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Nike has become one of those global companies targeted by a broad range of campaigning pressure groups and journalists as a symbolic representation of the business in society. In Nike's case, the issues are those of human rights and conditions for workers in factories in developing countries. In the face of constant accusations, Nike has developed a considered response but the criticism of Nike still continues.Nike produces footwear, clothing, equipment and accessory products for the sports and athletic market. It is the largest seller of such garments in the world. It sells to approximately 19,000 retail accounts in the US, and then in approximately 140 countries around the world. Just
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"Assess the impact of social, political and economic issues in early twentieth century Russia in the downfall of the Romanov Dynasty."
The downfall of the Romanov dynasty was due to the impacts of bearing internal factors on Russia such as the social, political and economic issues present in early twentieth century Russia. These issues were largely manufactured by previous generations of Tsars but ultimately set in stone the downfall by Tsar Nicholas' inability to change.
Within the political sphere, Tsar Nicholas fundamental belief in his "divine right" as a Tsar and autocrat did nothing to minimise the growing discontent at the turn of
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and gender issues that do not support the equilibrium in society.A functionalist approach leads to exaggerated statements about positive effects of sport, believing that anything that lasts is good (is functional) and it fails to consider that sport could distort values. Functionalist theory is based on the assumption that the needs of the individuals in society reflect the needs of the social system, it assumes homogeneity of interests and the desire to maintain harmony which is not the case, not everyone in a society may want to play a certain sport, and functionalism cannot distinguish whether people actually want to play sport at all.The way the Government wants to promote sport is
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in several nations and across cultures. Ethics is essential to economic development. The field of ethics, also called moral philosophy, involves systematizing, defending, and recommending concepts of right and wrong behavior. Business ethics is the study and evaluation of decision making by businesses according to moral concepts and judgments. Ethical questions range from practical, narrowly defined issues, such as a company's obligation to be honest with its customers, to broader social and philosophical questions, such as a company's responsibility to preserve the environment and protect employee rights. Many ethical conflicts develop from conflicts between the differing interests of
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of the biggest issues or challenges faced by these companies is defining and enforcing appropriate ethical standards and operating in a socially responsible manner (Christopher, 2007).Violation of labor rights has been a widespread phenomenon mostly evident in rapidly growing countries offering low cost production and low cost labor for MNC's. Issues regarding child labor, forced labor, health and safe working conditions of the workers, wages, control over bodily functions and physical mistreatment, violence by police and security guards etc still demand a stringent action by the law and government (Chan, 1997, Shah, 1998). Big American giants for instance such as, Coca-Cola has been
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helped in reaching a decision quicker than having to go to court to reach a decision that may take months and cause both parties money and a decision that may not be favorable for any of the parties involved. Ethnically and morally CadMex made the right decision by not taking legal actions against Gentura because after all the decision by Gentura to breach the contract was to help individuals in their country of an epidemic out breach which Gentura felt tit was their social responsibility to help their people. Businesses have a role to play in improving the lives of all their customers, employees, and shareholders by sharing with them the wealth they have created (Cheeseman, 2004
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Evaluate any potential ethical, moral, or legal issues and Cite specific career competencies that are helpful or can be used in debate.Legalizing marijuana could lead to potential ethical, moral, and legal issues concerning its uses. Legalizing marijuana could be both ethical and unethical depending on whether its use is for medical or recreational purposes. While the raw marijuana plant may not be safe, medicinal marijuana is beneficial to cancer and AIDS patients. Marijuana is used to alleviate a lot of medical ailments such as nausea in cancer patients from chemotherapy, loss of appetite due to diseases such as HIV/AIDS; helps relax muscle tension and spasms, and chronic pain (Jacques
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Issue, Claim, and Reasoning of T. JeffersonThe main issue of The Declaration of Independence by Thomas Jefferson is to declare the colonies' independence from the Crown of Britain. They believed this to be within theirRights gifted upon them by their Creator. The Declaration of Independence discusses that we were under religious persecution and certain forms of "absolute tyranny" from Britain, so it was necessary to break the bonds that connected them to the monarchy. The argument represents a policy claim because Jefferson lets the reader know the code of law by stating things, for example, a government is created by the society and its people, but when the government fails to maintain its
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eventually the North came up thewinner because of matters of availability. I strongly agree with this issue, because ofbreaking away from England would be the best thing to help the U.S. Survive on itsown.The Thesis of this paper is suggested in a sentence at the end of the chapter " Andnow, four centuries from the discovery of America, at the end of a hundred years of lifeunder the Construtction, the frontier has gone, and with its going has closed the firstperiod of American History." This truly epitomizes the heart of his case. How thefrontier has ended and the impact it had on present-day America; how it shaped our wayof life for today. Every one of the issues discussed in this paper was and still is acontroversial issue of today's society.
