To perform a PCI DSS compliance audit, what elements must be in your audit checklist that pertain to the System/Application Domain?
As per the SAQ-D and Attestation of Compliance, what are the four major elements a merchant must achieve as part of PCI DSS compliance?
Which requirements in PCI DSS SAQ-D apply to vulnerability assessment and vulnerability management for production credit card transaction-processing servers?
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3. The strategic alliances notes discuss several reasons for forming alliances. What is the principal difference between a strategic alliance that aims to create value through tacit collusion and a strategic alliance that aims to create value through other means? How can you determine whether two firms are forming an alliance to facilitate tacit collusion or are forming an alliance for other goals?
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What are some options, according to PCI DSS, to protect external-facing Web applications from known attacks?
To perform a PCI DSS compliance audit on your e-commerce Web site, what should you incorporate into Requirement #6, “Develop and Maintain Secure Systems & Applications”?
What do you recommend this organization implement for privacy data storage in long- term data storage devices?
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Compare Ocimum’s strategy with the strategies of other players in the industry? How is it similar to and different from the strategies of the other players?
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After reading Chapter 4 of Shackleton's Way answer the question: How did Shackleton get the best from each individual on his crew?
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You have recently been asked to leave your current job with a large company so you can run your family business. Many members of your family will rely on that business to pay their bills for the next few years. The company has grown over the past decade and has taken on a significant amount of short-term debt. Your banker paid you a visit to discuss her calculations of various ratios for your business. The banker’s primary concern is whether you’ll have the ability to stay current with short-term debt payments, so she’s most likely to focus on your
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When forecasting the number of infected people from COVID-19, what kind of forecasting model you think would be appropriate? For example, exponential smoothing, linear trend, or moving average. Please choose one or more and elaborate the reasons that you think your selected forecasting model is appropriate.
Finally, what is your forecasted number of infected people from COVID-19 based on your selected forecasting model? Please explain your reasons / procedures to get your forecasted number.
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National Wing Company (NWC) is gearing up for the new B-48
contract. Currently NWC has 100 equally qualified workers. Over the
next three months NWC has made the following commitments for wing
production:
Month |
Wing Production |
May |
20 |
June |
24 |
July |
30 |
Each worker can either be placed in production or can train new
recruits. A new recruit can be trained to be an apprentice in one
month. The next month, he, himself, becomes a qualified worker
(after two months from the start of training). Each trainer can
train two recruits. The production rate and salary per employee is
estimated below.
Employee |
Production Rate (Wings/Month) |
Salary Per Month |
Production |
.6 |
$3,000 |
Trainer |
.3 |
3,300 |
Apprentice |
.4 |
2,600 |
Recruit |
.05 |
2,200 |
At the end of July, NWC wishes to have no recruits or apprentices but have at least 140 full-time workers. Formulate and solve a linear program for NWC to accomplish this at minimum total cost.
(Please provide excel sheets)
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Explain the kind of decisions a person might consider if he decides to go ahead and purchase Odoo.
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True or false? The all patient case-mix index measures the proportion of inpatients versus outpatients.
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Shell Malaysia has use Star CRM solutions, analyze and evaluate in operational; analytic; and collaborative functions of the chosen CRM and highlight their benefits to that particular industry or a business entity. (explain in detail)
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Choose an article relating to a current business ethics issue being faced by a business or industry and attach it in your discussion.
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Imagine that a friend tells you about their idea to start a sports therapy clinic which they plan to operate as a sole proprietorship. Respond to the following in a minimum of 200 words: What benefits and risks would you advise your friend to be aware of
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5. Indicate whether the following is True or False
a) Most governments worldwide have comprehensive strategies for combating organised crime, but thus far, these strategies have proven ineffective. ________________________
b) Fukuyama's thesis posits that the end of the Cold War marked the end-point of ideological evolution. _________________________
c) The US government sought to place captured terrorist suspects in a legal black hole by refusing to refer to them as prisoners of war. ________________________
d) Disorder and anarchy in the international system is promoted by states that use criminal activities to raise funds.__________________________________
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Jimmy Lube is a 3-bay Oil and Lube garage in London Ontario. Jimmy Noborsky, the owner of Jimmy Lube is contemplating on whether he should offer economical oil change, which requires him to use refined motor oil. This type motor oil is produced in Sarnia Ontario and supplied by small petro companies that refine the pre-used motor oil and mix it with petro-additives for enhanced viscosity. Jimmy is very concerned about supply disruptions, so he has chosen to use three suppliers no matter what. He has two options. For option 1, the suppliers are well established and located in the Petrolia. Jimmy calculated the “unique event, namely 402 snow-closure” risk for each of them to be 4%. He estimates the probability of a regional economic event that would knock out all three suppliers to be 2.5%. For option 2, the suppliers are newer but located in three different regions. Jimmy calculates the “unique event” risk for each of them to be 20%. He estimates the “super-event” probability that would knock out all three of these suppliers to be 0.4%. Purchasing and transportation costs would be $1 000 000 per year using option 1 and $1 010 000 per year using option 2. A total disruption would create an annualized loss of $500 000 for his garage.
Jim has also been experiencing breakdowns of the hoists in his garage for the past couple of years as shown in the table below.
Number of breakdowns |
0 |
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
Breakdown frequency |
2 |
2 |
2 |
6 |
7 |
1 |
Each time a hoist breaks down, the garage loses about $2,000. If Jimmy implements preventive maintenance, he will be able to reduce the number of breakdowns to one per month. Preventive maintenance costs would be $500 a month. The maintenance mechanic offers him a deal that for the next 3 years any breakdowns will be covered, so long as the mechanic can come in every month to do preventative maintenance for which Jimmy would have to pay $50. 30
To make the right decisions Jimmy has asked for your help by answering the following questions:
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