System and Problems Checklist The dispatching problem of the London Ambulance Service is regarded to be problem, associated with improper management in the spheres of IT and HR, as numerous drawbacks were identified in the debugging, testing, implementation and training aspects of the new computerized dispatching system. Taking into consideration...
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Overview JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM) is one of the conventional financial services corporations in the world. According to Barr (2007), the firm has the highest assets of $2.3 trillion in the banking services and wide market segmentation in the U.S; thus, it is among the leading banks in...
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Introduction Analyzing the case of the London Ambulance Service on the third level is aimed not only at understanding the general situation, but also at introducing the concrete solutions for the problems. Thus, it is important to consider all the previously made conclusions. For instance, it is necessary to define...
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Outline The topic on CAPM on Wal-Mart deals with the investment issues in Wal-Mart shares. In this study better investment option is found out through applying the analysis of beta coefficient of different companies. The expected rate of return on Wal-Mart is found out by applying the cost of capital...
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Outline This paper explains the importance of social networks and their impact on business organisations in efficiency, productivity, and profitability. The paper includes a section called âbusiness collaboration is changingâ which explains changes made by social networks in business activities; overview of social networks segment includes an explanation and use...
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Introduction The US health care system and the specifics of the economic and social order have created the conditions for the operation and development of multiple health care organizations. Some of them are non-commercial, while others have a profit from their activities. However, regardless of purpose, all organizations must maintain...
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Introduction Famoso Pizzeria is an emerging restaurant that has been in operation since 2007. Three young entrepreneurs by Albertans chose to start such a business after discovering Neapolitan Pizza in Italy while on holiday. These individuals include Justin Lussier, Christian Bullock, and Jason Allard. Within 12 years, these investors have...
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Introduction Airlines are vulnerable to macroeconomic conditions because of their global footprint. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the aviation industry’s business environment has been characterised by economic and geopolitical tensions. These tensions have caused a series of market and financial disruptions that have seen aircraft go into preservation. However, recently,...
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Introduction Analyzing the global commerce schemes, it can be said that the traditional basis of commerce remained the same throughout history. Nevertheless, numeral structural, organizational and managerial intervention facilitates the initial simple idea of commerce, which in light of the globalization and the raised competition can become the key difference...
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There are a lot of problems facing humanity nowadays. Education is the main consideration of people. There are lots of reasons why it is profitable to invest in education. The first reason is that education allows people to use their intellectual abilities with the greatest profit. The other reason is...
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Medical Indications Beneficence and Nonmaleficence The patient is a boy, eight years old James, for whom A streptococcus infection caused acute glomerulonephritis, kidney failure. It is a rare disease, as well as an uncommon complication (Center for Disease Control and Prevention, 2018). Elevated blood pressure and enough fluid buildup were...
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The main problem at Air Force Command was to reduce costs and improve quality. For this, powers of chief operating officers were broadened, without appropriate reorganization of the system. Such patchwork solutions led to organizational inefficiency and conflicts. The design of rigid structures, such as existing in the case under...
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Background and History of the Company JD Finance is a financial spin-off and an independent business group of JD.com, Inc., which is considered the largest e-commerce corporation in China. It aims at offering easy and convenient access to payments, borrowing, lending, and other operations. The company’s mission is to create...
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Credit card fraud has become a persistent issue in the hospitality industry, criminals are constantly developing new schemes, while security experts are trying to counter them. The current global pandemic has negatively affected the hotels and led many of them to abandon certain verification practices in order to attract more...
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President Many people think that being in my place is the most comfortable position in a business company. Well, they are quite wrong on it. A serious business company should have as one of its main objectives the improvement of the overall performance as an organization. They also should not...
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Introduction Jackson v. Royal Bank of Scotland was an English contract law case that addressed remoteness of damage. James Jackson and his (by the time, deceased) partner Barrie Stewart Davies were doing business under the name of “Samson Lancastrian.” Jackson and Davies were importing dog chews from Thailand and selling...
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Summary Tesla is one of the most well-known brands in the world. Founded and managed by the talented engineer and entrepreneur Elon Musk, Tesla is the global leader in the production and sales of electric vehicles. The company’s annual revenue has been growing for a decade, but it has not...
