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Title: Green Church (Semester Unknowmn) IPRO 328: GreenChurchIPRO328ProjectPlanSp09
Creator: Bauer, Patrick, Chen, Emily, Doran, Shaun, Morgenthaler, Max, Park, Jongpil, Patel, Priyanka, Patel, Saagar, Radtke, Dennis, Soderling, Phillip
Date: 2009, 2009-05
Description: Private schools and places of worship are nonprofit institutions where their financial support comes from their patrons who use their...
Show morePrivate schools and places of worship are nonprofit institutions where their financial support comes from their patrons who use their facilities. Due to inefficient building systems and poor design, these institutions are losing money; in come cases literally throwing money out the window. For the schools, the loss inhibits their ability to improve their academic programs, create better facilities, and ultimately be competitive amongst other schools. For the religious institutions, the loss prevents them from creating new programs to improve their causes, give back to their community, and continue on with their own purpose.
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Title: Green Church (Semester Unknowmn) IPRO 328: GreenChurchIPRO328FinalReportSp09
Creator: Bauer, Patrick, Chen, Emily, Doran, Shaun, Morgenthaler, Max, Park, Jongpil, Patel, Priyanka, Patel, Saagar, Radtke, Dennis, Soderling, Phillip
Date: 2009, 2009-05
Description: Private schools and places of worship are nonprofit institutions where their financial support comes from their patrons who use their...
Show morePrivate schools and places of worship are nonprofit institutions where their financial support comes from their patrons who use their facilities. Due to inefficient building systems and poor design, these institutions are losing money; in come cases literally throwing money out the window. For the schools, the loss inhibits their ability to improve their academic programs, create better facilities, and ultimately be competitive amongst other schools. For the religious institutions, the loss prevents them from creating new programs to improve their causes, give back to their community, and continue on with their own purpose.
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Title: Green Church (Semester Unknowmn) IPRO 328: GreenChurchIPRO328MidTermPresentationSp09
Creator: Bauer, Patrick, Chen, Emily, Doran, Shaun, Morgenthaler, Max, Park, Jongpil, Patel, Priyanka, Patel, Saagar, Radtke, Dennis, Soderling, Phillip
Date: 2009, 2009-05
Description: Private schools and places of worship are nonprofit institutions where their financial support comes from their patrons who use their...
Show morePrivate schools and places of worship are nonprofit institutions where their financial support comes from their patrons who use their facilities. Due to inefficient building systems and poor design, these institutions are losing money; in come cases literally throwing money out the window. For the schools, the loss inhibits their ability to improve their academic programs, create better facilities, and ultimately be competitive amongst other schools. For the religious institutions, the loss prevents them from creating new programs to improve their causes, give back to their community, and continue on with their own purpose.
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Title: Green Church (Semester Unknowmn) IPRO 328: GreenChurchIPRO328BrochureSp09
Creator: Bauer, Patrick, Chen, Emily, Doran, Shaun, Morgenthaler, Max, Park, Jongpil, Patel, Priyanka, Patel, Saagar, Radtke, Dennis, Soderling, Phillip
Date: 2009, 2009-05
Description: Private schools and places of worship are nonprofit institutions where their financial support comes from their patrons who use their...
Show morePrivate schools and places of worship are nonprofit institutions where their financial support comes from their patrons who use their facilities. Due to inefficient building systems and poor design, these institutions are losing money; in come cases literally throwing money out the window. For the schools, the loss inhibits their ability to improve their academic programs, create better facilities, and ultimately be competitive amongst other schools. For the religious institutions, the loss prevents them from creating new programs to improve their causes, give back to their community, and continue on with their own purpose.
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Title: Green Church (Semester Unknowmn) IPRO 328: GreenChurchIPRO328FinalPresentationSp09
Creator: Bauer, Patrick, Chen, Emily, Doran, Shaun, Morgenthaler, Max, Park, Jongpil, Patel, Priyanka, Patel, Saagar, Radtke, Dennis, Soderling, Phillip
Date: 2009, 2009-05
Description: Private schools and places of worship are nonprofit institutions where their financial support comes from their patrons who use their...
Show morePrivate schools and places of worship are nonprofit institutions where their financial support comes from their patrons who use their facilities. Due to inefficient building systems and poor design, these institutions are losing money; in come cases literally throwing money out the window. For the schools, the loss inhibits their ability to improve their academic programs, create better facilities, and ultimately be competitive amongst other schools. For the religious institutions, the loss prevents them from creating new programs to improve their causes, give back to their community, and continue on with their own purpose.
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Title: Green Church (Semester Unknowmn) IPRO 328: GreenChurchIPRO328PosterSp09
Creator: Bauer, Patrick, Chen, Emily, Doran, Shaun, Morgenthaler, Max, Park, Jongpil, Patel, Priyanka, Patel, Saagar, Radtke, Dennis, Soderling, Phillip
Date: 2009, 2009-05
Description: Private schools and places of worship are nonprofit institutions where their financial support comes from their patrons who use their...
