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    Wal-Mart: Company Analysis

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    Marketing is learnt through business studies, as students learn how to become successful in business. In the article Marketing Skills Every Business Owner Should Master by Sujam Patel explains what type of marketing skills make businesses successful like creating a video advertisement to influence customers to buy products. However, using…

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    Introduction In recent news Turing Pharmaceuticals has been on the news for raising the price on their medicine at skyrocketing costs. One in particular, is a medicine known as Daraprim which cost only $13.50 per tablet, saw an increased on its cost overnight by $736.50 dollars per tablet after being bought by Turing Pharmaceuticals. Daraprim is used in curing a parasitic infection that can be life threatening if left untreated.Turing Pharmaceuticals has obtain other older medicines and…

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    decisions that affect processes, quality, capacity, and inventory. Krajewski, Malhotra, & Ritzman (2016), teaches how a firm’s internal processes need to be organized to ultimately be effective in a competitive environment. This paper analyzes the case study of Vistron Inc: The Z-Glass Project. First, this paper will identify the operational management problems at Vistron. Next, it will explore the decline and improvement of the yields specifically at the Toledo plant and its contributing…

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    1. Business Operations Management Introduction: Functionally oriented companies, as many business analysts claim, achieve a lower level of performance compared to a business process oriented companies. As such, people realize the success of a certain company in the efficiency and effectiveness of its operation. Realistically speaking, this depends on how management deals with its organization in order to produce goods and services. In the real business world, too many generalizations are…

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    performance, service, professionalism, creativity, and innovation of the Yinscape and Yanngsearch workforce will be complementary to our vision. This vision includes leading our newly formed family to greater success with our existing specialized business-to-business internet services while leveraging our innovative talent and creativity to explore market opportunities to further expand our services and offerings. As our company grows from number two to number one, we will be the dominant…

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    Eharmony Case

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    eHarmony is a personals site that offers a matching algorithm for heterosexual individuals who are seeking long term relationships. The firm currently operates in an industry filled with competition that seems to either attempt to mimic eHarmony’s business or capitalize on markets left untouched by eHarmony. While eHarmony’s unique matching algorithm is proprietary and difficult to copy, it also requires significant user dedication. To ensure that eHarmony remains the leading personals platform,…

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    STEEP Analysis

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    framework to “gauge how the external environment will impact a given company’s strategic plan to remain competitive” (Blum, 2009) . It stands for five elements which are Social, Technological, Economic, Ecological, and Political. For the sake of this study report, I’m going to take “Wal Mart” which is a leading and one of the biggest global retail companies in the world as my example. First, the Social Factor: Wal Mart’s international operation should operate according to local culture of the…

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    is employed under nobody and starts or buys a business unit and nourishes it by his/her own mental energies like ambition, love for risk and creativity. Wikipedia defines an ‘entrepreneur’ as the one who undertakes innovations, finance and business acumen in an effort to transform innovations into economic goods. Entrepreneurship is the resource and process which result in innovative opportunities in the market that help in the creation of new business firms from conception to exit. Perhaps the…

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    Case Study On Virtual Meetings By Nabin Pratap K.C Course: BUS 530: Management Information System (MIS) Teacher: Mr. Surya Bahadur Basnet Date: 22-07-2015 NOVA International College, Kathmandu, Nepal Affiliated to INTERNATIONAL AMERICAN UNIVERSITY (IAU), CA, USA 2015 Executive Summary: The case study is about virtual meetings and its increasing position in the modern business world. The case study also attempts to show the importance of virtual meetings, how it has been enabling…

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    two or more business together. There are two different ways of accomplishing this, mergers and takeovers. Mergers occur “when two firms join by agreement” making it possible to “share the resources of the two organisations and focus on the best activities of each” (Growing a company by international acquisition, n.d.). A takeover is form of acquisition, it occurs when a company buys a minimum of 51% of the shares of another company, enabling it to control (and own) the other business and choose…

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