Concept Reports Samples For Students

Introduction

Group D has been tasked to deliver a concept ideation report explaining the reasoning behind the chosen concept that will be constructed to achieve the goal set out in the Warman Design & Build Challenge 2016. This concept ideation report has been completed in order to reduce the likelihood of error in specifications and function, manage costs, mitigate risks, and evaluate the expected success of the final concept. [1]
This report explains the approach and principles utilised by group D to create a comprehensive design. The principles utilized will include: The Development of Product Specifications, Development of Functional Analysis and ...

Introduction 3

History of Labeling Theory 4
Critiques of Labeling Theory 5
How Do Current Criminal Justices Policies Demonstrate an Application of the Theory to Practice? 7
Reflection 8
Conclusion 9

Reference List 10

Labeling Theory
Introduction
Labeling theory is the model of the ways, in which the self-distinctiveness and the performance of various people might be assessed or predisposed by the expressions applied to define or categorize them. This report will explore the strengths and weaknesses of labeling theory, along with the history of the labeling theory and its critiques. This concept is related to the notions of self-fulfilling insight and typecasting of ...

Introduction

High-tech entrepreneurship refers to a form of a business leadership characterized by technology-intensive business opportunities, high-potential for growth, managing rapid growth, and gathering useful resources such as cash and talent. Innovations influence high-tech business innovations that giving products and services exceptional values that stimulate high market demand. Moreover, world economies are known to compete under the concept of innovation in the global market (Zemlickeine 2011). The business world today has become diverse with every entrepreneur aiming at introducing a business idea or product capable of winning the competitive advantage in the dynamic business world.

The business idea

Coming up with a business ...

Marketing concepts are approaches that are used by companies to market their products, satisfy consumer expectations and increase profits. Consumer expectations and preferences are the biggest influences of the choice of a marketing concept. In the process of satisfying customer needs, the company achieves its objective of making profits or increasing its market share. There are many concepts of marketing such as market segmentation, product cycle and customer satisfaction. These concepts are used in various industries because of their flexibility and effectiveness. Market segmentation aims at dividing the market into groups that have homogeneous needs. Product cycle model is designed ...

How my chosen organization compete within its business area

Toyota is a leading manufacturer of automobile in the global setting, a position that has been earned through overcoming various hurdles over the past decades. One of the primary attributes that have contributed to the company's success is its focus on effective quality management (Toussaint, 2016). Moreover, the company's success is associated with a strict management system, which is based on the different principles of operations management as will be explained in the study. By embracing the above techniques, the company has experienced tremendous growth over the recent past. Therefore, the above study seeks to account for the significance ...

Market-Based Management

MBM (Market based management) is a management concept that encompasses the key elements of a free society and incorporates them to the organizational structures within an organization. Charles Koch, the CEO of Koch industries initiated the concept of MBM and incorporated some of its principles into the company. As Koch explains it, the practice of MBM does not entail copying the external marketing principles within the firm. Essentially, a business only facilitates individuals to meet the specific objectives and mission set by the firm. However, the broader society referred to in the MBM exists to facilitate individuals to achieve their own set ...

The viability of all the concepts that were brainstormed were all checked out and all the differences and advantages were put into consideration. The environment and the work suitability was checked together with the required specifications that each concept brought into place. Decision matrices were used to outline the suitability of the selected concept. Notably, concept B was the most preferred. Some of its advantages that made it a better choice over the other concepts was due to its security payload, speed indicators and stability. Therefore, concept B is expected to show better results in the Development of Product ...

ITAB Shop Concept is the company of Swedish origin. It was established in 1970. Based on its 2013 annual report, we can determine that the main markets of the company are Sweden, Norway, United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Finland, Germany, and China. The company specializes in manufacturing and selling the store fixtures equipment, primarily for retail chains. This paper will focus on the analysis of the company’s effectiveness based on the available data, suggest recommendations for improvement and propose sales ideas.
One of the objectives of this paper is to examine the annual financial statements of ITAB Shop ...

A person needs to remember President G. Bush world economic speech when he said, and I quote” Competitiveness does not mean protectionism. However trying to improve quality and productivity at home” to understand the scope of Deming’s philosophy in the success of cooperate life. Traditionally, most companies used to apply performance appraisal practices in order to archive their goals. Thanks to Deming the founder of the current management elements who sometimes is fondly referred as, and I quote the “Messiah of Management”. According to the global economic research studies that have been conducted in the recent years, most ...

