Scenario Description For this scenario, I will assume the role of a manager for a stone masonry contractor. With the assistance of worker representatives, my task is to carry out a general risk assessment connected to standard masonry techniques and procedures. The purpose of this assessment is to demonstrate the...
Topic: Construction
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Pages: 5
The effective management of an organization’s macro-processes goes a long way in determining its success. The notable macro-processes that an organization needs to take into consideration include customer relationship management, internal supply chain management, and supplier relationship management. Each of these three macro-processes is important to businesses since they facilitate...
Topic: Management
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Pages: 10
Wal-Mart is one of the leading retailers in the world with a net income of over $13 billion and sales of $457.5 billion (Morning Star 2017). This multinational is also one of the fastest-growing companies. This success is partially due to the retailer’s successful expansion in the Asian market. The...
Topic: Walmart
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Pages: 13
Introduction In emerging markets, Etisalat Group is recognized as one of the leading telecom providers in the world. Moreover, Etisalat is known to be among the telecom groups with the highest level of profit. To be more precise, the current cap market of Etisalat is about 42 billion dollars (which...
Topic: Business
Words: 1161
Pages: 4
The elimination decision is, beyond any doubt, one of the most ambiguous questions in the marketing field. Whereas, under particular circumstances, the necessity to delete a product from the offering range seems to be inevitable, the possible negative outcomes might prevent a manager from being decisive. As long as product...
Topic: Management
Words: 1659
Pages: 7
Executive Summary Al Ghandi Auto Group holds a leading position in the UAE automotive market. In existence for more than 50 years, the company has established itself as a reliable brand that provides the highest-quality service, the best customer care, and the best overall value for money spent. The company’s...
Topic: Marketing
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Pages: 9
Purpose/ Core Interest The purpose of the present research is to evaluate the implementation of non-financial measures of performance in small and medium enterprises (SME) as a predictor of enhanced performance. The research aims at examining at least 100 small and medium enterprises, seeking to outline their measurement strategy and...
Topic: Performance
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Pages: 7
An Example of a Good Leader Moving a company forward and ensuring its strong position in a target market, is a challenging task due to the necessity to motivate employees and foster loyalty to the firm among them. Apart from providing directions and building plans for the future development of...
Topic: Leadership
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Pages: 6
Time management is the technology of organizing time and increasing the effectiveness of its use. To some extent, it is not only a set of techniques but also a lifestyle and the philosophy of the value of time in a fast flow of information and an ever-changing world. The implementation...
Topic: Business
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Pages: 3
Introduction The workforce, the workplace, and the conditions of the market in the 21st century are very different from what they were in the past. The modern market is driven by innovation, meaning that skills, knowledge, technologies, and practices are quick to become obsolete (Watson 2016). With the planet’s population...
Topic: Business
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Pages: 8
Abstract The blistering rise of digital devices preconditioned the increased importance of IT technologies for the functioning of the majority of organizations and corporations. In this regard, the given paper is devoted to the precise investigation of the main aspects of a certain company that benefits from the exploration of...
Topic: Airlines
Words: 1953
Pages: 8
Executive Summary Dong Feng Motor Corporation is a Chinese automotive company that is wholly owned by the government of China. It has been successful in the local and regional market, but its brand is barely known in the international market. A time has come when this company must make aggressive...
Topic: Business
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Pages: 10
Case Summary Emma Robertson, the Executive VIP in TerraCog, faced a critical challenge in the process of the product launch. Hence, her company is losing a market competition as it has refused to update its product for a couple of years even though the competitors introduced their redesigns long ago....
Topic: Management
Words: 1655
Pages: 7
Organizational Structure Definitions from an arts management perspective (Parker, 2012): The mandate is an authorization of an arts organization to perform particular actions (e.g. provide education, mentorship, leadership, and other services) as well as to serve clients coming from all existing artistic fields with any budget. Mission (mission statement) is...
Topic: Management
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Pages: 9
Brief Summary of the Case The case that we are supposed to analyze is devoted to the experience of one diving resort that suddenly became less popular among tourists. In 2008, the owner of the Coral Divers Resort found out that the number of divers using their services was gradually...
Topic: Business Strategy
Words: 2235
Pages: 9
Organizational History What is interesting about the Ford Motor Company is that its organizational structure consists not only of its internal management and product creation divisions (i.e. marketing, engineering, etc.) but also encompasses aspects related to the different brands under its control, the various dealerships that sell its products as...
Topic: Ford
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Pages: 4
Description of Organization The subject for this report is IKEA, a Swedish producer of furniture and other home accessories. IKEA provides its customers with a wide range of products including furniture (home, outdoor, and for storage), home electronics, indoor gardening, diverse textiles, lighting, decoration, leisure and safety products, kitchen and...
Topic: IKEA
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Pages: 9
Introduction Fundamental leadership success secrets separate the successful and effective persons in charge from the average and mediocre leaders in current firms. Leadership technique is studied from gurus, learned in discussion groups and exists as a component of an individual’s inborn special headship technique set built up over years, and...
Topic: Business
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Pages: 6
ERP is a single kit of computer applications that aggregates the processes within the organization. The system allows furnishing a holistic view of the business where the database is unified and integrated. The AIS has developed into a profound and extensive system with the help of the ERP. Moreover, the...
