IBM's major competitors in
the personal computer industry during the 1990s included
Compaq, Dell, Apple, AST, AT&T, NEC, and Daewoo.
<span>To add, IBM</span> is an American multinational technology company headquartered in Armonk,
New York, United
States<span>, with operations in over 170 countries.</span>
A verbal contract is generally legally binding, but enforcement requires a significant burden of proof. In this particular instance, there would be exceptional difficulties in compelling Chris to pay.
Answer: The correct answer is "Organizational".
Explanation: Employees who have difficulty performing efficiently on the job often have poor <u>organizational</u> skills, are confused about their priorities (what is most important), and may be slow in making decisions.
Organizational skills allow us to distinguish which are our priorities, short, medium and long term objectives to be met and the steps to follow to fulfill these. Once focused on that, decision-making aimed at meeting these objectives tends to be much faster, which as a result demonstrates more efficient work.
Answer:
a) If Jeff purchases today, then he can expect to earn $30,000.
b) If Jeff decides to wait and try to purchase tomorrow, his expected profit is $22,000.
c) If Jeff decides to wait even more and buy the day after tomorrow, then his expected profit is $8,400.
d) Three days form now there will be no XPO2 available, so his profit is $0.
e) Jeff should purchase the XPO2 today and earn $30,000.
Explanation:
selling price $180,000
- buys today, then profit = $180,000 - $150,000 = $30,000
- buys tomorrow, then profit = $180,000 - $125,000 = $55,000 x 40% = $22,000
- if he buys the day after tomorrow, then profit = $180,000 - $110,000 = $70,000 x 40% x 30% = $8,400
- if he waits 3 days, then his profit is $0 because there are no XPO2s available.
Answer:
Recruiting
Internal communication
Online community building
Explanation:
Blogs allow businesses to interact with customers and employees and to keep them informed.
Blogs can potentially reach far-flung and vast audiences.
Companies use blogs for public relations, customer relations, crisis communication, market research, viral marketing, online communities, internal communication, and recruiting.
