Peter Schulz – författare

Essay aus dem Jahr 2020 im Fachbereich Germanistik - Neuere Deutsche Literatur, Note: 1,3, Ernst-Moritz-Arndt-Universität Greifswald (Institut für Deutsche Philologie), Sprache: Deutsch, Abstract: "Definition of Done" steht als letzte der von Glanz in Pixeltänzer immer wieder eingebetteten, mitunter eben typografisch abgehobenen Wiedergabe von Sprache, von Code(s) in Softwareentwicklung und -produktion. Dieser kleine Abschlusstext wirftnach dem märchenhaften Schluss die Frage auf, wie weit das Kalkül geht, mit dem Glanz ihr Debüt beschließt, bzw. ihren Text gemacht hat. Insa Wilke attestiert dem Roman zumindest, dass „er permanent Kommentare zu poetologischen Positionen, Leseprozessen und Literaturbetrieb abfeuert.“ und freut sich, dass „das humorvolle, mit vielen literatur-historischen Wassern gewaschene, auf gegenwärtig getunte Debüt einer freudig auf Diskurswellen surfenden Autorin.“ In ihrer umsichtigen Besprechung des Romans geht sie auf einige Aspekte der Verfasstheit des Werkes ein, die sich während und nach der Lektüre wieder und wieder in den Vordergrund schieben. Das Verhältnis von Discours und Histoire, oder besser von Discourses und Histoires changiert unentwegt. Modi, Stimmen und Figuren müssen von uns durchgängig neu identifiziert und zusammengebracht werden. Der als Debüt inszenierte Text ist vielleicht der einer „freudig auf Diskurswellen surfenden Autorin“, aber durchaus weniger auf Gegengwart getunt. Pixeltänzer emuliert nicht Gegenwärtigkeit, sondern ist viel mehr in tune mit Gegengwart, beziehungsweise ein Ausdruck dieser.

Diploma Thesis from the year 2002 in the subject Business economics - Offline Marketing and Online Marketing, grade: 1,0 (A), Aachen University of Applied Sciences (FB Economics), language: English, abstract: This paper focuses on two main areas. Firstly, it analyses the impact of 'German identity' on doing business in Western Australia. The second major focus is the connection between business and culture, arguing that culture has a major impact on business and strategy. German culture, as perceived by both literature and managers in German companies in Australia, is highlighted throughout the paper. A questionnaire was compiled and sent to companies with a German identity in Australia. Respondents range from subsidiary companies of German parent corporations, strategic alliances or joint ventures with German participation or simply Australian-owned companies distributing German made or identity products. The research does not only consider German business presence in Western Australia, but also the German identity and its influence on Australian perceptions. [...]

Project Report from the year 2007 in the subject Business economics - Business Ethics, Corporate Ethics, grade: 85%, Macquarie University (Graduate Accounting and Commerce Centre), course: Veranstaltung International Marketing (post-graduate unit), language: English, abstract: This report examines Airbus, one of two major players in the global aircraft manufacturing industry. Recent findings indicate that Airbus might have showedunethical business behavior in convincing customers to purchase its aircraft. After presenting and analyzing these allegations and updating potentially unethical conduct by Airbus to the present day, this report continues to discuss the topic of ethics in general. It is then elaborated how ethics are applied within the aircraft manufacturing industry by its two main players Boeing and Airbus. Following this, tools such as a PESTLE analysis and a SWOT analysis of Airbus are presented. Based on the findings of these analyses, recommendations for Airbus are formulated and examined with regard to practicability and feasibility aspects. Recommendations will be divided into short-, medium- and long-term strategies. Finally, this report will conclude by summarizing the findings and giving an outlook to Airbus position in the global marketplace.

Project Report from the year 2007 in the subject Business economics - Accounting and Taxes, grade: 85%, Macquarie University (Graduate Accounting and Commerce Centre), course: International Accounting (post-graduate unit), language: English, abstract: In the 21st century, globalisation is deemed inevitable in the development of the world economy. As commercial language, accounting information is internationally accepted so that control over accounting issues and the prevention of accounting fraud are critical to economic development (China Accounting Standards Committee, 2007). In this context, financial reporting quality is regarded as an endogenous function of market demands and political influences that are specific to each country (Chen & Cheng, 2007). The participation of Chinese companies in the world economy has grown during recent decades at a pace that surpasses all other economies significantly. Nevertheless, areas such as accounting and auditing remain a concern. China fully understands that a sound financial reporting system plays akey role in the process of economic development (Financial Reporting in Mainland China, 2007). In saying so, it is important to mention that it is not the standards itself that seem problematic but rather the enforcement of standards.Based on a report written in 2003, this analysis will present aspects that can be a concern with regard to enforcement of accounting standards. After describing each point, an update to what extent it has been resolved will be given. Finally, this report will highlight new enforcement issues that have arisen since 2003 before concluding with an outlook concerning China’s future in the field of accounting.

Project Report from the year 2007 in the subject Business economics - Offline Marketing and Online Marketing, grade: 88%, Macquarie University (Graduate Accounting and Commerce Centre), course: MKTG814, Managing Customer Relations (post-graduate unit), language: English, abstract: The following report will analyse the Australian retail industry with regard to Customer Relationship Management (CRM) activities, with the focus being on food retail. As is the case in various other industries, this industry also has realised that it is easier and considerably cheaper to retain existing customers instead of attracting new customers in an ongoing process. Various tools of the CRM spectrum are currently being utilised and this report presents these, including a comparison which organisation appears to have the most successful and most promising strategy in terms of CRM. After identifying the main players in the industry, this report will analyse what can be done in relation to CRM within this industry. The next section concentrates on challenges that arise fororganisations willing to utilise CRM tools before detailing which CRM strategy each company appears to be using. Finally, a comparison of the different CRM strategies as well as an outlook will be provided, additionally offering recommendations to organisations that operate within this industry.

In diesem Band werden in vier soziologischen Fallstudien begünstigende Faktoren identifiziert, welche lokale Gemeinschaften anfällig oder widerstandsfähig machen gegenüber Erscheinungsformen des Rechtsextremismus. Der Vergleich der Fallbeispiele offenbart, wie der Rechtsextremismus vor Ort funktioniert, wie man ihn erkennt und wissenschaftlich erhebt, was ihn befördert, wie er sich verändert und wie ihm beizukommen ist. Die Autoren stellen Befunde der empirischen Untersuchung anschaulich dar und leiten daraus praxisnahe Handlungsempfehlungen für Politik, Öffentlichkeit und Wissenschaft ab. Dabei werben die Soziologen für eine neue Allianz zwischen Forschenden und Zivilgesellschaft.

Project Report from the year 2007 in the subject Tourism - Miscellaneous, grade: 80%, , course: ICMS 831, International Tourism (post-graduate unit), language: English, abstract: This report examines the destination of Phuket with regard to the evolution of the tourism industry until 2004 as research allows a clear picture for this time due to the availability of data. Concepts of accessibility, availability and stability will be presented before proceeding to analysing Phuket's attractions. A classification into a destination lifecycle and government policies are introduced before summarising the destination. The next chapter describes the Boxing Day Tsunami and its effects on Phuket before continuing to evaluate which measures the destination has taken to counter-steer prevailing problems. Finally, Phuket s behaviour will be compared to other destinations that have suffered similar external shocks before concluding with an outlook for tourism in Phuket.