Reporting

In 1998, in a paper in which he explained the mechanisms used in Hollywood to divide the revenue generated by feature films among different stakeholders, Mark Weinstein (1998) argued that only ten to twenty percent of these projects actually were showing a positive figure under the heading “net profits”. Ten years later, the United Nations (2998) also acknowledged that; as it was widely recognized, yet without mentioning any empirical study that might corroborate the use of such a precise figure, only 20 percent of movies were making a profit. Moreover, as this report informed, the surplus generated by these extremely successful projects was so large that it offset the cumulated losses generated by the remaining 80 percent of feature films. The implications of the existence of uncontested and long lasting belief about the high risks that companies in the filmmaking business have to face and overcome, should not to be neglected: when policy makers accept that the outcome of a movie is highly unpredictable and the gap in terms of income between a success and a failure can be substantial, they are also more inclined to accept concentration in this sector as a way to reduce risk and increase investments. Epstein‟s book “The Hollywood Economist: The Hidden Financial Reality Behind the Movies” does not reveal what percentage of feature film is likely to pass the break-even point, nor it denies that filmmaking can be a risky business in financial terms. The main contribution to knowledge from this book comes from his explanation of the financial practices of the producers-distributors that are now part of the largest info-entertainment conglomerates and are the descendent of the major Hollywood studios (i.e. the „Majors‟). After reading this book, the reader will understand that making movies for these companies and for the conglomerates they are part of, is a rather stable, low-risk and very profitable activity.

In the article the essence of the concept of small businesses, criteria entities of medium, small and micro-sized enterprises in Ukraine. Analyzed the requirements of national legislation to entities, that are allowed to apply a simplified system of accounting, financial reporting and taxation, revealed contradictions and submitted proposals to eliminate them. Material articles can be used by directly to small businesses, scientists and researchers, who are interested in this problem.

Abstract— nowadays, it is essential for medical professionals to organize and keep track of their patients’ medical records. Keeping this kind of information is absolutely not an easy task, especially with a numerous amount of records and other documents that need to be filled, which are usually in rows of labeled folders in file cabinets. The lack in automated electronic medical recordkeeping is apparently more in the field of pediatrics. The growing influence of mobile phones, computers or technology as a whole, along with the advances in medical devices, are becoming a crucial part in the future of healthcare. All kind of technology driven devices are creating their way towards becoming essential tools in offices of medical practitioners. Furthermore, with these tools and equipment, record keeping of medical information of patients could be made more productive, convenient and fuller in content, not only including pictures but video and audio records as well.
Telemedicine is a generic term which is used to characterize various aspects of health care at a distance. In its most expansive application, telemedicine can be defined as the use of telecommunication technologies to provide medical information and services. The key aspect of telemedicine is the use of electronic signals to transfer information from one site to another. The term, telemedicine, is becoming most recognized as referring to remote clinical care and consultation through the use of electronic equipment that provides with images. By using Telemedicine technologies and a well-planned timeline, the SERENITY APP has successfully drawn down its hospitals complement. Telemedicine services that integrate electronic medical records can decrease the number of cases where doctors cannot access the records of patients. According to the Institute of Medicine, around 30% of physicians could not have accessed their patient's files in existing non-telemedicine systems and about 70% of the records were deficient.
Key Words: Telemedicine, Technologies, Telecommunication,  Institute of Medicine.

Infrastrutture Wireless Italiane S.p.A. (in forma abbreviata “INWIT”, di seguito anche la “Società”) opera
in Italia nel settore delle infrastrutture per le comunicazioni elettroniche, nello specifico quelle dedicate
all’ospitalità di apparati di trasmissione radio, per le telecomunicazioni e la diffusione di segnali
televisivi e radiofonici.
INWIT opera nel settore in seguito al conferimento, ricevuto da parte di Tim nel marzo 2015, e con
efficacia a partire dal 1°aprile 2015, di un ramo d’azienda avente a oggetto principalmente le attività
relative alla realizzazione e alla gestione di infrastrutture passive dei siti, generalmente costituite da
strutture civili (come torri, tralicci e pali) e impianti tecnologici, necessarie a ospitare gli apparati di ricetrasmissione di proprietà degli Operatori Mobili e di altri gestori di servizi radio.

