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    computational, data storage, and data transmission power of modern information technology to support business processes, information flows, reporting, and data analytics within and between complex organizations (Williams and Duff, 2002). Operational excellence is the quest to reliably meet and exceed customer expectations with cost effective and efficient operations. It is the pursuit of conducting business to continuously improve the quality of goods and services, reduce costs, increase…

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    The social problems of Business ethics is hard thing to describe because there is no real definition because it depends on your culture and what you believe to be true about right and wrong. Business ethics contained by geographical region and the people you are dealing with. The concept of right and wrong is of a hard thing to grasp because everybody has a different deferment on the environment that they grow up and where some things in the right in one area and wrong and another. Especially…

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    NJ. Realogy is a global leader in residential real estate as well as brokerage with all the best known real estate companies such as Better Homes, Century 21, Coldwell Banker and etc. They conduct business in about 110 different countries around the world. Realogy helps people make the right business decision and they rely on five major components to keep their company 's success. The "Value Circle" consists of franchising, settlement, mortgage, brokerage, and relocation. According to their…

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    In the business world, it is often easier to make a decision that results in profit rather than respect. Although profit is important, an ethical reputation largely benefits to the success of a company. Whenever people are presented with a dilemma, they often “look for relevant cues in their environment” and review “prior experiences of similar situations” to process the information and develop a response (Hiekkataipale & Lämsä, 2017, p. 459). Sometimes a the reasons and consequences of a…

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    starting her new business, I believe that it is critical that she seek wisdom and knowledge in order to decide how to structure her new business. Proverbs 19:20-21 says, “Listen to advice and accept instruction, that you may gain wisdom in the future. Many are the plans in the mind of a man, but it is the purpose of the LORD that will stand” (Proverbs 19:20-21, NIV). It is my goal to provide wise counsel to Tilly on the three possible business structures that she could adopt as a new business…

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    Business Ethics and Social Responsibility Ethics is a concept of what is right and what is wrong. Ethical principles guide individuals’ behaviors toward moral and immoral activities. In the business world, an emerging concern for most firms is Corporate Social Responsibility. The effect of corporate responsibilities on the company’s public image and reputation is very effective. The company’s actions should safeguard the environment for new generations, as well as working toward sustainable…

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    “Blindsided by Bankruptcy” case study written by Clancy Martin, an owner of a chain of jewelry stores is on the verge of bankruptcy . The attorney says it is time to file Chapter Eleven. Chapter 11 is the legal allowance of business reorganization for the sake of the business’ solvency, liquidity, and future profitability . Then Rudolph Bultmann, the local Rolex rep, calls. He claims the owner need not worry about the five million already owed and that he would like to make a three million…

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    as Worldcom and Enron, just a few years prior garnered public attention and forced organizations such as the International Federation of Accountants (IFAC) to focus on the ethical practices of businesses. These are just a few examples of unethical business practices that continue to be a challenge within global markets and there are more being document every year. As globalization has taken center stage, ensuring that there is a common standard for ethics is more important than ever. However,…

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    According to Dot Foods’ Chief Executive Officer John Tracy, Dot Foods’ major goals and objectives include those dealing with safety, customer satisfaction, employee satisfaction, waste reduction, revenue growth and net profitability (J. Tracy, personal communication, August 22, 2016). Customer satisfaction is measured through a quarterly customer service process, a process that measures customer order quantity and shipped quantity and a measure of product damage on customer shipments (J. Long,…

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    There are many conceptions of how ethical or unethical the subject; Abercrombie and Fitch, has been since the start of the company in 1988. Therefore, leaving room for different views on the issue by how the management has depicted the store’s target buyers as being an “exclusive” audience or that they see it fit to have an exclusivity to their company that other company weren’t able to achieve. A&F wanted to show an image of a world where everyone is “super healthy” and cool; which brings the…

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