Company Analysis
Executive Summary Wal-Mart Inc. has been in existence since 1962. The retail store chain has significantly expanded in the global market segments in Europe and America. Its powerful retail brand with “Everyday low price” slogan depicts its successful money-for-value pricing policy and strategy (Zook, &Graham 2006, p.15). However, it is...
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Company Analysis
Introduction The United States Postal Services is a constitutionally recognized mail carrier in the United States. It has operational offices in the entire country, and according to statistics, it is the second largest employer in the United States for civilians. Its main activity is to ensure that mail that is...
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Company Analysis
Introduction The objective of this portfolio is to examine the competitive position of a business organization in the market for particular goods or services with the combination of three specific tasks. Apple Inc. is chosen as a business organization to analyze its competitive position with the product of Mac in...
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Human Resource Management
Work Motivation Introduction Motivation is a psychological feature that uplifts a person’s extent of commitment. It takes account of the aspects like reason, conduit, and sustainable performance in a fastidious committed direction. Motivating is course of action of the management to influencing peoples performance pedestal on this knowledge and experience....
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Human Resource Management
The objective of this report is to examine and make a critical analysis of the different human resources aspects connected with the expansion of an organization into international markets. This report presents the issues concerning the human resource issues in respect of an organization functioning on a hypothetical case in...
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Human Resource Management
Privacy can be described as the absence of invasion or intrusion into the personal space of an individual (Hubbartt 1998, pp.20-21). The privacy of the people at the workplace has been a controversial subject for a very long time. The two major sides of the controversy are the employers and...
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Human Resource Management
Summary of the Journal article The journal article starts by outlining the necessary complementary capitals that drive human capital to effectively help in realization of the strategic objectives of a company. The complementary capitals include the social capital and the organizational capital and when the two are added to human...
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Human Resource Management
Executive Summery Recruiting a business analyst requires a through process that will ensure the candidate has a clear understanding of the organizational goals and strategies. The changes in the global business environment mean that every business should be strategic in its operations so as to ensure prudent approach to strategic...
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Management
It is said that creativity is the mother of invention. However, the same could be extended in business to highlight the fact that creativity is the mother of innovation which is the bedrock of the business organization’s success. This is to say that innovation is the spearhead for any business...
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Business Analysis Case Study
Executive summary This industry review is a study of the Korean air cargo handling service. It identifies the current operations and the challenges facing the airline. It will be outlining the operational efficiency, financial and workforce efficiency in the cargo handling service and the underlying factors behind a successful cargo...
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Business Analysis Case Study
Introduction Skelton truck lines limited is one of the Canadian companies that has established itself with trucking services. The company has established a reputation of being reliable. This is not only in Canada but also in other countries such as America and Europe. Although this has been the case, they...
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Business Analysis Case Study
Outline Introduction Compaq and Digital Equipment companies merged into one company in 2008. As a result of the new setup, Compaq shipped impressive 4.2 million units. But even as the company realizes these impressive results, there remains a dire need to streamline the use of the already installed information infrastructures...
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Business Analysis Case Study
Thirty years later LPP has become a global loved brand. (Lonely Planet, 2010) It has offices in Melbourne, London, and Oakland. They now have 500 staff members and 300 authors. They are so successful that BBC Worldwide acquired a 75% share in LPP and even though BBC becomes the primary...
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Business Analysis Case Study
Introduction Kool Kutz is a hairdressing company with branches across the country. The company’s major difficulty of operation deals with the sharing of information in all departments’ especially financial, staffing, wages and salaries and customer appointment. Communication of this information has been through e-mail once a week. Therefore, this situation...
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Economics
Introduction The problem which the paper discusses is the financial crisis which started in Aug.2008. The problem of financial crisis is a somber phase in the global economy because of which the World is going down at a fast pace. The global financial crisis and the consequent economic recession gave...
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Company Analysis
Introduction Ryanair started its journey in 1985 with 25 employees and its first flight departure was from Ireland to London in April 1985. From 1990 until today, Ryanair established itself as a low fare and no-frills airline in Europe followed by the business model of South West Airline of the...
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Company Analysis
Introduction The latest financial crisis made it clear that the way how decisions are taken and implemented in a company can make the difference between success and failure in the market (Gomez-Mejia et al., 2008). Since the first problems were ‘spotted’ at the beginning of the century with governance failures...