Gli operatori infrastrutturali che operano in questo settore vengono anche denominati Tower
Company o Tower Operator. In tale contesto, INWIT si distingue per essere il primo Tower
Operator italiano sia per numero di siti gestiti che per fatturato complessivo.

Il parco di INWIT include circa 11.000 siti distribuiti in maniera capillare su tutto il territorio nazionale,
quale risultato di oltre 40 anni di attività di sviluppo delle reti radiomobili da parte della Società TIM fin
da quando agiva ancora in regime di monopolio. Il know-how tecnico e gestionale della Società è
dunque assicurato dall’impiego di personale con consolidata esperienza specifica maturata negli anni
all’interno della Società TIM.

This Impact Report identifies and summarises the diverse impacts, resulting from the £500m of UK funding of Science and Technology in 2013, using numerous quantitative metrics and short case study extracts.  It shows how the varied impacts of a national science and technology organization and its many funded programmes can be annually identified, captured, tracked, and summarised in a public document.

The report was produced for, and by, the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) -  the UK Research Council responsible for funding: (1) all UK astronomy, particle and nuclear physics research, (2) related UK science and technology facilities (e.g. as Harwell and Daresbury), (3) the UK contribution to international science (e.g. CERN, international telescopes and space missions), (4) innovation and business spin-off programmes, and (5) UK public engagement activities.

The Report was co-researched and co-authored by the STFC Impact Team, including myself while Impact Evaluation Manager in 2013, with Dr. Claire Dougan-McCallie (lead author/Head of Impact) and Jenny Beard, with additional input from senior managers, and many data and case study contributions from other key managers across STFC.

Varied key impacts are identified and reported including:

• Research amongst the best (by citation impact) in astronomy, nuclear and particle physics.
• Supported research of 226 Principal Investigators in 70 universities, led to 1,100 peer-reviewed papers in 2012.
• Facilities (the Diamond Light Source, ISIS and CLF) were used in 2012/13 by over 4,200 unique users , in over 2,400 experiments, producing over 1,000 papers in peer-reviewed journals.

• Technology from CERN benefited the UK economy by over £100 billion every year.
• Funding the development of the UK’s space, internet and computer animation industries, returned over £500 billion to the UK economy per annum.
• Funded Innovation Campuses hosted over 230 enterprises and supported over 5,000 jobs.
• UK industry won £43 million in contracts from the international subscriptions funded, and had accumulated a total of £150 million since 2005.

• Funded research inspired future generations to study STEM subjects, attracting 90% of UK undergraduates to study physics, funded 782 PhD students  and 16,800 student training days.
• Between 2009 to 2012 public engagement programmes engaged people on 58 million occasions, with 2 million people engaged in face-to-face activities in 2013 alone.

Biomarkers are broadly classified as genomic, proteomic, or metabolomic. Molecular biology and oncology research studies on oral cancer biomarkers focus on identifying key biological molecules or markers that could be linked to cancer development, risk assessment, screening, recurrence prediction, indicating prognosis, indicating invasion/metastasis and monitoring therapeutic responses of cancer. Cluster of differentiation factor 34 is a salivary biomarker that can identify recurrence potential of oral squamous cell carcinoma (OSCC). Integrin α3 and integrin β4 are genomic biomarkers that are helpful in estimating the risk of regional and hematogenous dissemination of malignant oral squamous cells. Other examples are vascular endothelial growth factor, B-cell lymphoma-2, claudin 4, yes-associated protein 1 and MET proto-oncogene, and receptor tyrosine kinase, which are genomic biomarkers that are used to predict radio-resistance in OSCC tissue. The present article reviews the clinical application, methodologies and steps in developing candidate biomarkers, protocols in reporting, evaluating candidate biomarkers, and challenges in biomarker research with a focus OSCC.