Topic: Accountancy
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Pages: 6
Executive Summary The New Balance Company is attempting at entering the environment of the global economy with its latest Men’s 611 brand. However, competing with the brands that have already become household names is bound to be rather tricky. Therefore, the firm will need an elaborate branding strategy and an...
Topic: Marketing
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Pages: 5
Introduction Nowadays, the coffee shop market undergoes considerable changes and improvements. Organisations that make their decisions to enter this market and open new shops have to be ready to work hard and develop effective marketing plans to identify important goals and actions. In this marketing report, several elements of the...
Topic: Marketing
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Pages: 5
A complete integration of the four business and location strategies by Unilever, a giant global corporation has seen it uniquely maintain a lead in the share of the market and a strong position against its competitors in the field of consumer goods and household favorites for many years. These strategies...
Topic: Unilever
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Pages: 3
Abstract At the heart of every competitive firm is an efficient organizational culture. This fact explains why many corporations have been focusing on organizational theory to create the best working environments that can support their business objectives. The practice has led to diverse organizational behaviors, leadership processes, and project management...
Topic: Google
Words: 2876
Pages: 11
Introduction Porsche emerged when its founder produced his first sports car. Ferdinand Porsche used his expertise to engineer a quality car that fulfilled his expectations. This approach gave Porsche a powerful image that lasted for many years. Porsche has always supported the needs of its customers. Such practices made it...
Topic: Business Strategy
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Pages: 5
Evidently, one of the most significant effects of the internet revolution is its impact on business. Nowadays, individuals and organizations are increasingly using internet technology to enhance their business under the contemporary context of e-commerce. Electronic commerce is increasingly helping individuals and organizations retain consumer attention and expand their markets...
Topic: Commerce
Words: 590
Pages: 3
Executive Summary Maple Leaf is one of the leaders of the Canadian agricultural industry. Nevertheless, even industry leaders face challenges once they make a decision to expand and start operations in foreign economies. One of the most significant problems of the company is its effective functioning within the operating environment...
Topic: Challenges
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Pages: 10
Introduction Background Throughout the past decades, the priorities of the business management have undergone critical changes. Thus, it is now evident that one of the key determinants of a successful performance is the customer’s positive perception of a company’s image or the so-called “brand’ (O’Guinn et al. 2014). According to...
Topic: Burger King
Words: 3626
Pages: 14
Assertiveness and Cooperation Assertiveness and cooperation are crucial concepts that are used to solve conflict among people. While assertiveness refers to declining people’s opinions without offending them, cooperation is a concept that seeks to submit and cooperate with the conflicting party. The two concepts are used to determine the conflict-managing...
Topic: Communication
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Pages: 3
Integrated Logistics for DEP/GARD The following stages add value: The DEP’s seven-day delivery and the flexibility of the company: it can change the kind and quantity of the produced polymers; The interactive system which becomes a helpful instrument since it connects different departments and reduces the number of errors; Verifying...
Topic: Management
Words: 839
Pages: 4
In 2016 and the first three quarters of 2017, GM has been experiencing significant financial issues, namely a steep growth in liabilities. According to the WSJ (2017), the company’s liabilities over the five-year period increased from 53,992 in 2012 to 85,181 in 2017 (Figure 1). As a result, GM’s total...
Topic: General Motors
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Pages: 3
Executive Summary This report provides a critical analysis of Richard Branson’s leadership style. Branson is a renowned international businessperson. Born and raised in the United Kingdom, Branson established the Virgin Group in the early 1970s. Through several decades of his leadership, he managed to overcome obstacles in the business environment...
Topic: Leadership
Words: 1732
Pages: 7
What is JIT? The JIT commonly refers to the just-in-time method of production. The major area of its implementation is the Japanese car manufacturing. It is a holistic system of managing the process of production. The major objective of this manufacturing method is an attempt to reduce production waste and...
Topic: Toyota
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Pages: 3
Introduction One of the most attention-grabbing and commercially successful products introduced in the last decade, following the popular second fitness boom, are wearable trackers, used to collect, store, and share data about a person’s daily activities (Millington, 2016). One of the leaders in the wearable devices market is Fitbit. As...
Topic: Business
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Pages: 5
The article by Garavan considers the concepts of training, development, education, and learning, and their relationship to the process of human resource management and development, and argues that the first three phenomena should be viewed as a whole that is tied by learning. This paper summarises this argument and provides...
Topic: Business
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Pages: 3
Competitive environment Mymuesli operates in a competitive environment currently, but existing competition is going to increase even more as the company is going to enter new markets. Thus, it is significant for the organization to understand what its competitors are and how it can excel them. First of all, Mymuesli...
Topic: Business
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Pages: 3
Introduction The discourse in “Maggie Anderson-Power of People in Organisation” is an academic work that presents research findings on the role a manager plays in seeking to apply human resource principles and practices in practical situations to model the best way to relate with and manage the people by motivating...
Topic: Performance
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Pages: 10
Amazon e-commerce has plenty of pros and cons. On the one hand, it helps create a comfortable buying experience for customers. On the other hand, there are limitations such as the lack of universal Internet access. This essay explores advantages and disadvantages of Amazon company e-commerce. Pros and Cons of...
Topic: Amazon
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Pages: 4
Strategies and approaches to improve employees’ productivity are actively discussed in the business environment. That is why much attention is paid to discussing differences in the productivity of those persons who are physically active and those who follow the sedentary lifestyle. In order to discuss these differences in detail and...