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There are many ways to look at the company’s success; some see it as the result of wise leadership, others suggest that clever marketing has been the pivoting point for the companyâs triumph; factors contributing to the rapid progress of entrepreneurship are countless. However, people often forget that the enthusiasm...
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Description and Core Products Two divisions â automotive and aerospace â constitute the business activity of Subaru and determine its range of products. In the automotive division, the main products are cars such as crossovers, sport utility vehicles (SUV), and hatchbacks. Subaru also operates in the aerospace industry even though...
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Legitimacy Issues To begin with it is necessary to point out that the issues of Legitimacy and legitimacy theory are often regarded as the generalized perception that the actions of an entity (which is a company, firm, corporation etc) are desirable, or appropriate within some constructed system of norms, values,...
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Executive Summary Organizational conflicts can be counterproductive if not properly handled. Research has tried to find the best ways to resolve workplace disputes and has found that it all begins with effective leadership in conflict management. Structural causes are manifested through aspects such as task design, job interdependencies, differences in...
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Introduction Community Description The Rio Grande Valley region covers approximately 12,620 km2 of land, and it partly touches South Texas to the south and Tamaulipas, Mexico to the north. In 2015, the region had approximately 1.4 million people. Its cities in the United States include Brownsville, Harlingen, Weslaco, Pharr, San...
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Torontoâs Aboriginal community founded the Miziwe Biik Aboriginal Employment and Training Centre in 1991 with the aim of tackling their training and joblessness challenges. A workforce of about fifteen people provides a scope of employment plans, services, and resources to nearly one thousand customers every month. In 2004, the Miziwe...
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S.K.M Air Conditioning LLC Company S.K.M. Air Conditioning L.L.C. is a large organization situated in the Middle East, which specializes in the production of indoor heating, ventilation, and air conditioning products. The company has undergone significant technological and machinery developments, which enabled it to grow from an outsourcing manufacturing company...
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Samsung Electronics is a global South Korean company that holds a large part of the worldâs technology market. It is one of the largest electronics manufacturers in the world, known for its high-quality products, and accountable for millions of loyal clients. The corporation specializes in the production of various devices,...
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General Motors Company, often called General Motors (GM), represents an American-based multinational corporation with its headquarters in Detroit. William Durant initially established General Motors towards the end of 1908 to operate as a holding company before its recent restructuring, which happened in 2009. The corporation does business in more than...
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Outline Financial crisis is a common phenomenon in todayâs society and organizations. Various strategies, frameworks, theories and policies have been developing to contain and manage financial crisis.This paper will have a closer look at financial crisis of the Metallgesellschaft AG (MG).In this case analysis, the paper will cover the following...
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Introduction It is proposed to consider the financial aspects of the business of Tonka, one of the oldest toy manufacturing industries in Minneapolis, USA. This company enjoyed virtual supremacy in the industry for several decades, before new technology, loss of demand for products, and stronger competition forced it to seek...
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Introduction Walmart was founded in Rogers, Arkansas, by Sam Walton in 1962 to offer low prices to customers anytime and anywhere. It is a giant retail chain that has grown over the years opening several stores across the United States and has also penetrated other international markets such as the...
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In the field of business, the quality of conduct the compliance with the rules and guidelines of responsible performance is obligatory for the C-suite. The corporation’s interest must be a priority of the Board of directors in any sphere of business since the Board represents the organization as a whole....
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Gees Bees Honey Company is among the popular honey farms in Canada. During the recent field trip, Marianne Gee, the owner of the business, shed light on new challenges at the times of COVID-19 and answered questions about the farmâs history and some nuances of beekeeping. This paper uses takeaways...
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Many successful companies have changed from the regular representative evaluation cycle to the more ambitious exhibition; the board cycle attaches worker execution to hierarchical execution through its primary goal, vision, and qualities. Supervisory groups have found that when they don’t convey falling objectives from the chief suite to divisions, offices,...
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Executive Summary As of 2020, Netflix is the leading video streaming service in the world, with over 180 million members. The portal initially started as a DVD rental service in 1997 in California, and gradually built its way up to being one of the most successful businesses in the entertainment...
