Fung Essays

  • Getting Through College

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    more apt to go unnoticed for a longer period of time. Teresa Fung, an assistant professor in the Department of Nutrition at Simmons College has noticed trends in college students’ eating habits. “They have no time to eat, and nutrition is not a priority to them; therefore, they’re not paying attention to what they are eating. There is a small number of disordered eating, but not usually to the extent of eating disorders,” said Fung. “Also, the less-then-optimal healthy way of eating is also partly

  • Living with Feng Shui

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    objects in mapped areas of a home can bring great respite to an otherwise chaotic environment. American society classifies feng shui as just another idea based on superstitions, for example, black cats and broken mirrors. Actually, feng shui, pronounced “fung shway,” is the ancient craft of interpreting and manipulating energy in the environment to create harmonious space by stimulating good chi’, or energy, and staunching the negative flow. Feng shui, meaning wind and water, was created based on the ancient

  • Li Fung Case Analysis

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    Introduction Li and Fung, a Chinese company founded in 1906 has been experiencing high growth rates due to a series of acquisitions and the offer of a wide range of services in the whole elements of the supply chain (from raw material till finished goods). Recently the question its managers have to deal is how to face the challenges posed by the internet, more specifically, its lifung.com (after was renamed studiodirect.com) internet site. This company was an extension of its brick and mortar operations

  • Case Study Of Li & Fung

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    Li & Fung is a kind of 4PL which is a fourth party logistics that handles the complete end to end supply chain network. It is 4PL because the concept of a 4PL provider is an integrator that accumulates resources, capabilities and technologies to run complete supply chain solutions which is the main work of Li & Fung. Since Li & Fung source its items from various global companies, they tend to create competition among these companies. To source from a good and capable company, Li & Fung will have

  • Li & Fung Limited Case Study

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    The case study analysis the evolution of Hong Kong based Li & Fung Limited from a traditional trading company into a global consumer goods export trading giant and a manager of customers supply chains. It discusses in detail the company’s efforts to constantly evolve its business model in response to the changes in the external environment and the customer needs and preferences. The case study examines Li & Fung’s major strategies viz. Positioning itself as supply chain manager, integration of operational

  • Brian Fung Organic Foods Summary

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    article, established journalist Brian Fung establishes a key point that organic foods are not actually healthier in terms of nutritional content. In fact, in many studies GMOs and organic foods have been found to contain very similar nutritional content. This idea of organic equating to better nutrition is actually completely erroneous; organic is not a statement of a product’s healthiness, but rather of the product’s method of production. Organic foods, Fung claims, are not healthier in terms of

  • Paying the Price: The Adventures of Eddie Fung

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    members as ‘paper sons’. The 1906 earthquake in San Francisco destroyed municipal records, which catalyzed immigration from China by allowing Chinese-men to claim US citizenship and bring their family from China (Takaki 8). The Adventures of Eddie Fung depicts the story of a young-man born in China and his immigration to the US as a ‘paper son’ in the 1930s. His significance correlates to the contradiction developed by US deeming Chinese as inassimilable, and presenting Eddie enduring his hardships

  • Industry Analysis And Competitive Strategy of Li & Fung

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    Li & Fung is a global trading group sourcing and managing the supply chain for high volume, time sensitive consumer goods. The group is associated with strong brands such as The Limited, Gymboree, American Eagle, Warner Brothers, Bed, Bath & Beyond, Levi-Strauss. With the rise of the internet, and the thrive of the B2B intermediaries, this memo will discuss the Li & Fung's E-Commerce strategy and how to use internet to facilitate supply chain management. Competitive advantages Li & Fung's product

  • Therapeutic Mouthwash

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    Humans have been obsessed with fresh breathe for centuries (Fung, 2017). Haitosis, or bad breath has many different causes but ultimately dealing with the underlying cause is the only potential permanent cure (Burke, 2016). Most oral rinses are like broad spectrum antibiotics and do not treat a specific bacterial strain (Burke 2016). Their effect only last for 1 hour or less. There are two types of mouthwashes: Cosmetic vs Therapeutic (Center 2017). Cosmetic mouthwash temporarily controls

  • L&F Group

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    The goal of effective supply chain management is to "gain competitive advantage through optimizing flows within the enterprise". The Hong Kong listed company Li & Fung Ltd represents one of the world's best examples of achieving this goal. The company financial history clearly tells that story. Just last year, L&F saw profit attributable to shareholder increase by 23%. In fact, over the past 14 years, L&F has seen steady compound annual growth rate of 22%. Not bad performance for a small family company