Topic: Business
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Pages: 5
Introduction Flexibility in the workplace refers to a working schedule outside the normal working pattern that allows employers and the employees to organize suitable work arrangements about working conditions. The arrangements involve changes and variation of working hours, place of work, and finding an appropriate working means for the employee....
Topic: Business
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Pages: 7
Annie’s Target Market and Why Annie’s should focus on its current core consumer segment because it has proved so successful. It is most likely to consist of well educated, younger mothers who understand the benefits of consuming healthy foods among children. This consumer segment believes in progressive, healthy living derived...
Topic: Business
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Pages: 3
Introduction Sir Richard Branson is one of the world’s most fascinating, triumphant, and enduring entrepreneurial business leaders of twenty first century. In the wake of uncertainty, global turmoil, and institutional volatility, his business model remains unshaken and forward marching. Evidence shows that Branson is a leader who knows where to...
Topic: Leadership
Words: 1361
Pages: 5
Introduction Innovation is a key driving force of entrepreneurship. On the other hand, creativity brings about innovation and entrepreneurship. Without creativity, it would be hard for an individual to innovate. Consequently, there would be no entrepreneurship. According to Martins and Terblanche (2003, p. 68), creativity refers to ‘the process by...
Topic: Entrepreneurship
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Pages: 4
Introduction The terms “leadership” and “management” have been interpreted differently by people around the world. Some say that the terms are interrelated while others claim that both terms refer to two different roles and can therefore not be interchangeable (Dorothy 2006). The word, leadership, can be termed as the process...
Topic: Leadership
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Pages: 10
Introduction The present report contains a thorough analysis of the practices of J.P. Morgan & Chase, a US-based financial service organisation, regarding its value proposition, the factors that influence it, such as its organisational structure, corporate culture, leadership style and the approach to customer service, and the delivery of excellence....
Topic: Management
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Pages: 7
Systems and operations management is primarily concerned with ensuring that the execution of business operations of an organisation are in an efficient manner, using minimal resources in order to facilitate the realisation of business requirement. Typically, it is an example of a management strategy that aims at the conversion of...
Topic: Airbus
Words: 3094
Pages: 12
Describe how the auto industry might work differently if it were designed by the Dell Model The Ford motor company has existed since 1903 (Dornbach, Slade & Thorpe, 2009, p.4). It has had a series of success stories-revenues of more than 144 billion, operation in over 200 countries of the...
Topic: Ford
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Pages: 5
Introduction Lloyd’s of London is one of the oldest insurance markets in the world. Their history spans more than 330 years and an innumerable number of events that affected the market. Currently, the market consists of more than a hundred syndicates which are managed by 57 different agencies. The market...
Topic: Business
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Pages: 7
Organizational culture is a manner in which people in a company operate unconsciously and consciously in their daily activities (Flamholtz & Randle 2011). Through understanding the organizational culture, an institution can identify with the culture that prevails and supports essential programs within its workforce to accomplish the strategic objectives. Organizational...
Topic: Culture
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Pages: 5
Critical Discussion of the Importance of Creativity and Innovation Creativity is a powerful thinking process whereby an individual focuses on new imaginations, intuitions, imaginations, ingenuities, and ideas (Byron 2006). Creative people find it easier to address the issues affecting them and others. Creativity is also associated with new risks. However,...
Topic: Innovation
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Pages: 6
Introduction Every business from baking to banking depends, to some degree, on others for producing its products and services. The process of acquiring products and services for running one’s business is called ‘outsourcing’ in the business world. Though, outsourcing is not a new phenomenon for the companies, but in recent...
Topic: Outsourcing
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Pages: 13
Importance of a leader Some people should make some serious decisions and rule our world and, at the same time, some people accept these decisions, hoping that they will result in some benefits for them. It should be said that not always leaders, who are responsible for some important decisions,...
Topic: Leadership
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Pages: 4
Introduction Change is a common feature in organizations. The capacity to handle such changes is the core competence of success in organizations (Weick & Quinn, 1999, p. 362). Over the last two decades, the main drivers of organizational changes have been technological advancements, stiff competition, and fluctuations in the global...
Topic: Airlines
Words: 1743
Pages: 7
Abstract This study explored the impact of group dynamics on the performance of individual employees, which in turn affects the total productivity of the company. The researcher used a total of 25 employees of the Nestle Company in examining the impact of group dynamics on their operations in the company....
Topic: Nestle
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Pages: 9
Introduction Tesco is among the global leaders in retail business and has expanded to major parts of Europe and beyond. This paper reviews Tesco’s internalization strategies against the scale of Porter’s Diamond analysis. Besides, the treatise applies the Resource-Based View Theory to explain the international strategy of Tesco during its...
Topic: Corporation
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Pages: 5
Abstract An organization cannot operate efficiently without considering the social and environmental impacts of its operations. Therefore, organizations have a sense of social and environmental responsibility since their activities have either beneficial or detrimental implications to the environment. Therefore, the concept of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) emerges whereby self-regulation is...
Topic: Social Responsibility
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Pages: 22
Introduction Leadership is complex and has various definitions, qualities, concepts, and theories. As such, different leaders apply different leadership approaches and styles. A comprehensive yet precise definition of leadership portrays leadership as a multidimensional process of identifying goals, motivating others to act, and giving pertinent support to realize mutually agreed...