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Introduction Among global corporations that have been in business for several decades, Microsoft is one of the most well-known companies. The popularization of digital technologies and the introduction of computer equipment into everyday life was largely due to the efforts of this organizationâs employees and, in particular, Bill Gates, its...
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Summarizing the Issue in Dispute Dan, holding for seven years as a Systems Analyst, applied for a position, which has been posted for a Lead Systems Analyst, and did not get the job that was awarded to another employee, Anne. He is extremely interested in progressing his career to the...
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In general, the case of Johnson & Johnson relates to the influence of social media on the company’s actions. In 2008, Johnson & Johnson experienced the considerably rapid spread of society’s highly negative reaction concerning a new online Motrin advertisement (Eisele, et al., 2010). It targeted mothers who frequently carry...
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The business field has always been exposed to ethical issues and challenges, but in the modern digital world, the type and scope of the problem have changed. According to Nuseir and Ghandour (2019), the globalization and the digitalization of data have contributed to the complexity of ethical issues. In particular,...
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Introduction Mars is a company that is involved in the industry of confectionery, pet food, as well as other food products producing; moreover, it provides animal care services. It seems reasonable to claim that Mars has developed quite a significant supply chain within the scope of water issues. The firm...
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An intersectional approach is one of the most striking and exciting modern approaches to problems of power, violence, and discrimination. The theory of intersectionality proceeds from the assumption that various biological, social, and cultural categories, such as gender, race, class, health status, sexual orientation, caste, and other identities, interact with...
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Beck Manufacturing produces steering gears for automobile manufacturers, and Al Beck, the companyâs president, wants to determine the capacity of the companyâs machine centers and the whole system. Al Beck is concerned about ways of increasing the capacity of the system. He wants to know where he should focus the...
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Introduction Lego Group has an efficient and flexible organizational structure, which helps to develop personal initiative and cooperation between individual structural units. Employees are actively involved in creating a good environment in the company. Lego Group management changes according to the demands of the time and the needs of the...
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Abstract Success in doing international business highly depends on how a company incorporates various cultural diversities in its management. In this essay, a case study of Ford Motor Company has been taken to illustrate the various types of cultural conflicts in the company and the major causes of the conflicts....
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Founded in Amsterdam, Holland, in 1864 by Gerard Heineken, Heineken N.V. is a brewing company with an international presence in different parts of the world (Heineken). The company operates in 190 countries in Africa, the Middle East, Europe, Americans, Asia Pacific, and the United States with over 165 breweries producing...
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Suitability of the Zara Model People are experiencing a lot of difficulties in managing their budgets due to financial restraints. Therefore, they cannot go for high priced items that will cost them more than what they plan for (Kinsley 43). This store has taken advantage of this situation and ensured...
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Introduction The Bank of America’s actions and strategic decisions during the financial crisis in 2007-2008 put several questions, whether the Bank’s board adequately managed capital and acquisitions. The issue is that after the crisis, the Bank underwent several investigations, which displayed fraud in acquisitions, making some of the strategic decisions...
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Coca-Cola Company This paper provides broad information about the environment that determines the success of a company. It elaborates on the population, legal and cultural practices of people in a given environment. It also expounds on the political and social relations of the people in a given state. Additionally, it...
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Tastes and preferences of French consumers Disneyland Paris is one of the popular theme parks in Europe and a small part of the USA in France. The park opened its doors in 1992 and became a complete failure for many people, including Disneyâs top management (Goldsby and Mathews, 2018). One...
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Executive Summary Secret Recipe is one of the most successful restaurant chains in Malaysia that throughout the last twenty years, has expanded into seven countries in East and Southeast Asia. The company does not plan to tame its ambitions, and the next market to be swayed by this popular lifestyle...
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Not long ago Volkswagenâs group was among the companies whose authority and reliability were undoubted. The concern had impressive plans to push up its sales in America and worldwide. Its leader Martin Winterkorn overtly announced his ambitious plans to take his group to âthe very top of the global car...
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Introduction The Principal-Agent relationship is manifested in the fact that the principal assigns an agent to legally act on its behalf. It is important to note that both agent and principals must not have a conflict of interests because their legal cooperation needs to be in a singular direction. For...