У монографії розглянуто сучасні аспекти гармонізації українського законодавства і практики бухгалтерського обліку, звітності, оподаткування, окремі аспекти аудиту у відповідності до Угоди про асоціацію між Україною і Європейським Союзом від 2014 року.  Проаналізовано зміст профільних директив ЄС, подано методику  трансформації вітчизняних форм фінансової звітності до нормативів ЄС. Приділено увагу досвіду європейських країн в організації обліково-звітного процесу. Розглянуто особливості побудови нефінансової звітності, консолідованої фінансової звітності, методику обліку і звітності суб’єктів малого бізнесу, аспекти облікового забезпечення прямого і непрямого оподаткування в країнах ЄС, перспективи адаптації до умов України.

Simple paso a paso de la herramienta para generar reportes MicroStrategy, desde su Interfaz Web y bajo el supuesto y uso de una base de datos ya subida en el sistema.
Presenta la descripción y el propósito de las principales partes que posee un Reporte para empresas, recordar siempre que esto debe ir acompañado de un análisis del propio usuario a partir de los gráficos y tablas que se generen en esta herramienta.

Cette étude a le but d’analyser les idéologies des spectateurs, la manière de percevoir des commentateurs de la représentation d’un nom historique au fond d’écran avec des images sensationnelle utilisant des sources appartient des différents classes sociales. Le Siècle Magnifique est analyse de contenu des commentaires dans un journal et un site officiel d’une série télévisée qui ont des idéologies différentes. Cette analyse concerne 20 commentaires choisis entre la date du 5 janvier 2010 et 10 Janvier 2010 du journal Radikal et le site: www.muhtesemyuzyil.gen.tr

Phronetic organizational research is an approach to the study of management and organizations focusing on ethics and power. It is based on a contemporary interpretation of the Aristotelian concept phronesis, usually as ‘prudence’. Phronesis is the ability to think and act in relation to values, to deliberate about ‘things that are good or bad for humans’ in the words of Aristotle (1976:1140a24–b12). Phronetic organizational research effectively provides answers to the following four value-rational questions, for specific problematics in management and organization studies: 1. Where are we going with this specific management problematic? 2. Who gains and who loses, and by which mechanisms of power? 3. Is this development desirable? 4. What, if anything, should we do about it?

"“You’ll never get away from me. Wherever you look, you’ll find one of my ads centre stage. I forbid you to be bored. I stop you thinking. The terrorist cult of the new helps me to sell empty space” (Beigbeder, 2002). Chillingly cynical as they are, these words spoken by Octave Parango, alter ego of the notoriously polemical French author and literary critic Frédéric Beigbeder before he was fired from Young & Rubicam following the publication of 99 Francs, at once capture the tone of the book from which they spring, but also tap into a rather more complex cultural discourse.

Indeed, inserting itself in a lineage deriving from Marsha Kinder’s pioneering study on transmedia stortytelling Playing with Power in Movies, Television, and Video Games: From Muppet Barbies to Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1991) and comprising Bolter and Grusin’s ‘double logic of remediation’ (1999) as well as Henry Jenkins’ seminal work on Convergence Culture: Where Old and New Media Collide (2006), 99 Francs (2000) bridges media, genres, and creative processes in theme, but recently also by means of its underlying commercial scheme.

After all, as the best-selling contemporary French novel in France and abroad, translated in 21 languages but equally adapted to film (2007, dir. Jan Kounen) and soon available as Virtual Reality-environment on CD-ROM, Beigbeder’s book adroitly mixes fact, fiction, and even fan-culture to catch its countless critics in their own bad faith by simultaneously rejecting and embracing the hyperconsumerist culture advocated by Octave’s world of advertising agencies which it so (self-) evidently satirises. Or, as he himself put it, “I’m three trends ahead, and I make sure you’re always frustrated” (Beigbeder, 2002).