Topic: Business
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Pages: 4
Consumers’ behavior has a strong impact on the marketing sector. One of the most vivid examples, in the relevant context, is Coca-Cola’s case. Thus, according to authoritative sources, the company has recently faced a challenge due to the growing concern about sugar content and obesity problems in the society. As...
Topic: Coca Cola
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Pages: 3
What are the roles of comparative and competitive advantages in Hyundai’s success? Illustrate your answers by providing specific examples of natural and acquired advantages that Hyundai employs to succeed in the global car industry. The success of Hyundai Motor Company, a South Korean carmaker, can be attributed to both its...
Topic: Success
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Pages: 3
Eastman Kodak is struggling severe competition and the company has to come up with effective solutions to regain its status of the leader in the industry. It is necessary to note that the strategies Kodak is using are connected with the company’s vision and mission. The company’s vision involves improvement...
Topic: Business Strategy
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Pages: 4
Introduction Founded by Jeff Bezos in 1994, Amazon.com has remained the pioneer and the leading online retail firm worldwide. The initial business idea was to create an online bookstore that would create easy access to literature in an attempt to satisfy the ever-increasing demand for ideas and knowledge around the...
Topic: Amazon
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Pages: 12
Executive Summary Effective service process development and implementation entail the interplay of various operations management considerations and decisions. The central aims of new service design to strengthen a firm’s competitive position and enhance process efficiency. This paper identifies the influential factors in the service process development in light of supply...
Topic: Restaurant
Words: 2743
Pages: 10
Game Zone is a company that offers a unique opportunity for video game enthusiasts to frequent a place of a welcoming and pleasant atmosphere. Game lovers will enjoy a possibility to play any video game prior to its purchase. Moreover, Game Zone provides an excellent opportunity to find other video...
Topic: Business
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Pages: 4
Introduction This paper focuses on Spotify as a music streaming company. The aim of the report is to recommend South Korea as an ideal international market for Spotify. The analysis below is based on macroeconomic factors. In addition, the strengths and weaknesses of the music streaming industry in South Korea...
Topic: International Marketing
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Pages: 10
Introduction The question of whether effective business leadership can be learned remains a contested debate. Many individuals believe that business leaders are born. While this might be somewhat true, it is imperative to understand that effective business leadership can be learned. Many people fail to lead due to the perception...
Topic: Leadership
Words: 1765
Pages: 7
Amazon.com is a recent response to the traditional retailing business. The company represents an efficient model of electronic commerce, which offers a wide choice of computer devices, bookstores, video games as well as clothing and furniture. The business is centered in Seattle and dates from 1994. The company was founded...
Topic: Amazon
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Pages: 3
Kellogg’s Approach to Incorporating Diversity: Research Paper Diversity in the workforce is discussed as a necessary condition for multinational companies that are oriented to preserve their leading positions in the world and to address the globalization trends. To succeed in developing the multinational company with the productive workforce and efficient...
Topic: Business
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Pages: 13
Amazon.com was founded in 1995 and by the end of the 1990s managed to take over the customer market in the United States and achieve fantastic success. Initially focused on selling books, Amazon functioned following its primary purpose to transform the experience of purchasing books into an easier and more...
Topic: Amazon
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Pages: 3
According to the Acer group website, in 2006, Acer had 5,300 employees working for them in over 100 countries worldwide. Open employee communication among employees is encouraged which not only allows the company to understand employee concerns but also helps employees to find common ground and build lasting relationships. The...
Topic: Business Strategy
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Pages: 3
JCB’s Strategic Initiatives and Decisions The impact of the global recession and JCB’s strategic initiatives on the accounting performance of the company The global recession that started in 2008 had devastating impacts on many companies. Before the recession, JCB had witnessed rapid growth in its portfolio. The company achieved a...
Topic: Management
Words: 2450
Pages: 9
Introduction Organizations today strive to etch a commanding global presence. Many of the multinational companies, though having significant global presence, are not equally aggressive in their global strategy. Globalization today has become a necessity for sustenance for most organizations and firms strive to fulfill this obligation. The effectiveness of management...
Topic: Ford
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Pages: 4
The impact of globalization has continually influenced the manner in which organizations operate. Hence, several organizations continue to stumble upon new challenges in their struggle of attaining market stability. However, such organizations must consider implementing various organizing functions in all their business endeavors in order to succeed (Thomas & Gerhard,...
Topic: Corporation
Words: 1276
Pages: 5
Executive Summary This report delves into the extensive differences between the U.S. and China and attempts to explain the inherent difficulties most Americans would experience in attempting to setup a new business in China. Through this report, readers will be able to develop a better understanding of the strangeness of...
Topic: Communication
Words: 1760
Pages: 7
When considering how human beings can get more out of work and life, it is important to consider the concept of rationalisation. Rationalisation as a concept has been defined by Max Weber a leading authority on issues of economy, employment, work, and capitalism. Rationalisation is a concept that applies to...
Topic: Business
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Pages: 3
Introduction All organizations source various materials from different places. Therefore, they establish a department that does supply chain and logistics management. An effective logistics network management ensures that the controlling systems reduce various costs that are associated with supplies. Thus, products and services are availed whenever they are required in...
Topic: Business
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Pages: 7
Best Buy Essay: Introduction Best Buy, originally known as Sound of Music, is a giant retailer of consumer electronics that operates numerous stores in such countries like the USA, Canada, Mexico, Turkey, and China (Hoffman 22-1). The company was founded by Richard Schulz in 1966 and focused on buying audio...
