GPS追蹤個人物件解決方案營運企劃書 / This business plan has been provided readers with information about Ranger Inc., including company mission, product description, marketing plan, company management structure, operation plan, start-up costs, and financial plan. Ranger Inc. has identified the need of personal property monitoring; therefore, we invent a personal GPS tracking system which provides affordable cost and reliable service for individuals. Ranger will target car, scooter, and bike monitoring to secure personal property for individuals. Children and elderly tracking is also our main target market. Ranger’s mission is to reduce fear of losing your lovely kids, old parents, and pets, and reduce stolen rate of individual’s property. Ranger’s startup funds will be $9 million NTD and expect to break even in second operation year. Average profit margin would over 40%. The initial invest will receive an equity stake in the company and preferential rights to invest in subsequent equity rounds.

Introduction: This thesis investigates the relationships that curators have with the collections they oversee. The aim of the study is to learn how this relationship shapes the curators, the objects, and the storeroom itself. An additional purpose is to see whether this relationship creates and maintains a hierarchy of objects in the storerooms. Method: Eight semi-structured interviews were conducted with curators working in Sweden at Nationalmuseum of Sweden, Army Museum, Swedish Museum of Performing Arts, Museum Gustavianum, The Museum of Evolution, The Jewish Museum and Skansen. The interviews were tape recorded and the transcripts composed the data for the analysis. Analysis: A qualitative content analysis was carried out on the data. Object-love and material punctum were used as the study’s theoretical and analytical framework. Including three concepts defined by the author as formal-, informal-, and personal- object hierarchies. Results: Personal and emotional relationships to the collections did exist. They were intertwined with the professional relationship and formed a unique love called object-love. A love that defined and regulated both the personal and professional sides of the relationship. A combination of knowledge, intimacy, interest, and time were key factors for the formation of an emotional bond to the objects. The personal relationships further helped create personal and informal object hierarchies in the storerooms but were not exclusively responsible for them. Other factors such as formal object hierarchies and old hierarchical systems contributed to their existence. Conclusion: Object-love is a vital part of a successful curatorship, as it drives the curators to do a good job and go the extra mile. Since prioritization is a big part of the curator’s everyday work, informal and personal object hierarchies become a necessity in the storerooms. Because of object-love these hierarchies fall in line with the museums broader mission. This is a two years master's thesis in museum and heritage studies