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Course Code   :  BA40054E

Course Title   :  researching business data

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Overview of Pecans and Australian Pecan IndustryPecan Peanuts produces a variety of packeted nut products from its main factory in the UK. Two main packet sizes are available, a smaller one for snack-size sales and a larger one for home baking sales. Pecan Peanuts also sells other snack nut products (cashews and pistachios) but both pecans and peanuts are by far the best sellers. The Company imports shell-on nuts mainly from Australia. Bus...

Course Code   :  BUST10004

Course Title   :  business ethics

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What was the end result? Which stakeholders were impacted? How much was involved? Important:You should take the following approach to analysing ethics in this situation: Discuss two ethical theories AND two ethical objections. You should include the one most relevant and explains why, and you can also include one that is least relevant and explain why. Ethical Approaches/ Theories: Utilitarianism, Deontology, Justice, Stakeholder Justi...

Course Code   :  MGMT200

Course Title   :  fundamentals of management

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Reflecting on Salvatore Stella, Founder of Tessilo, Ltd.Part of my study in the university is the (group discussion) which each student will need to write a small discussion (max 200 words).Please refer to the attached word doc for the questions and more information.Part of my study in the university is the (group discussion) which each student will need to write a small discussion. Following is the questions: Should the founder work for ...

Task Social Science Current Events File   Social scientists seek to understand people. They are interested in the human experience, and they examine cultures, societies, and behaviours of different groups of people through their research. Society is not static. Society is dynamic; it is constantly changing and transforming as our environment, beliefs and values change. These changes can create challenges within a society that need to be a...

Course Code   :  BUS115

Course Title   :  introduction to business

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Choosing Franchising as a Promising Career ChoiceNeil Erlich knew that he wanted to be an entrepreneur when he helped start a contracting business when he was just 14 years old. During his junior year at Sonoma State University, Erlich, with help from his father, a corporate executive, began investigating franchise options that would suit his interests and skills. They honed in on the automotive service industry and reviewed the regulations of...

Course Code   :  HOST 4118

Course Title   :  strategic crisis management

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Case Studies : International Journal of Hospitality Management- Incorporating Worldwide Hospitality and Tourism Themes: How should Niagara Region Respond to the challenges it faces and find solutions to preserve and develop its tourism industry; Editor: Jayawardena, C. Dr.;2008 Publisher: Emerald Insight, ISBN: 978-1-84663-864-0. Case Studies : Worldwide Hospitality and Tourism Themes: What innovations are needed in the Canadian hotel ind...

Course Code   :  MNMGT581

Course Title   :  Research Methods in Management Studies

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Part 1Assesses Learning Outcome 1, 2 & 4 1. Apply critical and analytical skills required to undertake academic and applied management research in an organised way.Evaluate a variety of quantitative and qualitative research methods.Decide when to apply qualitative methodologies and methods, and when to apply quantitative methodologies and methods Select a research topic in any area of management that interests you. In not more than ...

Course Code   :  N886

Course Title   :  hospitality management

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Case Study on ReceptionistsTwo receptionists in ‘Wanderlust’ Hotel have separately dealt with the same situation during the last two weeks. Both had a situation were the guests complained about the hotel room which was given to them. The first complaint was made because the guest said that he booked a sea view room but the receptionist gave him a key of a country room view. The second complaint was made beca...

Aldi's Business-Level Strategy and Potential PitfallsQ1. Aldi, a discount supermarket retailer, has grown from its German base to the rest of Europe, Australia, and the United States by replicating a simple business format. Aldi limits the number of products (SKUs in the grocery business) in each category to ensure product turn, to ease stocking shelves, and to increase its power over suppliers. It also sells mostly private-label products to m...

Course Code   :  UGB165

Course Title   :  Introduction to Business Operations and Services

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Mercedes’ Struggles with Quality Control and Sales VolumeLuxury 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 a...

Course Code   :  MKT2201

Course Title   :  business management and entreopreneurship

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The Story of Neil Erlich and Express Oil ChangeThe Allure of Franchising  Neil Erlich knew that he wanted to be an entrepreneur when he helped start a contracting business when he was just 14 years old. During his junior year at Sonoma State University, Erlich, with help from his father, a corporate executive, began investigating franchise options that would suit his interests and skills. They honed in on the automotive service industry ...

Course Code   :  MGMT0110

Course Title   :  Organizational Behaviour

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Perceived Canadian beliefs, values, and attitudes and their translation into behaviorsGCE, how about we divide the work as below: The intention of this assignment is to address GCE Learning Outcome 2: “Identify beliefs, values, attitudes, and behaviours which form individual and community identities, and [how these would become the basis for] respectful relationships.” This assignment is to be done in your groups so that a mix o...

Course Code   :  PSYC3351

Course Title   :  Social Psychology

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Race and EthnicitySociology of Racial and Ethnic Relations While modern societies are socially stratified, they are also racially and/or ethnically stratified to the extent that stratum positions within them are commonly distributed according to racial or ethnic background. Thus, individuals from given race/ethnic categories come to be disproportionately located in the lower reaches of the social stratification order, as those from other backg...

Course Code   :  BUSN623

Course Title   :  Legal and Ethical Issues in Management

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Assessing Target's Code of EthicsTarget is a general merchandise retailer with over 350,000 employees and 1,871 stores throughout all 50 states. Their headquarters are in Minneapolis, Minnesota where the first Target store opened in 1962. Their mission is, “to help families discover the joy of everyday life” and have the tag line of, “Expect More. Pay Less.” Also, according to their website, 5% of their profits go back ...

Course Code   :  TCS200

Course Title   :  computer applications for tourism

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Read This Before StartingRead This Before Starting: 1.Read the entire assignment through first and follow the instructions carefully. 2.Save frequently for protection in case of computer or electrical problems. 3.Proofread and preview your work carefully before submitting your assignment document.   Ensure that your document is an original creation and is your own work. Copying of files is not permitted and is considered a vio...