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System Administrators, The Privacy of E-Mail, and Professional Ethics and Morality
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A 10 page discussion of the dilemma facing many system administrators regarding private e-mail. Identifies system administration as a new profession resulting from the technological revolution. Emphasizes, however, that the dilemma regarding the invasion of privacy which results with the reading of personal e-mail is really a very old dilemma of ethics and morals. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: PPethSys.wps

System Change In Organizations; Enterprise Resource Planning and The Case Of Nestle
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This 35 page paper looks at the drivers and potential benefits as well as the disadvantages that are associated with the implementation of enterprise resource planning (ERP). The paper starts with an introduction outlines aims and objectives and a justification for the research. An in depth literature review looks at a number of issues considering the implementation of ERP, including what it is, the drivers for its' adoption, the key success factors for implementation at a practical and a human level and the potential problems. The paper then looks at Nestle, a large company hat have been implementing an ERP strategy and considerers the case study in the context of the previous literature review. The bibliography cites 37 sources.
Filename: TENestleERP.rtf

System Development Life Cycle
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A 10 page paper. The writer begins by discussing the three primary reasons for building a new system and also discusses Wetherbe's PIECES. Building systems, i.e., developing software applications, has become a very complex project that led to different management models, most of which are based on system life cycles. System development life cycle models offer frameworks to organize and manage the multitude of activities that are required for software development. This paper describes some of these models, such as the Waterfall model, Spiral model, the rapid application development model and others. The writer also outlines the six phases included in most models and discusses why the prototyping model is often used. The writer also comments on why some businesses may choose not to use a system development life cycle model. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: PGsysdv.rtf

System Theory in General Management
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A 9 page overview of the importance of system theory to general business management. Describes the fast-paced changes the business world is experiencing and emphasizes the importance of definition, goals, and objectives in management. Each of these require effective communication and management structure. Bibliography lists 12 sources.
Filename: Systheo.wps

SYSTEM THINKING AND THEORY OF CONSTRAINTS
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This 7-page paper examines accounting methods with the theory of constraints and determines if traditional accounting methods are effective. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: MTtheocons.rtf

Systematic Learning And Development
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A 14 page paper. This essay reports the amount spent on personnel development in the UK and U.S. in 2008. The essay discusses employee training and development programs in general and the concerns that are voiced about them. The essay then explains and discusses the systematic learning and development approach to training programs, including the steps involved in planning this kind of program. Bibliography lists 14 sources.
Filename: PGsystr9.rtf

Systems Analysis
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This 4 page paper uses a case study to demonstrate the way systems analysis with a closed loop diagram can take place. The example of a call center is used, where there are problems in the quality of the service provided to the callers. The paper outlines the issues and the problems, identifies the variables and then uses a closed loop diagram to identify the different links between the variables. The bibliography cites 2 sources.
Filename: TEsysanacall.rtf

Systems Approach To Management
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A 7 page paper. This essay explains the systems approach to management. The discussion includes a definition of this approach, the components of an open system, the internal and external environments. The paper also discusses three specific external driving forces and how systems thinking helps managers consider these forces. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Filename: PGsystmg.rtf

Systems Approach to Management; A Case Study
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This 12 page paper considers a case provided by the student. The case involves the movement of departments to new buildings, and although the case shows a logistical success, there is also a loss of personnel. The writer considers how alterative approaches, such as the use of soft systems managements techniques may have produced a better result in terms of the human aspect of a change. The bibliography cites 15 sources.
Filename: TEmovnhs.rtf

Systems Approach To Training (ISD/SAT)
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A 24 page research paper. This paper offers a description of the Systems Approach to Training, the phases and steps involved, the cyclical nature of the training process and the continual analysis of the process. "System" and "Process" are defined and described. Each component in the Systems Approach to Training is comprehensively discussed. Additionally, the definition of training itself is provided because there is little sense in discussing training without an understanding of what training means. A short section on the learning process/styles is provided to demonstrate another aspect of training that must be considered. Finally, a critique of the Systems Approach to Training is provided. Examples are provided. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
Filename: PGsattrn.rtf