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the oceans would be vitally important. With ships able to be used for military or merchant means, considerable effort was made by the newly formed nation states to develop powerful Merchant Marines. Nations constantly on the verge of war would be required to invest heavily to support their forces and subsequently protect their sovereignty .As the above policies have illustrated, there was a real and present interconnection between Mercantilist theory, policy and the wider political issues of the time. A time in which emerging empires fought for dominance not only at sea or on the battlefield, but through a new economic system the likes of which could never have been imagined by earlier scholastics. The symbiotic relationship between merchant and state cannot be more evident.This paper has focused on the issues regarding the emergence of the European nation states in the mercantilist era, as I feel they are the most vital to fully understand the times in which our modern society was shaped.
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While sitting and looking through my high school yearbook I couldn't help but think of a situation I had when I was in tenth grade. My locker happened to be right by where all the blacks of the school had their lockers. Just for a little insight into my high school years, my hair was never the same color and I wore 'different' clothing. So one night I get this great idea for a new hair style. I went to my hair stylist (my oldest sister) and told her what I wanted - fifty braids! At school the next morning I walk to my locker and a black girl comes up and says, "Oh no, you didn't! You are trying to be like Da Brat!" Da Brat is a rapper in case you didn't know. My response to what she said was
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Ethical Issues in Contemporary Sport: Major PaperDrug Testing should be abolished for athletes in SportAustralian distance runner Ron Clarke argues that there are no drug screening tests available that can catch all those athletes that use performance enhancing drugs. This he concludes, means that the International Olympic Committee should get rid of all testing. This is an option, however, it is not one that is best suited as the solution. It is true they will never catch all athletes, however, if they were to get rid of drug testing this may in a way condone the use of performance enhancing drugs in the highest level of sports. Also, would this get rid of a form of protection for the
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In Prehistory the discovery of fire first started pollution. The burning of natural and manmade materials is killing our planet, we should find an unlimited and non-pollutant resource to fuel our cars and heat our homes. Hydrogen is a good alternative to gasoline because it is non-pollutant and a bountiful resource. The polluting of the oceans are killing fish and mammals alike, when the seaweed is exposed to the oil it immediately absorbs it. Seaweed is the main food of numerous sea creatures including the sea otter, an endangered species. The endangerment of animals should also be stopped for example The Javan rhinoceros was once widespread throughout the Oriental Realm from Bengal
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this approach, John Boyne is able to implicitly confront a lot of issues. He addresses how Jewish families were taken and separated, the soldiers appalling treatment of the Jews, Gretels indoctrination, Mothers affair with Lieutenant Kotler, the labour and extermination of the Jews and more. And since these are hard things for any child to grasp, there could not be a better way to present them than the way this book does.And the way this book presents them is describing what Bruno sees, but either interpreting it differently or not interpreting it at all. However, subtle hints about the truth are added here and there, some of which could easily go unnoticed by the casual
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Race related themes have been widespread in films since the early days of silent movies. As the years have progressed, race related issues have been dealt with more openly and with more truth. Since the beginning of the motion picture industry, race related issues have been an important and much visited. During the era of silent films, African-American characters were actually played by white actors wearing black paint; as seen in the silent film The Birth of a Nation. This early film showed racial prejudice; however, it was a prejudice that was not recognized by those in the film or the writer.Glory was a motion picture that not only praised the bravery of an all black regiment during the
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demonstrate the buying patterns and revenue growth for companies.Even though social media is essential in today's world , we as a society still have issues with the dependence of technology .Marketing professional focus more on advantages of the social media market but often leave out the people who are not a part of such a marketing way as they have little interest in taking such advantages and using it in their daily life. Just as these communities grow in number, the standard of living and income would increase and websites , social networking platforms will have a larger group of consumers . Thereby , concluding a future highlight of the marketing ways which would serve the consumers better and