Show morePrivate schools and places of worship are nonprofit institutions where their financial support comes from their patrons who use their facilities. Due to inefficient building systems and poor design, these institutions are losing money; in come cases literally throwing money out the window. For the schools, the loss inhibits their ability to improve their academic programs, create better facilities, and ultimately be competitive amongst other schools. For the religious institutions, the loss prevents them from creating new programs to improve their causes, give back to their community, and continue on with their own purpose.
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Title: Green Church (Semester Unknowmn) IPRO 328: GreenChurchIPRO328AbstractSp09
Creator: Bauer, Patrick, Chen, Emily, Doran, Shaun, Morgenthaler, Max, Park, Jongpil, Patel, Priyanka, Patel, Saagar, Radtke, Dennis, Soderling, Phillip
Date: 2009, 2009-05
Description: Private schools and places of worship are nonprofit institutions where their financial support comes from their patrons who use their...
Show morePrivate schools and places of worship are nonprofit institutions where their financial support comes from their patrons who use their facilities. Due to inefficient building systems and poor design, these institutions are losing money; in come cases literally throwing money out the window. For the schools, the loss inhibits their ability to improve their academic programs, create better facilities, and ultimately be competitive amongst other schools. For the religious institutions, the loss prevents them from creating new programs to improve their causes, give back to their community, and continue on with their own purpose.
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Title: Improving Communication Quality of the Drivethru Experience (Semester Unknown) IPRO 343: Improving Communication Quality of the Drivethru IPRO 343 Final Report F08
Creator: Arnold, Kevin, Campen, Matthew, Doran, Shaun, Hong, Karen, Johnson, Sarah, Justus, Scott, Lawrence, Halcyon, Mallgrave, Susan, Pinder, Shavanna, Ucci, Russell
Date: 2008, 2008-12
Description: In the quick‐service restaurant (QSR) industry, a 2007 QSR Consumer Drive‐ Thru Preference Survey found that “speaker communication” was...
Show moreIn the quick‐service restaurant (QSR) industry, a 2007 QSR Consumer Drive‐ Thru Preference Survey found that “speaker communication” was ranked as “important” by 69% of those surveyed. Moreover, “communications via speaker” received only a 62% satisfaction rate from those surveyed. Thus, in the area of communication, a 7+point spread exists between consumer ratings of importance and satisfaction, indicating a critical need (by industry standards) for improvement.
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Title: Improving Communication Quality of the Drivethru Experience (Semester Unknown) IPRO 343: Improving Communication Quality of the Drivethru IPRO 343 MidTerm Presentation F08
Creator: Arnold, Kevin, Campen, Matthew, Doran, Shaun, Hong, Karen, Johnson, Sarah, Justus, Scott, Lawrence, Halcyon, Mallgrave, Susan, Pinder, Shavanna, Ucci, Russell
Date: 2008, 2008-12
Description: In the quick‐service restaurant (QSR) industry, a 2007 QSR Consumer Drive‐ Thru Preference Survey found that “speaker communication” was...
Show moreIn the quick‐service restaurant (QSR) industry, a 2007 QSR Consumer Drive‐ Thru Preference Survey found that “speaker communication” was ranked as “important” by 69% of those surveyed. Moreover, “communications via speaker” received only a 62% satisfaction rate from those surveyed. Thus, in the area of communication, a 7+point spread exists between consumer ratings of importance and satisfaction, indicating a critical need (by industry standards) for improvement.
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Title: Improving Communication Quality of the Drivethru Experience (Semester Unknown) IPRO 343
Creator: Arnold, Kevin, Campen, Matthew, Doran, Shaun, Hong, Karen, Johnson, Sarah, Justus, Scott, Lawrence, Halcyon, Mallgrave, Susan, Pinder, Shavanna, Ucci, Russell
Date: 2008, 2008-12
Description: In the quick‐service restaurant (QSR) industry, a 2007 QSR Consumer Drive‐ Thru Preference Survey found that “speaker communication” was...
Show moreIn the quick‐service restaurant (QSR) industry, a 2007 QSR Consumer Drive‐ Thru Preference Survey found that “speaker communication” was ranked as “important” by 69% of those surveyed. Moreover, “communications via speaker” received only a 62% satisfaction rate from those surveyed. Thus, in the area of communication, a 7+point spread exists between consumer ratings of importance and satisfaction, indicating a critical need (by industry standards) for improvement.