Topic: Business
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Pages: 3
Background of the study Workplace disability refers to a situation where an employee sustains physical or mental impairment. This state of affairs substantially limits performance of some activities. Both domestic and international human rights bodies have variously addressed the matter in favor of incapacitated employees. Many governments around the world...
Topic: Disability
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Pages: 5
The negative outcomes of organizational stress have been well documented in the literature, particularly in light of today’s business environment which necessitates organizations to raise the bar on employee productivity, effectiveness, and adaptation to change (Dale & Fox, 2008). I my view, however, the positive outcomes of organizational stress are...
Topic: Management
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Pages: 3
Introduction Skills have a huge impact on the way an individual carries him or herself. This involves both personal and organizational lives. According to sociologists, there are a number of factors that influence the ability of an individual to acquire and develop various skills that influence their personality (Dowd, Dejanasz,...
Topic: Business
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Pages: 9
How has Wal-Mart Stores invested in and assessed its corporate social responsibility? Where has the company invested? Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. is unanimously considered not merely an organization with a rigid set of CSR principles, but the company that sets an example in CSR principles implementation. Wal-Mart has taken CSR to...
Topic: Social Responsibility
Words: 596
Pages: 3
Abstract The success puzzle for organizational change implementation management strategy delivery operates on the ability to balance the soft skills that determine organizational principles. Besides, defining the value of the business, determining requirements, clarifying the vision, building teams, mitigating tasks, resolving issues, and providing direction complete the response projections, which...
Topic: Fast Food
Words: 2222
Pages: 9
Coca Cola is one of the most recognizable brands and products in the world. It has a long history, and its expansion to all of the continents is remarkable. It is necessary to note that different companies employ quite different strategies to market their products in multiple countries. Thus, some...
Topic: Coca Cola
Words: 558
Pages: 3
Introduction Procter and Gamble (PG) is a manufacturer of cosmetic products. Its products are mainly sold to wholesalers, retail stores, and grocery stores. PG’s floods ship brands include an assortment of beauty, health, and household care products. PG operates in the personal and household products industry. L’Oreal (LRCLY ) is...
Topic: Procter & Gamble
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Pages: 5
Holistic approach in responding to clients issues is fundamental in ensuring that one can help the client solve issues in a comprehensive manner. This paper seeks to summarise the holistic response to client issues. The Client/Worker Relationship This relationship starts with communication. Workers should be warm and genuine towards clients....
Topic: Healthcare
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Pages: 3
Foreign Direct Investment refers to the purchase of a company’s assets within the boundaries of another country by a different firm. For example, a company in the United States of America can increase its business enterprises by acquiring an industry of interest or by extensive marketing within the territories of...
Topic: Business
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Pages: 2
Abstract Mergers and acquisitions are common business practices that have both benefits and disadvantages to the involving firms. Essentially mergers and acquisitions are often perceived as expansionist strategies employed by firms to ensure increased market share and capabilities. Firms merge and acquire others for various reasons. However, increased competencies and...
Topic: Airlines
Words: 1654
Pages: 7
Executive Summary Wal-Mart Stores is a multinational company that operates retail stores in different set ups across the world. It operates more than 9667 retail units in 28 countries with an employment of 2.1 million associates. Wal-Mart is a leader in employment opportunities, corporate philanthropy as well as sustainability. Indeed,...
Topic: Performance
Words: 3521
Pages: 13
Domino’s pizza has dominated both the United States’ market and the international market in manufacturing pizzas since starting its operations in 1960. It has a vision that targets to absorb brilliant people to assist in achieving the mission of producing and delivering the best pizzas. The company has chains of...
Topic: Success
Words: 583
Pages: 3
In the essay, you will find a discussion of the challenges and strategies for overcoming resistance to change in the workplace. Drawing from personal experiences and research, the paper explores the various reasons behind resistance to change and offers practical advice on how to cope with change and adapt to...
Topic: Business
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Pages: 6
Background Japan has a stable economic system, which presents opportunities for new product launches. Although peanut butter is not a traditional Japanese food, it has gained popularity among the Japanese. The country’s political, social, legal, and cultural factors are central to determining the success of launching peanut butter. This paper...
Topic: Business
Words: 1097
Pages: 4
Vision, Mission, and the Team The vision is to become the customer’s ultimate choice for all cafeteria needs through the profound promise to offer service with enthusiasm. The business always aims to address individual needs while demonstrating an equal degree of integrity in all interactions. The mission is to provide...
Topic: Business
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Pages: 6
Carvana’s Market Positioning Through Innovation Carvana is a well-known online used car dealer in the USA that applies non-standard development solutions. The company is famous for its multi-story car vending machines, which allowed it to stand out from its competitors (Pollak 6). The company’s marketing goals are to minimize the...
Topic: Business
Words: 919
Pages: 4
The Company’s Problem NationaliTeas is a large international corporation that provides tea to customers across the globe. To attain their B Corp Certification, they seek to increase the value of their quality to customers. This proposal aims to provide two customer-focused ideas to increase the product value to businesses and...
Topic: Business
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Pages: 2
Introduction It is difficult for companies to develop effective marketing strategies that will focus on the new world conditions. The coronavirus pandemic significantly affected the international environment and the international market, which changed the strategies of American companies (Behl et al., 2023). To promote products and services, companies can take...
