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A Cat Cafe Christmas

為了解決Marketing Part time的問題，作者Gary, Codi 這樣論述：

Kara Ingalls has come to California for a fresh start. Along with her friend Charity, she opens The Meow and Furever Cat Cafe. With Charity in charge of the baking and Kara caring for the rescues, they’ve got this! Except that Kara’s dream job isn’t as easy as it seems when the rent comes due and th

e special needs cats stay too long. Enter Ben Reese. As a dog lover, he doesn’t seem qualified to help, but as a marketing professional, he’s just what Kara can’t afford to ignore. He’s bossy and pushy and nerdy...but she finds herself inviting him to their Friendsgiving anyway. Where unlikely spark

s fly with this cat hater. Now Ben has implemented a plan to find homes for all the felines in twenty-five days, and he’s even doing his part by fostering a tiny kitten with a huge personality. Can a dog person be converted to a cat lover and save the cat cafe by Christmas? And the more important qu

estion is whether Ben and Kara can set aside their differences to be together for a purr-fect holiday. Codi Gary is the author of twenty-seven contemporary and paranormal romance titles including bestsellers Things Good Girls Don’t Do and Hot Winter Nights under Codi Gary and the laugh-out-loud Mi

stletoe Romance series under Codi Hall. She loves writing about flawed characters finding their happily ever afters because everyone, even imperfect people, deserve an HEA. A Northern California native, she, her husband, and their two children now live in Southern Idaho where she enjoys kayaking, bi

-polar weather, and spending time with her family, including her array of adorable furbabies. When she isn’t glued to her computer making characters smooch, you can find her posting sunsets and pet pics to Instagram, making incredibly cringy videos for TikTok, reading the next book on her insane TBR

list, or knitting away while re-watching Supernatural for the thousandth time!

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照顧者對於育兒APP使用經驗及滿意度之研究

為了解決Marketing Part time的問題，作者張可橙 這樣論述：

自2020年COVID-19疫情延燒至今，對家庭帶來很大的生活改變，其中除了育兒日常之外，在防疫期間家庭互動型態也正悄悄地改變。因此，為了解家長育兒實際需求以及使用相關資源是重要的趨勢。家有嬰幼兒的父母需要紀錄各種嬰幼兒的生活紀錄，以確保嬰幼兒的健康狀況及健康檢查，如何善用各項育兒資源，將嬰兒照護資訊化，家長可以即時了解子女目前的狀況。隨著資訊科技進步，智慧型手機的流行，數位工具也愈來愈行動化及便利性，因此針對嬰幼兒各項活動的APP也蓬勃發展。目前市場上育兒APP種類眾多，但深入探討實際使用與功能是否滿足照顧者需求的研究較少。為了解照顧者對於使用育兒APP相關經驗及滿意度為何？研究首先依據文

獻探討嬰幼兒相關文獻，了解行動裝置在嬰幼兒保育相關之領域應用，再將市面上手持行動裝置平台皆有上架的育兒APP，將各個的功能做比較與統整，以問卷調查方式了解照顧者對於育兒APP實際使用情形以及滿意度。本研究採用科技接受模式為研究架構，加入受試者背景變項探討各構面關係，利用SPSS統計分析方法來驗證各項研究假設。研究結果如下：探討照顧者對於育兒APP的使用經驗之現況與差異。「認知有用性」及「認知易用性」會影響「使用意願」；「使用意願」會影響「滿意度」。根據研究結論，提出相對應研究建議，供未來建置應用程式系統可以擴充功能參考，讓使用者滿意度更加提升。

The Gospel of Wellness: Gyms, Gurus, Goop, and the False Promise of Self-Care

為了解決Marketing Part time的問題，作者Raphael, Rina 這樣論述：

Journalist Rina Raphael looks at the explosion of the wellness industry: how it stems from legitimate complaints, how seductive marketing targets hopeful consumers-and why women are opening up their wallets like never before.Rina Raphael has been there. She’s bought cases of kombucha, she’s paid ＄45

for an exercise class, she’s sprinkled mushroom ＂superpowder＂ in her coffee, she’s gone on luxury mindfulness retreats, and she’s hung out with Hollywood’s crystal healers. . . . She’s a respected journalist who has specialized in health and wellness, so she should know better right? Yes. And No. Y

