Evangelism Vision: a Lifetime Change

Freedom Baptist Theological Seminary Evangelism Vision: A Lifetime Change A Paper Submitted to Dr. Harold D. Bryant In Partial Fulfillment Of the Requirements for the Course Contemporary Evangelism EVAN 565 By Michael McKelvey 19 August 2011 What is the principal thing that flies into your head when you consider evangelism? That’s startling! Am I going to be dismissed? It’s not my profound blessing! This paper clarifies the Great Commission and its relationship to evangelism on the vision and challenge of what God is doing in my life in the zone of evangelism. It likewise takes a gander at how I consider evangelism, gives clarification of evangelism and difficulties my reevaluating on how evangelism should be possible in a manner to assist me with starting to share my confidence in new and normal manner. The Christian translation of the Great Commission to share God's Word through evangelism is characterized beyond the congregation and best comprehended by first talking about the idea of evangelism in Christianity. The composition of Dr. David Earley and Dr. David Wheeler, Dr. Jerry Pipes and Victor Lee, Richard Leach, William Fay, and the recordings from Dr. David Wheeler have helped my apprehensions of evangelism. This semester I have learned and grown new recognitions and difficulties about evangelism which has tested my perspective. The manner in which I think bases on three parts of Christian observer: Physical Service, Spiritual Conversation, and Intellectual Conversation. The main part of evangelism can be described as physical incorporates things like: Social Justice, Acts of Service; taking care of the hungry and dress the poorâ€anything that epitomizes generosity as well as charity. It is the physical help that we accommodate individuals who have needs anyplace whenever. For instance Dr. Wheeler says that â€Å"Ministry evangelism and worker evangelism . . . purposefully look to address people’s issues so as to open the entryways for the gospel message. † This demonstration of caring assistance will prompt a Spiritual discussion bringing about the Holy Spirit assuming responsibility. The second part of evangelism manages focusing on profound discussion. I think the gospel itself is communicated during this stage. I routinely take a gander at my day and marvel about the discussions I may have with individuals. I take a gander at my rundown of companions that I’m appealing to God for and check whether I’m being directed to go have the following discussion with them. I’m at a phase of life where I don’t have enough contacts; in this way I’ll work at making a few. Besides, following the Holy Spirits’ lead by verbally broadcasting the gospel and welcoming the audience to react is the thing that we can call decree or declarationâ€it is the verbal articulation of the gospel message. McRaney states that, â€Å"Ultimately, just God opens and readies the heart to get the gospel. It’s likewise the real evangelism angle. I list this second since it at that point leads into the third viewpoint. The third part of evangelism is scholarly discussion, where I should have the option to have and fit for using Systematic Theology and Apologetic. Saying I utilize Systematic Theology or Apologetic method is only an extravagant method of arranging my musings on what I accept about God and why I am a Christian. Rational theology is the way you answer questions concerning the confidence that you have and clarifying your explanations behind holding them. Now, the utilization of Fay’s â€Å"Share Jesus Without Fear† book will prove to be useful. Be that as it may, I have discovered that eventually we need to depend on the Holy Spiritâ€remember our job: we are answerable for contact, while God is liable for change. Notwithstanding, some portion of that contact doesn’t fundamentally include being set up to utilize the scholarly part of our Christian observer, yet for the most part depends on one’s declaration. Dr. Earley says, â€Å"Sharing your story makes evangelism individual and social . . . since when individuals hear you out, rather than being an expert sales rep, you are a fulfilled client. Every one of the three are significant parts of the Christian observer, however it is essential to get that, while exhibiting and disclosing your confidence add to the evangelistic procedure, just announcing the gospel is evangelism. As we probably am aware from Scripture, where there isn't a dream, the individuals will die. In view of this, my own vision as it identifies with the incorporation of vangelism into all aspects of my life has become an extraordinary weight upon my heart. The vision that I hold for the coming days as well as more so as a lifestyle can be depicted using the concentric circles of worry as sketched out by Thompson. Depicting the concentric circles Thompson states, â€Å"Many of us come to examine evangelism to go from Circle one how to Circle seven to spare our still, smal l voices on the grounds that there are cracked connections surrounds two through six that we want to skirt. † With this as a main priority, begins my vision for incorporating evangelism into all aspects of my life. First is my relationship with Jesus Christ, second is my relationship to my better half and afterward to my youngsters. Third, is to my sibling and my sisters followed by my family members, etc, for example, neighbors and partners, associates, and individual X. One of the most critical effect this class has had on my perspectives on future