WORKS CITED:

Beigbeder, Frédéric. £9.99. Trans. Adriana Hunter. Basingstoke: Picador, 2002.

Bolter, Jay David with Richard Grusin. Remediation: Understanding New Media. Cambridge: MIT Press, 1999.

Kinder, Marsha. Playing with Power in Movies, Television, and Video Games: From Muppet Barbies to Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1991.

Jenkins, Henry. Convergence Culture: Where Old and New Media Collide. New York: NYU Press, 2006.
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Galtung, J. & Vincent, R. C. (1992).  Global Glasnost: Toward a New International Information/Communication Order?  Cresskill, NJ: Hampton Press, Inc. [ISBN 0-881303-331-4 (cloth) — ISBN 0-881303-332-2 (pbk.); P96.I5G35 1992]


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This book is about a major process of our times:  the New World Information and Communication Order (NWICO).  The authors contend that the process was formally derailed because of First World resistance and an inability of Third World nations to agree on a common set of objectives and implementation methods.  The book is an effort to look into the background for the process, as it has unfolded.  It is also an effort to spell out what NWICO might mean, in concrete terms, in four major international news communication themes—peace, development, ecology and war—in a quest for a new global journalism which is problem-conscious, socially conscious, and at home in the world as a whole.
Global Glasnost begins by examining global cause-effect chains, and then attempts to locate some of them on a world political map.  The many possible relationships of such a classificatory scheme, and the associated possibilities for change in news communication within the old or new world information and communication order (NWICO), are the subjects of the first chapter.  It is concluded that there is little doubt that a quantitative transformation has been taking place, with somewhat less relative emphasis on the former Center and somewhat more on the former Periphery.  It is difficult to tell, however, whether this is being accompanied by a similar qualitative transformation, changing the character of what is regarded as news itself.  Furthermore, while communication has become more relevant to global problems than ever before, it may also have become increasingly counter-productive.  A vast array of detached space/time events or "atoms" have been seemingly presented as news constitutes a set of events, not a set of problems.  These notions are developed and explored.

The book then turns to a detailed exploration of the research environment in which news flow and international news content has been examined via both qualita-tive and quantitative research techniques.  Prior research is criticized for its failure to look beyond the superficial "flow" of news items, and instead examine deeper themes and messages.  The authors argue that through newer approaches to news analysis, our understanding of international news would benefit.  Another feature is an expanded discussion of the news structure paradigm first introduced by Professor Galtung in 1961.

Global Glasnost goes on to examine the NWICO concept, as it has unfolded.  This is done by thoroughly reviewing U.N./UNESCO conferences, assemblies, discussions and symposia, and various non-aligned movement, government and media organization actions as they pertain to communication from 1946 to the present.  We can see some of the complexities, at the macro level, of the relationship between economics and information-communication within the new international order.

The final chapters of the book are an effort to say something concrete about a new global and human journalism for four major issue-areas: peace, development, environment, and war reporting, with the latter including major discussion of the Persian Gulf War.  The authors explore various trends found in reporting on these topics, and provide a journalistic agenda for future newswriting.  A "high quality" news media, it is argued, would give more attention to periphery people in periphery countries, to how structures operate day in and day out, and to reporting positive factors.  Also included in the complex and comprehensive analysis are many observations on the state of journalism, its relationship with elites, and the education of journalists.

Professors Galtung and Vincent conclude that whereas the old interna¬tional order was grounded in much economic exchange—with exploita¬tion, and not much dialogue—an attractive alternative may be greater dialogue with less economic exchange.  Yet a new global journalism is still far away.  The most likely "development" will be based on much rhetoric that sounds like dialogue and on the structure of the old international economic order, only located at new places.  In short, little progress will be made toward global and human journalism.  The structure of news has been sliding and jumping all over the globe, but the product has remained basically the same.