Management Accounting – Concepts and Classification of Cost

Introduction3

Purpose of Cost Classification.3
Costs Analysis in the Selected Company4
Scope of Activities of the Company..4
The List of Costs for the First Quarter..5

Classification of the Listed Costs, Cost Allocation6

Costs Classification by Period7
Costs Classification by Behaviour.8
Costs Classification by Business Function8
Importance of Costs Classification and Costs Allocation.10
Importance of Cost Concepts for Decision-Making.10
Some Practical Aspects of Cost Concept Application11

References14

Management Accounting – Concepts and Classification of Cost
Introduction
One of the most important tasks of the management of any company is to get most out of its available resources, to achieve the greatest output of work. This requires information on the ...

MANAGEMENT

Executive Summary
Product or service design involves numerous advantages when it comes to an organization. Nevertheless, it is the responsibility of the company that a design should be tailored as per the requirements of clients and, it becomes true when a stylish product or service design fails to gain the attention of clients. Hence, it would not be wrong to assert that the preliminary things observed by the customers are the products and services offered by a company as they have a significant influence on customers. The purpose of this report is to design or modify a product or ...

Introduction

The modern era is becoming so demanding to the human being and hence man has been working tirelessly in trying to come up with ways of doing things faster, efficiently and accurately. Development of man like-machine is one of the technological advancement that has resulted from such efforts. It involves the application of the concept of Pattern recognition in designing a machine that can emulate the various action of human being. Pattern recognition is a concept whereby machine is designed in a manner whereby it can act according to certain pattern this concept was established when the mechanism of human brain became ...

- Introduction:

The feudal system of land tenure was introduced in Ireland by Normans. In this regard, the feudal system primarily worked on the principle that the ownership of all land eventually lied with the crown. This principle was base on the presumption that private bodies could not directly own land. The feudal system of tenancy completely disregarded and did not recognize the modern relationship between the landlord and tenants. To this end, grants of land over a period of years were regarded as creating personal contracts only. Nevertheless, it did contain certain characteristics of modern landlord-tenant relationship. The land ownership structure ...

Introduction

For the longest time, management theories were limited to the behavioural characteristics of the people in leadership roles and their consequent relations with their subordinates. This approach is commonly referred to as a top-down due to its vertical nature. In a top-down scenario of leadership, the management not only influences the subordinates but also literarily micromanages them in every aspect. However, in the past few decades, organizational behaviourists have proposed a different ideology that asserts productivity in an organizational set-up is maximized if and only if leadership is shared among all employees.

Self-leadership is “a process through which individuals influence and lead themselves ...

POWER

The course this week focused on the concepts of power, politics, and knowledge. The respective entries were analyzed and discussed in length in relation to their subsequent definitions. Power has been defined in numerous different ways in this course.
Power has been defined in relation to a character within a given social setting. Personally, I think that the definition tries to capture all concepts within that scope. The definition learnt roots from a collection of definitions regarding power. The definition has to a large extent captured the meanings given in other numerous definitions. Thereby, the definition has integrated other vital school of ...

Introduction

Service marketing is a specific type of promotion of services that a business makes to its customers and clients. It is the promotional aspects that include the techniques that might be used to further and advance the reputation and notoriety associated with that product and/or service. This paper explores the concept of service marketing within eight experiences, and utilizes three service marketing constructs to examine how effectively said companies are marketing to consumers.

Methodology

For this particular research, both primary and secondary data were utilized. Primary data collection was an essential element of this report and was gathered by documenting ...

Linda Farrow Sunglasses

Introduction
The luxury industry comprises of different segments and according to the 2014 statics, it is evident that the business experienced a healthy growth of about 7% and was expected to grow further in the future (Linda Farrow, 2013, p.22). However, it is evident that international travel and tourism are some of the factors that have enhanced luxury experience across the globe. Apparently, luxury spending is done by both individuals and tourists in a given area, and the culture is continuously gaining popularity in the recent past. Marcom analysis in business studies refers to the analysis of the various ...