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is Pure Liberals. Pure Liberals are people who are liberal on both economical and social issues (Bryant, page 2). Some liberals might be liberal on just economical issues or social issues, but pure liberals are liberal on both issues. Pure Liberals want the government to reduce economic inequality, regulate business, tax the rich heavily, deal with crime by addressing its economic causes, protect the rights of accused criminals, allow abortion on demand, and guarantee the broadest possible freedoms of speech and press (Bryant, page 4).Another group of people whom we have in the United States are the Conservatives. Conservatives are people who favor more limited and local government, less
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Of Mice and Men In the novel Of Mice and Men, many social injustices, which are reflective of the time, victimize many characters in the novel. John Steinbeck wrote of a time where the economic depression has begun to destroy the spirits of human kind. The injustices portrayed through the characters were accepted at the time, by both the victims and the victimizers. Sexism and Racism were two issues that were touched upon through two secondary characters, " Curley's wife" and "Crooks." John Steinbeck expressed sexism through "Curley's wife." Throughout the novel, her name was not mentioned once to show the insignificance of women at the time. Steinbeck restricted "Curley's wife" from
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character we observe in this society in this period? And what is the meaning for "human nature" of each and every feature of the society we are examining?• The most important distinction is between the issues and the troubles.• Issues- have to do with the matters that transcend these local environments of the individual and the range of his inner life.• Troubles- occur within the character of the individual and within his range of his immediate relations with others. It has to do with his self and with those areas of social life in which he is directly and personally aware.• The sociological imagination is supposed to help man to understand that what is happening to themselves is a result of intersections of history and biography within their society.
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networking sites namely Friendster and Multiply and made a comparison whether these 4th year high school students do more significant stuff on multiply than Friendster or vice-versa. This could really be competitive as both social sites contain all the six building blocks of social software.We then looked to the issue whether 4th year high school students show their true identity online. A lot of people use pseudonyms to hide their identities online and represent a different person behind the username. Some issues like gays trying to meet boys and so they disguised themselves as women so men would get attracted to them are some cases where hiding their true identity really became of benefit
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Benetton's moves to be hypocritical and shameless. Some found the ads offensive and tasteless while others see them as crusading efforts to promote social values. Benetton tried to push the latter kind of thinking by supporting social organizations and printing discussions on moral issues around the world. Furthermore, some considered the ads as a form of art. There is no doubting the talents of Benetton's photographer, Oliviero Toscani. Many of his photos won awards and have been displayed in galleries worldwide.There is no question that Benetton understood the concept of self-promotion. Their print and poster campaign generated an incredible amount of discussion and this is what we would
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news and messages around the globe, breaking the boundaries of time and place. The global real-time communication system intensifies social interaction over long distances and cultivates the global consciousness of young people. Satellite television and the Internet bring live news and information to young people's doorsteps around the globe. There are few places in the world today where a young person cannot gain access to a continuous flow of information, sound, and pictures from other countries and cultures. The global communication system helps young people reach out to the world and develop multiple understandings about things and issues. Many cultures are now visibly present in the
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Icof.infobaselearning.comInfobase Learning - LoginIn-text: (Icof.infobaselearning.com, 2014)Bibliography: Icof.infobaselearning.com, (2014). Infobase Learning - Login. [online] Available at: http://icof.infobaselearning.com/articles/crime,-law,-and-justice/capital-punishment.aspx [Accessed 27 Aug. 2014].From this source I found the information regarding the certain chemicals used in the lethal injection. It was also where the I gained the information regarding the origins of the lethal injection. This source is where got the quote from Richard Dieter.Encyclopedia of Catholic social thought, social science, and social policy Volume 1 A-J ed. Michael L. Coulter; Stephen M. Krason; Richard S
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. For more than a century, women political activists have led a struggle for social justice that demonstrated a distinct continuity of reform interests. These suffrage parties made clever slogans, and protested their treatment from the man, and their right to vote. In response, women generated their own style of politics. Beginning with the drive for woman suffrage, woman organized at the grassroots level around major political and social issues.#The New Woman, although not fighting for the same things as Jane Addams and the other suffrages were, also never fought against their sex role as a mother. New Women wanted to have the same rights as men and be on equal playing fields in the work