Our subject centres on REPORTS WRITING.

Advanced Learner’s Dictionary defines REPORT as a media that give information to people about something that was heard, seen, done etc; a presentation written or spoken account of an event in the news; a statement forwarded to those in authorities; a register of data or feedback; an appearance before a superior; written account of an event published or broadcast; transcript of information required by someone; an official document or study; a piece of story or commentary etc

Scholars severally agreed that any documented statement useful for record purposes or reference is a REPORT  whether minutes of meeting, inquiry, test, petition, memorandum, survey, thesis etc.

Different types of Report are:

A. Reports on Events
B. Reports on Meetings
  -  Minutes of Meeting
  -  Decision Excerpts and
  -  Communiqué and Resolutions
C. Reports of Interviews, Tests and Experiments

Ky publikim i dytë, edituar rishtazi dhe që vjen në formën e një manuali të shkurtër, synon të përmbledh disa prej karakteristikave të lajmit me interes lokal dhe teknikave që mund të përdoren për pasurimin e tij, në kushtet kur lajmi i shkurtër është shtuar ndjeshëm me praninë e medias online dhe thellimi në gazetarinë hulumtuese po bëhet një ishull gjithnjë e më i largët.

Approximately 3 minutes after take-off in Kourou, French Guiana in 1996, Europe's Ariane five rocket exploded over the Atlantic. The launcher was developed by Arianespace, it is a commercial rocket launch services company, and it absolutely was carrying 2 satellites belonging to the European telecom’s consortium Eutelsat and the French space research institute, CNES. 37 seconds later, the rocket flipped ninety degrees (90o) in the wrong direction, and less than 2 seconds later, aerodynamic forces ripped the boosters apart from the main stage at the height of 4km. This caused the self-destruct mechanism to trigger. The damage cost approximately $400 million. The Ariane 4 had been in service for more than 20 years and showed off an excellent record of more than 100 successful launches without any failures. The Ariane 5 launch failure is one of the foremost expensive software system failures in history. This case study will report, identify, and analyze the poor requirements engineering practices that have contributed to the failure and will indicate briefly how those practices could be improved.

This is an assignment that I had produced for the postgraduate taught module Religion in Contemporary Global Politics 2 (17425) taught by the brilliant Dr. Katherine E. Brown: https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/staff/profiles/tr/brown-katherine.aspx

This particular paper proposes various recommendations to responsible journalists to produce better media coverage concerning religious groups and faith practices.

Foreign practice of financial management is increasingly drawn to the characteristics of cash flows in the assessment of the enterprise. The net cash flow is the objective result of the management, while the profit depends on the subjective approach of the adopted accounting policy. The financial situation of many enterprises in Ukraine is unsatisfactory. One of the ways to improve it is to optimize cash flows through balance and coherence between their individual types, to achieve a growth in net cash flow, which will increase solvency, financial sustainability and opportunities for self-financing of enterprises. According to the existing approach, cash flow optimization is viewed from the point of view of their time synchronization and balance in volume, before which cash flow equalization, maximization of net cash flow or provision of its target value. It is proved that most models of optimization of the balance of monetary assets are based on the definition of the minimum limit, but do not take into account the actual level of solvency of the enterprise, the objective lack of funds and circumstances associated with it. Moreover, the net cash flow is directly affected by the cash balances, rather than separately the amount of proceeds or expenditures. Therefore, optimization of cash flows should be based on interrelated criteria.
A model of cash flow optimization is proposed that combines a static approach to the formation of the optimum balance of monetary assets and a dynamic approach to cash flow management. The necessity of optimization of cash flows of the enterprise is proved on the basis of interrelated criteria: 1) formation of the optimal balance of monetary assets; 2) achievement of the target value of the net cash flow; 3) balance of cash flows by type of activity; 4) maximizing net cash flow from operating activities. The proposed model allows to accumulate the necessary amount of monetary assets during periods of high business activity and direct them in such a way that in the period of the shortage of funds, planned and necessary payments are made. Formation of the insurance balance of monetary assets would allow, on terms of self-financing, cover the period of shortage of funds and obtain additional income from the temporary placement of insurance and compensatory funds on the deposit account. Under such conditions an enterprise can avoid the costs of paying fines and penalties, and plan their calculations. Implementation of the proposed approach allows to improve the efficiency of cash flows from operating activities.
It is proved that in determining the optimal balance of funds, it is necessary to reconcile data on the nature and volume of income and expenditure of funds, the balance of funds at the beginning and end of the period, the level of solvency of the enterprise. It is taken into account that the balance of funds is shown in the amount of availability at the reporting date, and cash flow - for the period (year, quarter, month, day), the net cash flow directly affects the balance of cash assets. The target criterion for optimizing cash flows is the maximization of the net cash flow from operating activities to ensure the development of the enterprise on the basis of self-financing.
The achievement of the optimum balance of monetary assets is ensured by obtaining the target growth of net cash flow, which should be formed predominantly at the expense of operating activity. In order to maximize net cash flow from operating activities, the necessity to allocate its components for the input and output cash flows by types of activity and main directions of income and expenditure of funds is substantiated. In accordance with this, a form of cash flow statement is drawn up on the example of water transport enterprises, which meets the information needs of optimizing cash flows.

