Discuss how the computer can facilitate the human-technology interface. How does the human-technology interface play a part in the future of health care?
Your response should consist of at least 100 words.
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It's not unusual for one company to buy another company in order to obtain technology that the acquired company has developed or is in the process of developing.
Required: Explain the accounting treatment of purchased technology.
At least 350 words
In: Accounting
There are FOUR (4) main key elements in Organisational Behaviour (OB) namely; People, Structure, Technology and Environment. There is an interaction of people, structure, and technology and these elements are influenced by the environment.
Explain the connection between these four elements.
In: Operations Management
(a) What is block chain technology. (b)What benefits it can bring to the accounting profession. (c) The challenges the profession faces. (d) Do you think this technology would really have an impact on the profession?
In: Accounting
In: Computer Science
A firm will release 10 emission units into the environment if it does not take any action. It can control its emissions at the following costs: C(a)=12a2, where a is the firm’s abatement level. That is, the firm emits 10−a emission units after abatement. The firm faces an emission tax of t=4 per emission unit released in the environment.
a) Calculate the optimal abatement level of the firm. Also, calculate the resulting tax payments for the remaining emissions, the abatement costs, and the firm’s total costs (consisting of tax payments and abatement costs). Explain your results, and use a diagram to illustrate them.
b) Suppose that the firm can adopt a new technology. Adopting this new technology incurs fixed costs of 6 to the firm. With this new technology, the firm could then control its emissions at the following costs:
Cnew(a)=14a2.
What would be the optimal abatement level if the firm adopted the new technology? What would be the resulting total costs (which includes the fixed costs of adopting the new technology, the tax payments for the remaining emissions, and the abatement costs). Compare the costs in part a) and b). Should the firm adopt the new technology? Explain your conclusions, and use again a diagram to illustrate them.
c) Suppose there is no emission tax. Instead, the government imposes an emission standard that allows the firm to emit up to 6 emissions units, but not more. That is, the firm must abate 4 emission units. Should the firm adopt the new technology under these circumstances? Compare your conclusions with those in part b) and carefully explain the differences between part b) and part c).
In: Economics
In your citations, include the following:
In: Nursing
Nurses interact with technology on a daily basis. For this discussion, please address each of the following aspects of the discussion:
Describe a situation from your professional experience that backs up your viewpoint and discuss the social, moral, political and economic factors impacting your position.
In: Nursing
Which one of the following accounts is closed at year-end?
Multiple Choice
Prepaid insurance
Office supplies expense
Accumulated Depreciation
Unearned revenue
In: Accounting
The system has zero -3, poles -2 ± j and gain 5.
Please find the Transfer Function of the closed loop unity feedback system.
In: Mechanical Engineering