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Introduction The case selected for the present paper is Lopez Ribalda and Others v. Spain. The long-awaited ruling was made by the Grand Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR). It guided employers on the legal, ethical, and practical implications of installing covert CCTV (candid camera television) in...
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The image of a company is one of the central factors needed to generate a competitive advantage and ensure that clients will be ready to cooperate with it. For this reason, firms should devote significant attention to cultivating a positive attitude among clients and increasing the level of their interest....
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Good evening, Ladies and Gentlemen! It is a great honor for me to speak from this stage because I know that each of my colleagues and nominees was the same capable of winning the award. I would like to thank the voters who decided that it is my time to...
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Abstract Kodak was once the dominant company in the imaging and photography industry for over a century. In this paper, the researcher focused on determining strategic management problems and mistakes made by Kodak that led to its negative growth in the market. The analysis shows that the company developed the...
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Introduction Starwood hotels and resorts is an organization that owns, operates, franchises, and manages hotels and resorts worldwide. It started in 1969 but became a corporation in 1980. Parity is a state or condition of two or more organizations having the same power, value or rank. Parity is also the...
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Introduction Organizations are faced with an uphill task of transforming and maintaining good performance. Obstacles may come from within or outside the organization. Leadership inadequacies, organizational culture, and unwilling investors are some of the factors that hinder transformation of an organization. Reframing organizations is a delicate process that requires prudent...
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As a medium-sized enterprise (SME), the Arian Company (AC) is obliged to follow particular requirements and conduct its activity within particular frames. These frames create certain difficulties, among which there are problems interfering with regular procurement activities. The case study describes the duties of the AC new buyer who is...
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Background Etihad Airways was established in July 2003 and was based in Abu Dhabi International Airport as its main hub. This company has a fleet size of 107 aircraft that travel to more than 120 destinations all over the world. Its main competitor is Emirates Airlines. The company was established...
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History has shown that there are people, whose skills have set them apart from the rest. There are several professions that individuals excel in and one of them is business. It entails an idea, a company, and a man of few, who are in charge. Steve Jobs is thought to...
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Corporate Social Responsibility is a broad and controversial topic that revolves around the corporations’ activities. The main argument of its proponents is that businesses have to act in a way that not only benefits their bottom line but also positively affects the community. The specifics vary from individual case to...
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For many people, shopping is a pleasant experience and a nice leisure activity. Walking through shopping centers, reviewing various offers, and buying goods desired becomes especially pleasant if while making purchases, customers get a feeling that they have saved money. In the 20th century, there appeared a large number of...
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Corporations consisting of a great amount of members have an ever-growing demand for policies that enforce and control the communication within the corporation. With the usage of internet, communication has become easy and efficient but the issue of privacy and inappropriate content has given rise to the need of closer...
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General Mills is a U.S.-based company that manufactures food products and operates on a global scale. The company has over 100 brands in more than 100 countries, and its corporate objective is to satisfy various existing and emerging customer needs. To achieve this goal, General Mills invests in research and...
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Introduction Five Guys Burgers and Fries restaurant, since its launch in 1986, commands a large customer base. The restaurants use a philosophy of dealing in a few products but ensuring the highest quality in their products and services. At present, Five Guys does not intend to increase the products on...
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Introduction Market condition is determined by the ratio of supply and demand that helps to establish equilibrium in the market. They are interdependent elements of the market mechanism, where demand is conditioned by the needs of consumers, and supply is a combination of goods offered by manufacturers. The ratio between...
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Introduction Jerry Murrell, influenced by his two eldest sons, formed Five Guys and Burgers, a fast-food chain. This was after the sons declared that they would not attend college. Murrell supported their decision, and in order to keep them busy and employed, he and his wife decided to divert the...
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Introduction In the case in question, the a2MC corporation has difficulties in maintaining a competitive advantage in its market segment, which is caused by the entry of the other major participant. In addition, the organisational structure and objectivity of the expansion strategy used deserve particular attention as areas where potential...
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Introduction Wells Fargo is a bank, which was recently accused of having fake accounts, created without notifying its customers. Arguably, a business cannot exist for a long time without using sustainable practices that satisfy the needs of its clients. Wells Fargo designed its key performance indicators (KPI) system for employees...