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Management
Introduction In recent times, the concept of change management has gained popularity within most organizations and businesses. Change management has been defined as a systematic process of transforming individuals, teams and organizations with the aim of improving their performance (Wardale 2003, par. 3). Change management in business environments has the...
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Business Analysis Case Study
Introduction In the quest to globalize businesses, there have been ethical issues that have emerged from it. Some ethical issues that have been brought about by globalization have become a major concern due to the negative impacts it has on the social and economic life of the people inhabiting these...
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Mission & Vision
Introduction The effects of the customer switching to another service provider are always negative, both revenue-reducing and cost-incurring. Consequently, the service providers are interested in preserving the continuing customers, attracting new audiences and making the name of the service provider a brand, indicating the high quality service. In order to...
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Innovation
Introduction Considering the options before BMW, it can be stated that the only pattern of change can be seen through increasing the effectiveness of the production and distribution. The latter can be seen through creating a responsive network of supply that will conform to the demands of the customer. The...
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Corporate Culture
Introduction In healthcare organization like Omega House, organizational culture and structure of managerial relations influence performance and service quality. Thus, the uniqueness of this concept is that organizational culture can be interested and understood differently and have different implications for management practice. The aim of the research paper is to...
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Economics
Introduction In recent years, the belief that a firm’s internal elements are more critical to its growth and sustainability than external factors has gained momentum. Many researchers have resorted to concentrating on this concept, often referred to as a resource-based view of a firm’s business strategy in management, marketing, internalization,...
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Banking
Introduction Northern Rock is British Bank wholly owned by the British Government. The bank is located in New Castle, UK. , and was formerly identified as the Northern Rock Building Society. Creation of the society was in 1997 after being listed on the London Stock Exchange. The Northern Rock society...
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Organizational Structure
Introduction Every organization needs a standardising mechanism in order to improve or enhance its competitiveness and give legitimacy to management authority. It is therefore vital for every organization to discover the best practices and structures through scientific methods that makes the single “best practice” solution for the organization’s management; the...
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Economics
Introduction Before entering into interesting and though provoking discussions on the matter on how effective liberal theory of division of labour (dol) and how its many ramifications and interpretations could impact current and future research on this interesting subject, it is first of all, also necessary to understand, what is...
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Marketing Strategy
Abstract This research is mainly focused on the CSR issues of marketing, which is currently one of the biggest issues of MNC in their marketing efforts. Precisely, the paper addresses on the marketing strategies of Ritz-Carlton, which reflects the uses of CSR in marketing. Chinese market is used for the...
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Marketing Strategy
Introduction Many theories have been laid on the table about how companies can make better sales of their products or innovate better ways of being effective. Some of the theories released have been put to the test and many have worked. The biggest problem that some of these theories have...
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Economics
The purpose of this study is to bring to light the mechanism of an economy and banking system. The study focuses on the subprime crisis that has hit the US in the last two years. The study throws some light on the adverse effects of the crisis on the US...
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Decision Making
Critical thinking is one of the tools that are used by companies and business organizations to come up with business strategies. In every human or business setting in the world, one of the main and consistent features that keep and maintain the organizations are the plans that have involved critical...
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Company Analysis
Google Inc. is a successful internet technology company originally founded by Larry Page and Sergey Brin, who holds a computer science degree from Stanford University. Larry Page’s and Sergey Brin’s Back-Rub search engine was the starting point for developments that would make Google Inc. and the Google search engine what...
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Economics
Abstract The success or failure of any company depends on the decisions it managers make under any circumstance. In the market place, the interaction of forces of demand and supply remain the default means of fixing prices of commodities. However, to account for excesses and surplus that often causes losses...
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Financial Management
Executive Summary Sybil hospital is suffering from managerial problems. A lot of problems emanate from the historic management. The management and running of the organization appear to have been left in the hands of two people, leading to difficulties. Some of the problems occurring where lack of proper investment decisions,...
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Strategic Management
Introduction Day after day, in the pursuit of improving on its market strategies, mega retail companies like ASDA find it necessary to adopt certain plans to get a hold of newer and bigger customer bases, to increase sales. Building such systems as data warehousing systems will assist the company further...
