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UTILITY OF QUALITY CONTROL TOOLS AND STATISTICAL PROCESS CONTROL TO IMPROVE THE PRODUCTIVITY AND QUALITY IN AN INDUSTRY RALLABANDI SRINIVASU 1 G. SATYANARAYANA REDDY 2 SRIKANTH REDDY RIKKULA 3 1. Professor Director in St. Mary’s Group of Institutions, Hyderabad, India. 2. Professor HOD-MBA in CMR College of Information Technology, Hyderabad, India 3. Associate Professor, MCA Dept. St.Mary’s College of Engg. Technology, Hyderabad ,India. E-MAIL: rsrinivasusas@gmail.com , satya3831@yahoo.com, rikkula@gmail.com ABSTRACT: Statistical Process Control (SPC) methods have been widely recognized as effective approaches for process monitoring and†¦show more content†¦In a process that is under control, by removing all special causes that are noticed until then, the remaining variability would come from common causes. After taking the process under control, the next stage improves the process. The only target for the production is to get the statistically control, and to reduce the variables in the same time. Because as the variables reduce, the cost is going to be less, too.A large variety of Statistical Process Control (SPC) schemes have been developed for quality and productivity improvement since the 1960s. SPC utilizes statistical methods to monitor manufacturing processes with an aim to maintain and improve the product quality while decreasing the variance. Much research has been conducted on the issues of SPC and the resulting developments are readily available in the literature, see surveys of research on SPC by Lowry and Montgomery (1995), Woodall and Montgomery (1999) and Stoumbos et al. (2000). Nevertheless, conventional SPC methods are typically restricted to a single process stage in industrial and service applications. Quality Control (QC) is an important function in factory as it deals with product inspection before the product was shipped to customers. 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Essays on The Needs and Satisfaction Levels of International Tourists, How Tourists Resources Are Aligned to Meet the Changing Needs of Tourists Research Proposal The paper â€Å"The Needs and Satisfaction Levels of International Tourists, How Tourists’ Resources Are Aligned to Meet the Changing Needs of Tourists" is an engrossing example of a research proposal on tourism. This proposal provides background information compelling the implementation of this study. It also provides a management decision problems and research problems (Miller, Vandome, and McBrewster, 2009). The proposal also provides a detailed research design for this study by providing the type of research to be undertaken, the type of information to be collected, the recommended method of data collection, sampling techniques, and plan of data analysis (Bramwell and Lane, 2011). The report then provides a conclusion and recommendations for the study.There are various tourist attractions features in Canberra. One of these features is the Australian war memorial, which was built in 1925 that commemorates the war dead of Australia (Breakey, Ding, and Lee, 2008). Another fe ature is the national gallery of Australia which has a wide range of Australia’s art collection. The new parliament house is another key tourist attraction feature in Canberra. Tourists are also attracted to the Australia national film and sound archive which is situated in the Art Deco building that was established in 1930. The Australia academy of science is also a source of tourist attraction in Canberra (Buhalis and Darcy, 2010). Australian national botanic garden that contains many species of flora found in Australia is also a tourist attraction for tourists. The Australian national university is also a tourist attraction point mainly due to its beautiful grounds. Other main tourists’ attraction features in Canberra include Lake Burley Griffin, National Carillon, National Library of Australia, National Zoo and Aquarium, Black Mountain, Canberra Explorer bus, Canberra theatre center, civic square, and Commonwealth Park. In addition, others are Canberra Thespis stat ue, Deakin, Forrest, general post office, London circuit, old parliament house, Parkes, Parliament triangle, Reid, Royal Australian mint, Russel, Serbian orthodox church, St. John’s Church, St Kilda Carousel and Yarralumla (Australia, 2011). Tourists are also attracted to Canberra due to its surroundings such as snowy mountains, Lanyon Homestead, Mount Stromlo observatory, Tidbinbilla and Namadgi national park.BackgroundThe purpose of this study is to elucidate the needs, wants and satisfaction levels among international tourists visiting Canberra, Australia (Buckley, 2011). Tourism is one of the major contributors to the Canberra economy and Australia as a whole. The changing needs of tourists call for establishing their needs and wants in order to be able to satisfy them (Miller, Vandome, and McBrewster, 2009). Studies have indicated that the satisfaction of tourists is under the influence of several situational variables such as social settings, resource settings, and mana gement settings. It has also been established that based on the tourist’s socioeconomic and cultural characteristics in addition to their norms, experiences, preferences, and attitudes, they evaluate tourists’ attraction features subjectively (Australia, 2011). Australia has been experiencing dwindling number of international tourists since 1995 and as such, there is need to establish the needs, wants and satisfaction levels of those who visit Canberra in order to inform the management on how to improve on this and increase the number of international visitors to the region (Bramwell and Lane, 2011). Thus, the main object of this proposal is to devise ways of conducting a study that will help in informing the management of the needs, wants and satisfaction levels of tourists in Canberra (O’Neill, Riscinto-Kozub, Hyfte, 2010). This will, in turn, help the management to offer the much-needed direction on how to tailor the available resources in order to meet the n eeds and wants of tourists and at the same time increase the satisfaction levels. By doing so, the management will be able to reverse the declining trend of international visitors to Australia.

