Introduction This paper presents a detailed innovation action plan for Apple Inc. Apple is a leading manufacturer and distributor of high-end computers, smartphones, software, and multimedia devices. Some of the most important products of the company include iPhone, iPad, and iMac (Apple 2014). Founded in 1976 in the US, Apple...
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Abstract Background Introducing innovations into the context of an organisation, especially the one that has a well-established presence in the target market, is a challenging task, the use of non-incremental innovations in the realm of an global organisation such as P&G being especially difficult. Therefore, the current research strives to...
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Definitions of the Key Issues In 2009, Toyota faced a recall crisis that was associated with several issues that demonstrated the weaknesses of the company’s crisis communication strategy. Therefore, my task is to provide the definitions of the key observed issues to present effective recommendations to address these issues in...
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Introduction This work presents a description of the research design and approach of the current study. âIn the discussion of the selection of a problem suggests valuable criteria: (1) novelty of the problem, (2) investigatorâs interest in the problem, (3) practical value of the research to the investigator, (4) workerâs...
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Introduction Career planning and development is very challenging, especially in picking the ideal company to work in. I have to establish the ideal company to work in the future to guarantee personal satisfaction and robust career growth. Thus, this research paper attempts to explicitly identify Apple and Microsoft as ideal...
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Dealing with the change of having global customers and global colleagues Stationery Supplies has made a decision to go global. It is important for the stakeholders to realize that the local environmental forces in the United States are very different from that in the United Kingdom and other European nations....
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Introduction Six Sigma refers to a management strategy aimed at enhancing the quality of products and organizational processes. It uses a statistical model to evaluate process variations (Chiarini 2013, p. 19). Moreover, it enables corporate leaders to assess the causes of defects in a process and act accordingly. Manufacturing companies...
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Abstract This paper is written based on the analysis of the case of Nissan, which is exhibiting different operational strategies taken by the company after the tsunami and earthquake in Japan in 2011. The paper also focuses on different operational functions analyses and their effective uses. It is found from...
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Executive Summary This business project proposal provides the description of a new enterprise resource planning (ERP) system offered to the company Global Drinks. The paper aims at investigating the essence of ERP systems and their effects on the companyâs work. Microsoft Dynamics NAV is the ERP system that is chosen...
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Introduction In the modern-day business environment, organizations are constantly forced to exhibit innovation and enhanced performance to remain relevant and profitable in an ever increasingly competitive arena. The input of both the individuals and groups in the organization is invaluable to the achievement of organizational goals. Whereas the potential of...
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Change Model Overview of Change Model The Stationery Supplies Company intends to globalize its business by introducing a new branch in the United Kingdom. The introduction of this branch is inspired by the compatibility of language in the USA and the United Kingdom. However, globalization will change the organizationâs structures,...
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Based on the knowledge acquired from Project Management Instituteâs work (2008) on the handling of projects, the titles that follow will be effective in regards to GenRaysâ HRIS project. Purpose The major purpose of implementing this human resource information system in the Gen Rays Company will be to improve the...
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The Executive summary The movie rental industry in the United States has been declining swiftly through the years due to changes in technology. The advent of the internet, cable TV, online downloads and online streaming of videos has resulted in the decline in revenues and clients of the movie rental...
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Executive Summary Whole Foods Market is an American multinational corporation that specializes in the sales of organic foods. The company has identified unsatisfied market segment in China. Thus, it intends to exploit the market by establishing stores in the main cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Hangzhou. A few years back,...
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Abstract The use of IT solutions by business has grown considerably in the last decade moving the state of competition at higher levels. This paper will show that Bawling has experienced many challenges and later benefits upon the proper use of IT solutions. This paper suggests that such success is...
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Introduction Management is the process of getting activities completed through other people effectively and efficiently (Agarwal 2008, p.302). These activities involve planning, organizing, leading and controlling, and they are commonly known as the four functions of management and they are described as follows: Planning is the process taken to decide...
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Introduction Formed in 1962, Wal-Mart is the worldâs largest retail chain that has operations in more than 26 countries in all the continents of the world except Australia. The company has been voted six times as the worldâs largest corporation that employs more than 2.3 million workers. It has a...
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Environmental Impacts The environmental issue is complicated. Some cities do not have recycling or composting programs (Allison 6). The problem is the recycling market, they can separate the materials, but the main concern is who will collect them. The issue of sustainability is brought into focus regarding the recycling of...
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Abstract Problem Although the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) has been known for its outstanding performance, recent job cuts suggest that the current talent management approach adopted by the companyâs HR managers needs reconsideration. Methodology A review of the past and present-day motivation theories along with the frameworks for...