Topic: Business
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Pages: 8
Introduction A team within an organization is a group of managers, divisions, and employees who have achieved a high degree of cohesion and productivity, benefiting the enterprise. The primary reasons for the growth in the number of teams are that they enable a noticeable increase in productivity and quality of...
Topic: Business
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Pages: 2
Introduction This paper outlines Amazon’s TRP (Total Rewards Package), considering the organization’s mission, vision, values, and strategic priorities. A TRP incorporates a combination of benefits, rewards, and compensations that employees are entitled to at the workplace. A TRP includes wages, financial bonuses, recognition, career development opportunities, and workplace flexibility. The paper...
Topic: Business
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Pages: 7
Introduction The supermarket industry in Australia has developed and has significantly impacted the country’s economy. Although several supermarket chains are on the market, Woolworths and Coles dominate. Recent changes in the global economy and global political processes have affected the industry, causing food prices to increase. Supermarkets use different strategies to...
Topic: Business
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Pages: 3
Mission Unlike many organizations, Hewlett-Packard’s mission changes from year to year. The company’s mission has remained unchanged from 2020 to 2023. HP’s mission is “We earn customer respect and loyalty by consistently providing the highest quality and value. We achieve sufficient profit to finance growth, create value for our shareholders,...
Topic: Business
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Pages: 2
Introduction Project management is a crucial discipline that ensures the successful completion of projects within specified constraints, such as scope, schedule, and budget. To achieve this, project managers must effectively control the Statement of Work (SOW) and project schedule. In this essay, we will explore a specific method or process...
Topic: Business
Words: 413
Pages: 1
Introduction Under Armour Inc. is one of the major athletic wear companies in America and its constituent neighbors, dealing in various sports equipment and accessories. Starting in the late 20century, around 1996, the company has metamorphosed to become one of the largest enterprises in the athletic wear industry in America...
Topic: Business
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Pages: 8
Introduction Procter & Gamble is a widely famous company whose values have been created over the years. One of the most debated parts of the company’s activity is the launch of the Vizir. As a result, the company faced three critical issues while presenting the product in the German market....
Topic: Business
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Pages: 4
Introduction An organization can be established on an individual basis or have a founder team up with others who share their interests. Moreover, organizations can be set up as partnerships when like-minded individuals cooperate and work out the details of how they will do business. Due to the coordinating nature...
Topic: Business
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Pages: 6
Introduction Uber Eats offers a new option for people to receive a variety of foods delivered to their doorstep. The company is a primary food-delivery service provider in the United States. At a high level, Uber Eats led to a rise in economic activity for drivers, growth in the financial...
Topic: Business
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Introduction The project in question is the demolition of the Seattle Kingdome, a 24-year-old concrete domed structure recognized as one of the world’s most robust and significant. The Maryland-based Controlled Demolition Inc. was commissioned for the task, which involved about three months of preparation and incurred a total cost of...
Topic: Business
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Introduction The airline industry is an expensive business, and airlines need to be able to access capital financing to operate. Airline capital financing is raising funds for an airline’s operations. Various funding sources are available to airlines, including debt financing, equity financing, leasing, and government subsidies. Airline capital financing is...
Topic: Business
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Executive Summary The analysis results show that Becton, Dickinson, and Company (BD) longer time in the health tools manufacturing industry gives the company a competitive advantage. Moreover, it has a diverse portfolio and a good corporate culture, which are unique strengths of the company. The analysis reveals that BD has focused...
Topic: Business
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Organizational Collaboration Characteristics Indicating a Collaborative Culture Collaboration is a partnership that helps people create and achieve results together. Collaboration has many benefits, including improved understanding of the problem, more resources, and greater motivation to achieve goals (Belitski & Mariani, 2022). To make collaboration successful, several necessary steps must be...
Topic: Business
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Introduction Perceptual Map Creating a perceptual map (PM) is an important tool for analyzing the market and its structure, making decisions about positioning, or identifying a competitive set. The effectiveness of the method is linked to its simplicity and, at the same time, its ability to generate results and interpret...
Topic: Business
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Introduction The video Business Processes gives an idea of the business processes involved in any large company. Among the examples of companies mentioned is McDonald’s, which understands the importance of efficient organization of these processes (Business processes, 2010, 00:02:30). KFC can be called a successful competitor of McDonald’s since they...
Topic: Business
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BCG Matrix and Its Structure The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) Matrix is a business analysis model developed in 1970 by the Boston Consulting Group. Although created in the previous century, it is still an effective analysis tool for building portfolios and company divisions. It considers two variables—market growth and the...
Topic: Business
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Introduction Starting a firm might be difficult, but it can be simple with the proper legal formalization. The liability protection of a corporation with the adaptability of a partnership or sole proprietorship is combined in a limited liability corporation (LLC), a form of company organization. This means that the owners...
Topic: Business
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Executive Summary Bananas rank as the top fruit produced globally and are far ahead of any other fruit produced. However, it is also the world’s most wasted fruit. Therefore, addressing this issue and working towards finding a solution for saving the amount of waste that takes place with bananas can...
Topic: Business
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Executive Summary This research examines some practical approaches companies employ to sustain their business advantage in the competitive market. The methods employed for this search are literature search and critical analysis of primary and secondary sources to determine what other researchers have uncovered as the business strategies for Procter &...