ou see Raphael was once a wellness junkie. Like millions of other women out there, she held out hope that clean eating or the newest strength training class would give her the salvation she sought. Why? Because the modern American woman has been sold a bum deal. In their male dominated workplace, st

ress levels for women are 1.5 times higher than for men. They then venture home, only to be confronted by ＂the second shift.＂ Just how bad is it? Google searches for ＂self care＂ are at an all-time high. Dentists have seen an uptick in angry women grinding their teeth at night. What have women been s

old as coping mechanisms? Meditation apps, ＂detoxes＂, manifestation gurus--things that only a few years ago might have been considered fringe that are now mainstream. But deep within the underbelly of self-care--hidden beneath layers of clever marketing--the wellness industry beckons women with a fa

r stronger, more seductive message. It promises women the one thing they desperately desire: control. They are told they can manage the chaos ruling their life by following a laid-out plan: Eat right, exercise, meditate, then buy all this stuff. This mass consumerism is a metaphor for harnessing eve

rything that feels untenable in their life. Wellness isn’t just a lifestyle; it’s become something much more. It’s something to believe in. Which is why wellness is increasingly adopting patterns similar to religion. The desire to be healthy is anything but new. But what we’re witnessing today is co

mpletely unlike its predecessors. Wellness, in its current form, is almost an obsession for the American woman. What’s the reason everyone is guzzling kombucha and taking to aromatherapy now? Why do women feel the weight of the world when they go to the grocery store and choose conventional over the

hefty priced organic produce for their families? Why, in this moment, do we find ourselves at what seems to be the peak of alternative health practices? To quote Gwyneth Paltrow at a recent Goop summit, ＂Why do we all not feel well?＂ The Gospel of Wellness will examine how and why American women we

re led down this costly kale-covered path. Part investigative report, part sociological analysis, part personal account, this book will dive deep into this booming movement, bringing the reader inside the sprawling landscape of wellness and introducing them to its many trends and blind spots. Blendi

ng traditional reporting, first-person narrative, and social critique, Rina Raphael will guide readers through a journey of the modern American woman and why she’s so dissatisfied with the status quo. Wellness did not sprout in a vacuum: it’s a reaction to trends building over decades. Women are sea

rching for meaning, purpose, community, and certainty--and trying to find it in through health practices. But what happens when the cure becomes as bad as the disease? Rina Raphael is a features contributor for Fast Company magazine who specializes in health, wellness, and women’s issues. She has

contributed tothe New York Times, LA Times, CBS, NBC News, Medium’s Elemental, among others. Her wellness industry newsletter, Well To Do, which reaches nearly twenty thousand subscribers, covers trends and news and offers biweekly market analysis. Raphael has spoken on the wellness industry at sev

eral conferences, including SXSW, the Global Wellness Summit, the Self-Care Summit, and the Fast Company Innovation Festival. Previously, she served as a senior producer and lifestyle editor at the Today show, the number one morning show in America, for nearly a decade.

利用模糊層級分析法 探討半導體產業品牌影響因素之分析

為了解決Marketing Part time的問題，作者范志旻 這樣論述：

隨著時間的流逝，半導體創新正在發生變化，可以適用於不同的創新業務，半導體業務的發展至關重要，因而開闢了許多新的職位。半導體業務是一個融合了不同創新能力並協調上游，中途和下游提供商的專業能力的行業，並且通常具有較高的進入壁壘 。廠家已投入花費很多精力與成本進入這個行業，期盼永續經營與回饋利害關係人。本研究第一步採用PEST, 五力 & SWOT分析，在美國，日本和臺灣，這些是國際半導體供應商鏈中的關鍵成員。經過最新半導體有關文獻的討論和分析，發現現有廠商已經建立了行業品牌，並獲得了用戶的信任。因此，品牌研究在這個行業是大家一直在探索的領域。考慮到寫作對話和大師談話，本研究使用分析層次結構(A

HP)研究技術對品牌的關鍵指針在半導體品牌的關鍵部件上進行重要性的排序，然後利用模糊層次分析法(FAHP)來分析這些標記之間的聯繫。經調查，有11項顯著結果可供參考，關鍵是要在半導體品牌建設上取得優異的成績，“客戶價值”和“品牌資產”都必須達到一定的水平。本研究發現，半導體品牌策略應以“客戶價值”為核心，解決客戶問題，創造卓越價值，並隨著技術的進步不斷投入新產品的研發，以奠定半導體品牌長期成功的基礎。