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Financial Management
Introduction In an article published online at TechCrunch.com, Kelly Porter, an M&A expert at Woodside Capital Partners, proposed the acquisition of LinkedIn by Cisco as one of the top ten acquisition candidates for 2010 (Schonfeld, 2010). The rationale of such a choice was explained through the possibility of LinkedIn extending...
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Logistics
Introduction Grandiose motors’ is a car dealership network company that deals in a wide range of vehicles. The objective of its formation was to help various car companies to market their products by making them available to appropriate clients. The company has gone through a number of challenges that made...
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Logistics
Introduction This paper will discuss the issues that face organizations or firms that have extended their operations beyond national level. These are the firms that have global operations. Example of these firms are multinational enterprises. Global business operations have been seen to be successful nowadays due to the lifting of...
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Logistics
Introduction Looking into the issue of managing supply chains we must first make a distinction between a supply chain and supply chain management. We begin with the definition of the two terms. A supply chain is a set of companies, which can be three or more, and they are linked...
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International Marketing
Introduction This paper focuses on an American company Apple Inc. commonly referred by the market players as Apple. The company has managed cut a substantial niche in the increasingly competitive personal computer (PC) manufacturing industry. Apple’s success has been attributed to its ability to pursue a unique path of originality...
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Industries
Introduction Toyota recalled 3.8 million vehicles from the US, European, and Chinese market in the third quarter of 2009 (Associated Press 2009). The recalled cars consisted of popular car models such as Camry and Prius (Associated Press 2009). The recall was staged due to technical issues found in the accelerator...
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Logistics
Introduction The contemporary business environment has become so competitive that business enterprises have been forced to device new strategies in a bid to ensure their success in the market. One of the commonly adopted strategies is control of processes of distribution of commodities and procurements. In this view, supply chain...
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Business Communication
Introduction Communication is a human and venture, the process of conveying or exchanging ideas and the information constitutes communication in general. Communication consists of different types oral and written, and messages. For communication to be effective it needs to be clear and precise, conveying the meaning to the intended audience....
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Business Communication
Introduction Meetings are common occurrences in business organizations. The role of a leader in a meeting is to maximize the benefits of the meeting; whether a meeting involves a team, a committee, or a group. Structuring a meeting for effectiveness needs preparation and effort. The leader should put into consideration...
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Management
Introduction William Pollard was quoted saying in a nutshell that change is a prerequisite for innovation, creativity or incentive for improvement. He further went on to say that change is inevitable and that those who initiate this change will have a way better chance of managing the change (Think and...
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Marketing
Introduction A company needs to analyze its internal and external environment to capitalize on its strength and do away with its weaknesses (Miller 112). This article will feature Anbessa Shoe Company, analyzing the types of goods offered by the company and how competition is established. It will also look at...
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Management
For any organization or firm to survive in the knowledge intensive, fast-changing and volatile environment, it must carry out strategies that have the ability to simultaneously address the concerns of external competitiveness, internal efficiency and the leading industry. Organizations have to manage innovation, effective environmental response and efficiency simultaneously. For...
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Management
Introduction Unmistakably, the topic of globalization has received profound attention since the early eighties. This is evidenced by the increased discussions on the topic in conferences and scholarly debates. The mainstream media and other debates and articles continue to focus on the issue, identifying the dynamism of the topic. Consequently,...
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Leadership Styles
Contemporary business environments require hospitality industry managers to utilize group synergy to achieve quality standards of work to enhance organizational effectiveness. The group performance and the possible influence it exerts over its membership is an important characteristic of human behavior and organizational performance. Managers and employees in a hospitality organization...
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Leadership Styles
Leadership A leader is a person who has the influence and capability to get a job done by displaying exemplary characteristics and qualities, such a person can gather people behind him and unite them for a cause or task. A leader must have a vision and understanding to take decisions...
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Leadership Styles
Introduction Leadership can be described as the activity of leading people to achieve the same goals or purpose. Leadership can also be described as the process of influencing others to achieve a goal (Kurnic, 2010). Leadership comes in many styles depending on the organization’s setting or depending on a given...
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Leadership Styles
Organizational behavior is influenced by groups of the organization. Therefore understanding group dynamics and its operation is an important part of the organization to foster the growth of the organization and good culture. Every individual has a role to play in a group. And the role played by the group...
