جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه « invincibility » در نشریات گروه « علوم انسانی »

During the last two decades, major developments in the business environment in the world have emerged, which have had an all-round impact on the functioning and activities of economic enterprises on the society. So that the life of many organizations is focused on their ability to increase the accuracy of the cost management system and reduce costs throughout the process and value chain. Management accounting plays a vital role in using invincible strategies. The present research was conducted with the aim of investigating the social consequences of management accounting with an invincible approach. The research method was mixed, first the qualitative phase and then the quantitative phase. The method of the qualitative part of the foundation data theory type and the quantitative part was also done using confirmatory factor analysis. The statistical population of the qualitative part was management accounting experts, operational managers and university faculty. The sampling method was carried out in the targeted qualitative section and after collecting the interviews until theoretical saturation was reached and finally 28 people were interviewed. The data collection tool was prepared in the qualitative stage, semi-structured interview and in the quantitative part of the questionnaire. The results of qualitative analysis by En Vivo software showed that the core codes included 50 codes, which reached 16 main codes according to the inductive approach. The results show: the role of management accounting varies from company to company and industry to industry, from economy to economy, which requires attention to management accounting tools including budgeting.

“Seclusion of warrior” means his compulsory, temporary retirement in some special circumstances to which he reluctantly submits and is released from it after certain events which, in the cases examined in this article, are the outbreak of (or preparation for) a great war. In Greek and Indian epics, one can find at least two examples of this motif: Achilles, the hero of Iliad, whom his mother’s prudence forces to seclude himself in the disguise of a girl in a local king’s harem, and Arjuna, the hero of Mahabharata, who, because of a fairy’s curse and his family’s exile, is made to reside like a eunuch in a harem for a year. Both of these stories are in connection with harem and with warrior’s some kind of temporary retirement. It might seem that Iranian epic has no trace of “warrior’s seclusion,” but considering the various versions of the story of Esfandiar’s imprisonment by his father, King Goshtasb, one can find important points that bear resemblance to the details of these two Greek and Indian stories. It seems that this motif has an original Indo-European version, whose mythical aspect is reflected in Greek and Indian epics and its mundane aspect in Iranian epic. A comparative study of these three stories leads us to the recognition of “warrior’s seclusion” and its probable mythical origin (the warrior’s hesitation and the world’s need).

This research was an applied cross-sectional descriptive survey. The
study tried to measure the amount of invincibility of supply chain of
Mobarakeh Steet Company in Esfahan. To do so, the basic framework
was obtained through a comprehensive review of the related literature;
the framework was prepared and verified by experts. Using this
framework, the invincibility related to supply chain was obtained.
Having sessions with experts and using interviews and questionnaires,
the criteria were refined. Using ANP the importance of each criterion
was specified. The main criteria, all the risk criteria (0.16) and learning
(0.5) accounted for the largest weight. Using grey ARAS supplier
Esfahan Mobarakeh steel company was ranked in terms of invincibility
and the rank of PARS in the supplier invincibility was located in the first
place.