Topic: Business
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Introduction All types of organizations have relied on the four quadrants. From various perspectives, they have enhanced numerous aspects of organizational success. A four-quadrant model developed by Burton and Obel allows for the analysis of organizations’ efficacy and efficiency. The significance of job division and collaboration for good design outputs...
Topic: Business
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Purpose Statement I intend to examine how the democratic leadership style functions in the marketing team in my working environment. The marketing team consists of ten people who are responsible for different operations of the sector. These people are integral to the development of the mid-sized tech company. Our tasks...
Topic: Business
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Introduction to Procurement Contract Types In project procurement and contract management, selecting contract types is critical for aligning the interests of the buyer and the seller. The three primary contract types are Fixed-Price, Cost-Reimbursement, and Time-and-Material contracts, each with unique characteristics and applications. Characteristics of Fixed-Price Contracts Fixed-price contracts, as...
Topic: Business
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Introduction In the dynamic realm of project management, the case of “The Pert Mustang” provides a compelling examination of the challenges and considerations inherent in undertaking a new business venture. This case study explores the restoration of a 1965 Shelby Mustang GT 350, an ambitious effort put forth by Roberts...
Topic: Business
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Introduction Strikes may be infrequent, but they’ve become more common in recent years. HR professionals should consider adding a plan for dealing with picket lines and protests to their company’s operations strategy. This is particularly important due to the compliance risks and potential consequences of mishandling such situations. The Right...
Topic: Business
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Executive Summary The report investigates AIG’s position in the insurance industry based on its market, financial, strategic, and societal aspects. The discussion uses various forms of analysis, including PESTEL, Porter’s Five Forces Model, VRIO, and SWOT. The analysis sought to find the company’s position based on its value, strengths, weaknesses,...
Topic: Business
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Pages: 6
Introduction “2 Timothy 2:1-7” is a valuable and significant source of wisdom from the Apostle Paul addressed to Timothy, his fellow missionary. In the passage, Paul shares instructions to help Timothy accept leadership in his Christian ministry (The ESV Bible, 2 Timothy 2:1-7). Notably, several influential aspects from “2 Timothy...
Topic: Business
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Introduction Expanding Walmart’s operations into new markets is necessary to increase the company’s revenue stream and influence. This process, however, is quite complex as it involves complex research that is imperative in order to correctly calculate all possible areas for expanding activities. Strategies must take into account the changing needs...
Topic: Business
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Connecting Risk Management Concepts to a Recent Fraud Case For the analysis of fraudulence in terms of management, philosophy, risk appetite, and tolerance, the company ZZZZ Best was chosen. It is an organization that provides its customers with carpet cleaning services. ZZZZ Best was established in 1982 by Barry Minkow...
Topic: Business
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Introduction Effective storytelling can be a powerful tool for getting the point across and inspiring others in the workplace. One situation where storytelling would be helpful is during a major change or initiative rollout. When introducing a new idea or system, building credibility, inspiring, and addressing concerns is essential. One...
Topic: Business
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Introduction In corporate culture, managers and leaders have different functions. Managers are responsible for delivering the company’s products and services and making decisions based on the proposed plan. They have authority and responsibility for their projects and teams. Leaders, on the other hand, are responsible for creating the plan and...
Topic: Business
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Introduction Team leadership is managing and successfully guiding a team of employees in an organization. Therefore, team leadership is considered a critical element in an organization since it is the one that is responsible for the activities of the organization. The team leaders are the ones that are responsible for...
Topic: Business
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Introduction The rising cost of fuel, global recessions, lack of product differentiation among the airlines, and alteration of the aviation industry have made profitability aloof in the airline industry. To cover this gap, some airlines have looked for ways to generate income outside the traditional sales of airline tickets. The...
Topic: Business
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The launch of Coca-Cola’s new range of nutritious and potent beverages will help the market in an age where customers’ views on health and well-being have taken a top priority. This creative endeavor adapts to shifting customer requirements and demographic and psychographic shifts. This new beverage line has the potential...
Topic: Business
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Introduction Business is an essential part of society, as it provides people with products and services. However, the relationships between business and society are reciprocal, as companies are affected by the interests of various groups. Shareholders invest money that allows the organization to conduct its operations and grow. They also...
Topic: Business
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Introduction The selected company for the marketing manager internship position is Subaru Motors. Subaru is a vehicle manufacturing and distribution company committed to building high-quality, sustainable vehicles that positively impact the world. Subaru commits to making the world better by showing respect and love to everyone it interacts with (Subaru...
Topic: Business
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Introduction Enterprise quality control techniques are tools that recognize, identify, and fix problems using graphical data representations. They are often used in manufacturing to process numerical data that has been mathematically and statistically processed. The four quality tools can be employed in phases, beginning with fault identification and progressing through...
Topic: Business
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Introduction The company selected for the analysis is Emirates Global Aluminum (EGA). It is the world’s largest premium aluminum producer (Emirates Global Aluminum, 2021). Moreover, it is the biggest industrial firm in the UAE, not belonging to the oil and gas sector (“Corporate profile,” n.d.). EGA was founded in 1975...
Topic: Business
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Pages: 8
Porter’s Five Forces Framework Porter’s Five Forces Framework is a ubiquitous instrument that could be used to analyze a company’s external situation in a particular market. It can highlight its strong and weak positions vis-à-vis other key stakeholders and potential competition to determine how dependable and vulnerable its stance might...
