Making the Retro Fit, Glass in Ark Design.pdf

The document provides information about Bako Lam (Laminate) and its potential entry into the supply chain of ark glass products. It discusses the four enterprise areas for various applications of laminated glass, such as Automotive, Fenestrations, Candle stone, and Facades. The document also mentions the primary goals of Bako Lam, which include developing the instance attribution for laminates, task branding for easy identification, and finding partners for simulations. It further highlights the areas of growth for Bako Lam, the plan for product launch, the areas of focus (production instance, multi-agency simulations and supply chain), and the timeline for the company's activities. The document concludes with a summary and mentions the upcoming simulations report in Part II, which will provide more details about the impact of Bako Lam on the glass industry. https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/comments-on-making-the-retrofit-bako-lam-pdf/269560673

1. Making the
Retro Fit
Glass in Ark Design
MDIA
Part I: Task Branding
All Glass
Can Bako Laminate find entryway
into the Supply Chain?
Compile StatementDevelop instanceBrand Task
C.H.G
C. B..

2. Introduction
A company called Bako Laminate wishes to find
an entry path to configure their own laminate into
the ark glass products in specific task areas:
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Part I: Task Branding
1.Automobile Windshields: Laminated glass is widely used inautomobile windshields. When a car is involved in an
accident, the laminated windshield prevents the glass from shattering into dangerous shards, reducing the risk of injury to
passengers.
2.Skylight Glazing: Laminated glass is also commonly used inskylights. It provides both safety and natural light, making it an
ideal choice for overhead glazing.
3.Hurricane-Resistant Construction: In geographical areas prone to hurricanes or other natural disasters, laminated glass is
used inexterior storefronts,curtain walls, andwindows. Its ability to withstand impact and remain intact is crucial for
safety during extreme weather events.
4.Sound Insulation: Laminated glass significantly improvessound attenuationcompared to monolithic glass panes of the
same thickness. It is used to increase the sound insulation rating of windows, reducing noise from outside.
5.UV Protection: The interlayer in laminated glass can block nearly allultraviolet (UV) radiation.
For example, a thermoset
ethylene-vinyl acetate (EVA) interlayer can block up to 99.9% of UV rays
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.CANDLESTONE HOME
6.Artistic Expression: Laminated glass can be used forartistic purposes, allowing designers to incorporate color and
patterns while maintaining transparency. 7.Security Applications: Laminated glass is ideal for applications that requiresecurity. It reinforces protection against forced
entry, blasts, and even providesbullet resistance.
Remember, whether it’s protecting occupants during a car crash or enhancing the aesthetics of a building, laminated glass plays a crucial role in safety and design
Used as
Properties
in Glass
Mix Design
All Glass
Brand – Brick - Bundle
Branch Assemble Commodities
Facades
Fenestrations
Automotive
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3. Agenda
Introduction 2
Primary goals 4
Areas of growth 6
Timeline 9
Summary 14
Bako Laminates is a
simulation oriented multi-
agency composition of
glass placed into instances
as a design advantage.
Slide 14 & 17

4. Primary
Goals
•Develop the
Instance attribution
for laminates
•Task Branding for
easy identification
•Find Partners for
Simulations
All Glass
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5. Square Pi Performance5
Remote
Building
At the latter
part of the
50-year plan
confluent
design is
likely to be
available.
Brand – Brick - Bundle
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Forms and Mix approach used to develop instances
FV~44.6B
Future Paper

6. Areas of growth6
In Billions
8.7138/87.386 = 9.97% ~10%
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See Slide 15

7. Plan for Product Launch
Planning Synergize scalable glass-commerce
Marketing Disseminate standardized metrics
Design Coordinate glass-business applications
Strategy Foster holistically superior methodologies
Launch Deploy strategic networks with compelling glass-business requirements
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8. Areas of focus8
Production Instance
•Develop winning strategies to keep
ahead of the competition
•Capitalize on assailable fruit to identify
a market value
•Visualize customer directed
convergence
Supply Chain
•Iterative approaches to corporate
strategy
•Establish a management framework
from the inside
Use a content cultivated approach
Ark Glass does not
contain sand but
properties that
emulate and blend-
over content
Home
Auto
Fenestrations
Facade
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Simulations prepares
working instances

9. Timeline 9
Sep
2027
Synergize
scalable
glass-commerce
Nov
2034
Disseminate standardized metrics
Jan
2035
Coordinate glass-business
applications
Mar
2050
Foster holistically superior methodologies
May
2071
Deploy strategic networks with compelling
glass-business
requirements
Standing on a Sea of Glass, Rev. 15
The Scripture shows the change in the
material world as a means of assimilation of
the Sea of Glass. It shows symbolically many
tactile responses to crossing the Red Sea
such as the Exodus and the Passover Lamb.
Wireless Green Energy and
Energy Star Lift adapts the plan
to a new granular level of glass
plait to build with new ark
service infrastructure
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NOW!
Certifications Required