service, evangelism, and augmentation, inclusion in chapel planting as a training priest is my longing to answer the call of the Great Commission as I consolidate my showing obligations toward satisfying the edict. The Great Commission of making pupils of the sum total of what countries has been a weight and vision shared by me. A prime segment of my change understanding and of the Lord carrying me to contrition was grasping the obligation to be a practitioner of the word and not a listener (or talker or knower) as it were. As I found a way to adjust my life and stroll to God’s word, incredible changes happened in my strategy for serving the lost. Drain and Wheeler noticed that overlooking the open doors for service or have gotten things done for others without having a worker soul is a transgression. Things being what they are, how might I defeated this blame of not forcefully sharing my confidence? My expectation is that by God’s effortlessness, He will keep me delicate to where He is busy working. As I consider a congregation plant and having a â€Å"evangelism ministry† to my locale I know my own stroll with the Lord Jesus is the place everything starts. The realm of paradise starts first, in my own heart. My craving is to be steady in petition in any event, when it feels like He doesn’t hear me. To peruse and contemplate God’s word in any event, when new and new experiences are not coming. To oppose allurement when interests are solid and nobody (with the exception of God) is viewing. To serve others when I am powerless, tired, or out of vitality. This is the place evangelism to my locale starts sharing the product of a changed life. So as to answer the call to proselytize, one should initially comprehend what the Great Commission is. In the book â€Å"Evangelism is . . . † by Dave Early and David Wheeler, Earley clarifies the word commission as â€Å"a military term meaning a definitive request, charge, or heading. † I have learned hireling evangelism by making an appetite to impart my confidence to other people. Evangelism has gone from being a dread initiating idea to turning into the manner in which I need to live in Christ: as strolling declaration to Him and noting the call of the Great Commission with my words, my every day activities, my adjusting others, and by disciplines others to answer the call to proselytize. Most Christians need to share the gospel, yet never imagine a future in service that includes evangelism increase or church planting as it identifies with growing genuine devotees who energetically want to duplicate their observer. Sooner rather than later I plan to build up a workshop that centers around how to assemble social scaffolds to those with whom you need to share the gospel. Perusing Dr. Filter and Dr. Wheeler’s â€Å"Minister To Others† illuminate me to the way that, â€Å"No matter what your job is in serving somebody in the case of building an extension, asking, addressing a need, mitigating a weight, empowering, or sharing the gospel-God is welcoming the individual into His realm through you. † To carry on with a way of life of evangelism I should live â€Å"Incarnational† by mirroring my confidence in the certainties of the Bible through my perspectives and activities. As indicated by Dr. Wheeler, â€Å"Incarnational† Apologetics is the delegate open and private way of life of a Christian that approves to the world the supreme facts of the Bible. Carrying on with a â€Å"Incarnational† way of life is an issue with today’s church individuals who are hesitant to share their confidence. This is another zone where I confess to being blameworthy due my many church exercises. Figuring out how to share Jesus unafraid is practiced by figuring out how to be viable communicators in all that we state. For instance, in â€Å"the Art of Personal Evangelism† William McRaney Jr. eminds us that, â€Å"our objective is to be viable communicators and clarifiers since individuals matter to God† William Fay’s â€Å"Share Jesus Without Fear† is one of the most affecting books I have ever perused. Fay says that there are two sorts of individuals â€Å"Those who talk about the lost and the individuals who converse with th e lost. † Because of this course, I have figured out how to invest energy with family and understanding its significance has expanded significantly in light of this course. Dr. Channels noticed that, â€Å"88 percent of the youngsters who experience childhood in our places of worship leave the congregation and stay away for the indefinite future. At the end of the day, teaching must start inside the home with guardians investing energy with and ingraining Christian qualities in their kids. Learning the significance of family in evangelism immovably accepts that connections and network are the

Project Development and Control

