Abstract Proceeding, Volume 1, Issue 15, Reference ID: RMS-4129-101, Institute for Social and Economics Research, Modern Trends in Marketing, Business Management, Social Sciences, Humanities, and Economics Conference—December 26-27, 2019, Rome, Italy., 2019
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Keywords: Cost of living, Culture, Culture distance, Corruption perceptions index, Ethics, Foreign direct investment, Foreign trade, Freedoms, Gross domestic product, Human rights, Japan, Political economy, Risks.
https://www.indianjournals.com/ijor.aspx?target=ijor:sijp&volume=11&issue=1&article=001
of challenges vis-à-vis emerging issues pertaining to Gross Domestic Product, Human Rights, Freedoms,
Ethics, Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI), Culture, Political System, and Financial Global Market. The research
design employed is the qualitative research methodology. A review of existing publications such as journals,
newspaper books, etc. was carried out. The paper should be useful to Multinational Corporations (MNCs),
planning to invest in companies operating in Iraq or start up a new business in Iraq. It exposes the readers
to the diverse types of risks, involved in doing business in Iraq.
Keywords: Culture, Corruption perceptions index, Ethics, Financial global market, Gross domestic product,
Human rights, Freedoms, Human rights practices, Iraq, Political system, The Republic of Iraq.
Title: Business Landscape of Iraq: International Dimensions;
Authors: Kenji Takahashi, Brian Weatherford, Logan Weber, Eden West, Shelbie Woodard, James Ondracek, Mohammad Saeed, and Andy Bertsch;
Journal: Splint International Journal of Professionals (A Peer Quarterly Refereed International Journal), Volume 10, Issue 4, October-December 2023, pp. 297-309, Print ISSN: 2349-6045, Online ISSN: 2583-3561.
Authors: Rebekah Abern, Colton Bagshaw, Tyler Barnes, Makayla Berg, Hayden Bode, James Ondracek, Mohammad Saeed, & Andy Bertsch
Journal of Business Management, Commerce & Research, Volume X, Issue 3, September 2023, pp. 1 – 19, e-ISSN 2319-250X.
Design/ Methodology/ Approach: A comprehensive survey of pertinent literature was conducted for determining viable solutions to prevent concussion, namely helmet design (Rowson et al., 2014), training methodology (Shanley et al., 2021), and policy implementation (Emery et al., 2017; Obana et al., 2021). The decision matrix was used as a tool to evaluate and compare different options, which were assessed based on the criteria of the least amount of political or media resistance, ease of measurement, convenience of implementation, and maximum purpose.
Findings: Policy development, player education, equipment improvements, and medical assistance are important components. College football can successfully reduce the risk of concussions and head injuries among its players by implementing thorough concussion management policies and protocols that prioritize player safety, encouraging a culture of awareness and responsibility, and utilizing advancements in protective equipment technology.
Research Limitation: As leaders, stakeholders, and individual practitioners all have various roles to play, further studies may be conducted to explore these roles. The researchers may also evaluate the effectiveness of prevention and treatment strategies for reducing concussions in college football.
Managerial Implications: In order to safeguard the long-term health and safety of players, this study underlines the significance of giving player well-being a high priority and putting forth specific preventive measures.
Originality/ Value: The study is an addition to the current body of knowledge, as it brings into spotlight some important improvements which can be strengthened as well as streamlined at the local, national, and worldwide levels, and thus the industry and sports professionals may play a big part in resolving this issue.
