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What was the first industry that used hierarchical corporate organization?
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Railroads were the first to use hierarchical corporate organization...
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Why do you think the mechanized industry was first?
The first industry to use simple machines (levers, wheels, wedges...) - farming The first industry to use complex machines- milling The first industry to use powered machines- textiles The first industry to use engines- mining The first industry to use robots - auto-manufacturing
In the us the steel industry first emerged where?
steel industry first emerged
What was the first industry affected by mechanization?
the textile industry
Where was the first center of heavy industry in china?
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What was The first industry to be shaped by the new factory system of manufacturing?
textiles
Which industry was the first to use hierarchical corporate organization and modern accounting?
RailRoads
Factories were first used in by what industry?
Labor organization
What is the America's first big business?
Big business had started to rise in the late 19th century. The first big buisness that arised at that time was the railroads.
Who established the first hierarchical model of management?
church
UNIX was one of the first operating systems to implement a file system?
Hierarchical
Why do you take operations outside the country?
There are two major reasons for a business taking its operations outside the country. The first, is corporate greed, and the second is it destroys the results of 100 years of union organization. Basically, cheap labor and corporate greed drive what is happening in today's world.
Where can you find sales information for a specific industry of the US?
Industry specific information can often be found at the Department of Labor (DOL.gov). There is an industry that offers industry specific research such as First Research http://www.firstresearch.com/Industry-Profiles.asp?ovchn=MSN&ovcpn=Information&ovcrn=industry+information&ovtac=PPC&utm_source=MSN&utm_campaign=Information&utm_term=industry%2Binformation&utm_medium=PPC. Often researching corporate leaders in a specific industry and then reading their website literature, annual report, contacting investors relations (a link often found on corporate websites), and reading their press releases can offer a great amountof information for industry specific researchers. Contacting a company's corporate office with specific questions may help as well. Be advised however that not all business entities welcome the opportunity of becoming transparent and some may resent certain questions either by avoiding them altogether, answering vaguely, or changing the subject matter.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of hierarchical model databases?
The main advantages of the hierarchical database are:· Performance. Navigating among the records in a hierarchical database is very fast because the parent/child relationships are implemented with pointers from one data record to another. The same is true for the sideways relationships from child to child and parent to parent. Thus, after finding the first record, the program does not have to search an index (or do a table scan) to find the next record. Instead, the application needs only to follow one of the multiple child record pointers, the single sibling record pointer, or the single parent record pointer to get to the "next" record.· Ease of understanding. The organization of the database parallels a corporate organization chart or family tree. As such, it has a familiar "feel" to even nonprogrammers. Moreover, it easily depicts relationships where A is a part of B (as was the case with the order database we discussed, where each item was a part of an order).The main disadvantage of the hierarchical database is its rigid structure. If you want to add a field to a table, the database management system must create a new table for the larger records. Unlike an SQL database, the hierarchical model has no ALTER TABLE command. Moreover, if you want to add a new relationship, you will have to build a new and possibly redundant database structure.
What is an Entry-Level Job?
It is basically the first job a person take immediately after completing his/her degree or training program. With respect to any organization or industry, it is the lowest level.
What is an entry level job?
It is basically the first job a person take immediately after completing his/her degree or training program. With respect to any organization or industry, it is the lowest level.
What was the first major industry in WV and who was its developer?
the first major industry in WV was the lumber industry
Why do you think the mechanized industry was first?
The first industry to use simple machines (levers, wheels, wedges...) - farming The first industry to use complex machines- milling The first industry to use powered machines- textiles The first industry to use engines- mining The first industry to use robots - auto-manufacturing