1. Have the option to distinguish the Components of task stage and lifecycle1.1. Primary procedures in the lifecycle of the project:Initiation â€starting up the undertaking; characterizing its motivation and degree; avocation for starting it and the answer for be executed. Arranging â€defining authoritative structure of the venture; designating the undertaking group; characterizing the exercises and shared connections, dangers and rules for an effective execution of these activities; recognizing partners. Execution â€the most significant stage from the part of task results; execution and coordination of exercises characterized in the arranging stage. Control â€very regularly joined with the execution stage (2 most significant stages); identifying botches acquired during usage; proposing remedial activities. Shutting â€analysis of the outcomes; last task proclamations; recognizing level of undertaking achievement and noticing down any exercises learned for future projec ts.Picture 1. General Project Model1.2. Procedures in the lifecycle in the task â€Å"Revitalization of the Grand Backa Canal†:Phase 1 †The region of the Municipality Vrbas faces a major issue in light of the fact that â€Å"The Grand Backa Canal†, which goes through the district, is amazingly dirtied from the wastewater released into the channel close by industrial facilities. Likewise, the trench is not, at this point safe. Intensely contaminated by natural mechanical and common wastewaters, the waterway today is a dead stream of toxins, including substantial metals. Because of pollution of the channel the entire condition, particularly in a spot where trench goes through the region of Vrbas is destroyed.Revitalisation of the waterway is fundamental for Vrbas region and the entire condition. The answer for this issue is toâ stop further contamination and to tidy up and rejuvenate the waterway and the zone around it. The board of the Vrbas region sorted out a ga thering with the point †the defilement of the waterway. They noticed the appalling circumstance and consented to begin a task for renewal of the Grand Backa canal.Phase 2 †The venture director is named. He framed a venture group and sorted out a gathering to talk about the issues of this undertaking. The venture chief and his group characterized the task goals. Targets of the undertaking are contained in the accompanying exercises: Activity 1 †to construct a plant in the industrial facilities to treat wastewater before it is released into the waterway; Activity 2 †to sanitize the channel from sludge;Activity 3 †to give sports and recreational offices notwithstanding the Grand Backa trench. It was chosen which programming will be utilized to characterize exercises, their term, assets and expenses of the venture. Gantt graph will introduce exercises, their term and reliance. The task term is determined.The plan of periodical giving an account of the venture an d observing of the undertaking usage is characterized, and the partners are recognized in the gathering. Stage 3 †in the usage stage all exercises that are arranged in the eliminate 2 are conveyed. All assets required for the execution of the undertaking are enlisted. The procedures of observing and control are likewise part of this stage so as to forestall delays in the execution of the activities.The venture director is intermittently checking whether the task goes as indicated by a predefined plan, by utilizing the product and through the gatherings with his group. Close checking of every movement during usage is significant factor in this stage which assists with limiting a potential dangers in postponements of specific exercises. Stage 4 †in the end period of the task level of undertaking achievement will be distinguished. Based on definite reports, results accomplished will be contrasted and the arranged results.1.3. Undertakings and operational management:Operations are a hierarchical capacity playing out the on-going executionâ of exercises that produce a similar item or offer a dreary support. Models include: creation activities, producing tasks, and bookkeeping activities. In spite of the fact that transitory in nature, undertakings can help accomplish the hierarchical objectives when they are lined up with the organisationâ's strategy.Organisations some of the time change their tasks, items or frameworks by making key business activities. Tasks require venture the board while activities require business process the executives or activities the executives. Activities can converge with tasks at different focuses during the item life cycle, such as:At every closeout stage; When building up another item, redesigning an item or extending yields; Improvement of activities or the item advancement process; or Until the divestment of the activities toward the finish of the item life cycle.At each point, expectations and information are moved betw een the venture and tasks for execution of the conveyed work. This happens through an exchange of venture assets to activities close to the finish of the undertaking, or through an exchange of operational assets to the venture at the start.Operations are perpetual undertakings that produce dreary yields, with assets appointed to do essentially a similar arrangement of assignments as indicated by the measures organized in an item life cycle. Not at all like the on-going nature of activities, ventures are impermanent endeavours.2. Have the option to portray venture philosophies and their application2.1. The venture technique Project Management Methodology is a carefully characterized blend of legitimately related practices, strategies and procedures that decide how best to design, create, control and convey a task all through the persistent execution process until effective consummation and end. It is a deductively demonstrated, deliberate and restrained way to deal with venture struc ture, execution and completion.The reason for venture procedure is to take into consideration controlling the whole administration process through effectiveâ decision making and critical thinking, while at the same time guaranteeing the achievement of explicit procedures, approaches, strategies, techniques and advances. Commonly, a system gives a skeleton to portraying each progression top to