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jueves, 17 de octubre de 2019
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Those Who Dropped Out Of HS And Never Got Your Diploma Till Years Later, Why?
Hi, I'm not sure if this is the right sub thread.
I'm trying to understand better what factors come into play that force you or make you feel like you can't continue education?
And did you end up going back and getting your GED or did you just decide "Screw it, I'm fine."
Submitted October 17, 2019 at 06:29PM by Moyota https://ift.tt/32qWL9Z
Is It 'Morally Disturbing' When Charter Schools Skim Highly Motivated Families?
Submitted October 17, 2019 at 11:54AM by knockingsparks https://ift.tt/2IX5J7e
AN EVALUATION OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ON THE BANKING INDUSTRY (A CASE STUDY OF FIRST BANK OF NIGERIA PLC)
Information technology is a powerful force that drives the world towards a converging commonality. From the beginning of the human era, technology has been of the most essential and most important factor for the development of mankind.
The use of Information technology broadly referring to computers has seen tremendous growth in service industries in the recent past. The most obvious example is perhaps the banking industry.
This project examines the impact of information technology on the banking industry 2000 -2009. It will also find out how growth rate in computer technology cost, interest: interbank, inflation rate, total bank asset, total deposit, number of bank branches, total computer asset cost affect the performance of First Bank of Nigeria.
The study will analyze the problem of the impact of information technology on the banking sector, effectiveness of information technology to tackle the occurrence of long queues deposits and withdrawals; facilitates fraud, saves time of customers, just to mention a few.
This study adopted the ordinary least square multiple regression analyses, Pearson correlation co-efficient of determination to examine and appraise the relationship between information technology and the banking sector of First Bank of Nigeria. The findings show that Growth rate in computer technology cost, interest rate: (inter bank), inflation rate, total bank asset, total deposit, number and bank profits of First Bank of Nigeria.
This study recommends that in order for banks to increase its profitability and carryout good operations the bank should be saddled with the responsibility of mapping out strategies and itemizing tactics to boost its capitalization.
Submitted October 17, 2019 at 11:08AM by ResearchWap https://ift.tt/2pxMObW
Are single-sex schools antiquated and outdated?
Submitted October 17, 2019 at 11:29AM by Michael_Romano2019 https://ift.tt/31nUaMv
What is the opposite theory of "Rule of Three"?
so basically "Rule of Three" is a theory where in a huge mature market, there basically three huge strong competitors.
examples are:
In the philippines, the most 2 dominating fast food are Jollibee and McDonalds(i leave the last one to you)
In the gaming industry, though there are too many from money making i know it would be EA, Ubisoft, and Blizzard
So what is the opposite theory of "rule of three"? where the market is small and there is a huge gap to explore, create, experiment and take advantage of. I'm doing this because in my Game Development Thesis, my Statement of the problem is that there is a small market in "Medical Educational video games" while compared to the mainstream genre's of video games such as FPS, Adventure, Hack & Slash, and stealth. is small.
Any help would be nice. Also is there a theory that talks about something that is not yet created?
Edit: fixed some typos and also English is not my first language
Submitted October 17, 2019 at 10:56AM by TheLastApplePie https://ift.tt/2OX0rMO