The Need for Wood-based Substitutes“How has the development of wood-based substitutes helped to regain market share for wood and expanded into other markets over the last 20years.” It is imperative to identify that over the years, lumber has been the primary product that was used in the manufacture of building materials and other assets.  Its disadvantages have necessitated the use wood based substitutes (Wood, R., Stadle…

The Virtual Clinic Business ModelThe supply chain network of hospital is on a transformative phase and with the virtual clinic business model the supply chain would be wholly transformed. Social media marketing would help the managerial staffs of the hospital to witness escalation in the sales revenue. This revenue generation would add value to the profit margin (Dominici 2009). The maintenance of this chain in the supply of quality medical se…

Characteristics of Low-Involvement PurchasesReal Conservatism is referring to a response pattern that are mostly offered by individuals that are having cautiousness regarding new things as well as viewpoints, a central concern in the category is the upholding of a disciplined, predictable as well as safe society. Conventional family life are associated with responses that are mostly offered with the help of the respondents that are representin…

Environmental FactorsEconomic growth and social inclusion involve the ability of economies to nurture employment of all its resources so as to drive sustainable growth.
The environmental factors in this context include the paramount issues of education, population dynamics, conflict, and resources. It is evident that for an economy to be able to be stable it has to be able to employ all its resources to its capacity.  Also, resources m…

The Three Stages of Rites of PassageVictor Turner was an anthropologist known for his theory of rites of passage. Rites of passage are religious ceremonies marking the transition from one life to another. Each society has their rites of passage. For example, a Maasai in Kenya and Tanzania had to kill a lion with a spear to be considered a warrior (Garwood, 2011). Also, the Aborigine people in Australia had to send their boys into the wildernes…