10 research outputs found
Technology Entrepreneurship Project [ENT 600] : Apple Inc / Muhammad Azwan Hamid
This is an endeavor to grasp how the theories can be applied to a practical situation. As a student in UiTM Perlis, it is a part of a study for everyone to undergo a case study project. So, for this purpose, I got the chance to research a company entity that manufactures a product that deeply interests us, which is Apple Inc, technology company. First, the general information regarding the corporate has been collected. Information is gathered through the primary and secondary source. In the second part of the report contains the specialized subject studies. The objective of the project is to figure on the background, organizational structure, products, and services that Apple provides. In this case study, I have analyses the strength, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats of this company in the real business world by using SWOT analysis. Next, I studied regarding the product manufactured by Apple, which is primarily a standard technology utilized by the company for its selected product that we have chosen which is their iPhone smartphone. Here, I will be explaining the problems of the products that have grab my attention. The problem of the product that I discovered is the product are high price which makes difficulties for customer to have it for their daily live. Next, is the product has restrictions on the phone which is have lack of convenience for customer to used. And lastly, no variety of product and application developed by Apple has made it difficult for those who have a high expectation for the better iPhone mobile design and technology. In this study, I will be explaining deeper regarding the problems and I would also be discussing the alternatives solutions towards the problems
Voting system / Meor Muhammad Zulfadli Saad … [et al.]
Voting system is system voting MPP using SMS. Vote MPP use SMS invented to facilitate students because student can vote MPP from anywhere they well off without time constraint. This system use GSM modem which functions to received and give by SMS bulk in at one time. Its communed is visual basic software. This system have feature 'friendly student' because almost all students have mobile phone, so is extremely unlikely if they do not vote in the election university. Besides that, student also should not take long time to vote. This system will facilitate and save a cost, so overall it can reduce money and energy. Apart from in university, this system also can be applied in outside world in any related fields
Sleep Quality among Older Persons in Institutions
AbstractThe objective of this study is to identify sleep quality and factors that influence sleep quality amongst older persons in institutions. The participants from this cross-sectional study were selected using a convenience sampling strategy from eight government-funded elderly institutions in Malaysia. The participants are 331 elderly aged 60 years and above. The results indicated that the sleep quality among elderly in institutions is poor, and pain emerged as the main predictor of sleep quality for all groups (normal, mild cognitive impairment and dementia). Dementia has two other main predictors which are role limitation due to emotional problems and emotional well-being
Proceedings Impact of Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) on Academic Building to Psychology and Social of Students
Abstract Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) is one of the places to develop human capital development country. The conducive environment is required in order to determine the productivity and quality of the students and academic their performances. Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) in the Teaching and Learning (T&L) process can give impact on social psychology and students indirectly. IEQ elements are such as lighting, sound intensity, Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) and thermal comfort. Good IEQ is required to ensure the psychological and social impact on the negative side can be reduced which IEQ have to be improved. The scopes of studies are involving all the Public Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) in Malaysia. This investigation has been carried out by the survey method. A number of 500 respondents from 500,000 populations have been selected from 20 Public HEI. The questionnaires are including the psychology and social impact for IEQ condition. It can seen that the IEQ have some impact on the psychology and social of the students when they are in academic building. Some suggestion has been carried out to improve the IEQ in academic building. The collected data has been analyzed by using the Statistical Package for Social Science (SPSS). It can be concluded that, this research has providing a better understanding about IEQ in psychology and social. Additionally, this finding can be applied as a reference in the future for facility and property management and public in sustaining and optimizing the IEQ
The Scene Cafe and Bistro / Mohamad Afiq Zuber ... [et al.]
The planning of the cafe that more focus on the franchises because there is the
Worldwide Franchising Statistics (1995) where the consultancy surveyed state that the
franchising in Malaysia do not very developed as compared to the other country such as
United States and Japan. According to the author of research, Vitor F.C Goncalves &
etc .• "The presence of international franchise systems is dominant, but a small number
of local concepts were developed and some have already started international
operations". However, it is not easy to develop a small business while have to compete
with other franchising competitors such as Mc Donalds, KFC, Pizza Hut and other
cafes. According to it, The Scene Cafe and Bistro have its own operational strategies
and the most importantly how the concepts will be. We want to have an upscale,
relaxing and leisure interior design in order to attract and keep customers. In addition,
the cafe will be facilitating with innovative environment such as the affordable access to
the internet or online services, reading section, and a partition for the gamers.