bottom, with the goal that a task administrator will realize what to do so as to convey and execute the work as indicated by the calendar, financial plan and customer determination. Alluding to the referenced definition, a suitably picked venture the executives philosophy prepares for picking up the accompanying accomplishments: The necessities of partners are definedA basic â€Å"language† is built up and comprehended by the group, so they know what’s expected of them Cost gauges are finished, exact and solid Every assignment is finished utilizing a typical methodological method ology Most clashes are spotted and settled early Expected expectations are delivered and given over Lessons are found out and arrangements are rapidly implementedHere’s a disentangled case of how a task system can be introduced in the administration progressive structure:Picture 2. PM system In the Picture 2. can be seen that PM Framework goes before Methodology which thus goes before Lifecycle Stages and decides the venture the executives Processes, Tasks and Activities. 2.2. Venture scope, venture length, destinations, partner and potential limitations on the undertaking â€Å"Revitalisation of the Grand Backa Canal†: Project scopeGrand Backa Canal which goes through the region of Vrbas is a case of the most exceedingly terrible natural problem area and one of the most contaminated water streams in Europe along these lines, the direct ecological advantage of its revitalisation is very self-evident. Progressively significant is the way that the Grand Backa Canal speak s to a genuine wellbeing hazard for the nearby individuals that has critical antagonistic social just as financial effects on further improvement of the region.Environmental and human wellbeing danger existing in Vrbas isn't adequate and it requests earnest activity. The goal of this venture is to discover an answer for tidying up and revitalisation of theâ heavily dirtied Grand Backa Canal. Before the tidy up can begin, the basic is to stop further contamination to guarantee the maintainability of the whole task. Venture duration16 months for example 01 December 2011 †01 April 2013.Project targets The undertaking group characterized the accompanying venture destinations: 1. Building a plant in the production lines that treated wastewater before it is released into the Canal; 2. Purging the Canal from slop; 3. Giving games and recreational offices notwithstanding the Grand Backa Canal. At all three targets, the exercises are characterized which will add to acknowledgment of ob jectives and projects.StakeholdersMany partners are included and have a personal stake in the task â€Å"Revitalisation of the Grand Backa Canal†. The key partners are: Management of the region of Vrbas, Project administrator and undertaking group, Managers of production lines that release squander water, Public-service organization Water of Vojvodina, Locals and the Community. Potential limitations on the projectPossible limitations are firmly connected with the cutoff times and the issues that may emerge over the span of execution of the undertaking. On the off chance that the cutoff times are not met it will cause delays in the usage of the exercises, the costs will be expanded and therefor the acknowledgment will go astray from the arrangement. The time measurement is one of the most significant components during the acknowledgment of the project.2.3. Essentials of organizations to help a project.The fundamental components for fruitful usage of a venture are: Goals must b e obviously characterized. Each undertaking has its objective that ought to be accomplished. An obviously characterized venture objective will assist with deciding fundamental exercises for its fruitful acknowledgment. Cutoff times are significant components that should help the undertaking exercises t

Cost Accounting Foundations and Evolutions

Question: Estimating applicable expenses and incomes while taking choice on substitution of gear and re-appropriating of work is significant. Examine the equivalent. Answer: What is pertinent expense and how is it straightforwardly proportionate to the incomes is the thing that all associations center at while taking pivotal money related choices. Important expense fundamentally focuses at the measure of money surge that will happen to create the sufficient measure of income. There are different circumstances where expenses are to be brought about in order to have the option to determine anticipated incomes. Two dynamic circumstances, for example, choice on substitution of a gear and redistributing choices requires nitty gritty conceptualizing comparable to the significant expenses to be brought about and how much incomes will such a choice create. Supplanting a hardware is a vital choice which any association takes as it impacts its continuous procedure of production and furthermore supplanting a fixed resource includes gigantic expenses of procurement, establishment and execution. These expenses must be caused after due investigation of the measure of incomes it will create and how might it help to build the efficiency of the worry by decreasing the expense of creation. The principle focus on substitution of any gear is fundamentally to guarantee that the expense of creation diminishes altogether with the goal that benefits increments and the nature of creation can likewise improve. Further the current machine which is to be supplanted additionally is of critical worth (Hafeezm, 2012). The cost that would be brought about in keeping up it on