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misconceptions about certain issues and "eradicate all the conflicts" (Karnes, 2002) which occur in both, schools and the social environment, therefore, teachers must show a very powerful and significant role in facilitating Reconciliation in their classrooms and the schools to which they are appointed.NRW, which was first celebrated in 1996, offers people across Australia the opportunity of reconciliation, to learn about the culture and history of Indigenous Australians and explore new and better ways of meeting challenges in our communities. It lies between two very significant dates in the history of Indigenous Australians; the 27th of May, which is the anniversary of the 1967 referendum where 90% of
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you say the organization is addressing its central environmental/social issue/s in a substantive way?Yes, I firmly believe that Hewlett-Packard Company is addressing its environmental/social issues in a substantive way. Apart from the programs that "The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation" is involved in, i.e. the ones explicitly engaged to work for social causes; HP is even trying to do as much for the society in relation to the business they are into. As I mentioned above, HP is continually improving the environmental performance of their products and solutions so that it aligns with a low carbon economy. Also, HP is engaged in a number of eco-label programs such as Electronic Product
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in their paper. Broadly speaking, the challenges for distance education are technological and social. The technological issues require researchers from education and information technology field to work together, some of these issues have been partly solved while others remain open. There were similar suggestions by many researchers that faculty and learners both must gain technological training, there should be institutional support for learners and also that distance education may change institutional culture. Distance education requires to change a number of aspect of teaching, including course content, teaching roles and methods, assessment strategies, interaction, and communication
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The decline of party strength and influence began in the 19th century, partly due to the growth of the federal government under FDR whose 'New Deal' establishment served to undermine traditional social functions once carried out by party machines, thus weakening party loyalty. In the 1960's and 1970s new issues such as civil rights, feminism, environmentalism and consumer rights arose to challenge traditional voting habits. These issues did not divide neatly along party lines and more voters indulged in "ticket-splitting" (voting for different parties in different elections). Partly in response to these trends, the parties themselves began to question their own policies and challenge their
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for her children, which later on had a substantial effect on their employment chances. Paul was born into a life of poverty, he grew up in a lower class neighbourhood with a criminal subculture or criminal way of life was common. Paul was exposed to criminal subcultures where criminal behaviour was merely a social deviance and was influenced by this was of living.There are two main issues which Paul uses to justify his initial actions. Paul justifies his actions through higher principles; believing that stealing from a commercial factory is not wrong because they are insured. He also believes that he was also subject to legalities which increased his sentence. If he committed the same crime on
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its rulers. He also calls on the industry tycoons to treat the laboring class with more dignity and respect. They are not a commodity to be used as wagers, contracts, or deal breakers. The working class is the backbone of any economy, because without them the great companies would not succeed. So because of rising issues regarding socialistic and capitalistic practices in the new age of industry, Pope Leo XIII calls for the Church to take on a new role. There is strength in numbers and strength in the religious voices, especially since many were members of the Christian religion. Due to the changing social conditions, Pope Leo XIII called on the Church to take an active role in
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Functions of the United NationsThe United Nations is an international body that was formed in 1945 after World War II. The United Nations was formed to replace the League of Nations. Its primary objectives includes; stopping wars between countries and to providing a platform for dialogue. It contains multiple subsidiary organizations to carry out its missions.The United Nations contains 192 member states. - (This includes nearly every recognised sovereign state in the world.)The United Nations System is separated into five different bodies. These are the General Assemble, The Security Council, The Economic and Social Council, Secretariat and the International Court of Justice. - (The
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IntroductionThe purpose of this study is to prevent isolation and unnecessary functional decline among Korean and Chinese older adults by enhancing their social, physical and mental well being through promotion of social interaction and healthy living. The Turner Senior Resource Center, located in Ann Arbor of Michigan, is a community outreach program of the University of Michigan Health System Geriatrics Center. The center recognizes that cultural and ethnic diversity is important for effective programs, so the center is trying to adapt to the unique needs of minority individuals through its Asian Outreach Program. Currently, the center severs two major Asian groups: Chinese and Korean