Such as the Cafe Jubilee in Malta (1998), it is the first chain of cafe/bistro that
was totally conceived locally by itself. In the business proposal of The Scene Cafe and
Bistro is actually focus on the local operational to successfully stand with its own
strategic partnership. By becoming The Scene Cafe and Bistro, the clients will satisfy to
enjoy the food and drink in a unique homely environment. Why we choosing the
franchise? This is because the food industries are becoming increasingly popular that
make high profit which is available in the food and beverage industry .In fact, food is always in demand, there is no worry for our business to shut down. With the existence
of the expertise, the highly commitment, the high-qualified franchisor team and more
knowledge in the aspects of this business, it will reduce the risk of failure. In order to
achieve the purposed of this business, we are oriented to cope with the constantlychanging
needs of the customers. It is also important to adapt their expectations and
demands
The Current State-Of-Art of Copper Removal from Wastewater: A Review
Copper is one of the chemical elements that is widely used in various sectors nowadays together with the development of civilization especially in agricultural and industrial sectors. Copper is also considered as one of the heavy metals that is commonly present in wastewater. This preliminary study conducted is mainly focused on the techniques of removal of copper in wastewater. There are a variety of approaches for treating industrial effluent contaminated with heavy metals such as copper. Copper separation can be accomplished using a variety of technologies, each of which has advantages that vary depending on the application. Chemical removal techniques that are commonly used for copper removal are adsorption, cementation, membrane filtration, electrochemical method, and photocatalysis. This study compares the fundamentals and performances of the treatment techniques in addition to the future perspective of copper removal in detail. The study highlights the present research in terms of its strengths and shortcomings, pointing out deficiencies that need to be addressed in future studies, pointing to future research prospects
Incidence and clinicopathological features of colorectal cancer among multi-ethnic patients in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: a hospital-based retrospective analysis over two decades
Background The incidence rate of colorectal cancer (CRC) in Asian countries is increasing. Furthermore, recent studies have shown a concerning rise in the incidence of CRC among younger patients aged less than 50 years. This study aimed to analyze the incidence trends and clinicopathological features in patients with early-onset CRC (EOCRC) and later-onset CRC (at age ≥ 50 years). Methods A retrospective analysis was performed on 946 patients with CRC diagnosed from 1997 to 2017 at Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia Medical Centre. The time trend was assessed by dividing the two decades into four 5-year periods. The mean age-standardized and age-specific incidence rates were calculated by using the 5-year cumulative population of Kuala Lumpur and World Health Organization standard population. The mean incidence was expressed per 100,000 person-years. Results After a stable (all age groups) CRC incidence rate during the first decade (3.00 per 100,000 and 3.85 per 100,000), it sharply increased to 6.12 per 100,000 in the 2008–2012 period before decreasing to 4.54 per 100,000 in the 2013–2017 period. The CRC incidence trend in later-onset CRC showed a decrease in the 2013–2017 period. Contrariwise, for age groups of 40–44 and 45–49 years, the trends showed an increase in the latter 15 years of the study period (40–44 years: 1.44 to 1.92 to 2.3 per 100,000; 45–49 years: 2.87 to 2.94 to 4.01 per 100,000). Malays’ EOCRC incidence rate increased from 2008–2012 to 2013–2017 for both the age groups 40–44 years (1.46 to 2.89 per 100,000) and 45–49 years (2.73 to 6.51 per 100,000). Nearly one-fifth of EOCRC cases were diagnosed at an advanced stage (Dukes D: 19.9%), and the majority of them had rectal cancer (72.8%). Conclusion The incidence of EOCRC increased over the period 1997–2017; the patients were predominantly Malays, diagnosed at a later stage, and with cancer commonly localized in the rectal region. All the relevant stakeholders need to work on the management and prevention of CRC in Malaysia
Prosiding Penyelidikan Prasiswazah, Issue No. 1, 2021
Prosiding Penyelidikan Prasiswazah, Issue No. 1, 202
Pemahaman Untuk Desa
Menjadi teramat jelas, di mana hampir semua ontologi “desa” menekankan lebih kepada keberadaan satu kawasan/wilayah, serta pengakuan akan nilai-nilai yang melekat pada aktivitas, dan cenderung dibuat berbeda khususnya secara administratif. Kita tentu tidak menolak bahwa secara administrasi kepemerintahan pembedaan antara Desa dengan bukan desa diperlukan untuk mempermudah identifikasi dan penyelesaian masalah. Namun pada faktanya, kita banyak menemukan bahwa desa lebih diartikan sebagai sesuatu yang tidak sama dengan wilayah lain dalam masalah keadilan sosial-budaya ekonomi dan bahkan kebijakan publik. Sehingga pembedaan adimistratif kemudian menurun kepada pembedaan penyikapan-penyikapan siapapun yang mencoba memahami desa
Comprehension To Village
It has become very clear, where almost all “village” ontologies emphasize more on the existence of an area / region, as well as the recognition of values inherent in activities, and tend to be made different, especially administratively. We certainly do not deny that administratively the distinction between Village and non-village is needed to facilitate the identification and resolution of problems. But in fact, we find that many villages are more interpreted as something that is not the same as other regions in terms of socio-cultural economic justice and even public policy. So the administrative differentiation then decreases to the distinction between the attitudes of anyone trying to understand the village