Topic: Business
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Pages: 2
Introduction Fire safety refers to the condition of an object in which there is no probability of a fire. Specific measures are taken to eliminate it and exclude its negative consequences and factors if it occurs. Competent and accurate fire safety management is essential for the holistic provision of fire...
Topic: Business
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Introduction The paper focuses on building a luxury brand called SvelteStyle. It is a high-end women’s apparel line that serves the Asian population in the UK and Europe. The firm specializes in developing elegant and fashionable designs for Asian women because it is difficult for them to find trendy, well-fitting...
Topic: Business
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Case Information Torrey Nano is an upcoming biotechnology firm mainly engaged in pharmaceutical research. In 2017, the firm’s CEO, Jack Heiner, had to decide on the option to introduce a new product called Nano-4. The decision centered on the manufacturing route to adopt for the product that would have significant...
Topic: Business
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Change and Organizational Development Strategies Attempted by Enron When failing to adapt to changes, the first strategy employed by Enron was to fix financial reporting practices. Contracts with customers were not audited properly, leaving enough room for incorrect transaction interpretation and recurring revenues that went unnoticed (Eckhaus & Sheaffer, 2018)....
Topic: Business
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Introduction Danaher Corporation is a successful business that has earned its name and popularity through multiple acquisitions. This strategy was so effective that the organization overcame the 2008-2009 financial crisis without significant losses and negative consequences (Anand et al., page 1). That is why it is reasonable to determine the...
Topic: Business
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Introduction There are various forms of business and collective management on which the success of a group of people or a specific individual depends. One of the popular leadership styles is transformational leadership, which has attracted increasing public attention in recent years. This method helps to inspire employees to achieve...
Topic: Business
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Introduction Operating in the global business setting implies having to encounter multiple controversies. With an increased focus on social justice, quite a number of companies have faced significant public and economic repercussions for failing to meet the set ethical standards. Though accepting an ethical stance might seem pointless in the...
Topic: Apple
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Pages: 2
Procedures known as creative accounting adheres to legal requirements and regulations while taking advantage of gaps in accepted international and local methods. The majority of the business operations and procedures are immediately impacted, which has a significant influence on most of its incentive systems and other processes. There is a...
Topic: Accountancy
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Pages: 2
The competitiveness of an organization ultimately depends on how well its management can apply various approaches to enhance the productivity of employees, who are considered the main assets of the company as they offer the skills and performance that are detrimental to success. Managing employees is among the crucial tasks...
Topic: Management
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Introduction The Aircraft Brake Scandal is one of the most popular cases for moral and ethical research. This is the story of a valiant man who was not afraid to challenge the corporation to protect himself and bring justice. The case can be considered from the point of view of...
Topic: Ethics
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This paper is aimed at reflecting on my personal understanding of entrepreneurship before the start of the semester and thoughts on this topic after learning the key theories. Micro and macro views on the theory of entrepreneurship will be considered. Additionally, the paper touches upon the issues of the concept...
Topic: Entrepreneurship
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Introduction There is continuous debate about whether businesses must consider the interests of their stakeholders, which include employees, consumers, retailers, and suppliers, or if they should just be concerned with producing profits. When a corporation evaluates the impact of its decisions/operations on the environment, workers, local community, and society, it...
Topic: Ethics
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Problem Definition The present-day market is characterized by rather strong competition and a rather hostile environment for organizations that cannot adjust their marketing strategies to their updated or newly developed brands. Therefore, it is vital for this company to examine the effects that promotional tools associated with the use of...
Topic: Marketing
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Introduction In the contemporary, highly competitive business world, human resources in general and talent, in particular, are considered companies’ most significant value and asset. With an emphasis on innovation and creative, sustainable solutions, large corporations prioritize their prospective employees’ competence, skills, and knowledge to form resilient, reliable, and highly efficient...
Topic: General Motors
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Introduction The cultural background of negotiators plays an essential part in the course of discussion and can be a determinative factor of the negotiation outcome. Hence, culture may become a ground for conflicts, which must be managed using a particular strategy. There is a range of conflict resolution theories, but...
Topic: Conflict
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Introduction Followership can often be viewed in a negative context. However, followers are a necessary element that creates a leader because they realize leadership’s main feature is managing people. Moreover, the organization’s productivity largely depends on the team’s work and its members’ ability to perceive and implement management tasks. Therefore,...
Topic: Leadership
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Introduction Merit pay is an approach to compensating employees that links performance, achievement, or merit with salary rates. The major cutting factor under a merit pay system is job performance evaluated using objective criteria such as production targets. Therefore, employees who perform well are compensated more, while those who underperform...
Topic: Business
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The success of negotiations depends on the specific skills and knowledge of a negotiator. Not only awareness of cultural peculiarities plays a crucial part, but also practical experience. Reasonable and goal-oriented use of negotiation strategies also requires particular personal characteristics, such as flexibility. Although this trait can help achieve favorable...
Topic: Negotiation
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Current Primary Market Segment I have conducted a thorough market analysis of KiwiCo and am eager to share my findings with you. After carefully reviewing the available information, it is clear that KiwiCo’s primary target market comprises parents of young children under the age of 18 (Gifts for Young Scientists,...
Topic: Business
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Pages: 10