Instructional model employed by educationist is instrumental in defining the ability of the learner to grasp a given concepts. In curriculum development, educationists often consider psychological factors and how they affect learning. Today, no one can deny that instructional design has changed incorporating the use of technology. A bid to understand the concept of instructional design technology would expose the learner to various definitions of the concept. In each of these definitions, critics tend to tend to marry the use of technology e.g. computer, projectors, and radio to aid the teachers instructions. The instructional design technology encompasses a complex process of ...

Executive Summary

The case study is about a well renowned cosmetic brand INGLOT, a family owned business that was started in way back in 1980 and today is spread across 44 countries with its wide range of cosmetics. The report is going to focus on the company micro level and macro level road map. It will highlight the priorities, achievements and challenges faced to establish and expand both domestically as well as internationally. It will thereby conduct a strategic evaluation of the company by using VRIO strategic tool to find out the sustainability and competitive advantage of the company.

Since the company is vast ...

Impression management and integrative negotiation are as most crucial for knowing others in relation to transformational leadership. Through impression management, a supervisor or a subordinate can exert influence in an organization. In turn, integrative negotiation can generate a more collaborative working relationship in one’s company. Both concepts can be effective strategies for leaders. The succeeding sections explain these two concepts.

Impression Management

Impression management is defined by Schlenker as the “attempt by individuals to control the image they project in social interactions” (qtd. in Kacmar, Wayne and Wright 499). In organizations, for example, supervisors can influence the way their subordinates see them by ...

Introduction

The association between the environment and economic progress is a concept that was first discussed during the United Nations Conference on the Human Environment which was held in Stockholm in 1972. At the time of the conference, there were widespread fears among the Northern and Southern countries that protection of the environment was a hindrance to the development of the nations. The Brundtland report was the first reference to sustainable development. The report was published in 1987 by the World Commission on Environment and Development.
According to the Brundtland report, sustainable development refers to “development that meets the needs of ...

Introduction

The term ‘social robot’ has become popular in the modern world and is almost being integrated into the modern day cultural constructs as usual. Lamers & Verbeek (2010) maintain that social technology is meant to invoke emotional attributes and to engage the human mind in a way that exceeds what is physical. Lamers & Verbeek (2010) argue that a robot is man’s effort at recreating his own self and it is with this semblance that the conceptualization of human-robot interaction has been captured. Dating back from the 18th century, inventors and scientists alike have been making numerous attempts at making ...

The strategy explains the idea of how businesses successfully create competitive advantages in the market place. It reflects that battling with the competitors is not a successful tactic to succeed from competitor. Rather a company can succeed in competition by creating a “blue ocean” in the market place that is still uncontested. According to the Mauborgne and Kim, this strategic policy enhanced the value of a business by increasing the values foe employees and customers. They further explain that the strategy helps in exploring the new potential markets. In this way, a business enjoys a monopoly in the newly discovered market, as there are no ...

Impact of Emotional Appeal on the Subway Brand

Impact of Emotional Appeal on the Subway Brand

Introduction

Subway has become an important brand in the fast food segment, in the US as well as globally. The brand was founded primarily to serve submarine sandwiches in 1968 by Fred DeLuca and Peter Buck. From a single restaurant in 1965, the group managed to expand to 40,000 restaurants worldwide, and far exceeding McDonalds in restaurant penetration in the US.
This report seeks to explain the importance of Emotional Appeal on consumer behavior, and the benefits obtained by Subway using this concept in its ads. Emotional appeal is defined as ...

Different companies have the obligation of keeping well organized books of account that present the fair and true view of the financial status of the company. Additionally, as a condition, they must disclose the details of their operating accounts during the stakeholders’ Annual General Meeting. They are as well required to attach the copies of such accounts to their annual returns. Similarly, they must observe certain rules while presenting their reports. This paper gives a report on the interview the author of this paper had with the Chief Finance Officer of Africa Development Bank. In particular, the interviewer restricted himself to ...

Introduction

In our communication course, we learnt about eight different things regarding communication. This paper is therefore, going to be discussing all these learning objectives in form of a report. Among the areas to be covered in the paper are: fundamental elements found in a communication process, influences of self-concept on communication, effective habits, and skills in listening, the effects perception has on communication, language barrier in communication, communication problems resulting from nonverbal cues, resolution of verbal and non-verbal communication problems, and personal strategies that enhance effective intercultural communication.

Elements of Communication

There are five fundamental elements evident in any communication process. ...