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Strategic Management
Introduction In the present day, competition is the key driver to shape the business environment in any particular industry throughout the world; and so, different companies in different industries are taking distinctive strategic movements from every possible sphere of business operation. An organization must undertake some strategies not only to...
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Business Ethics
Speaking about life in contemporary world it is impossible not to take into account business ethics. As a lot of modern life processes that influence human society are possible through business, it is important to consider business ethics. What is business ethics, what does it control and are there any...
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Human Resource Management
Introduction The first thing is to understand the meaning of human resource management. This is a department or a system in an organization that deals with employing, managing and giving directions to employees in an organization. In other terms, this is the department that deals with the employees’ compensation plan,...
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Strategic Management
Executive Summary This report provides a critical analysis and evaluation of the strategy development in the global transportation and logistics industry concerning the case study of FedEx Corporation. The analysis is done on the use of Porter’s Five Forces and Porter’s Value Chain techniques as well as Whittington’s ‘Classical’ and...
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Strategic Management
Introduction In every organization there comes a point where change becomes inevitable due to the various dynamic characteristic of the contemporary business world. One of the major factors that prompt change is the need to remain competitive in the market that is already full of players offering the same products...
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Strategic Management
Introduction The twenty first century has come with various challenges to organization. Business environment today is characterized by frequent changes than poses challenged to managers. In the tradition organizations, change was moderate and predictable. For these organization, long-term strategic plan were effective. The strategic plans could anticipate long-term changes and...
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Company Analysis
Introduction General Notions Agent Provocateur is an English, London-based company that specializes in production and sale of luxury lingerie items for women of the high income social groups. Founded in 1994 by Joseph Corré and Serena Rees, Agent Provocateur has gone through a long path of its development and managed...
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Human Resource Management
Introduction Diversity can be described as a noticeable heterogeneity in a given place, objects or living things. Diversity at the workplace can be described as the differences and similarities that people bring to the organization in terms of race, skills, culture, gender, nationality, age, religion, job title and the general...
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Company Analysis
Toyota motor company was established in 1937, and Toyota motor sales company was established in 1950. Therefore, in 1982, the two companies merged to form the Toyota Corporation. The fundamental management style of the Toyota motor corporation and its suppliers, as well as affiliates, are currently based on particular principles...
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Company Analysis
Introduction Environmental scanning has become an important aspect of strategic management planning in most organizations. Today, it is not just important to know the business operation environment but it has become necessary and advantageous to adequately understand the social, political, economical, legal, and technological factors that offer opportunities and threats...
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Company Analysis
Introduction The success of “easyJet” has been focused in this paper on the phase of their company analysis. “EasyJet” has been nominated as the pioneer of the European air network. To evaluate the report, Easyjet’s strategic movement has been compared with Emirates; the main aspirations of key stakeholders, mission, and...
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Company Analysis
Introduction Apple Corporation is a large organization that designs and manufactures computer software and consumer electronics. The company operates retail chain stores in different countries across the world. Based in the United States, the company has a strong presence in foreign countries. This paper keenly describes Apple’s retail mix, variety...
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Marketing
Introduction The ultimate goal of any business is to make maximum sales. This hence comes with a lot of other operational activities that range from production and end in the sales. This report is about sales plan of a new business that is going to market robes; designer and pet...
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Marketing
Introduction The growth in the service economy is widely recognized and increasingly contributes to the economic development of many regions. The nature of services has made them diverse and therefore difficult to define (Gilmore 2003). However, there have been many attempts to describe services and how they contribute to the...
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Marketing
Executive Summary Since the advent of soft drink industry in United States, the business has expanded to other parts of the world. Today, varieties of soft drinks are circulating in the market. The major companies in this industry are Coca-Cola and Pepsi-Cola. These companies produce a variety of soft drinks...
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Marketing
Introduction Women of all times cared greatly about their beauty. Different kinds of oils, such as fir, rosemary, (sweet) almond, and castor one were used in ancient times. Women searched for natural recipes, invented something new, and used different plants’ extracts to be beautiful. To be pretty forever is a...
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Marketing
Background Information Wrappz vinyl covers are the new innovative product of the undercover Design Ltd Company. Undercover Design Ltd was established in 2007 with the aim to introduce their product Wrappz. “Wrappz.com is a leading vinyl gadget stickers and vinyl gadget skins provider for laptop, ipod, iphone and so on....