Keywords: Brain Function and Structure, Brain Injury Rates, College Football, Concussion, Football Retirement, NCAA Football, Post-Concussion Effect
https://www.effulgence.rdias.ac.in/user/article_pdf/Artical_vol22_1_8.pdf
Purpose: The study aims to investigate how and when the oil and gas industry adopts industry best practices and enhanced standards addressing process safety and operational integrity after catastrophic events. Design/Methodology/Approach: We reviewed the literature available for disastrous incidents that shaped the oil and gas industry with a special reference to three distinct catastrophic events: Piper Alpha (1988), Deepwater Horizon (2010) and Ku-Maloob-Zapp (KUMAZA) (2021). Three primary case studies were evaluated to understand the cycle of creation and adoption of industrial standards meant to address risk management related to process safety and operational integrity in the industry. Findings: We have proposed an adoption cycle for how the industry reacts to catastrophic events, with respect to the adoption of best practices, and creation of enhanced standards, to address the root causes of these events. System 1 thinking dominated initial reactions to each catastrophic event, through the integration of existing standards. System 2 thinking drives the formulation of enhanced standards which more thoroughly deal with additional factors which contributed to compelling events. Research Limitations: Future research may explore the nuances related to the timeline for adoption of industry best practices once a standard is published by API, ISO, or another SME. These nuances could include different organizational profiles for companies adopting a standard. Managerial Implications: This study offered insights into risk management as applied to process safety in oil and gas operations. There exists a lag between the creation of industry best practices through the publication of standards, and the adoption of these practices. Originality/Value: Future researchers may research and generalize findings beyond the current parameters of this study. Key Words: Operational Integrity, Process Safety, Quality Systems, Risk Management, Risk Mitigation, Safety Standards.
Title: Rules Written in Blood: A Case Study of Risk Management in the Oil and Gas Industry
Authors: Seth Osborne, Anthony Sarnoski, Stephen Wathen, Robert Hutchins, Zachariah DeBacker, Andy Bertsch, and Mohammad Saeed
Journal: Delhi Business Review, Vol. 24, No. 1 (January - June 2023), pp. 1 – 16, ISSN (Print) 0972-222X, ISSN (Online) 2277-7725.
in 1905 and was one of the world leaders in shipbuilding and an important global transporter of goods. Over
the last hundred years, offshore oil and natural gas have become Norway’s prominent industry and it is currently
one of the world’s leading exporters of petroleum. The research design employed is the qualitative research
methodology. Review of existing publications such as journals, newspaper books etc. was carried out. Norway’s
population has elevated levels of education and of productivity, and it is among the world’s top innovative
countries. It is also very highly rated for ease of doing business. Norway has one of the strongest democracies
in the world and is one of the world’s least corrupt countries. Overall, it may prove to be one of the least risky
countries to deal with in terms of political soundness, as well as in the strength of its economy. Qualitative
methodology requires more time to review a good number of publications. One of the limitations of this research is time. This paper provides comprehensive analysis of Norway’s socio-economic and political environments. Thus, the paper should be useful to MNCs who plan to invest in existing companies in Norway or start up a new business in Norway. It highlights the opportunities and the risks of doing business in Norway. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) environment and regulations, financial and fiscal policies, and most other important aspects of the country that should be considered before doing business in the country are critically reviewed in this paper.
Authors:
Ashley Simpson, Antonio Franco, Jordan Arndt, Ryan Goss, Leif Nelson, Beverly Fleischman, James Ondracek, Mohammad Saeed, Andy Bertsch
Journal: Splint International Journal of Professionals,
Print ISSN: 2349-6045; Online ISSN: 2583-3561,
Vol. 9, Issue 4, October-December 2022,
pp. 212-223
DOI: 10.5958/2583-3561.2022.00025.X
Authors:
James Ondracek, Karli Peterson, Mohammad Saeed, Andy Bertsch, Beverly Fleishman, Harrison Coombs, Morgan Evans, and Tiodor Grujovic
Splint International Journal of Professionals
Print ISSN: 2349-6045; Online ISSN: 2583-3561
Vol. 9, Issue 4, October-December 2022
pp. 197–211
DOI:10.5958/2583-3561.2022.00024.8
Key words: Diversity; Equity; Inclusion; DEI Support, Demographic Variables.
