Fifty-two of the fifty-six service providers reported seeking assistance from program staff during the project application and approval processes (Table 1.1 8). The most common type of assistance sought was inquiries into the status of an application, followed by questions regarding custom project applications, or questions about filling out incentive applications. All but one provider who sought assistance reported program staff provided them with the assistance they were seeking, with the one remaining provider reporting they did not know. Table 1.1 8 Types of Assistance Service Providers Sought from Program Staff (n=56; Multiple Responses Allowed) Type of Assistance Sought Count Percent Check on status of incentive application 29 52% Questions …show more content…
We asked those service providers who expressed dissatisfaction with any of the above program elements (a “6” or below on a scale from 0-10) why they were dissatisfied. We found little consensus among providers regrading issues they had with the above program elements. Among the fifteen providers who expressed dissatisfaction, areas of dissatisfaction mentioned included: Application process: Streamline the application process (three mentions), additional assistance with application process for new providers, and inclusion of an incentive “estimator” that does not require filling out the entire application (one mention each). Program rules and guidelines: The relatively low incentive per kWh saved discourages some projects (three mentions) and issues related to unpredictable T-12 lighting replacement rules (two mentions). Quality of measures and products: Include more lighting equipment that is DesignLights Consortium (DLC) approved (two mentions) and a general request for more high-quality
Within our group, Clay acted as one of our primary leaders, especially in BizCafe, in which he was the team member with the responsibility to advance the simulation each week. Clay’s top trait according to StrengthQuest is Belief. I think Clay moderately displayed the Belief trait in mostly positive ways. While open to compromise and flexibility, in BizCafe, Clay would enter into situations with an idea already in his head. For example, when dealing with Special Decisions in BizCafe, Clay would always have an opinion on how to deal with the problem, his motivations based in his values or in pragmatism. Sometimes however, usually in trivial cases, these strong beliefs lead to a level of stubbornness and inflexibility, for example, at the beginning
Zeithaml, V., Parasuraman, A., & Berry, L. (1990). Delivering quality service: balancing customer perceptions and expectations. New York, New York: Simon and Schuster.
...irical studies and surveys in an attempt to improve the service providers’ mindfulness regarding the service users’ satisfaction and wellbeing as well as any requirements for further improvement.
10. If your organization had the ability to add one service, what do you think they should add? They should add a place that a person can submit their contact information, if necessary. This may benefit the victim who is in need of services from one of their agencies. However, once the box is filled out it and sent, it should reset to an empty box. This may be helpful if an abuser takes a victim’s phone and car keys away. Therefore, if the victim has an opportunity to gain computer access, this sent data can help victims by letting someone know they need assistance. However, not to be used to replace of 911.
And while that's not unusual, especially when a program involves customized care options, it would be more beneficial to potential clients if they at least offered some sample pricing, etc. This would help people make a more educated decision about whether or not any of their treatment programs are even an option for them without them having to take the time to make contact.
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Hertz operates its car rental business through various brands in 145 different countries. Hertz was named, for the thirteenth time, by Travel + Leisure readers as the Best Car Rental Agency (Hertz Annual Report, 2013). Hertz is one of the top companies in the car rental industry by obtaining 18.6% of the market share (IBISWorld, 2014). In addition to the leading position that Hertz has built within its industry, the focus was to add more value offerings while recreating the experience in car rentals across the globe. Hertz employs both growth and competitive strategies to sustain competitiveness.
Spokane Industries has contracted Franklin Electronics for an 18 month product development contract. Franklin Electronics is new to using project management methodologies and has not been exposed to earned value management methodologies. Even though Franklin and Spokane have worked together in the past, they have mainly used fixed-price contracts with little to no stipulations. For this project, Spokane Industries is requiring Franklin Electronics to use formalized project management methodologies, earned value cost schedules, and schedules for reports and meetings. Since Franklin Electronics had no experience with earned value management, the cost accounting group was trained in the methodology in order to bid for the project.
What major technology change has had the greatest impact on the quality of your life?
The paper presents a detailed discussion on implementation of BIM in a construction project by defining a BIM team in the various phases of construction i.e. from conception to commissioning. Also, the paper presents a brief discussion on processing the information utilizing the i-rooms.
I will be looking at worker timeliness, agency reliability and worker timesheet compliance. After looking at those three elements, I will compare the consumer comfort level and overall satisfaction with surveys that were conducted in the past. The results from my survey will allow my agency to work with the in-home providers that had a low score, so that the consumers are satisfied with their services.
Business to business or B to B (B2B) different from business to consumer (B2C) in many ways:
Although small businesses do not make a lot of major deals with large investors, most small businesses create profit revenue greater than large corporations. Small business creators are very brave considering only ten percent of small businesses survive. Unfortunately, some communities do not support local small businesses; they only support the large brand name and force small businesses to die out. Since small businesses will not have a name brand known around the world, many people from communities will not support them because they are not known on a national scale. “This, in turn will affect the local economy and drive capital out of their local economy. On average, for every one hundred dollars spent in an economy, if spent on a
Consumers desire timely, resourceful help at their fingertips. Plus, the cost of call centers can be expensive and difficult to manage.
Would you ever sell your business? Do you know who you would go to? Very few people know about the profession of business brokerage; however, only a few know that it is a necessity in the business world. A broker deals with the aspect of buying and selling a business. Another way to look at business brokers is to think of them as realtors, but instead of working with homes, they work with corporate companies. A business broker interacts with the seller/owner and buyer/other companies. The primary function of a business broker is to act as a middleman between the buyer and the seller. Hence, the broker will protect your business by putting a value on your business, looking for the right buyer, safeguard the confidentiality of the company, negotiate, and keep all transactions legal. (“Business Broker”). An owner