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moral panic on its own.Moral panics come and go, some are dealt with or resolved where as others simply die down when the next arises but all seem to emerge around public issues which are taken by the media and public as symptomatic of general social disorder. They represent the general belief within our mainstream society that moral standards and behaviour are on the decline. The issues are often dramatic and the panic escalates quickly.Moral panic is generally shown to be a creation of the media but is driven and intensified by the public response.686 words.Reference:·Giddens, A. Sociology 4th Edition (2001) Blackwell publishers Ltd, Oxford.·Mooney, G., Kelly, B., Goldblatt, D
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I will provide you a review of the 1985 movie "Battered Wives, Shattered Lives", narrated by Mr. Ed Asner. The movie sheds some light on numerous cases and instances of domestic violence and the battering of women.The states of New Jersey, Minnesota, and Alaska have taken action to recognize the domestic violence issues and taken action to hold the abusers accountable for their unjust actions. Abuse was said to be actions involving beating and chocking. Once Instance involving Ms. Rapp, she killed her abusive husband in self-defense after realizing that it was either him or her that would die on that day. She put up with 30 years of horrific abuse and enough was enough.Violence was said to
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record. Issues such as trade andcommerce have existed since the origin of civilization and by studying our economicrecord we may learn the solutions to any problems we may come across today. Theseaspects are too closely related to ever be mentioned in isolation.Although closely associated with the previous two, one aspect of history which effectsevery human being on the planet is our social record. Every culture's traditions havemade some contribution to the society we live in, the art and music of the past have suchobvious descendants in everyday life, especially in the United States, that one can't helpbut thinking that people in the past weren't that different than people today.One of the
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absorbing work covers much ground. His data are drawn from Denmark, England and Wales, France, Germany, Hungary, Iceland, Scotland, and the United States. Among his numerous analyses depicted with liberal use of tables and graphs, he examines naming patterns for various racial and ethnic groups, including Asian Americans in California, Mexican Americans in Texas, White ethnic groups in Illinois, and Jewish naming patterns in the United States. He also examines African-American naming patterns from slavery forward. In additional analyses, Lieberson provides some interesting looks at issues such as the reasons behind the popularity, or lack of popularity, of certain Biblical names, the impact of the
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the needs and wants of the society. This thus, makes education to become a norm for services in all industrial sectors. The primary skills and the ability to apply the skills is the basis for evaluating the market.The foundation of the society is based on education since it brings economic and social prosperity. Gaining education enhances an individual to live a respectful life in the society. This is because education offers a setting in which culture and values of a society are developed. In this respect, education in modern society provides a forum where the society examines its issues and identifies solutions. The advancement of a society both economically and socially is by gaining
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An extract from this essay...The lack of understanding towards the concequences of bullying. Suicide. It's a touchy subject isn't it? But it happens; it's a fact of life. Did you know that every 90 minutes, somewhere in the world, a teenager takes their own life? There are over 5000 teenage suicides every year. Half of those, that's around 2,500 lives, are taken not due to family issues, not due to depression or abuse, not due to pressure at school, but due to bullying. There are various types of it, but most have three things in common; it is deliberately hurtful behaviour, it is typically repeated over time and often there is an imbalance of power, which makes it hard for those being
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The Dictionary of Social Work roughly defines middle adulthood as the period between forty-five and sixty-four years of age. There are four main tasks in this stage. They include meeting intimacy and family needs, satisfying achievement needs, taking care of elderly parents, and coping with end of life issues. Erikson identifies the need for achievement during midlife, which fits into his stage of generativity vs. stagnation. Success in adulthood is defined by feelings of connectedness and the ability to take care of others. Generativity is the satisfaction resulting from positive relationships with family and friends and the idea of leaving a heritage behind. Stagnation, on the other hand
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soon.An announcement by South Australian Education Minister Colin Barnett in 1999, said that the Government will be establishing an Aboriginal-managed school in the Northern Suburbs. Hopefully measures such as this one and others, will slowly begin bridging the gap between education standards and results for Aboriginal people throughout the whole of Australia.'Current Social Issues,' Vol 99, No 19, November, 1999, Curtin Publishing.