Abstract

This paper is about the need to foster employee engagement in organizations, as the concept has significant impacts in business management. The study acknowledges employee engagement (EE) as emotional commitment that employees develop to meeting organizational objectives. The paper appreciates that employees require empowerment, recognition, and reward for their contribution to the development of EE. The paper utilizes the case study of Putteridge Solutions plc to show an example of an organization that needs to implement EE to experience better results. Different tools are used in measuring the concept, with employee survey being a common approach, as it helps ...

Lab Report on Heuristics

Abstract
Heuristic techniques represent approaches that are employed in decision making, and they put to task a practical methodology that is not necessarily perfect or optimal, but one that is satisfactory enough in meeting the goals at hand (Hannawa, 2013). Recognition heuristics, in particular, people select an item such as a city because they are familiar with or recognize it (Oppenheimer, 2003). This concept takes center stage when the problem solver is accessed to limited information. Therefore, the problem solver uses what they know or recognize. This experiment sought to test the concept of recognition heuristics by assessing how ...

Instructional Technology

Introduction
Training and teaching are both facets of the process of learning. It is challenging to establish the distinction between the two terms, as both lead to creation and installation of something in the person. However, the notable difference is that training instills skills while teaching instills individual knowledge and intellect of the person. These terminologies connect the concepts used in the process of learning. The key essentials of learning incorporate both educational and instructional technologies. Technology is an essential component in the process of learning today, as nearly every institution and procedure of learning incorporates some form ...

Culture refers to how a person thinks and functions represented by eating, dressing, working and interactions behaviors. Culture creates many impacts towards the operation of global businesses (Aswathappa 2010). Eastern and western cultures differ in cultural elements in both social and business environments. The following paper represents a case of the United Kingdom firm that received a complaint from Chinese clients over a bad product that affects customers. Lane Crawford wishes to close the contract with Alexander Mcqueen because of complaints from customers. In order to resolve the issue Alexander Mcqueen had to send a team of experts to China, but unfortunately they barely ...

Star schema (simple)

“Star” schema is actually the simplest architecture within data warehousing. This architecture is termed as star because of the diagram that looks like a star. In the center of this diagram, there is a “fact” table that links to the “dimension” tables. Star schema is the most common data warehousing schema that is used. Oracle recommends it to be used. Star schema is a widely supported business intelligence tool. This architecture is very useful since you can create some useful queries and in addition it is very easy to do since not many tables need to be joined (Wang 2006). Another advantage ...

Introduction of digital catalogue to take on social role for IKEA 16

1.3.3. Social Media Marketing 17

Launching of ‘snap a napper’ Facebook competition 17

IKEA tests Pinterest for promoting new collection in UK 18
1.3.4. Email Marketing 18
1.3.5. Mobile Apps 19
1.3.6. Forums and Blogs 22
1.4. Offline Marketing Strategies 22
1.4.1. Print/TV Ads 22
1.4.2. Loyalty Programs/Discounts/Offers 23
1.4.3. Direct Mail 23
1.4.4. Sponsorship 24
1.4.5. Public Relations 24

IKEA Proposed strategy 25

SMART Analysis 29
ROI IKEA Marketing Strategy 30
Measurement of the Marketing Strategy 30

References 32

Digital marketing strategies
1.1 Corporate Objectives, Marketing Objectives
Corporate objectives
The corporate strategy of IKEA is build upon various ...

Perception and Consumer Behavior

Perception is the process of knowing features of stimuli with the use of vision, hearing, taste, smell and touch (Scott, 1994). The visual perception i.e. size/shape in the L’Oreal Men Expert Vita Lift 5 ad is rectangle with the focus on more than one dimension to enable consumers to downsize their order by enlarging the product along all dimensions. On the other hand, the shape of the Aveeno Absolutely Ageless ad is portrait. The size of the ad is adjusted through focus on multiple dimensions to perceive the product easily. Lettering is another factor affects the perception of ...

Abstract

The aim of this paper is to examine and evaluate the sustainable event management of the Montreux Jazz Company. Conversely, the paper aims at giving a prompt and deceive report on the corporate social responsibility in line with the Montreux Jazz Company. The analysis raise the relevant questions on whether the event examined and evaluated is viable and sustainable using the government policy and the existing theoretical concepts. Furthermore, the analysis is examined using deceive concept on the design and methodology so as to come up with a critical discourse in the line with sustainable event management. The selection ...