the off chance that is more than the incomes that the firm creates, at that point the equivalent ought to be supplanted and the expense acquired is viewed as significant in nature. Furthe r such an expense is considered to e pertinent as in this serious world new philosophies of creation are constantly given need and clients are more pulled in towards such associations who are better furnished and consistently refreshed with the most recent innovation. Likewise types of gear in the wake of working for its evaluated life won't yield a lot of substitution esteem. In this way such misfortunes are dodged by selling those old supplies well on schedule to have the option to show signs of improvement resale estimation of the types of gear. Hence choice with respects substitution of a gear requires the associations to have an intensive investigation of how might such a substitution influence its expenses and incomes. How might it help to expand the efficiency of the worry and furthermore increment incomes by including more clients, diminishing the expense of creation in this way expanding benefits and piece of the overall industry all the while. Better marking is additionall y conceivable if the creation procedure is modernized and well prepared. (Drury 2008) Another significant choice that influences the cost-income model for any worry is the settle on or purchase choice. This is one such territory which requires mind racking at a miniaturized scale level. The expenses to be acquired while creating an item indigenously or getting it from different makers is a pivotal choice as the income age will fluctuate contingent on the choice taken. Its unrealistic for any association to deliver all its crude materials inside thus they should redistribute some piece of it (Kinney, Raiborn, 2009). In the event that delivering an item would cost for all intents and purposes the equivalent whenever created inside the association then it is in every case better to re-appropriate the item so the association would then be able to concentrate on delivering or creating those items which are plan explicit and can't be redistributed. Such kind of cost is significant as it assists with lessening the weight of the association all things considered. The top admi nistration would then be able to convey there human capital elsewhere and get greatest incomes from the costs they have incurred(Boyd, 2015). Further if a similar investigation is accomplished for creating or redistributing of an item which can be re-appropriated effectively, one will see that then the expenses caused for its creation is insignificant and avoidable. The organization can haggle better with the redistributing offices and save money on time just as human capital expenses. Further the incomes will be created quicker likewise as the other organization is required to gracefully merchandise on schedule and if not the organization is at risk to guarantee pay additionally which it would not have the option to do in the event of in house creation. Further if in future the said item isn't required it can without much of a stretch prevent the buy from the market however the equivalent would not be conceivable if there should arise an occurrence of in house creation (Simplestudies.com, 2015). Along these lines a choice in regards to bringing about of the expenses with respects obtainment of products ought to be taken simply after a definite cost examination is done between purchase versus make costs. As these would influence the incomes too. The expenses are applicable just on the off chance that it empowers to create satisfactory measure of incomes as wanted. Subsequently what cost is significant and how much income would it help to produce is a choice to be taken in the wake of thinking about all the upsides and downsides. Substitution of a gear ought to be finished mulling over the substitution costs, the innovative headways and how might it empower to build the incomes of the association. In this manner all choices accompany their own upsides and downsides which ought to be concentrated in detail and weighed in like manner before showing up at a choice. References: Boyd, K., 2015, To Outsource or Not to Outsource : a Cost Accounting Decision, Cost representing Dummies, saw on nineteenth July 2016, https://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/to-re-appropriate or-not-to-redistribute a-cost-accounting.html Drury, C., 2008, Management and cost bookkeeping, Pat Bond: Italy Simplestudies.com, 2015, Make or Buy Decisions, saw on nineteenth July 2016, https://simplestudies.com/make-or-purchase decisions.html Hafeezm, 2012, Managerial Accounting Decision Making : Relevant Costs and Benefits , saw on nineteenth July 2016, https://hubpages.com/instruction/Managerial-Accounting-Decision-Making-Relevant-Costs-Benefits Kinney, M.R., Raiborn, C.A., 2009, Cost Accounting : Foundations and Evolutions, Thomson: Sputh Western

The Importance of Online Shopping Research Paper - 4950 Words