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Title: Improving Communication Quality of the Drivethru Experience (Semester Unknown) IPRO 343: Improving Communication Quality of the Drivethru IPRO 343 Posters F08
Creator: Arnold, Kevin, Campen, Matthew, Doran, Shaun, Hong, Karen, Johnson, Sarah, Justus, Scott, Lawrence, Halcyon, Mallgrave, Susan, Pinder, Shavanna, Ucci, Russell
Date: 2008, 2008-12
Description: In the quick‐service restaurant (QSR) industry, a 2007 QSR Consumer Drive‐ Thru Preference Survey found that “speaker communication” was...
Show moreIn the quick‐service restaurant (QSR) industry, a 2007 QSR Consumer Drive‐ Thru Preference Survey found that “speaker communication” was ranked as “important” by 69% of those surveyed. Moreover, “communications via speaker” received only a 62% satisfaction rate from those surveyed. Thus, in the area of communication, a 7+point spread exists between consumer ratings of importance and satisfaction, indicating a critical need (by industry standards) for improvement.
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Title: Improving Communication Quality of the Drivethru Experience (Semester Unknown) IPRO 343: Improving Communication Quality of the Drivethru IPRO 343 Project Plan F08
Creator: Arnold, Kevin, Campen, Matthew, Doran, Shaun, Hong, Karen, Johnson, Sarah, Justus, Scott, Lawrence, Halcyon, Mallgrave, Susan, Pinder, Shavanna, Ucci, Russell
Date: 2008, 2008-12
Description: In the quick‐service restaurant (QSR) industry, a 2007 QSR Consumer Drive‐ Thru Preference Survey found that “speaker communication” was...
Show moreIn the quick‐service restaurant (QSR) industry, a 2007 QSR Consumer Drive‐ Thru Preference Survey found that “speaker communication” was ranked as “important” by 69% of those surveyed. Moreover, “communications via speaker” received only a 62% satisfaction rate from those surveyed. Thus, in the area of communication, a 7+point spread exists between consumer ratings of importance and satisfaction, indicating a critical need (by industry standards) for improvement.
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Title: Improving Communication Quality of the Drivethru Experience (Semester Unknown) IPRO 343: Improving Communication Quality of the Drivethru IPRO 343 Brochure F08
Creator: Arnold, Kevin, Campen, Matthew, Doran, Shaun, Hong, Karen, Johnson, Sarah, Justus, Scott, Lawrence, Halcyon, Mallgrave, Susan, Pinder, Shavanna, Ucci, Russell
Date: 2008, 2008-12
Description: In the quick‐service restaurant (QSR) industry, a 2007 QSR Consumer Drive‐ Thru Preference Survey found that “speaker communication” was...
Show moreIn the quick‐service restaurant (QSR) industry, a 2007 QSR Consumer Drive‐ Thru Preference Survey found that “speaker communication” was ranked as “important” by 69% of those surveyed. Moreover, “communications via speaker” received only a 62% satisfaction rate from those surveyed. Thus, in the area of communication, a 7+point spread exists between consumer ratings of importance and satisfaction, indicating a critical need (by industry standards) for improvement.
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Title: Improving Communication Quality of the Drivethru Experience (Semester Unknown) IPRO 343: Improving Communication Quality of the Drivethru IPRO 343 Final Presentation F08
Creator: Arnold, Kevin, Campen, Matthew, Doran, Shaun, Hong, Karen, Johnson, Sarah, Justus, Scott, Lawrence, Halcyon, Mallgrave, Susan, Pinder, Shavanna, Ucci, Russell
Date: 2008, 2008-12
Description: In the quick‐service restaurant (QSR) industry, a 2007 QSR Consumer Drive‐ Thru Preference Survey found that “speaker communication” was...
Show moreIn the quick‐service restaurant (QSR) industry, a 2007 QSR Consumer Drive‐ Thru Preference Survey found that “speaker communication” was ranked as “important” by 69% of those surveyed. Moreover, “communications via speaker” received only a 62% satisfaction rate from those surveyed. Thus, in the area of communication, a 7+point spread exists between consumer ratings of importance and satisfaction, indicating a critical need (by industry standards) for improvement.
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Title: Green Church (Semester Unknowmn) IPRO 328
Creator: Bauer, Patrick, Chen, Emily, Doran, Shaun, Morgenthaler, Max, Park, Jongpil, Patel, Priyanka, Patel, Saagar, Radtke, Dennis, Soderling, Phillip
Date: 2009, 2009-05
Description: Private schools and places of worship are nonprofit institutions where their financial support comes from their patrons who use their...
Show morePrivate schools and places of worship are nonprofit institutions where their financial support comes from their patrons who use their facilities. Due to inefficient building systems and poor design, these institutions are losing money; in come cases literally throwing money out the window. For the schools, the loss inhibits their ability to improve their academic programs, create better facilities, and ultimately be competitive amongst other schools. For the religious institutions, the loss prevents them from creating new programs to improve their causes, give back to their community, and continue on with their own purpose.
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