10. How we get there10
ROI
•Envision multiagency-
basedexpertise and cross-
mediagrowth strategies
•Visualize
qualityintellectual capital
•Engage
worldwidemethodologies
with ark media-enabled
technologies
Niche markets
•Pursue scalable
customerservice
throughsustainable
strategies
•Engage top-line supply
chainservices with
leading-edge
deliverables
Supply chains
•Cultivate one-to -onecustomer
service withrobust ideas
•Maximize timelydeliverables
for real-time schemas in an
advancing plan
•Sustainable processes gain
loyal participants with mature
views
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11. Summary
At Magi & Marcus, we believe in giving 110%. By
using our next-generationglass architecture, we
help organizations virtually manage agile workflows.
We thrive because of our market knowledge and
greatteam behind our product. As our CEO says,
"Efficiencies will comefrom proactively
transforming how we do business."
And Partnering in Simulations can change outcomes
rapidly assimilating new strategies.
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12. Simulations Report
The following details are being prepared for a
simulations report on the BAKO Lam impact on the
glass industry now and in the future.
•The Team
•The Business Model in Brief
•It’s strategy for the four aspects of Glass
Enterprise in Building and Construction
•How simulations have changed with regard to
instance preparation and portal assimilation
•What vendors and customers can expect in the
supply chain
•The nomenclature of Prototyping
•Candlestone and its unique role in packaging and
in home and building restoration and repair
•How does BAKO Lam use its multi -agency role in a
high- tech building environment.
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Part II: Simulations Reporting
COMING
NEXT
Technical
Writers
Synergy and its next best strategy
Simulations prepares
working instances

13. Our team13
Bernard Bako
President & CIO
Marjoram Bako
Chief Executive Officer
Belinda Blevich
Chief Operations Officer
Mark Majors
VP Marketing
“We are called, we are chosen…”
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14. BAKO Lam Business Model
•This original agile model was used
to develop a product load and
portfolio basis for BAKO Lam
Products.
•BAKO Lam will grow with the
industry applications as we begin
to mentor their industrial
development with the whole Magi
& Marcus organization.
•Architectural Services will be very
important as curtain wall and
other applications take on higher
significance to Ark based glass
industry. The importance of glass
becoming strong like steel is a
major benefit.
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Gate payable to Magi & Marcus

15. Model
•This product load and plan
template seems a good fit
to the BAKO Model and the
overall “What Now” Plan,
shown on slide 16.
•It appears that it will meet
the demand schedule
•Meet and take ownership
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BAKO LAM is
quality hosted
laminate fit
with Variegate
Lens for high
power multi-
layer reliability
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Equity Gr = 15.1x
6.1 % yield ann.
FV~44.6B

16. Production Support
•Production support comes
from Magi & Marcus frame
correspondence and portal
instances.
•Template requirement for
engineering storyboard
(Engineering Writers Guild)
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Our original
product
roadmap of
timeline,
events and
standards
Simulations
reconfigured
the outcome
& methods
BAKO = 9.97%
+PV
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+PV= 1.38
+/-1
Planned Value

17. BAKO Lam Impact: Vendor will impact Cash and Receivable/Payable
^
^
^
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3,341,136 ann. impact

18. Business
opportunities are like
buses. There's always
another one coming.
Richard Branson
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BAKO LAM ID carried in instance as brand

19. INSTALLERS
CHOOSE
LAMINATES
See
REMOTE
THEORY
papers
Ann. SAVINGS
19
BAKO LAM becomes a household word

20. Our extended team20
Takuma Hayashi Mirjam Nilsson Flora Berggren Rajesh Santoshi
President Chief Executive Officer Chief Operations Officer VP Marketing
Graham Barnes Rowan Murphy Elizabeth Moore Robin Kline
VP Product SEO Strategist Product Designer Content Developer
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Simulations prepares
working instances

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The P or Ring Standard in Deciduous norms has become the
outcome in Continuous forms as a Proof of Process

22. Glass Outcomes from
Double-Down
Digital Growth
Rules for Synergism
Portal Design Theory
Metric Map
Plan Disposal and Fair-
Trade Arrangement
Recent Papers on
Project Valuation and
Scorecard
Arrangements
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The document contains a series of papers
and presentations related to glass
concepts and algorithms. The contents
include discussions on topics such as
momentum in glass building, impact
engineering, continuous modeling,
synergies, instancing, remote cloud
assembly, simulations, portal design
theory, metric maps, and the future
projections of the glass plan.
Christmas, 2023
The document is divided into three parts:
Bookmarks, Golden Bricks, and Casting Crowns.
It discusses various aspects of glass projects,
including remote cloud assembly, metric maps,
scrum performance, golden bricks, hyD Auto,
casting crowns, and portal arrangements. ​ It
also mentions the importance of branding,
marketing, and simulations in these projects. ​
Additionally, the document contains a series of
papers and presentations related to glass
concepts and algorithms, covering topics such
as benchmarking, glass impact, green energy,
solid-state engineering, cloud-star evolution,
simulations, and more. ​
May 2024
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24. Thank
you
Mirjam Nilsson
[email protected]
www.contoso.com
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