INNOVATIVE REPORT OF VR GLASSES

In the world of today where almost every individual is dependent on technology, bringing products which speak of innovation and creativity has become a great challenge. This is because every other organization is trying to attract and retain customers via innovative ideas and products. The competition in the dimension of innovation is increasing and becoming tense. Every organization realizes the significance of innovation and has ensured that a special budget for innovation is set up so that it can offer to the market what other players cannot. Then innovation has also become a racing factor. Ideas are there all ...

Leader and Management Development

Introduction
Leadership forms the backbone of any organization. This is because it entails offering direction, creating a sense of purpose and defining a strategic plan for the organization. Such aspects of leadership are important in ensuring the success of an organization in the long run (Yukl, 2013). For the leadership functions mentioned above to be successfully implemented, it is critical that the individuals in leadership positions show responsibility in their day-to-day undertakings. It therefore implies that leadership development has become a primary aspect of the overall management function. Leadership development is anchored on the character and behavior of the ...

Introduction

The primary objective of this report is to analyze the concept of flexible working and psychological contracts. Also, it aims at evaluating the influence of flexible working in an organization. The first part covers literature review of psychological contract and its impacts on business performance. Psychological contract is a notion that the employee and employer have a mutual relationship whereby both have expectations. According to CIPD (2016a) flexible working is whereby the employees have a degree of flexibility on work schedules such as working four days a week, part-time work, job-sharing, and annual hours. Flexible work improves retention and ...

Part. 1 Concept introduction and analysis

Introduction
This report presents a proposal for a restaurant establishment in Clarke Quay in Singapore. The report provides an overview of the proposed location and the market trends identifying the suitability of the proposed concept. To achieve that, the proposal involves analysis of the target market and the financial prospects of the business deciding on whether the model is viable.

Restaurant concept

Generic strategy
The restaurant will have a premium pricing given the target customers it will be serving in Clarke Quay. The customers are mainly professionals and visitors with substantial income to afford the premium price for the food items ...

Agency Management & Processes

Executive Summary
The paper is intended to explore and analyze the portfolio in any one of the agency management and proper description of the job role. Different agencies are discussed before considering any of them include Advertising Agencies, PR Agencies, Media Buying Agencies, Sales Promotion Agencies, Brand Identity Agencies, Social Media Agencies, Digital or Online Marketing Agencies, Design Agencies, Market Research Agencies, Web Design Agencies and Print Agencies. All agencies have different roles and functions across the field of marketing. The Advertising Agency is decided to explore the portfolio and overall process of campaign management. The job role of ...

Introduction

The Smart Class software that is made by our company has revolutionized and brought a complete transformation in the traditional rote methods of learning. Smart class use modern techniques to understand student requirement and explain them the concept. With the help of projectors they use digital instruction material to explain students, white boards are used, and they even use computers which keep student engaged and make work of teacher easier in explaining those (Conole & Oliver, 2008). They are also named as digital classes. Teachers now days prefer using smart boards instead of black boards.
Almost all institution which comes ...

The Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Improvement Act

The establishment of the Malcolm Baldridge Quality improvement Act took place in 1987 with the objective of inspiring quality appreciation and invention. It also aimed to make known to U.S. companies; the accomplishment strategies attributed to such quality and invention. In the early and mid 1980s, there was a need for US companies to implement quality performance so as to gain a competitive advantage in the various industries. However, many of the companies in those industries did not know about quality control implementation. Consequently, this led to the establishment of the Baldrige Award to enhance quality control in an effort to ...

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Introduction
Adaptation refers to a general process used by people, animals, plants, and the biological organisms living in the atmosphere. As change in nature is a constant process, one must learn to adapt to the change of the environment in order for survival. Adaptation to change is essential to the evolution of life. The evolution is an ever-going process that brings changes within the environment. From the moment we are conceived and take birth in this world, we are constantly adapting to certain forms of evolution (birth, infancy, childhood, adolescence, young adulthood, and middle aged adulthood) and advancing through different ...

Business Valuation

The forecasted sales growth rate is expected to be at 24% from the year 2015-2018 reflected by an increase in the sales from 98,375 to 230,704. Such an increase can be explained by the fact that, Oroton group signed a new contract with Brooks Broters, a move expected to sustain the sales even after the loss of Ralph Lauren.

