Discuss the pros and cons of applying each to the scenario above.(U1D1 4733)

Having a structured database backup and recovery plan can be quite important to ensure the safety and security of the database. Because the database is the central piece to any organizational software application, it is crucial that if there are database issues, the organization be able to recover quickly.ScenarioSmartHomes is a mid-sized organization that has a majority of their business transactions performed during the opening hours of their business (8 a.m.–9 p.m. local time). They also have an online website and business-to-business transactions that occur throughout the week. SmartHomes has service level agreements that their online services, including their database, need to be up and running 99.99 percent of the time. SmartHomes’s database transactions are the lowest on Sundays at 1 a.m.–2 a.m. local time.Discuss Consider the scenario above (or describe one of your own) and search the Internet for database backup plans. Select two of them and summarize each in your post (also share links to them). Explain which one you think is the most appropriate and why.

Discuss your personal reaction to the film.(The Good, The Bad and The Ugly (1966)

View one of the films on the list below and write a three to six page paper containing the following:a. A plot synopsis complete enough to demonstrate you actually saw the film.b. A discussion of the following elements of mise en scene.1. Story2. Acting performances3. Cinematography2. Discuss the director’s style.3. Discuss your personal reaction to the film.4. Papers should be three to six pages for a maximum of 25 points.Film List:David O Russell Films:1. Three Kings (1999)2. The Fighter (2010)3. Silver Linings Playbook (2012)Classics and documentary films available on Amazon and Netflix.Classics1. Groundhog Day (1993)2. Tootsie (1982)3. The Good, The Bad and The Ugly (1966)Documentary1. Let There Be Light (1946)2. Fyre: The Greatest Party That Never Happened (2019)3. Circus of Books (2020)

Write about a social welfare policy issue that affects a population at risk.

a. Choose one of the following for the focus on your project .- a social welfare policy issue that affects a population at risk.- a current social justice issue in the media b. Prepare a brief proposal addressing the following:.- State the issue – Explain the significance of the issue to you both personally and professionally – Articulate the social justice implications related to the issues.- Identify a task that you will perform to address the issues.(Examples are: (1) writing to a legislator; (2) writing a Letter to the Editor of a newspaper.(3) attending and participating in a rally; demonstration or march; (4) attending and participating in a community meeting or event related to the issues)c. Evaluate the effective of the task performed in relation to the issue. Include- How you carried out the task- What you learned from carrying out the task – The potential effect of the task you carried out If your task was in writing, such as a letter, attach a copy.

Define the marketing environment for Starbucks (www.starbucks.com).

1. Various federal agencies impact marketing activities. Research each agency below, discuss the elements of marketing that are impacted by that agency, and briefly present a recent marketing case or issue on which each agency has focused (1 paragraph, 100 words per agency). Federal Trade Commission (www.ftc.gov), Food and Drug Administration (www.fda.gov), Consumer Product Safety Commission (www.cpsc.gov). 2. Do you know Danica from the Philippines, Peter from London, Nargis from India, Marina from Russia, Chieko from Japan, or Miran from the United States? These are some of the babies whose parents claimed they were the 7th billion human born into the world. The world population continues to grow, even though women are having fewer children than before. Markets are made up of people, and to stay competitive, marketers must know where populations are located and where they are going. The fertility rate in the United States is declining and the population is aging, creating opportunities as well as threats for marketers. That is why tracking and predicting demographic trends are so important in marketing. Marketers must plan to capitalize on opportunities and deal with the threats before it is too late. Develop a presentation on a specific demographic trend in the United States. Explain the reasons behind this trend and discuss the implications for marketers (1 page maximum). 3. Define the marketing environment for Starbucks (www.starbucks.com). Keep in mind that a company’s marketing environment consists of the actors and forces outside marketing that affect marketing management’s ability to build and maintain successful relationships with target customers. (2 pages maximum). 4. Have you ever been disappointed because a television network cancelled one of your favorite television shows because of “low ratings”? The network didn’t ask your opinion, did it? It probably didn’t ask any of your friends, either. That’s because estimates of television audience sizes are based on research done by The Nielsen Company, which uses a sample of only 9,000 households out of the more than 113 million households in the United States to determine national ratings for television programs. That doesn’t seem like enough, does it? As it turns out, statistically, it’s many more than enough. After reading this, go to 4.1. and 4.2. shown below. 4.1. Go to www.surveysystem.com/sscalc.htm to determine the appropriate sample size for a population of 113 million households. Assuming a confidence interval of 5, how large should the sample of households be if desiring a 95-percent confidence level? How large for a 99-percent confidence level? Briefly explain what is meant by confidence interval and confidence level. 4.2. What sample sizes are necessary at population sizes of 1 billion, 10,000, and 100 with a confidence interval of 5 and a 95-percent confidence level? Explain the effect population size has on sample size. 5. Go to www.nielsen.com, and select a report of your interest, then summarize it and craft your rationale based on: (1) What is the result that impacts you the most? (2) Elaborate 2 conclusions other than the ones the report offers at the beginning or at the end.