  • Japanese Food In The Japanese Culture

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    Takasei had salads, deep fried and grilled dishes, udon, soba, miso soup, ramen, sashimi, sushi, rolls, and yakitori. The food that was served in Izakaya Takasei symbolized the Japanese culture. Din Tai Fung had xiaolongbao, dumplings, buns ,fried rice, soups, and noodles soups. The food at Din Tai Fung symbolized the Chinese culture. Izakaya Takasei had different types of seafood such as deep fried and grilled seafood, sashimi, sushi, and rolls. The server informed that their yakitori is their one of

  • Socializing Children Into Immigrant Communities

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    taught differently throughout the world and are influenced by the family, community and culture therefore children adapt as a result of their learned experiences (Miller and Mangelsdorf 2005). This paper focuses on research conducted by Kusserow (1999), Fung (1999) and Orellana (2001). The researchers’ methodologies differ greatly but each touches on the approach of socializing children into each culture and subculture’s teachings on acquiring various forms of language and emotion. In De-homogenizing American

  • The Cause of Digital Divide

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    database articles. The digital divide growth is affected by more than just the lack of internet access, age, income and the rapid change in technology. Meinrath, Losey and Lennett (2011) present an unconsidered cause of the growing digital divide. Fung (2013) and Cohen (2010) and an Unknown Author (2011) provide very insightful information on other causes of the digital divide growth. Rusli and Clark (2013) provide an example of what can be done to help narrow the gap in the digital divide. It seems

  • Catcher In The Rye Research Paper

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    Over just the past decade technology has drastically changed the way people interact with others, with everyone owning computers and smartphones. That’s just the past ten years imagine the changes over the half century. In the Catcher in the Rye, by J.D. Salinger, a teenager named Holden from the 1940s, gets kicked out of his boarding school, and goes to New York in search of happiness in the world. Although the book is the “Great American High School Novel”, some writers, like Jessica Roake, believe

  • The Importance Of Music On Society

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    important aspects of society because of it’s diversity, lyrical complexity, and health benefits. The diversity of music with genres, lyrics, and ethnicities is important to society and culture. Music and culture are closely tied. Professor Victor Fung of USF explains,

  • The Important Role Of Well-Prepared Nurses During Disaster

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    In face of disasters occurring more frequently and threatening people’s life around the globe, the need to have well-prepared nurses has never been greater; however, according to Loke & Fung, (2014) states that more than 80% of nurse volunteers that participated in a disaster event had no previous experience in disaster response. The need to be prepared has led to heightened concern about the adequacy of effective disaster response plans

  • Who Was At Fault In The Oj Simpson Case

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    even though it was clear that he was responsible. This verdict could have been different if it were not for the mistakes the prosecutors made before and during the trial. The decisions of Marcia Clark, Christopher Darden, Mark Fuhrman, and Dennis Fung are why the prosecution did not make a good case. Marcia Clark was the lead prosecutor in the case and had many years of experience as a lawyer in L.A. She did defend her case really

  • How Did The Red Solo Cup And Its Impact On American Society?

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    “My red solo cup, I fill you up”(Keith). This is one of the famous lines in the song Red Solo Cup by Toby Keith. The popularization of the cup in this song raised sales even more and almost doubled their sales for the next few months (1 Fung). These little party cups have been a staple of American society. They are seen as an American icon from other countries point of view. The cups are so popular that they are found in the white house along with just about anyone else's house in America. The cups

  • The Third Runway in Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) is Essential

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    Asia as ... ... middle of paper ... ... et al. "HKIA’s Third Runway —The Key for Enhancing Hong Kong’s Aviation Position." Aviation Policy and Research Center. Chinese University of Hong Kong, 28 Novemeber 2007. Web. 28 Nov 2013. Chong, K.L, M Fung, and et al. "HKIA’s Third Runway —The Key for Enhancing Hong Kong’s Aviation Position." Aviation Policy and Research Center. Chinese University of Hong Kong, 28 Nov 2007. Web. 28 Nov 2013. FlightStats. "Airline and Airport On-time Performance Report

  • Analysis Of Amazon As A Supply Chain

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    can make an impact on supply chain operations of other companies which also includes Walmart and Amazon. The expertise of Li and Fung is supply chain management and to target the companies whose supply chain management is not one of its core strengths. It is essential for a store based retailing and online supply chains to collaborate with such companies like Li and Fung, which helps in improving the section of operations that they are specialised. Those entities can be more efficient and sustainable