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Introduction Small businesses have many constraints that do not allow them to be as effective as power players. For instance, they cannot spend millions of dollars marketing their stores and promoting their brand. However, there are still ways of competing with large corporations. Power players are able to provide the...
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In recent years, a plethora of organizations has been implementing a project-based approach to their performance. It might be assumed that these firms have realized the crucial advantages that the mentioned approach may provide. Many scholars conducted a number of significant investigations and provided case studies that give the opportunity...
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Introduction Managers write managerial reports to inform their supervisors of their business decisions, departmental progress and future outlook of the market. A managerial report uses data and a standard report format to organize the information (Crosson & Needles, 2010). This managerial will provide a statistical summary on list price, sale...
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Problem Statement Spotify is an on-demand music streaming service launched in 2006 by Daniel Ek and Martin Lorentzon in Sweden. The company quickly expanded its services in many countries over the world and acquired a considerable number of subscribers within a comparatively short time. However, the company has yet to...
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Reputation management has become an integral part of running any business, especially in the social media era, where bad publicity can spread extensively within a short period. Companies could easily collapse due to bad publicity if the situation is not handled carefully. Therefore, strong public relations strategies are needed to...
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Kelecton is a small company with ambitious goals that consistently enjoys between 15% and 20% growth rate. That is a good result, but in facilitating this growth, the company seems to have somewhat neglected its employees. A recent employee survey revealed some troubling worker concerns that can and should be...
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Bear Stearns, a financial company and global investment, collapsed because it had high-risk toxic assets. The cash reserves declined, and the company lost the confidence of its customers (Kirk, 2009). Investors, being afraid of losing money, wanted to sell stocks, which resulted in their massive drop. Bear had only around...
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Non-Standardized Processes in MyExport Enterprises Currently, there are two non-standardized processes used in MyExport Enterprises. The first one relates to the HR department’s area of responsibility and is their pilot project, meanwhile applied only in the head office. This project is about the methods allowing management to diagnose and deal...
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Introduction The author of this paper has recently been appointed as the Director of the Barack Obama Community Center. They have been tasked with creating a macro change in the operations of the Center and possibly the community as a whole. Doverâs education landscape is changing due to the increase...
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RAK Ceramics is a large UAE company producing various high-quality ceramic products. It was founded in 1989 in the UAE, and since then, it extended its business to Europe, the USA, and Asian countries, such as India and Bangladesh. The major companyâs shareholder is Samena Capital; in Bangladesh, the ownership...
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Hilltop Road Public School, located in Merrylands, NSW, is a government-supported primary school currently providing services for 763 students from diverse backgrounds. The school was founded in 1952 with only three classes and 90 children (âAbout our school,â n.d.). By its fiftieth anniversary, it had 19 classes and 580 learners...
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Background of Companies To investigate the process of the acquisition, it is essential to give a context and analyze the business of both companies. Tedeschi Food Shops Inc. is a retail family company that, in 2015, owned around 200 shops in Massachusetts and New Hampshire states in the US (Taryn,...
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Introduction Marketing is a significant concern for social enterprises because it is necessary both for-profit maximization and for fulfilling these companies’ broader purpose of satisfying the needs of the target population. Hence, the primary aim of the project was to support Prep Mate in developing an advertising strategy based on...
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Introduction IKEA is a Swedish multinational enterprise (MNE) that designs and sells ready-to-assemble furniture pieces, home accessories, kitchen appliances, and other household goods with occasional home services. The company was founded in 1943 in Sweden and, by 2008, had become the worldâs largest furniture retailer (Husz and Carlsson, 2019). As...
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Summary of Main Points Heritage Health company had been experiencing challenges relating to limited cash. Ann Igbo was responsible for making decisions for her company, paying bills, and making payroll. She had doubts about whether to hire another employee, outsource, or automate the insurance claims. The challenge with the insurance...
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Executive Summary 2023 is marked by a planned release of a new James Bond movie. Starbucks intends to become a part of the Bond brandscape to promote its own image. The last decades witnessed the rapid growth of Starbucks Corporation, which results in the loss of quality of its products...
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Introduction Padgett-Beale has three main operating units â the Entertainment Team (ET), Resort Operations (RO), and Marketing & Media (M&M). These teams are tasked with the procurement of a new cloud-based event management platform whose main work is to provide end-to-end management for various events including festivals, concerts, and conferences...
