this paper, I shall outline how ABC’s lesson is designed to help children, especially under eighteen, about their child rights (Bamford, 1997). Additionally, I will provide an overview of Emma, a student whose mother was diagnosed with cancer pinpointing her academic progress. Emma’s performance has been worsening since she acquired two jobs to start fending for her family. She sometimes attends lecture late or even fail to attend at all. Little concentration span is another issue she seems to be struggling with of late. Sometimes she even fails to submit her school assignment on time and seems very worried before the exam commences. Various lessons and approaches can teach about human rights, helping children grip awareness of their basic…

Teacher’s responsibility It is the teacher’s responsibility to integrate activities that pinpoint children’s basic rights in their teaching plans. Additionally, they should stress on various rights and freedoms a child is entitled to, therefore help them comprehend their rights. Every teacher must do their best to conform to the Geneva Declaration of children’s standards, therefore enhancing proper growth and development. In this paper, I shall outline how ABC’s lesson is designed to help children, especially under eighteen, about their child rights. Additionally, I will provide an overview of Emma, a student whose mother was diagnosed with cancer pinpointing her academic progress. Emma’s performance has been worsening since she acquired two jobs to start fending for her family. She sometimes attends lecture late or even fail to attend at all. Little concentration span is another issue she seems to be struggling with of late. Sometimes she even fails to submit her school assignment on time and seems very worried before the exam commences. Various lessons and approaches can teach about human rights hence helping children beware of their basic rights. A…

  Prenatal Development For decades, research has always shown interest in the topic of prenatal development. Generally, this topic is complex in nature and presents various stages and events that need to fully be understood to help expecting mothers stay safe through their periods of pregnancy. For this reason, studies have been conducted in the medical field, behavioral science, and neuroscience to get relevant information. Based on this insight, this paper seeks to explain terms associated with prenatal development. The development of an embryo is the starting point of prenatal development. However, all through the development process, mistakes occur; detective genes also interrupt the development process in various ways that result in malfunctions and sometimes death. Besides, external factors are also responsible, which brings us to the concept of “teratology.” Teratology is defined as a set of factors that lead to malformation, both by genes and environmental agents. Its origin is derived from the Greeks with “tera” meaning “monster,” a name used in the ancient times to refer to babies born with severe malformation considered portents. Globally, various congenital disabilities…

Assessment for inorganic chemistry 1 Unit 2: Assessment for inorganic chemistry 1 Periodicity Question 1 Nitrogen-(2,5) Potassium-(2,8,8,1) Arsenic -(2,8,18,5) Vanadium-(2,8,8,5) Question 2(a)   Across the period, from left to right, there is an increase in the number of valence electrons. Melting point and boiling point increase across period three except for the silicon case There is a decrease in atomic radii across period 3 elements. Across the period, elements become less metallic. Across the period, there is an increase in ionization energy. The ionic radius decreases across period 3   (b)   Silicon possesses a giant covalent structure. Each atom shares each in the outer electrons with another bit (silicon); its existence in giant covalent nature makes it have a high melting point of 1414 degrees Celsius. Multiple strong covalent bonds have to be broken, requiring more energy. Phosphorous consists of atoms held by a stigma bond requiring energy to break. This leads to a simple covalent structure; breaking weaker London forces is not as hard as a covalent bond, making it have a low melting point of 44 degrees…

Data Mining provides significant merit to the health care facilities in different fields such as disease diagnosis and mortality prediction. Predictive and descriptive analytics both have a vital role in health care (Tan, 2019). The following are the application areas; Data mining- machine learning technique can be used to diagnose cancer of the breast, hypertension, heart condition, Parkinson’s disease, renal failure, asthma, and. Tan  (2019) noted that researchers tried to use computers and applied theories to determine a bacterial infection. Currently, researchers have proposed to determine the biochemical characteristics in the diagnosis of cancer. In this case, they considered a feature selection algorithm and used a Support Vector Machine classification algorithm to apply the integrated feature selection technique to disease diagnosis (Polat, 2017). Regarding the systematic diagnosis of neural and heart diseases, an author connected an artificial bee colony algorithm and a modified full Bayesian network classifier to successfully predict a disorder, thereby attaining almost 100% accuracy. The Bayesian classifier is evidence of machine learning in the diagnosis of diseases. The Bayesian model and the Jelinek-Mercer smoothing method is used…

Strategic information planning Question 4 Strategic information planning is a vital process that leads to successful health information technology’s successful alignment with its strategy. It is carried out in five phases; planning the health information technology planning process, situational analysis, conceiving strategic alternatives, and planning strategy implementation (Ginter, 2018). The phases are then examined in four dimensions; alignment, analysis, cooperation, and capabilities. Tan (2019) points out that the first phase of strategic information system planning is strategic awareness; it has four components: the planning team, top management commitment, key planning issues, and planning objectives. Delineation from the top management enables the planners to be reasonable with the available materials based on their understanding of strategies and increasing departmental budgets. Experts in the organization’s strategy are also made available to the senior management’s planners to align with its strategy. Employees with knowledge of external policy, internal workflow pattern processes, clinical and medical information, and information technology digitalization are included in the planning team to align (Feliciano, 2008). The planners outline key planning issues and objectives by stressing the high-level organization strategy…

Digital Payment   The information era is characterized by instant access to information and markets, and increased availability of smartphones that have seen consumers shift from brick and motor stores to online shopping and cash to cashless transactions. Digital payment is one of the recent development that has gained tremendous acceptance in the financial sector. There are various forms of digital payments that people use across the globe.  Despite the convenience of digital payment methods, it attracts various risks such as theft and cybercrimes. However, technology developers are continually developing solutions to secure digital payment, and the success of the technology relies on various factors such as investments in necessary infrastructure, organizational policies, and change in consumer tastes and preferences.  Digital payment is likely to dominate the financial sector since consumers are in pursuit of convenience and flexibility besides the wide adoption of mobile phones and access to the internet. New Modes of Payment Apart from the traditional cards, internet banking, bank transfers, and e-wallets new digital payment methods have emerged and are gaining strength. Such include the use of…