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Introduction The aviation industry of the United Arab Emirates plays a significant role in the growth of the regionâs economy. Kerkadi attributed this to the fact that the industry provides fast services that have associated huge benefits to the society as well as industries within the region (42). Adler and...
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Preface Coca-Cola Company is one of the leading beverage companies in the global market. The company relies on plastic bottles to package its products. Recent studies have shown that plastic bottles are some of the leading land and marine pollutants. In this project, the focus is to discuss a solution...
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Introduction Total Quality Management principles have proved to be effective over the years, and most newer management approaches have implemented elements of TQM principles as core values of their models. The TQM principles have been used as a tool to increase profits, provide better customer stratification, and provide a competitive...
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Research Methods Introduction Research and analysis of the factors that are responsible for the success or failure of any business indicate that good customer service plays an integral part in the success of any business (Goodman 23). Such can be attributed to the fact that the quality of a companyâs...
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The Case of Citibank Introduction Management Information System (MIS) refers to a collection of tools, procedures, human efforts, and software that perform various roles and business tasks in an organization or an institution. In the modern world, the ability of an organization to generate, store, access, and disseminate information has...
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Introduction One of the core purposes for the existence of organisations entails generating value to the different stakeholder groups. However, the organisationsâ effectiveness in creating value is subject to different macro-environmental forces. These forces include economic, social, technological, political and environmental changes. Organisations do not need many years in order...
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The paper is devoted to the notions of crisis management and media relationships. The Toyota crisis study is used to illustrate the theories relevant to the topic. Conclusions regarding the Toyota strategies are drawn in order to provide a better understanding of the concepts described. Definitions The Definition of Crisis...
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Introduction Nowadays, many emerging paperless technologies are interesting and attractive to business owners and ordinary employees due to their innovative nature, convenience, and efficiency. A possibility to remove much paperwork and use PCs, smartphones or other technological devices only has been discussed worldwide, defining several positive and negative aspects of...
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Abstract The objective of this report is to identify the challenges that Best Buy’s customer relationship management system faces and advice on the steps that the company can take to resolve the problems. Best Buy is renowned for selling consumer electronics worldwide. The company has a unique customer relationship management...
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Leadership Successful organizations owe it to a keen and sanguine leadership and leadership style, which endeavors to provide lower level leaders and the organization in general with the core competencies of leadership/management. These include the ability to inspire and motivate employees thus inculcating attitudinal change to enhance employee performance toward...
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Many people forget that it takes more than a dream to make success a reality. Inspiration is a very important part of the life of a human being. Times do get tough. However, the stories of people who overcame immense adversity to become some of the most successful figures in...
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Introduction Every organization has its ways of managing rewarding strategies for its employees. Reward management refers to âformulation and implementation of strategies and policies that aim to recompense people fairly, equitably and consistently by their value to the organizationâ (Korezis & Panagiotis, 2008, p.25). This definition means that reward management...
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Introduction Change management is an inevitable practice in any dynamic business. It is aimed not only at reaping substantial profits from the business organisation but also at striving for a prospective broader market in the future. Several factors drive an organisation towards changing its prevailing objectives and activities in order...
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Introduction Organisations that seek to gain a competitive advantage in the future need to focus on mechanisms of changing their manner of conducting their businesses. The most desired change is the one that enables an organisation to become more profitable. Geopolitical changes, demographic changes, changes in technology, and even the...
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Introduction This paper presents a case of expansion of business in the global market. The paper focuses on Auto Parking business. The Auto Parking business has been expanding due to the growth and expansion of physical infrastructure in the world. The Auto Parking business that is discussed in this paper...
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Respondentâs demographic profile The researcher intended to obtain the view of customer focus from the Emirates NBDâs employees and customers. Subsequently, the researcher gathered data from 20 employees and 50 customers using the questionnaire illustrated in appendix 1. The research respondents considered were from diverse demographic characteristics with regard to...
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Introduction Nintendo Company limited is a Japanese multinational corporation headquartered in Kyoto, Japan (Gamble & Thompson, 2010). Over the years, the company has developed into an influential video game console and software developing firm that produces and sales hardware and software for its video game systems (Liebeskind, 2003). The video...
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Background Organizational behavior refers to the study of the conduct of various persons working in an organization within the paradigm of operation of the organization. Organizational behavior is replicated in the organizational culture. Organizational culture refers to the values and norms that define the personality of a particular organization. Before...
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The contemporary world is often characterized by its rapid development and growth in a variety of fields such as trades, communications, technologies, and science. E-commerce businesses are based on the advantages provided by all of these fields as they focus on trades accomplished by means of never stopping and ever-present...