The Importance of Online Shopping (Research Paper Sample) Content: The importance of online shopping. A case study of Sainsbury By NB: The Initial instructions for order PDR-230464 was to write a case study on online shopping, there was no requirements for inclusion of part D and E as by the revision requestThe importance of online shopping. A case study of SainsburyExecutive summaryBringing out the importance of the online shopping us the main aim online shopping. The report gives a summary of the trends of online shopping and gives recommendations for the future research. In that, we are in the era of globalization electronic marketing, or online shopping is a great revolution. Most of the business are running with technological change over the last decade. Online shopping which is also well known as online marketing is the use of technology i.e. mobile phones and computer for better marketing performance. Most of the retailers are coming up with strategies to meet the demand of online shoppers, they are taki ng interest in studying the consumer behaviors in the field of online shopping so as they can give improve on online shopping. Alongside studying the importance of online marketing has shown in the market, the research also includes the study of consumerà ¢Ã¢â€š ¬s attitudes towards online shopping and specifically bring out the factors influencing online shoppingThe study based on a retail business in London, UK and narrowed down to Sainsbury. The study collected views from the customers of Sainsbury, who have been actively using their online shopping services. Their views were recorded, and recommendation made basing the analysis.The finding indicates that there are a number of advantages which are coming out from online shopping. The importance of online shopping are coming out clear, and the notable ones include online shopping is convenience, influencing and time-saving.Other factors which are influencing online shoppers include less price, feedback from other previous custome rs, quality of the product and the discounts given. The study also finds who the frequent online shoppers in terms of demography are. The study results show that attitudes towards online shopping among the elderly people is not positive. The interviews done on Sainsbury employee to find out who are the frequent online shopper. The study might used as guiding business strategy for online marketer include Sainsbury Retail Company. The study will also help companies to devise successful strategies for online shoppers it will also provide a base for other similar studies on the importance of online shopping.The study also reveals the interactions between online shopping and the in-store shopping using the online shoppers at Sainsbury. The study based on using the controlling factors, and the results showed that the people who reside in cities tend to shop online more. In general view, the use of the internet for shopping tends to create shopping demand because of the large amount of pr oduct information. The total effect of online shopping on traditional shopping also analyzed.IntroductionIn general the trend of e-commerce in the world has been increasing rapidly in recent years with the development of the internet and easy accessibility if internet facilities. The availability of the internet and easy access has driven consumers to go for online shopping study by the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) communication policy (2001). From the study online shopping is the third most used service activity on the Internet after email using and web browsing. From statistics all around the world, more than 630 million individuals have done online shopping. The study gives details the biggest online shoppers include Germans and the British (ACNielsen report on global consumer attitudes towers online shopping, 2007).Marketing research, product development, information of customers and also collecting the customerà ¢Ã¢â€š ¬s feedback on the internet business is i mproving the overall performance of online marketing. Online marketing also used as a medium of communication. The main aim of online marketing is to improve the value of the products and services to the consumers, also improve quality and attractiveness of delivering consumers benefits and fulfilling their need, this is the reason online marketing becomes more convenience and increasing its popularity daily.There are also risks associated with online marketing. Internet users avert online shopping simply because of the fraud in credit card; there is the good and services security guarantee, privacy, and non-delivery risk also quality There are policies which are being device so as to minimize the general risks associated with online shopping."Fraud free electronic shopping" was introduced in the year 1995 in the UK. Later there were secured electronic transaction (SET) in the Singapore and Europe, Liao and Cheung (2000).The growth of online shopping is very fast and from the study there are a number of advantages which comes out clearly.The attitude of consumers towards online shopping refers to the psychological state in terms of making orders or purchases online. The online shopperà ¢Ã¢â€š ¬s behaviors referred as the purchased online goods. To transact for online shopping there is a process which is involved, and it consists of five steps and are similar to normal traditional shopping behavior (Lai and Liang 2000).The main objective of the case study is to get to understand the importance of online shopping. By getting to understand the importance the factors which are considered include knowing the consumers attitude towards online shopping. The other researchers show that all the focus in how the consumerà ¢Ã¢â€š ¬s attitudes will enable us to understand truly the importance of online shoppingThe problem of the consumer attitude towards any product and services determine the importance of online marketing. The study is on Sainsbury, which is one of the best retail stores in the world. The company will be helpful for the people who are planning