Cash For Laptops

Running head: COMPUTER RECYCLING Computer Recycling June 29, 2009 Computer Recycling Over the years, tons of electronics equipment with hazardous materials have been thrown away with standard garbage. Over time, these materials leak out of the electronics causing damage to the environment. In order to try and reduce the threat, many local, state and federal governments are enacting legislation that requires proper disposal of old electronics. Most computer equipment becomes outdated anywhere

James’s work shift. While viewing the footage, I noticed over the course of James work shift, she would stash cash on the side of the cash register after ringing up several purchases from customers. At the end of her work shift while James was counting monies in the cash drawer, she would separate the money and place some of the money in a bank deposit bag and place the previously stashed cash in a brown paper bag. On several occasions, I also noticed when L. James worked an evening shift, she would

Proforma Income Statements (From 2017 to 2019, annually) Income Statement 2017 Revenue 163,443 Less: Operating Expenses Wage Expense Rent Expense Utilities Expense Maintenance expense 68,000 13,000 22,516 4,000 Total Operating Expenses 107,516 Operating Income 55,927 2018 Revenue 195,291 Less: Operating Expenses Wage Expense Rent Expense Utilities Expense Maintenance expense 68,000 13,000 22,516 4,000 Total Operating Expenses 107,516 Operating Income 87,775 2019 Revenue 227,141 Less: Operating

Based on the information provided, OPI’s opportunity to expand into laptop sales as an exclusive distributor should be pursued. OPI should be able to comfortably manage financing up to a $222,000 loan at the 12% interest rate for five years with the additional profits from the laptop expansion investment opportunity. There are pieces of information that are missing however, which should be used to provide a more thoughtful determination of handling the investment. To better understand whether this

recommendations. First, OPI could pursue the opportunity to become the exclusive distributor for laptops. The second recommendation is a request for additional information, so a more comprehensive assessment can be made. The exiting information suggests OPI should be able to comfortably manage financing a loan up to $222,000 at the 12% interest rate for five years with the additional profits from the laptop expansion investment opportunity. However, to increase the level of confidence moving forward

Chapter 6: Operations Plan Value Chain Meraki’s value chain starts with our manufacturer. Our manufacturer is a factory which is Roweliza located in 58 Sta. Ana Ext., Marikina East Subd., San Roque, Marikina City. Our manufacturer already offers all the material we need in our bag. They have different kind of fabric which satisfied our demand in our bag’s texture. They also have the indirect materials that we need like the zipper, the bronze metal dog hook, roller and magnetic flaps

The cash in voice is a small piece of paper used as receipt and is given to customers. Its format has the brand and name of product, quantity or the number of units, name of customer, and date of the specified time, and price of product and a blank space for

We 're now better able to predict revenues and cash flow to execute our growth strategy." 03 Results One of Thistle 's largest costs is in fuel management, as it purchases hundreds of thousands of litres of fuel per week. Now, Thistle 's CFO can access Infinity on her laptop or iPhone and check how much fuel is being held and accordingly manage cash flow, predict profit and hold a fuel order depending on location requirements. Previously, it

Nestled between Starbucks and Supdogs on Franklin Street sits the newly constructed Tama Tea. The shop, known for its over fifty tea flavors, has recently become a common site for college students to study and eat between classes. Constructed to represent a tropical, relaxed theme, the employees of Tama Tea attempt to create an aesthetic and ambient atmosphere in order to market their brand towards young adults. The tea shop is identifiable by its rustic, brick exterior, with Tama Tea etched in

customer, but may not work for everyone. For example, another customer wanted to return her 700 dollar laptop. My co- worker Connie was assisting her. While she was inside the return policy and was able to return the laptop she wanted cash. She purchased the laptop with a gift card so it went back to a gift card. Connie explained to her that she was sorry and that it was impossible for her to return in cash. The woman had a meltdown and swore at Connie and said that "sorry doesn't feed her kids". In this