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A Case Study on Shouldice Hospital Limited: Practical Marketing Solutions

Critical problems/issues
Shouldice Hospital Limited, a Canadian hospital specializing in hernia operations is considering whether and how to expand capacity and reach of its services while maintaining the quality of service delivered.

The hospital also faces the paradox of change given the current manager is 6o years old.

Assumptions
Increasing capacity of the facility will increase the profitability of the firm because they will be able to serve many customers.

Increasing capacity will help in reducing waiting lines because currently, there are no operations scheduled during weekends.

Expanding the capacity of by beds by 50 percent would enable the organization schedule the operating rooms more heavily.
If not well implemented, increasing capacity could compromise the quality of service offered by the hospital.
It is assumed that the hospital is ...

About the report

The objective of this report is to assist One-World Investment Consortium, who is planning to invest £150 million in Thomas Cook PLC, a British global travel company listed on the London Stock Exchange under the ticker sign of ‘TCG’. We duly understand the impact of our professional recommendation on Consortium’s final decision making related to investment, and therefore, we intend to be comprehensive in the approach our analysis.
As for the structure of this report, it will be a two-part report. In the first section of the report, we will evaluate the past 5 year(2007-2011) financial performance ...

RE: Advice and Analysis on your meetings regarding future of Levendary Café China

Statement of the problem

Levendary Café is a group company name for a chain of cafés. As part of the top management of the company, you are keen to expand its business in other parts of the world. This is because you have realized that Levendary Café’s domestic business in the United States has tapped out. You understand that the business has reached the maturity level of growth and further attempts to improve profitability and growth may not pay off as expected. Therefore, it is increasingly important that you help ...

“Lincoln Electric Company has a mission of attaining and preserving international competence as a supplier of superior equipments and products with the highest quality (lincolnelectric).” The origin of the company is in Cleveland, Ohio, where the owner Mr. Lincoln began operations in 1895 making and distributing electrodes and welding equipment (Hastings, 1999). The founder invested a capital of $200 and from that it has managed to grow over the years into being the largest manufacturer of welding machines and electrodes employing over 8000 people. Even though it started operations in an economy that was in a depression and with many competitors, it has ...