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A publicly traded multinational company I chose is Novartis AG (NVS). It is a company formed in 1996 by the merger of Ciba-Geigy and Sandoz Laboratories. The company admitted having developed its strategy under the assumptions that patients would live longer, buy more prescriptions, and be increasingly cost-conscious. Novartis AG operates in over 140 countries and its products are sold in around 200 countries globally. It has 40 plants across Europe, America and Asia Pacific with approximately 130 000 employees. Novartis is headquartered in Basel, Switzerland but it has locations across the globe from Japan to China to Australia to Brazil among many others. The company has been the 3rd or 4th biggest pharma company in the world and it is currently ranked 5th in the Fortune Global 500 list. It is listed on both the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: NVS) and the Swiss Exchange (SWX: NVS) (Castilho et al, 32)
NVS is listed on the NYSE because it has a market capitalization of over $100 billion (conglomerated assets), which is more than a large bank. This means that even if all of its uninvested cash were to be spent all at once, it would not affect its net assets, and by this rule formula, its share price would not change, despite what happens to any individual company within that same industry. The company has developed a strategy that is centered on its pharmaceutical market, which sells around $37 billion worth of products annually. It aims to maintain high growth by increasing the sophistication of the medicines it develops and selling in new markets where the investment will be worthwhile.
The factors that will affect the future movements in value of exchange rate against dollar are the economic and political changes in countries where it operates. The companies aim is to operate in countries with a stable political atmosphere with good economic prospects. The other major factor that affects the future movements in value of exchange rate is how strong its competitors are (Castilho et al, 32).
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Castilho, Sofia Isabel de Miranda. Project–Equity Research Novartis AG. (NVS). Diss. Institution Superior de Economic e Gestão, 2018, 31-50.
Chapter 6; Topic 9
Chapter 6; Topic 9
RF Configuration Parameters Available in RF Profiles
TPC, CHDM, and DCA can be customized by identifying the RF profiles and applying them to different AP groups that belong to the respective AP group. The configuration of the global 5GHz parameters has made it mandatory to use a data rate of 12mbps. The TPC transmits power level limits have set at a default of 30 and 10 dBm. All APs that are not members of a particular group have to be applied using the RRM values. It is crucial to understand that every FR profile must inherit its parameters from the global RRM settings. Main Auditoriums refer to APs in large auditoriums belonging to an AP group for each building
RF Configuration Parameters Available in RF Profiles; Internet source
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/wireless/controller/8-2/config-guide/b_cg82/b_cg82_chapter_01100010.pdfRF Profiles enable individuals to adjust groups of APs that share a normal coverage zone and selectively change how RRM will operate the APs within that coverage zone. After creating or modifying an existing AP group, a new setting takes over, and a set of new commands takes effect. These commands include; Applying and presenting the same RF program is a must because every controller of the AP group or the action will fail for that controller and assigning the same RF profile to more than one AP group. Using RF profiles and AP groups allows an administrator to optimize the RF settings for AP groups that operate in different environments or coverage zones.
Chapter 6; Topic 8
Chapter 6; Topic 8
FRA Coverage Overlap Percentage Criteria
The coverage overlap Factor COF is computed BY FRA using the NDPneighbor list data. The COF is significant because it indicates the percentage of an AP’s cell area with overlapping signals from other APs. The overlapped signals are usually 67dBm or stronger. Overlapping of two AP cells on different channels makes it difficult to get wireless clients evenly distributed across the two radios. Some of the methods used by the FRA to influence the BSS clients able to join the bandwidth include 802.11 probe suppression, 802.11ksite report, and 802.11Vbss transition. FRA monitors client RSS in micro/macro cases to steer clients towards the micro or macro BSS depending on the signal strengths thresholds.
FRA Coverage Overlap Percentage Criteria; Internet source
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/wireless/controller/9800/16-11/config-guide/b_wl_16_11_cg/cisco-flexible-radio-assignment.htmlThe flexible Radio Assignment (FRA) feature has several benefits. Their benefits include but are not limited to; their ability to address nonlinear traffic, enhance the High-Density Experience (HDX) with one AP, permit one AP with one Ethernet drop to function like two 5–GHz APs, and solves the problem of 2.4–GHz over coverage and avails the Creation of 2 diverse 5–GHz cells doubles the airtime. The FRA takes advantage of the dual-band radios included in APs like 4800, 3800, 2800, and the new 11AX APs. Its unique feature added to the RRM to analyze the NDP measurements manages the hardware used to determine the role of the new flexible radio in the wireless network
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