FFC was incorporated in 1978 as a private limited company. This was a joint venture between Fauji Foundation (a leading charitable trust in Pakistan) and Haldor Topsoe A/S of Denmark. The initial authorized capital of the company was 813.9 Million Rupees. The present share capital of the company stands at PKRs. 3.0 Billion. Additionally, FFC has PKRs. 1.0 Billion stakes in the subsidiary Fauji Fertilizer Bin Qasim Limited (formerly FFC-Jordan Fertilizer Company Limited).FFC commenced commercial production of urea in 1982 with annual capacity of 570,000 metric tons. Finance Department Goth Machhi has three main sections which are General Accounting Material Accounting and Cost and Reporting. The most important section is cost and reporting section which deals with the budget of the company. Its main responsibility is to prepare yearly budget. Capex proposals are prepared by each department and they submit their proposals to Cost and reporting department which then prepares the yearly budget. The material accounting section deals with the record of fixed assets and inventory status. It also calculates depreciation monthly of fixed assets. General accounting is further divided into employees’ payments book keeping tax suppliers and contractors’ payments and payroll .Employees payments include reimbursement of medical bills CAT and company maintained car maintenance charges.

"It's a Microcontroller Based DIY Electronics Project. Named Wireless RF Module Using PIC Microcontroller. The RF module is a small electronic circuit used to transmit, receive, or transceive radio waves on one of a number of carrier frequencies. RF modules are widely used in consumer applications such as garage door openers, wireless alarm systems, industrial remote controls, smart sensor applications, weather monitoring system, RFID, wireless mouse technology and wireless home automation systems. They are often used instead of infrared remote controls as they have the advantage of not requiring line-of-sight operation. Thanxx.
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This has been a mosaic analysis on an important chunk of American and native American History. This story has been told a hundred and thousand times from a hundred and thousand perspectives, but never from this view. It is not ironic, that the story of America begins with the dream of India. In the Mahabharata, the Hindu’s epic poem of creation, which may be comparable to the mythological literature coopted by religious orders from all over the world, both structurally and thematically. Arjuna, the great warrior, had just returned from a gladiator match and shouted in excitement to inform his mother, Kunti, that he had won something so precious. Kunti, in her wisdom, surmised that since Arjuna had gone with his brothers, the Pandavas, said in her authoritative mode that "Whatever it is, share among all 5 of you". ‘Mother, but I have won my bride’, said Arjuna; her name is Draupadi. Kunti, who wouldn’t go back on her words, said:“You must share her with your brothers.”