Forecasted ATO

The forecasted ATO stands at 2.2179, consistent over the period of 5 years. Such consistency is explained by the fact that, Oroton has fashion leather goods as its main products which have been consistent over the five years.

Forecasted PM

The forecasted ...

Executive Summary

‘Paint the Beat’– an event showcasing a unique form of entertainment and collaboration among local artists and musicians. By creating works of art through a different avenue of inspiration the music is performed and the artist’s expression and interpretation of the music helps further inspire the artwork being created in the moment. The event concept was developed to evoke how talented Melbourne's artists are in collaboration with one another. The event, held onThursday the 10th of October, involved a band that brought everything together and two young talented artists that brought contemporary art to a whole new level. By encouraging and supporting ...

Abstract

With virtually everything going international, globalization has become an inevitable concept. Technology has reduced, and to some extent eliminated the miles between the nations across the world – a situation that has seen business among people and organization from various countries flourish. The shortening and elimination of the distances has seen a rapid growth in the number of multinational corporations in the last three decades. Research indicates that internationalization of the firm is no longer an affair for the big organizations. On the contrary, small and medium enterprises are operating globally, with e-commerce being the main form of business. With globalization come ...

- Executive Summary
This paper explores into the annals of citizen science in relation with the use of tourists in community environmental monitoring in order to enhance the creation of sustainable destinations. The gist of the paper involves the exploration of a central theme of how tourists can be used as citizen scientists in community environmental monitoring. In advancing the theme, the paper analyses six citizen science projects that predominantly use tourists to collect data for analysis. The main project analyzed in the paper is the Fluker Post Research Project in Melbourne Australia. To back the analysis of the ...

The advent of the digital age has brought along new business processes and technology that run organizations. Globalization has since taken root in concepts of products development and service delivery and thus companies are able to have operations in almost every corner of the world. Nations are now able to take advantage of such worldwide business opportunities in order to increase profits and revenue. However, this global nature of business has brought along its fair share of problems. There is new wave of competition in the market by companies consistently innovating new products to meet consumer needs. This cut-throat ...

The term bioethics was coined in the early 1970s by biologists who brought to the public’s attention two pressing issues; the need to maintain the plant’s ecology and the implication of advances in the life sciences toward manipulating human nature. Van Rensselaer Potter has focused on the growing human ability to change the nature, including human nature and the implication of this for our global future [ CITATION Van71 \l 1033 ]. While bioethics has been interdisciplinary since its inception, theology played a fundamental role in its creation. It continues to have a profound influence today also.
At its inception, ...

Chapter 1

Introduction
Pepsi-Cola Company is a packed food and beverage company that is known globally for its quality products. It mainly targets young consumers, teenagers and adults. The company focuses mainly on the young generation because they are daring, fun loving and full of energy. Pepsi has come up with sports, music, social media platforms, taglines, slogans and other fun activities in the form of advertisement to gain popularity and attract more customers for their products. The paper gives a brief history of the company and the advertising strategies that it uses. The information will help in analyzing and learning ...

Introduction

In most communities, family apartments were private spaces that offered a place of refuge and intimacy. Public spaces such as city squares were ideal for business dealings in addition to offices (Knowles, 2011, p. 130). This arrangement has since changed in the advent of information communication technology. Raymond Guess argues that the conception of privacy in modern times is where the identity of self-first has crumbled down (So-il.org, 2016). He goes further to observe that the community presently has the duty to promote and defend the security of individuals. Classic liberals are of the opinion that the basic right ...

Executive Summary 3

The Concept of Social Media Marketing (SMM) – An Introduction 4
A brief introduction of Gordmans Stores Incorporated and the manner in which its vision and mission statement has influenced its digital marketing strategy and decision-making 4

Three Key Recommendations on How Gordmans Stores Incorporated could Apply Digital Marketing Strategies and Benefit from this Concept 5

Recommended Strategy Number 1 - Social Media Marketing Approaches 5
The Passive Approach 5
The Active Approach 6
Recommended Strategy Number 2 – Reach Unique Target Market for B2B Connections 6
Recommended Strategy Number 3 – Interact Actively with Visitors and Customers to get Personal 7
Conclusion 8

References 9

Executive Summary
This paper is aimed at making simple, concise and relevant strategic recommendations using which Gordmans ...