World climate change Free Essays

Introduction The ambiance and interact with each other, the Earth changes the orbit, volcanic eruptions and the energy received from Sun alterations – these are consequences of the universe clime alteration. Over 100 yeas ago, people had begun firing coal, gas and oil, which lead to climate alteration and causation nursery consequence and planetary heating. As a consequence of the human activities the emanation of nursery gases, such as C dioxide, azotic oxide and methane, influence on planetary heating and leads to atmosphere that known as â€Å"greenhouse effect† . We will write a custom essay sample on World climate change or any similar topic only for you Order Now Merely because of combustion of fossil fuels, every twelvemonth over 30 billion metric tons of C dioxide go oning emitted to atmosphere and even 7 billion metric tons to boot go oning to breathe by deforestation activities. Increasing concentration of C dioxide in the ambiance can increase planetary temperature to 7A °C and influence on the planetary biggest ecosystems to resistless recession. For comparing, increasing temperature to 2A °C can take to disappearance of 20 – 30 % of species. The nursery gases – azotic oxide and methane are increasing by human activities as good and have less powerful nursery consequence than C dioxide. Methane produces on topographic points such as landfill sites, favored bogs and besides in the backbones of domestic animate beings. Amount of azotic oxide is increasing by N fertilizers being used in agribusiness. During the last 20 – 30 old ages the Arctic has been heating twice than remainder of the universe. Land – ice and snow screen is decreased, during this period, which effects the land heats faster than sea. This heating leads to conditions that Northern Hemisphere is warming more than Southern. In fact, sea degree is rises, because of ice thaws, when warming clime cause that H2O from melted glaciers flows into the oceans ; and thermic enlargement – when warming clime leads to warming H2O in ocean, which is cause sea degree rise. The Kyoto understanding In 11 December 1997 in Kyoto, Japan was adopted and in 2005 entered into force the Kyoto understanding – international understanding – Convention on Climate Change. In the Kyoto understanding set marks for 37 industrialized states and the European community to cut down nursery gas emanation. Harmonizing to the Kyoto understanding, the states should accomplish marks through national steps and offers three market based mechanisms for it ; emanation trading, clean development mechanism and joint execution. Emission trading or the C market is administrative control of emanation. All parties of the protocol accepted mark to restrict or cut down emanation. Just because of C dioxide chiefly is the chief nursery gas, that ‘s why C now traded like other merchandises. The clean development mechanism allows to a state with emanation decrease or restriction committedness to work on emanation decrease undertakings in developing states. Joint execution allows to a state with emission restriction or decrease committedness from emanation decrease or remotion undertakings to gain emanation decrease units. Harmonizing to the protocol, emanations of states have to be monitored and all these records should be kept. The chief aim of the Kyoto protocol is to cut down corporate emanation of nursery gases by 5 % in comparing with twelvemonth 1990. The emanation mark for each state should be achieved by 2008 – 2012 old ages. The Kyoto protocol is the first measure in planetary decrease of emanation and stabilizing of nursery gases. The causes and effects of clime alteration There are exist two classs of clime alteration causes: natural and human-made. Presents, scientists in the universe concerned about clime alteration are speed up because of human activities. Natural clime alteration causes. Climate on the Earth changed through influence by natural causes like orbital alterations of the Earth, volcanic eruptions, solar fluctuations, ocean current etc. Volcano eruptions lead to elimination of sulfur dioxide, dust, ash and H2O vapor to the ambiance, which is influence the clime by increasing planetal coefficient of reflection that causes atmospheric chilling. The chief constituent of clime is the oceans. Huge sum of heat moves across the Earth by ocean currents. The sea surface pushes horizontally by air current. Deep ocean H2O moves in way from the poles to the equator and motion of warm H2O back from equator to the poles. The poles would be colder and equator warmer without this H2O circulation. The atmospheric concentration of CO2 determines by the ocean H2O circulation. Changes of the Earth orbit: The tilt alterations of the Earth may take to little but of import clime alterations ; more jousts leads to warmer summers and colder winters and less jousts leads to colder summer and heater winter. This sort of little clime alterations thereby produce ice ages. Solar fluctuations: Small alterations in solar system can take to climate alterations. Scientific surveies demonstrate that clime alterations occurred in the past by solar fluctuations. For illustration, the Little ice age between 1650 – 1850 triggered by solar activity decreasing. However, solar fluctuations can non do planetary heating. Measurements, which were done in the early 1980-s showed that the entire sum of