Question: Part 1: Using the specific operations performance objectives it can be argued that LIDL UK is focussed on satisfying its customers’ requirements for fast and dependable services at a reasonable market price, through strategic partnerships that assist its customers to improve the services they offer (value for customers). Specifically you should: 1.Outline the essential components for ‘effective business operations...
Question : Case study: - Electric carmaker Tesla to build factory in Shanghai Electric carmaker Tesla has signed an agreement with Chinese authorities to build a factory in Shanghai. As the Vice-President of Human Resources, the Board has informed you of their internationalization strategy. Furthermore, the Board has decided that all the functional heads such as the Marketing or Finance head for the Chinese operations will be senior managers ...
Answer: Case Study Analysis As per the case, the Sunflower Sdn. Bhd operates as a supermarket and retail chain in Malaysia. The business is looking to expand its operations in the market and planning to make certain changes so that the business can adapt to the online mode of commerce. In order to make changes in the business operations, the management has decided to raise funds but they are unable to decide the most appropriate source which ...
TMA Topic and requirements Innovation is a crucial element for economic and organizational success. If a company wants to compete it must be both adaptive and creative. The focus of this TMA is to select an example (preferably a local example) of organizational innovation associated with its business functions- marketing and/or operations management- and analyze the importance of this innovation. This TMA is not about innovative products, b...
Task: Learning outcomes assessed:1. Critically examine the interrelationships between, marketing, operations, finance and sales2. Analyse the factors that affect business performance3. Apply strategic management concepts to a practical business simulation Task: Write an executive report form covering the following core topics:1. Analysis deeply, and examine the interrelationship between different functional areas such as Marketing, Operations,...
Assignment Description: The assessment is based on a business and management case study which requires a critical approach to identifying and problem-solving a range of business and management challenges within the case. Throughout the term you will undertake research and analysis which will inform your individual report. Within the individual report you will include a summary and key justifications for the resolution of one of the problems in t...
Questions: Case: Ethical Dilemma As a buyer for a discount retail chain, you find yourself caught in a maelstrom. Just last month, your chain began selling an economy-priced line of clothing endorsed by a famous movie star. To be price competitive, you have followed the rest of the industry and sourced the clothing from a low-wa region of Asia. Initial sales have been brisk; however, the movie star has recently called you screaming and crying...
Overview Managing and optimizing brand equity is one of the long-term goals of any organization and thus it is a joint responsibility of all the functional departments. Brand equity is the set of assets linked to the brand. These assets include brand awareness, brand loyalty, and brand associations. Appropriate alignment of key departments with marketing is a key element in the brand management and optimization process. As the regional marketing ...
Task: Introduction All managers are expected to redress the basic functions of the management process, including planning, organizing, staffing, leading, and controlling. The ten strategic operations management decisions are listed as follows. 1. Design of goods and services: Defines much of what is required of operations in each of the other OM decisions. For instance, product design usually determines the lower limits of cost and the upper l...
What: You will individually submit a report presenting an operational analysis of an organisation that is the subject of the National Geographic’s Megafactories Series. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KA18tusTgE4. Your analysis will focus on your selected organisation’s operations strategy and how it delivers this through its operational design, and resource planning. Students should address the following questions in their reports: 1...
Questions: What Is The Difference Between Focused And Dispersed Approaches To Corporate Entrepreneurship? Which Best Represents Samsung Electronics? Explain Your Answer. What Is The Role Of The Product Champion In Bringing a New Product Or Service Into Existence In a Corporation? How Can Companies Use Product Champions To Enhance Their Venture Development Efforts? Explain How The Samsung Electronics Case Illustrates The Entrepreneurial Ori...
Task: Luxury German Car maker Mercedes Benz has been having a bad time of it recently. For many years, the company’s cars were well -known for its quality and reliability but in the last few years, Mercedes’ famous three-pointed star has become a little tarnished in the eyes of many buyers. These days Mercedes lags behind former arch rivals BMW in terms of sales and profits and some argue, image. Its problems seem to stern from the...
Tasks: Learning Outcomes a) Analyse, select and apply systems modelling tools in integrating, optimising and enhancing business processes within contemporary organisations. b) Synthesise technological and non-technological solutions to business problems that promote integration and that optimise whole-of-enterprise operations Context:There are two approaches towards improving systems, short-term approaches that normally addresses th...
