Understanding the Digital Revolution

Running head: ITECH1100 UNDERSTANDING THE DIGITAL REVOLUTION
ITECH1100 Understanding the Digital Revolution
Assignment 1 - Jacket Revival (30362822)
Name of the Student
Name of the University
Author’s Note

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ITECH1100 UNDERSTANDING THE DIGITAL REVOLUTION
Table of Contents
Task 0 – Setting Up....................................................................................................................2
Task 1 – Cost of Operating the Business...................................................................................2
Task 2 – Order Information........................................................................................................3
Task 3 – Price Consistency........................................................................................................5
Task 4 – Process Involvement....................................................................................................5
Bibliography...............................................................................................................................7

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Task 0 – Setting Up
E Portfolio Page
Nam
e Working days
Working
hours(in week)
Additional Working
hours( in week)
Total working
hours in week
Arch
ie
Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday 22.5 3 25.5
Barb
ara Thursday and Friday 15 0 15
Caro
l Every weekday 22.5 3 25.5
Task 1 – Cost of Operating the Business
Name
No. of Working
days in a week
Working
hours in a
week
Additional
working
hours in a
week
Total
working
hours in a
week
Hourly
rates(in
$)
Annual
cost(in
$)
Archie 3 22.5 3 25.5 26 34476
Barbara 2 15 0 15 26 20280
Carol 5 22.5 3 25.5 24 31824
Replacem
ent
employee 66 39 10296
Fixed
cost(in $) 9100
Utility
cost(in $) 3120
Total
Outgoing
cost (per
annum in
$) 109096
Simple excel formula is used for calculating the annual cost of the employees based
on the daily working hours spent for the operational activities. The overall cost calculated
using daily hours spent, times of the cost of the employee per hour; this resulted in the cost of
the employee for a single day that was further multiplied with the seven unit for the
calculation of employees’ cost for seven years. Thereafter, for the calculation of one-year