solar energy making the planet decreased of 0,1 % in the period merely over 18 months. Some of scientists tried to happen nexus between clime alteration and maculas. Sunspots are magnetic storms, which are seen dark countries on Sun. However, scientific researches showed that maculas prevented energy of the Sun from go forthing its surface. Human causes of clime alteration. Scientific grounds of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change ( IPCC ) shows that human activities lead to climate alteration and influence on planetary clime. The chief ground of human activities that lead to climate alteration is the combustion of fossil fuels ( oil, coal and gas ) and deforestation. Fossil fuels like oil, gas and coal are resources of energy to bring forth electricity, run vehicles and as a consequence of it the big sum of C dioxide, methane and azotic oxide have been emitted to the ambiance. The chief causes of clime alteration in the UK are: 4 % C emanations from industries ; 7 % from agribusiness ; 21 % from conveyance ; 65 % from energy generate procedure by the use of fuel. The beginnings with the biggest sum of emanation are conveyance, air travel and use of energy in families. Harmonizing to the IPCC, the three chief causes of the nursery gases addition are land usage, fossil fuels and agribusiness. Agriculture has important influence on clime alteration by production and release nursery gases. Agriculture cause clime alteration by alarming land screen of the Earth, which leads to act upon on ability to absorb and reflect the heat and visible radiation. The combustion of fossil fuels, deforestation and desertification are the chief beginnings of C dioxide emanation. Deforestation leads to construct up more CO2 in the ambiance. We know that trees absorb CO2. Cuting down rainforest leads to increasing CO2 in the ambiance by 17 % . The recent study of the IPCC says that temperature on the Earth in the period of from 1906 to 2005 has increased by 0.74A °C and temperature are continue to increase. The mean temperature of the Earth is 14 A °C. In instance of natural nurseries consequence did n’t be, the mean temperature would be minus 19A °C. A assortment of gases causes greenhouse consequence. The important part for it makes H2O bluess. CO2 – followed by H2O bluess, causes the content of nursery gases in the ambiance. Current concentration of CO2 in the ambiance is 385 ppm. Before of the industrialization, it was – 280 ppm. Air analysis from ice cap of the Antarctic showed that air contained CO2 more than remainder of gases and than in the all period of 650000 old ages. Consequence of clime alteration Nowadays people can detect effects of planetary clime alteration on ambiance, human wellness, agribusiness, economic etc. Ice on lakes and rivers interrupting up earlier, glaciers have been shrunk, trees blooming earlier, some types of animate beings and workss are shifted. Climate alteration effects were predicted by scientists in the yesteryear, which is go oning: sea degree rises faster and longer, sea ice is loss, more intense heat moving ridges. Scientists rather confident about lifting planetary temperatures for decennaries, which have been caused by nursery gases from human – made activities. Harmonizing to the IPCC, clime alteration consequence will be vary in some parts over clip, which is depend on the abilities of environmental and societal systems for version and extenuation for alterations. IPCC says that lifting of planetary temperature by 1-3A °C in comparing with 1990 will consequence beneficially on some parts and detrimentally on others. These conditions will consequence economic state of affairs of states as good. Some of planetary clime alteration impacts on parts are following: Europe Risk of inland inundations are increasing, coastal implosion therapy and eroding from inundations are increasing and sea degree is lifting, snow screen and winter touristry is reduced, glaciers in mountain country is retreats, harvest productiveness decrease in southern Europe Asia In south, east, sou’-east and cardinal Asia predicted decreasing of fresh H2O by the 2050, coastal countries under increasing hazard of implosion therapy, therefore decease rate from inundations and drouths can be increased in some parts. Africa Water emphasis traveling to be increased by 2020, outputs from rain-fed agribusiness in some parts can be reduced by up to 50 % by 2020, badly impact can be on agribusiness production. North America In the western mountains of North America snowpack is diminishing and therefore, outputs of rain-fed agribusiness of some parts is increasing, strength, continuance and frequence oh heat moving ridges is increasing in metropoliss South America In eastern Arizona tropical woods replacing bit by bit by Savannah, in some tropical countries species extinction leads to the important hazard of biodiversity loss, impact on agribusiness, H2O handiness and energy coevals. Skeptics and lobbyist about clime alteration Having talked about clime alteration the most likely to run into skeptics, who denies climate alteration effects by seeing confederacy of grant – hungry broad scientists, or rely on viing theories, or see climate alteration as misrepresentation from authorities. All brief information on causes and effects of planetary clime alteration shows important hazard for the full universe in all facets of life. Harmonizing