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Human Resource Management
Introduction Effective Human Resource Management in an organization entails an understanding of the strategies and culture of an organization. Using Jet blue airline as a case study, the essay notes that Equal Employment Opportunity Law (EEO) provides a framework in which an organization can be legally compliant with employment issues....
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Human Resource Management
Introduction Kamuga Motors Company is a motor vehicle manufacturing company based in United Kingdom. The company employs five hundred people who work in different capacities within the company. Among its employees, there are engineers that are responsible for designing and modeling different body parts of vehicles. It has strong sales...
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Human Resource Management
Introduction The fundamental principles that determine the progress of an organization are sound decision making, the kind of leadership, employee motivation, working environment, quality and quantity of work done, and most important is strategic human resource management. Instances where an organization is on its way to the bottom, as compared...
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Human Resource Management
Introduction Literature on human resources management is gaining grounds. Many aspects of human personality such as self esteem, group belonging, and self-actualization, are gaining grounds as far as management of human resource is concerned. Interest in humanism and humanization has transformed Human resource management over a period of time (Pareek...
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Business Analysis Case Study
Introduction The In-N-Out Burger services were created to provide a tasty quality burger that has substance and respect. This kind of reputation guarantees to provide outstanding service by ensuring its customers get the latest innovation and greatest taste of hamburgers used in fast-food restaurants, hotels, and homes. It is a...
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Business Analysis Case Study
Introduction Background of the study The ultimate responsibility of any food, aerospace, micro-electronics pharmaceutical, or medical device manufacturing company is to maintain the quality and standards in place to guarantee customer/user safety. These companies must ensure that the products and equipment produced are devoid of contaminants that can harm the...
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Business Analysis Case Study
Introduction Toyota is a multinational company founded in Japan and it is the leading automobile car maker and seller in the world. It was incorporated in 1937. Its founder is Kiichiro Toyoda. According to fortune global survey 500 of 2008, it was the fifth-largest company in the world. The company...
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Management
Introduction Recession is the time to strengthen governance. But if personnel are long gone, how can the firm strengthen governance? How can the company improve best practice if major players in the organisation have gone to other pursuits, looking for jobs, or other profitable businesses? This is a reality in...
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Management
Introduction An Overview of the expanded container A shipping container will be designed in order to fit the description of the festival in question. The expandable container is a sophisticated piece of art and technology that opens up from the inside when needed to, and displays its content according to...
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Management
Introduction This essay is aimed at analyzing the different leadership theories and their application from the perspective of change management principles. However, the relations between leadership and management should be studied and realized, and then, the analysis of the ways of their relationship will be required. The leadership theories will...
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Management
Introduction Quality management motivates decision-makers to comprehend the importance of high-quality products as crucial in launching and upholding an overall competitive position, in this regard, there is a consistent interest in research on quality management. In this investigative study, the research intends to close the gap by closely studying quality...
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Management
Introduction Company background A multinational corporation is an establishment or company that holds its operations beyond a single state or country. Today, the number of functional multinational corporations in the world economy is well above 40,000. We carried out our research at FedEx Corporation which has an operating office in...
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Management
Total quality management is one of the populate concepts in modern business which helps organizations to create unique value proposition and improve product quality. Today, value creation is indeed organizational priority and the change process is a part of this process. If superior quality is to be more than a...
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Management
Executive summary In the establishment of this massage therapy business, a budget of about $ 30,000 will be utilized. This figure is not rigid in that it can be adjusted upwards or downwards. The priorities that are core to this undertaking touch on me as the owner of the massage...
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Management
Introduction Organizations come in various sizes and shapes with the aim to perform specific functions. Generally the functions of the organization can be classified as either formal or informal (Naoum, 2001, p.1). A formal function produces a visible product that is usually consumed by the various portions of the society...
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Management
Quality Management According to Pyzdek, (123;2003) quality management or quality control is the mechanism that is employed in making sure that the processes that are used in the productions of a good or the development of service are working effectively and efficiently. He continues to say that is done by...
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Negotiation
Introduction Globalization is already a fact of life and so is the phenomenon of multinational corporations. Businesses that succeed in their home markets but find competition has become intense or the market possibly saturated search for new opportunities overseas. Since the mid-1990s, the spread of the World Wide Web to...