Task: In this day and age, it is critical for the management of the small-scale businesses to improve their operational methodology and work on the strategic affairs to ensure that they are able to achieve the growth that is better than their rivals. Sushi restaurants are gaining popularity in different parts of the world even in the small countries as well. It is critical for these restaurants to offer the maximum value for the money (Kashima, ...
Answer:- Introduction The case study is based on Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s “Dandelion Program” that mainly introduces a new service for the clients of the company so that they can draw special talents from the people with autism. Pods have been deployed by the organization for 8 to 9 employees who are suffering from autism, which are mini-ecosystems with high performance are much more effective as compared to normal servi...
Question: Management and Organizational Studies Course Description This course examines the forces affecting businesses as they enter and operate in global markets. Students will learn theories and techniques which will help them understand how businesses decide where and when to enter markets and what makes a given location a good fit for their operations. Management and Organizational Studies examines the forces affecting businesses...
Case 6: DHL Envirosolutions Australia: End-of-Life Management Service for E-Waste, by Lieven Demeester, Christopher Dula; June 9, 2014; Singapore Management University; #SMU205. (pp 165-180) Product-stewardship services relied on an Australian government regulatory framework built on the concept of extended producer responsibility (EPR), a policy that required producers to manage their product’s end-of-life segment by recycling a certain to...
Task: Choose an existing small business, or a start‐up. Refrain from using companies that you have no association with, and are located on the Internet. You are to ensure that you know the owner(s) or someone in the organization who cananswer any questions posed to them.Your task in this assignment is to evaluate the supply chain of the chosen company, applying the knowledge that you have learnt in this subject, whether the company’s sup...
Question: Economic crisis In 2008, the world economy crashed and so did the “Big Three” US car manufacturers. General Motors (GM) filed for bankruptcy, Ford Corporation reported a $12.7 Billion loss, and later in 2009 Chrysler went into bankruptcy protection. However, their Japanese counterpart, Toyota Motor Company, sustained its leadership in the car industry. Toyota Motor Company considered “this headwind as a valuable op...
Task Management Case Study- AD Lib Communication Background Information: Ad Lib Communication was founded in 1977 by its actual president, Mr. Charles Martin, under the name Martin Advertising Ltd. At that time, Mr. Martin was a young artist, full of creative ideas and ambitions. He had already realized then that advertising would become a crucial part of marketing and part of our every day life. Charles was a visionary and had big ...
Answers: Introduction Wilmar was established in 1991 and it’s headquarter is in Singapore. It is the largest company listed on the Singapore Stock Exchange. The company is engaged in agribusiness activities including oilseed crushing, oil palm farming, oil filtering, sugar refining and biodiesel, specialty fats, oleo chemicals, composts, flour and rice milling. The company has more than 500 trade plants and wide dispersed network c...
Questions: The European Bank of Economic Development, the World Bank and other institutions have proposed to partially fund the expansion of the Vietnamese railway system, which runs 1,160 kilometres between Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. The railway also connects the coastal cities of Hue, Danang and Nha Trang.Currently, the railway is single track and trains can only run at around 50-60kph meaning that journeys are long and slow. The project will...
Question: Project Preassessment Evaluation Based on an evaluation of the organization’s current state and recent initiatives, the areas listed below have been identified as being in need of improvement based on the triple-bottom-line framework and B Corp Certification requirements. Competencies In this project, you will demonstrate your mastery of the following competencies: Recommend operations management methods and techniq...
Task Case 1-1: PepsiCo: Winning with a Purpose A broad objective at PepsiCo is to win sustainability in the marketplace and to accelerate its top-line growth, while keeping its commitment to do good for the planet and for the communities its serves. The company’s purpose is defined by three pillars of sustainable growth: 1. Products, helping to improve health and well-being through the products it sells. To do that, here are three of its g...
Question: Instructions: Choose a business process that can supported by an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system. Give a brief description of the business process. Being a system analyst, how could you improve the business process through the implementation of an ERP? Write a short proposal that contains the description and design of the elements below. List and describe the most important ones.. Data. Processes. Reports All repor...