to Pew Global Attitudes Survey 2006, 47 % of Americans 37 % Chinese people do n’t concern about clime alteration job. These states is the chief manufacturers of nursery gases and non responsible on C, which goes up to the ambiance and effects the full universe. The Competitive Enterprise Institute ( CEI ) , which supported financially by such companies as Amoco, Ford Motor Co, Exxon Mobile, Texaco etc, supply information to skeptics. Harmonizing to the CEI, if there are topographic point for scientific argument on clime alteration its agencies that there are no n scientific consensus about planetary clime alteration. Aims of the Kyoto understanding awaken â€Å"deep pocket† and are non good for such large industries. Skeptics says that alliance financed by big corporations and trade groups from oil, coal, car industries and budget of the Kyoto protocol in 1997 was $ 1,68mln. 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Mary Oliver Rhetorical Analysis Essay free essay sample

The excerpt from Mary Oliver’s â€Å"Building the House† serves as a way to describe what happens during the poetry writing process. Although Mary Oliver believes that writing poetry is hard work, she uses extended metaphor, juxtaposition, and point of view to describe the writing process in comparison of building a house, which shows that Oliver sees poetry as something that involves mental labor which is a different challenge than physical labor . Through the use of extended metaphor, Mary Oliver is allowed to express both the mentality and physicality when writing a poem, which is able to show the differences and similarities by comparison. The extended metaphor works to compare the process of writing poetry to that of building a house, as seen firstly with the title, â€Å"Building the House. † Adding on, Oliver says, â€Å" a stiffness of the fingers, a refusal of the eyes to follow the aim of the hammer toward the nail head † Through this extended metaphor, Oliver is attempting to show that like construction of houses and writing poetry, there is a lot of labor whether it’s physical or mental is involved. We will write a custom essay sample on Mary Oliver Rhetorical Analysis Essay or any similar topic specifically for you Do Not WasteYour Time HIRE WRITER Only 13.90 / page By comparing these two unlike things, it is seen that although they are different tasks, they share the same difficulty. She continues by contrasting how a poet only sits and â€Å"scribbles some words upon the page† and how the construction worker or architect is more of a labor because he/she â€Å"draws and measures. † This goes to show that what she lacked in her job as a poet was physical motion, yet it is a hard task for her, as is attempting to carefully nail an object to another. Mary Oliver uses juxtaposition to draw attention to the differences and similarities of writing poems and other types of work or labor to bring attention to how different tasks have different challenges just as do poems. â€Å"The dance dances, the painter dips and lifts and lays on the oils; the composer reaches at least across the octaves † The juxtaposition of how different workers work shows emphasizes Mary’s ideas that the mental labor of writing a poem is a different challenge than that of physical labor, yet it is seen in may different works and in different ways. She continues on by saying, â€Å"The poet sits, or, if it is a fluid moment, he scribbles some words up on the page. † This goes to show that although writing poetry does not involve the type of labor that building a house would do, it involves concentration and time, which is another challenge in the poet’s process. She uses this juxtaposition is used effectively by Mary Oliver to show how poetry writing also has it’s hardships and challenges and also shows that there are differences between different types of labor involved with different types of work. Furthermore, Mary Oliver’s use of first-person point of view allows her to show how poetry writing is personal to her, and how it serves a specific type of challenge. Mary Oliver starts off her writing with the word â€Å"I,† and continues on by referring to herself as first-person. This continuous point of view allows her to create a relationship with the reader where the writing’s purpose is not merely just to educate or inform. When she says, â€Å"I understand his pleasure† when talking about a carpenter that she knew, she makes her previous anecdote personal to her. Adding on, she says, â€Å" motion kept my body happy while I scribbled,† towards the end of the excerpt. This use of first person allows her to bring light to her willingness to be in motion and work extremely hard, whether it is mentally or physically to write. Overall, her first-person point of view emphasizes the fact that the challenges faced by writing poetry, are personal to herself, and that is why she finds it to compelling. Mary Oliver uses many comparisons and contrasts to explain her mentality of writing poetry. Through the compare and contrast, the reader is able to see that not only can the building of a house be a metaphor to the writing process, but also to any other work that has challenges. This personal-narrative involving the description of a process and work, shows that Mary Oliver does see a lot of challenges when writing poetry, however, it is very different from other hardships because poetry is personal to her.