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Introduction When Boeing launched the B737 Max project in 2011, the management was keen on introducing to the global market the most cost-effective airplane that would compete favourably against Airbus A320 series. According to Kuşhan (2018), the top management of Boeing was concerned that some of its major customers were...
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The development of an enterprise is always associated with economic risks, implying either failure to receive the expected benefits or the financial crisis of the company with the threat of closure. For this reason, before any expansion, it is necessary to conduct analytical work aimed at the mathematical calculation of...
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In July 2018, Ontario authorities announced the cancellation of an incentive program for electric car owners. Thus, the progressive conservatives who came to power in Ontario put an end to the program of providing benefits for the purchase of electric vehicles. Only those who ordered cars through dealerships before September...
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Introduction On 29 May 2018, Bayer AG sold $9 billion agricultural business assets to BASF to get the US Department of Justice approval to acquire Monsanto Company for $66 billion. Bayer also promised to make structural divestitures and sell some of its intellectual property and research facilities (Mangan). On the...
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Five Proposed Programs The first program I would like to present is the employee engagement program which can help to improve business performance. Similar to High Sources, companies that have a higher level of employee involvement have a three times higher operating profit margin. It turns out that at least...
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Introduction Emirates Airline is one of the most successful and largest airlines in the aviation sector. The company has realised a consistent growth in the size of its fleet and revenues for over a decade. However, the recent outbreak of COVID-19, popularly known as the coronavirus, has had an unprecedented...
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Introduction The Air Brow is a new sub-brand of Nike that will be released as a signature shoe line of Anthony Davis-made recyclable materials. This sub-brand has a high chance to become popular, recognizable, and profitable for the company since it has unique features that are not used by other...
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Introduction Golden Eagle Health Diagnostics, Inc. has faced a challenge to find a new CEO in six months. The situation is of significance because a chief executive officer (CEO) succession and selection plan should be an ongoing process. It is so since the absence thereof can create essential problems for...
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Introduction Economic crises and natural disasters can prompt the attention of the business community to operations management. The effective organization helped Nissan to find internal reserves to increase the company’s profitability through the effective implementation of each operation. Designing, constructing, adapting, and controlling the production process of operations within the...
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Introduction Competitive advantage is a topic that is discussed frequently in all business fields. Moreover, the subject of organisational culture has been becoming more prominent, and the association between the two concepts warrants consideration. According to Heshmati and Kim (2016), the latter directly affects the former, particularly for airlines, which...
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Introduction The performance of Abercrombie and Fitch has been at stake ever since the economic recession of 2008. This company had undergone various mergers and acquisitions before becoming the premier American clothing retailer marketing casual wear to teens and young adults for years until the demise of its popularity in...
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Introduction Starbucks is one of the most recognizable brands in the United States (US) and other countries around the world. Founded in the early 1970s, the company has grown from a small Seattle-based franchise to be one of the most formidable brands in the coffee and beverage industry (Starbucks Coffee...
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Toyota Prius is a hybrid car developed by the Toyota Motor Corporation. Initially, it was meant for the US market, though many of them have been sold in more than 20 countries around the world. It has two types of engines: a gas engine, which works under high speed, and...
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Introduction Midas and Ford Genoa do not act as competitors in the automotive repair business field, for they are targeted at different customers with contrasting income levels. Car repair service providers are in great demand, and rational business management will allow the two companies to co-exist and prosper. This paper...
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Executive summary The present paper overviews IKEAâs internationalisation path that started in the 1980s – about forty years after its establishment. The author seeks to explain what justified the Dutch companyâs expansion into foreign markets by applying the so-called OLI paradigm. The OLI paradigm demonstrates that IKEA used its âDemocratic...
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Introduction Whirlpool has managed to make some organizational improvements but which brought it to the third position in the European consolidated market but to achieve better results it has to improve in other directions as well. This paper aims to critically review the key changes the company made in its...
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Internal and External Reasons Both external and internal factors play an essential role in the overall survival rate of a corporation, because a company can be highly competitive locally, but can be incompetent on an international scale. The given case is an illustration of an American company Burgmaster, which struggled...
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