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, which elects about one quarter of the members in the House of Commons. This success has been as much a function of Conservative mistakes as Liberal skill. In the early years of Confederation the Conservatives held a majority of Quebec's seats. But in the 1880s the government of the Conservatives' first leader, Sir John A. Macdonald, began to lose the support of Quebec's predominantly French-speaking Catholic population when he permitted the execution of Louis Riel, the French-speaking leader of a rebellion among the métis in the Northwest Territories.Subsequently, as new issues arose in French-English relations, the Conservatives made decisions that reinforced and deepened French
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' perspectives of conflict resolution and efficient organization. Within the process of organization, conflict is invoked. Moreover, conflict is inevitable and natural. We learn to stop conflict before damage is done with a bit of forethought and prevention. PTK has taught me self-control in such a way that reexamining issues, listening to other parties, and respecting their points of view became my natural tendency.Great time management and efficient organization is one of the most vital skills leaders can develop. All of us have the same number of hours in a day, and no amount of effort can change that. What we can influence is how we spend those hours. PTK taught me to execute around
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consider that personal responsibility is the underlying issues for identifying teen pregnancy as a social problem. Personal responsibility is related to poverty in a way which emphasizes the economic links between welfare and illegitimacy. Policy makers offer the solution of " removing subsidies [which] will discourage promiscuity... Ending this governmental program is seen as a means for creating sexual discipline among poor females"(56). Policy makers ignore the actual facts which create the title of promiscuity. The title is sometimes wrongly assigned to these women. According to West, churches are used wrongly to help welfare recipients because being instruments of the state, they
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feminist writer and lecturer, Gilman was never comfortable with labels. "I was not a reformer but a philosopher," she wrote in her autobiography. "I worked for various reforms…my business was to find out what ailed society, and how most easily and naturally to improve it. This method was through education. She used her lectures and publications to teach present and future generations about the possibilities that lay open to them. Gilman's writings about the tensions and struggles between marriage and career, social expectations, and personal goals continue to impact women's decisions. Her arguments have greatly heightened our understanding of the power of social norms on individuals, making Gilman's life and literary works a role model for many. Even though these works were written a century ago, Gilman's view of womanhood and education remains important as society continues to struggle with issues of gender and women continue to struggle for equality and independence.
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as a result of fundamental changes in social attitudes about the proper conduct of business organizations.Many factors have contributed to the increased public concern regarding business values and ethics, including: the growing inability of the market mechanism to govern many business decisions and activities because companies have become so large and powerful, a growth in government constraints and involvement in business firms' activities, concern about certain issues such as environmental protection, which are not normally regulated by the market, and the surfacing of quality of life issues, which are of high priority among society's social values. Furthermore, companies have become
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Louise Page uses various political elements in her play. In woman's theatre the issues are more often based around the personal and domestic aspects of the home and family. Page addresses breast cancer in her play emphasising that it is a subject appropriate for the stage, this also demonstrates that these issues have just as much social and political significance to the audience as other issues approached by male playwrights. She uses theatre to raise awareness of breast cancer and the treatment and she constructed the play in a way that informs both male and female viewers.Page uses short episodic scenes to help maintain the audiences attention and to help them remain focused on the facts
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, need in the society. The most questionable moments in gender issues are the problem of - degradation of social sphere (L'udi I Roli: Gendernii Format, p.12). Women are 'throwing away' from the social and economical institutions, because of their less demand. The special seats are in general, in the men hands. They are not in risk of going to decree, weak and requiring supplementary pays. Thus the men are basic means in bringing total benefits to family.The second problem is- sexual, discriminative stereotypes according to the role of woman in the family and society (L'udi I Roli: Gendernii format, p.13). This is most arguable and still remaining problem among the countries of the South. The
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Summary:Elizabeth Haiken, "The Making of the Modern Face: Cosmetic Surgery," Social Research, Spring 2000. The American culture that produced cosmetic surgery is the increasingly visual, psychologically influenced culture of the twentieth century United States. For those surgeons who perform cosmetic surgery, the relationship between the physical face and the construction of individual identity has always been and continues to be central. "In our modern twentieth century United States, our attitudes toward cosmetic surgery have been based on a series of assumptions: that inside every person who looks different is an American struggling to get out; that inside every homely girl a confident
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use of small, disadvantaged and minority owned suppliers in order to avoid negative perceptions by established suppliers.The ethical issues of increasing the use of suppliers that fit into non-traditional categories can provide a company such as Dell the opportunity to increase social awareness and social responsibility within the company and within the global community. Although it is difficult to create a set of strict guidelines that will work for every organization, across each standard and principle, in every situation, the importance of ethical demands attention and proactive commitment from across the supply chain.ReferencesISM Principles of Social Responsibility, published by the Institute for Supply Management, Inc., Tempe, AZ, www.ism.ws, 2003.Information Technology Association of Canada, (2003). Retrieved from the internet on April 13, 2004.Dell: Building a Work-Class Supply chain Solution, (2003). Retrieved from the internet on April 13, 2004.
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