I found chapter 7 very interesting regarding global markets and expansion. The chapter discussed four strategies regarding achieving competitive advantage in a global market; global, intentional, multi domestic, and transnational strategies. What are examples of each of the strategies mentioned? How does each help with achieving competitor advantage? What factors would a company use to determine when deciding on the typeof strategy to pursue?Many US companies expand into Canada primarily due to geographic ease. What are other reasons US companies may choose Canada?

Introduction
In the Unit III Lesson, you learned about the overfishing and decline of the Atlantic Cod off the coast of Nova Scotia. Other populations of fish around the world have been affected in much the same way. This activity will help you explore which species are imperiled by current fishing practices and which are, for now, a relatively sustainable choice for the table.
Materials
For this assignment, you will need a computer with Internet access.
Part I
Click the following link: http://www.seafoodwatch.org
Under “Ocean Issues,” click “Wild Seafood.”
Read each tab (i.e., Wild Seafood Home, Overfishing, Illegal Fishing, Bycatch, Habitat Damage, and Management).
Answer the questions in Blackboard using your own words and in complete sentences.
Part II
Click the following link: http://www.seafoodwatch.org/ocean-issues/aquacultu…
Read each tab under Aquaculture (i.e., Aquaculture Home, Wild Fish, Pollution & Disease, Escapes, Habitat Damage, and Management).
Answer the questions in Blackboard using your own words and in complete sentences.
Part III
Click the following link: http://www.seafoodwatch.org/ocean-issues/fishing-a…
Watch the videos and/or read the captions to learn about the different ways in which seafood is harvested. For some methods, there will be a video; for others, there will just be an image and a caption.
Answer the questions in Blackboard using your own words and in complete sentences.
QUESTION 21

Give three seafood items that appear in each category in the Seafood Watch guide. What are the differences in how the items are classified? Why might the same type of fish fall into different categories?
Choose the guide for your state or use the national guide: https://www.seafoodwatch.org/seafood-recommendatio…
Your response should be at least 75 words in length.

Discuss why ethical issues are increasingly important for organisations and critically evaluate the contribution of HR professionals to maintaining ethical standards within their organisations.
Must use the following references:
References:
Brewster, C., Sparrow, P. & Vernon, G. (2008). International Human Resource
Management. Chartered Institute of Personnel & Development, London.
Craft, J. L. (2010). Making the case for ongoing and interactive organizational ethics training. Human Resource Development International. Vol. 13 (5), pp.599-606.
Gibb, S. (2008). Human Resource Development: processes, practices & perspectives.
Palgrave Macmillan. UK
Gold, J., Holden, R., Iles, P., Stewart, J. & Beardwell, J. (2010). Human
Resource Development: theory and practice. Palgrave Macmillan. UK.
Marchington M & Wilkinson A (2008) Human Resource Management at Work, 4th ed. Chartered
Institute of Personnel & Development. UK.
Rees G & French R (2010) Leading, Managing & Developing People. Chartered
Institute of Personnel & Development. UK.
Shen, J. (2011). Developing the concept of socially responsible international human resource management. The International Journal of Human Resource Management. Vol. 22 (6), pp. 1351-1363
Torrington D, Hall L & Taylor S (2009) Fundamentals of Human Resource Management:
managing people at work. Financial Times Prentice Hall. UK.
Truelove, S. (2006). Training in Practice. Blackwell Publishers. UK.
And any reference from peer reviewed journal articles.

PER CURIAM: We consider whether a service provider may change the terms of its service contract by merely posting a revised contract on its website. Joe Douglas contracted for long distance telephone service with America Online. Talk America subsequently acquired this business from AOL and continued to provide telephone service to AOL's former customers. Talk America then added four provisions to the service contract: ( 1) additional service charges; (2) a class-action waiver; (3) an arbitration clause; and ( 4) a choice-of-law provision pointing to New York law. Talk America posted the revised contract on its website but, according to Douglas, it never notified him that the contract had changed. Unaware of the new terms, Douglas continued using Talk America's services for four years. After becoming aware of the additional charges, Douglas filed a class-action lawsuit in district court, charging Talk America with violations of the Federal Communications Act, breach of contract and violations of various California consumer protection statutes. Talk America moved to compel arbitration based on the modified contract and the district court granted the motion …. Douglas alleges that Talk America changed his service contract without notifying him. He could only have become aware of the new terms if he had visited Talk America's website and examined the contract for pos­sible changes. The district court seems to have assumed Douglas had visited the website when it noted that the contract was available on “the web site on which Plaintiff paid his bills.” However, Douglas claims that he authorized AOL to charge his credit card automatically and Talk America continued this practice, so he had no occasion to visit Talk America's website to pay his bills. Even if Douglas had visited the website, he would have had no reason to look at the contract posted there. Parties to a contract have no obligation to check the terms on a periodic basis to learn whether they have been changed by the other side. Indeed, a party can't unilaterally change the terms of a contract; it must obtain the other party's consent before doing so. This is because a revised contract is merely an offer and does not bind the parties until it is accepted. And generally an offeree cannot actually assent to an offer unless he knows of its existence. Even if Douglas's continued use of Talk America's service could be considered assent, such assent can only be inferred after he received proper notice of the proposed changes. Douglas claims that no such notice was given …. The district court's order compelling arbitration is vacated.
Case Question
1. What caused the long distance telephone Service Provided to Joe Douglas to shift from AOL to Talk America?
2. How did Talk America attempt to modify the contracts it received from AOL? 
3. How did Talk America notify its customers of these changes to their service contracts.
4. Why did the court rule in favor of Joe Douglas?
 

Section 13.1 answer either

What are some examples of physical security measures you can implement to protect your network? OR
Who can prevent and react to security breaches?

from Section 13.2

What is social engineering? What is the best defense against social engineering?

from Section 13.3 answer 1 of the following

What is the main goal in a Denial of Service (DoS) attack?
What is the difference between a virus and a worm?
In addition to implementing virus scanning software, what must you do to ensure that you are protected from the latest virus variations?

from Section 13.4 answer 1 of the following

How does a command injection attack a web application?
How does salting the hash protect your network?

From Section 13.5 answer 1 of the following:

What is the role of a CA in a PKI?
What does an authentication protocol do?

from section 13.7 answer 1 of the two questions

How does a remote access VPN differ from a host-to-host VPN?
Why are SSL VPNs more likely to be implemented when creating VPNs across the Internet through firewalls that you do not control?