Journal: Journal of Business Management, Commerce & Research, Volume IX, Issue 9, September 2022, pp. 1 – 16, e-ISSN 2319-250X. (Authors: Nicholas Effertz, Payton Bland, Taryn Faul, Zachary Nugent, Andy Bertsch, Karli Peterson, Mohammad Saeed, James Ondracek, Adesuwa Erude)
Keywords: Cost of living, Culture, Culture distance, Corruption perceptions index, Ethics, Foreign direct investment, Foreign trade, Freedoms, Gross domestic product, Human rights, Japan, Political economy, Risks.
https://www.indianjournals.com/ijor.aspx?target=ijor:sijp&volume=11&issue=1&article=001
of challenges vis-à-vis emerging issues pertaining to Gross Domestic Product, Human Rights, Freedoms,
Ethics, Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI), Culture, Political System, and Financial Global Market. The research
design employed is the qualitative research methodology. A review of existing publications such as journals,
newspaper books, etc. was carried out. The paper should be useful to Multinational Corporations (MNCs),
planning to invest in companies operating in Iraq or start up a new business in Iraq. It exposes the readers
to the diverse types of risks, involved in doing business in Iraq.
Keywords: Culture, Corruption perceptions index, Ethics, Financial global market, Gross domestic product,
Human rights, Freedoms, Human rights practices, Iraq, Political system, The Republic of Iraq.
Title: Business Landscape of Iraq: International Dimensions;
Authors: Kenji Takahashi, Brian Weatherford, Logan Weber, Eden West, Shelbie Woodard, James Ondracek, Mohammad Saeed, and Andy Bertsch;
Journal: Splint International Journal of Professionals (A Peer Quarterly Refereed International Journal), Volume 10, Issue 4, October-December 2023, pp. 297-309, Print ISSN: 2349-6045, Online ISSN: 2583-3561.
Authors: Rebekah Abern, Colton Bagshaw, Tyler Barnes, Makayla Berg, Hayden Bode, James Ondracek, Mohammad Saeed, & Andy Bertsch
Journal of Business Management, Commerce & Research, Volume X, Issue 3, September 2023, pp. 1 – 19, e-ISSN 2319-250X.
Design/ Methodology/ Approach: A comprehensive survey of pertinent literature was conducted for determining viable solutions to prevent concussion, namely helmet design (Rowson et al., 2014), training methodology (Shanley et al., 2021), and policy implementation (Emery et al., 2017; Obana et al., 2021). The decision matrix was used as a tool to evaluate and compare different options, which were assessed based on the criteria of the least amount of political or media resistance, ease of measurement, convenience of implementation, and maximum purpose.
Findings: Policy development, player education, equipment improvements, and medical assistance are important components. College football can successfully reduce the risk of concussions and head injuries among its players by implementing thorough concussion management policies and protocols that prioritize player safety, encouraging a culture of awareness and responsibility, and utilizing advancements in protective equipment technology.
Research Limitation: As leaders, stakeholders, and individual practitioners all have various roles to play, further studies may be conducted to explore these roles. The researchers may also evaluate the effectiveness of prevention and treatment strategies for reducing concussions in college football.
Managerial Implications: In order to safeguard the long-term health and safety of players, this study underlines the significance of giving player well-being a high priority and putting forth specific preventive measures.
Originality/ Value: The study is an addition to the current body of knowledge, as it brings into spotlight some important improvements which can be strengthened as well as streamlined at the local, national, and worldwide levels, and thus the industry and sports professionals may play a big part in resolving this issue.