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Summary of Problems, Opportunities, Solutions Problem/Opportunity Identified Solution Identified [Where more than one solution is identified, list them in order of priority] 1. Failure to develop extensive globalized strategies for cooperation. 1. Reconsidering the companyâs strategy to create a new perspective that allows a company to learn, research, and develop....
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Summary of the article The article provides an analysis of the key characteristics that have made Wal-Mart the success that it is. Towards the end, however, discussion shifts to the weaknesses that the company has been facing, particularly in recent days. In the introductory paragraphs, the author introduces the origin...
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Introduction Apple Company Inc. is one of the most successful manufacturers of the latest technology gadgets as far as the electronic equipment is concerned (Duhigg & Barboza 2012). The company has firms all over the world to quench the demand for the latest technology gadgets like iPad, iPhones, Macbook, and...
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The error of apostrophe and word misuse The mistake in the ad sentence is the use of moms. Moms should be capitalized only when it is being used as a noun, for instance, âyour Momâ but then ‘I called mom.’ Another issue with the statement is the use of the...
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Introduction The controversy, surrounding Wal-Martâs business practices, has remained the subject of the publicâs attention for quite some time. This controversy is being concerned with the fact that according to many political activists, Americaâs largest retailer conducts business in a clearly unethical manner. Nevertheless, as time goes on, the sheer...
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Introduction China Southern Airlines is the largest airline company in China. Their transportation services have been utilized by many industries. For decades, Chinese Southern Airlines has been the primary choice for passenger and cargo transportation out of China. However, their lack of care toward international law and ethics has resulted...
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Nowadays, much attention is paid to the problem of shark finning around the world. Millions of sharks are killed annually for their fins, and many of them are dropped back to the ocean finless where they die because of suffocation. In many countries, the idea of shark finning remains illegal...
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Walmart Background Walmart was founded by Sam Walton in Arkansas United State in 1962 as a grocery store. The company which operates a chain of over 8,000 stores in fifteen countries is estimated to employ over two million employees from diverse backgrounds. Wal-Mart was incorporated in 1969 and started trading...
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Introduction The organisation I work in, Dubai Government Human Resources Department (DGHR), is concerned with “the management, development and governance of human resources for the government sector” (“Dubai Government Human Resources Department” par. 1). Apart from that, our activities are aimed at “updating human resources practices and leading and planning...
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Introduction and Company Background Louis Vuitton is a leading manufacturer and seller of fashion apparels. The company was founded in 1854 by Louis Vuitton Malletier in the city of Paris, France. When the firm started its operations, it had a clear target market. It was interested in producing high-quality products...
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A lean management system targets at creating stables ways in which problems can be solved over a long period. The system must be capable of developing its performances and reducing wastage by controlling the wastage of raw materials or keeping huge stores that are not necessary for the organization to...
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Abstract Knowledge and Knowledge Management are critical ingredients in the growth and success of an organization. At Brambles, it was essential in the accomplishment of various tasks. However, there is an intra-organizational misunderstanding and misuse of these tools, which makes the task to suffer. Some planning and modelling is required...
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Abstract Parking facility management is a critical component of any transportation system. Typically, vehicles spend more time in parking lots than other places. As the number of vehicles increase, parking spaces become scarce in high demand areas, particularly during peak hours. The topic for investigation was adoption of an Integrated...
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Potential difficulties of starting a business in a transition economy and recommendations One major challenge that the Fleet Sheet experienced was market uncertainty in a transition economy of the Czech Republic. It is difficult for start-ups in transition economies to understand the relevant market data, such as pricing based on...
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Introduction Leadership is a fundamental element in the operation of organisations in the private and public sectors (Ricketts & Ricketts 2011). Moreover, leadership is essential in an organisationâs efforts to implement change in order to achieve the desired level of competitiveness (Albe 2007). This paper assesses the role of leadership...
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Introduction In the modern world, every organization needs at least some change to enhance its productivity and goal achievement. Since the world is changing very fast, every organization or institution, whether for profit or non-profit, needs to fit in a highly dynamic business, social, cultural and technological environment (Greenwood &...
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Investment in IT has given the Apple Company a competitive advantage in terms of better performance delivery, creation of superior products, and real time customer relationship management. As part of the business intelligence at the Apple Company, the investment in research and development of the latest technology in the âApple...
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Introduction Organizational learning refers to the process of generating, transferring, and sharing knowledge within an organization in order to improve the productivity, performance, and efficiency of employees (Argote, 2012). This knowledge is generated from the experiences of employees in their efforts to provide quality services to customers. Forms of knowledge...
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