to go online shopping. The research preceded with primary data which will help in covering the importance of online shopping.Problem definition"The of number companies using online shopping are increasing and retail organizations are creating their business opportunities on the internet" Lee, International Journal of Retail Distribution Management (2005). This mention indicates there is rapid growth in the field of online shopping, and there are a lot of advantages which are emerging. There is also an interest in studying what is giving the consumers the motivation to shop online. There is also fierce competition among the online marketers like Sainsbury, who have been forced to gain a competitive edge in online shopping.The online seller needs to understand fully the consumer needs and what is driving them to shop online. Identifying and analyzing the companies is important advantages of online shopping to both customers and the retailers. It Will help to capture the best factors which are driving the thriving of online business.Other than having convenience and profitability in online shopping there is another equal importance of online shopping such as improving in health competition hence improved products. As online shopping is a new medium the consumer behavior in the field as compared to the traditional shopping behaviors hence understanding the importance of engaging in online buying and selling.Purpose and research questions.The main reason of the research is to identify and analyze the importance of online shopping taking Sainsbury as the reference online retailer. Besides the importance of online business, the study will also analyze the factors which are influencing the Sainsbury consumers to shop online. The findings will help Sainsbury retailers to formulate their marketing strategies for online business.à ¢Ã¢â€š ¬Ã‚ ¢ What is the importance of onli ne shopping?à ¢Ã¢â€š ¬Ã‚ ¢ What are factors which influence consumers to shop online?The importance of online shopping as from the research objectives drawn from the factors of shopping which are convenience, time-saving, security and the product features. The motivating features behind consumer buying products online bring out the attitudes and behaviors towards online shopping. When retailers get to know the factors which are affecting online Sainsbury buyers, then the importance of online shopping comes out. For the consumer to buy online there are individual needs which affect buying of the products. The consumer expectation satisfaction will give better understanding of the importance of online shopping (Haul, Trifts 2000).Research outlineThe research outlined as:I. IntroductionII. Theoretical frameworkIII. Research designIV. Data analysis and discussionV. ConclusionThe introduction highlights the purpose and overview of the research. The research design and data collection analyzes the data collection methods used. It included the sampling design, questionnaire design and also validity and reliability of the research. The theoretical frameworks bring out a clear picture as to what theories and models applied to the study. Data are analyzing guide to drawing and reach the conclusion. Here the research question is answered, and this is the key to the whole research.Conclusion applicability of this research on the importance of online shopping reached.LimitationsThere are always factors which come out when the research done. One of the limitations of the research is the time limit. Also, the time cost in the study is considered a limitation of this study.Research design and data collection methodResearch methodThe research reg...

A New Health Care System - 1438 Words

A New Health Care System One of the major problems nagging America is the need for a new health care system. The number of uninsured Americans needing medical treatment is rising. Medicare, a major part of the American health care system, is projected to go broke in 2019 according to USA Today s article, Congress refuses to swallow cures for ailing Medicare. I have seen this ruin people s pursuit of happiness. I worked in a nursing home for the past five years. Many elderly patients run out of money to support themselves for their long term care. When they go on Medicare, only certain treatments and prescription drugs are available. This causes them to worsen in condition physically and mentally. I believe that with a†¦show more content†¦This system would compose of a single-payer national health care system modeled on the current Medicare platform. According to Michael McCarthy s article, US doctors group calls for national health-care system, The plan would cover ‘all medically nece ssary services, including long-term care, mental health and dental services, and prescription drugs and supplies (McCarthy 2). A national health care system such as this would be completely funded by the taxpayers of America. It would provide coverage to any United States citizen. This health care system cures all three of the major problems, prescriptions, Medicare, and uninsured citizens. Although 8,000 doctors recommend and support this, the American Medical Association (AMA) states that it does not solve any problems, just creates new ones (McCarthy 1). The AMA states, A single-payer system would create a large bureaucracy that would interfere with decisions that should be made by doctors and patients, stifle technological innovation, and lead to long waits for health care services (McCarthy 1). 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