Keywords: Brain Function and Structure, Brain Injury Rates, College Football, Concussion, Football Retirement, NCAA Football, Post-Concussion Effect
https://www.effulgence.rdias.ac.in/user/article_pdf/Artical_vol22_1_8.pdf
Purpose: The study aims to investigate how and when the oil and gas industry adopts industry best practices and enhanced standards addressing process safety and operational integrity after catastrophic events. Design/Methodology/Approach: We reviewed the literature available for disastrous incidents that shaped the oil and gas industry with a special reference to three distinct catastrophic events: Piper Alpha (1988), Deepwater Horizon (2010) and Ku-Maloob-Zapp (KUMAZA) (2021). Three primary case studies were evaluated to understand the cycle of creation and adoption of industrial standards meant to address risk management related to process safety and operational integrity in the industry. Findings: We have proposed an adoption cycle for how the industry reacts to catastrophic events, with respect to the adoption of best practices, and creation of enhanced standards, to address the root causes of these events. System 1 thinking dominated initial reactions to each catastrophic event, through the integration of existing standards. System 2 thinking drives the formulation of enhanced standards which more thoroughly deal with additional factors which contributed to compelling events. Research Limitations: Future research may explore the nuances related to the timeline for adoption of industry best practices once a standard is published by API, ISO, or another SME. These nuances could include different organizational profiles for companies adopting a standard. Managerial Implications: This study offered insights into risk management as applied to process safety in oil and gas operations. There exists a lag between the creation of industry best practices through the publication of standards, and the adoption of these practices. Originality/Value: Future researchers may research and generalize findings beyond the current parameters of this study. Key Words: Operational Integrity, Process Safety, Quality Systems, Risk Management, Risk Mitigation, Safety Standards.
Title: Rules Written in Blood: A Case Study of Risk Management in the Oil and Gas Industry
Authors: Seth Osborne, Anthony Sarnoski, Stephen Wathen, Robert Hutchins, Zachariah DeBacker, Andy Bertsch, and Mohammad Saeed
Journal: Delhi Business Review, Vol. 24, No. 1 (January - June 2023), pp. 1 – 16, ISSN (Print) 0972-222X, ISSN (Online) 2277-7725.
in 1905 and was one of the world leaders in shipbuilding and an important global transporter of goods. Over
the last hundred years, offshore oil and natural gas have become Norway’s prominent industry and it is currently
one of the world’s leading exporters of petroleum. The research design employed is the qualitative research
methodology. Review of existing publications such as journals, newspaper books etc. was carried out. Norway’s
population has elevated levels of education and of productivity, and it is among the world’s top innovative
countries. It is also very highly rated for ease of doing business. Norway has one of the strongest democracies
in the world and is one of the world’s least corrupt countries. Overall, it may prove to be one of the least risky
countries to deal with in terms of political soundness, as well as in the strength of its economy. Qualitative
methodology requires more time to review a good number of publications. One of the limitations of this research is time. This paper provides comprehensive analysis of Norway’s socio-economic and political environments. Thus, the paper should be useful to MNCs who plan to invest in existing companies in Norway or start up a new business in Norway. It highlights the opportunities and the risks of doing business in Norway. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) environment and regulations, financial and fiscal policies, and most other important aspects of the country that should be considered before doing business in the country are critically reviewed in this paper.
Authors:
Ashley Simpson, Antonio Franco, Jordan Arndt, Ryan Goss, Leif Nelson, Beverly Fleischman, James Ondracek, Mohammad Saeed, Andy Bertsch
Journal: Splint International Journal of Professionals,
Print ISSN: 2349-6045; Online ISSN: 2583-3561,
Vol. 9, Issue 4, October-December 2022,
pp. 212-223
DOI: 10.5958/2583-3561.2022.00025.X
Authors:
James Ondracek, Karli Peterson, Mohammad Saeed, Andy Bertsch, Beverly Fleishman, Harrison Coombs, Morgan Evans, and Tiodor Grujovic
Splint International Journal of Professionals
Print ISSN: 2349-6045; Online ISSN: 2583-3561
Vol. 9, Issue 4, October-December 2022
pp. 197–211
DOI:10.5958/2583-3561.2022.00024.8
Key words: Diversity; Equity; Inclusion; DEI Support, Demographic Variables.
Journal: Journal of Business Management, Commerce & Research, Volume IX, Issue 9, September 2022, pp. 1 – 16, e-ISSN 2319-250X. (Authors: Nicholas Effertz, Payton Bland, Taryn Faul, Zachary Nugent, Andy Bertsch, Karli Peterson, Mohammad Saeed, James Ondracek, Adesuwa Erude)
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