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Finance
Introduction The cost of healthcare has been on increase for a considerable length of time. The total expenditure on health in the US has gone beyond two trillion dollars in the past two years. The expenditure trend has been going up steadily for the past two decades. It’s against this...
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Advertising
Introduction Marketing is quite important for any organization. It is through this that awareness about the existence of the organization among the relevant clients is made. It mainly involves getting to identify the customers who require the company’s products and or services, coming up with methods of informing them, satisfying...
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Risk Management
Introduction The rationale behind risk management in airports is a multifaceted question with a broad scope that necessitates a holistic approach to the notion. Since an effective risk management process involves identifying potential risks and attempting to tackle them, the concept is significant in the aviation sector where risks usually...
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Accounting
Introduction Change in the business environment has called for increased care in managerial decisions. Managerial decisions play a major role in the success or failure of an organization. Managerial accounting is one of the most important elements in management decisions. Managerial accounting is sometimes mistaken for financial accounting, but the...
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Employee Relations
The environment is an important aspect of the educational process, as it influences the whole learning abilities of the staff (Burke, 2007). The economic and political changes have a direct relation to the educational level of employees that should be constantly developed (Hauer & Daniels, 2008). I currently work for...
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Human Resource Management
Introduction Inequalities in the labor market across the world have for long been seen to intersect with gender, race, and class where financial processes represent a powerful force in terms of social and monetary disparities. It should be noted that inequality is the process whereby; there is a lack of...
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Banking
Introduction The main intention of this report is to find out data regarding the Commercial Bank of Ceylon Plc. These data are obtained from both primary as well as secondary means. The analysis data includes Qualitative Analysis, Quantitative Analysis, and Content Analysis. Main text The analysis includes interviews done based...
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Entrepreneurship
Executive Summary Looking back at the progress Awuah had made in developing Asheshi University, he realized that his dream had been turned into a reality within a short period. The brand of the university had pervaded across Ghana with every student wishing to get associated with the university. Despite this...
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Entrepreneurship
Executive Summary Entrepreneurial organizations are the most vulnerable firms. As starting a new venture is a challenging task, most entrepreneurs face different types of problems. To assess such an organization, Entrepreneurs Alliance (EA) is a type of consortium where different types of entrepreneurial organizations come together for mutual benefits. In...
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Marketing Strategy
Executive Summary The Waan manufactures electronics for home use and is to launch a new product into the market. The following marketing plan forms a foundation of an innovative new product by this company (Jinnett, 1999, p27). The engineers and designers at Waan have developed a visually appealing set of...
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Brand Management
Introduction Brands have for decades enabled companies to survive the test of time in the market. They are the most valuable assets in the marketing industry today. Companies keep on changing their brands to remain strong in the market. Various reasons may prompt a company to change its brand: firstly,...
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Corporate Governance
Introduction Corporate governance refers to a set of policies, laws, customs and processes which dictates the manner in which a corporation is managed. It also involves the relationship between the various stakeholders that work together towards attainment of the organization goals. The main stakeholders are the board of directors, management...
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Human Resource Management
Introduction Organizations are continually faced with the task of motivating their employees for increased motivation and productivity. Job and organization dissatisfaction, high burnout among employees, work-induced stress, and high rates of employee turnover are signs that employees in a firm are not motivated enough to be as productive as the...
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Corporate Governance
Introduction Corporate governance is the process of directing and controlling the corporation activities with an aim of ensuring efficient growth and development. The governance process, therefore, integrates the organizational processes, customs and policies and ensures proper coordination within them. Transparency on the other hand is a process of bringing openness...
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Marketing
Executive summary East Bay Technologies (EBay) was formerly referred to as Auction Web. EBay is an online market environment. It handles several ranges of goods. It has buyers and sellers who meet over these market place and do shopping and selling of different products respectively. Some of the companies who...
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Logistics
Introduction RFID refers to a kind of ID technology that helps machines to recognize items by using automatic data capture. These kinds of technology utilize radio waves to recognize, check, as well as administer items as they move between physical locations. There are various methods for identifying items with RFID;...
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Economics
Executive Summary The increased property development in Dubai has an unprecedented increase in debts for the country that has experienced huge financial benefits due to foreign investments in the past. Following the fear that gripped many investors in the West, Dubai was seen as a safe haven for the investments...
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