Abstract

The primary purpose of the above paper is to understand how business organizations can venture into a foreign market and the different aspects considered. Red Dragon is a four-star hotel based in the UK and wishes to expand its business operations to foreign markets characterized by more opportunities for the company to prosper. The paper starts by appreciating the fact that managers of the present century need to have the capacity to manage people from a multi-cultural environment so as to adequately realize the organizational goals. The study reveals that there is a range of factors that need to ...

Risk and Return Analysis

Risk and Return Analysis

Question 1:

The relationship between the risk and the return can be defined as the positive correlation between them. In risk management procedures, it is highly probable that the investments or the projects which are more risky will generate high profits for the business or investor. Similarly, the investments or the projects which are likely to generate low levels of profits will expose the investors or business to the lower level of risk in the market. (Maranjian, 2013)
There are several methods for the financial accountants to measure the level of returns, according to their acceptable level ...

The link existing between communication, culture and cultural identity is very complex, as well as, an intimate one. On the first account, cultures are a creation of communication i.e. communication provides a way that human beings interacts taking into consideration the different existing cultural identities in the society. These may be in terms of customs, rules, laws or even the gender roles. In particular, cultures and cultural identities are a product of various social communications. This means that without the existence of communication, it would be extremely difficult to pass and also preserve cultures and cultural identities thus creating ...

Executive Summary

The current research relates McDonald’s – the largest fast food restaurant chain in the world. Nowadays, the company is operating in many countries and succeeded to develop a strong brand. The current tendencies of the food industry include healthy nutrition that is inconsistent with the concept of McDonald’s. The company faced the necessity of changing menu towards more healthy, introducing more healthy products, and changing its concept (IBIS World, 2014). The current paper contains SWOT analysis aiming to analyze the situation and make propositions related the new concept of McDonald’s. There were suggestions related the new products lines made. ...

Introduction

A couple J. Willard Marriott and his wife, Alice Sheets Marriott, founded Marriot Hotels in 1927. This was after the two opened a root beer stand to serve residents who needed a cold drink, and a place to relax after a long day. The two later expanded their business to create a chain of restaurants and hotels in different cities. Their first business was in Washington DC. The first hotel under their name was the Twin Bridges Marriott Motor Hotel located in Virginia, and it was opened in 1957. J.W. (Bill) Marriott, Jr. saw the company navigate international markets as they went global during ...

Abstract

This report highlights and analyses the operations and management done by ASDA in order to achieve high-level customer satisfaction and the competitive edge. The following aspects of service operation management and how they are used by ASDA will be analyzed through the report.

These aspects are as follows:

- Service Operations Concept
- The 5 Competitive Objectives
- Quality
- Supply Chain Management
- Capacity Management
- Corporate Social Responsibility

Introduction

ASDA is a subordinate of Wal-Mart, supermarket chains operating in the UK. ASDA supermarket retails food, drinks, clothes and other wide-ranging products. ASDA is the second largest retailer in the ...

Final project plan

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Information technology is an important aspect of business processes. There is a need to have information technologies put in place to ensure that the business processes that are included in the company. For these information systems to be integrated in the company there is a need to have the infrastructure of the company and the processes aligned and prepared for effective service delivery. There is a need to have infrastructure in place to make sure that the capacity of the new systems is supported. The information systems are required to ensure that the data flow and flow in the ...

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Abstract

Six Sigma is a production management concept, developed at Motorola Corporation in the 1980s and popularized in the mid-1990s, after Jack Welch used it as a key strategy in General Electric. The essence of the concept is the need to improve the quality of the outputs of each of the processes to minimize defects and statistical variations in operating activities. The concept of using quality management methods, including statistical methods require the use of measurable goals and results, and involves the creation of ad hoc working groups in the company, with projects to address the ...

Concept of Community

Introduction
In recent years, organizations that are of benefit to the community have been on the increase, which has been attributed to the different advantages that organizations have over others (Gardener & Fitzpatrick, 2003). These organizations are firmly based on the visions and goals that have been set by communities; thus benefiting the community in the long run. The organizations are considered to be of benefit to the community because they involve members of the community in their general planning and management (Diamond, 2001). Also, this helps to move the communities towards change that the people within the communities ...