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    Making profitability is the main purpose of setting up a business. However, an important person in a firm or a company must think the best methods in order to make their business successful and obtain profit as well. Kroenko and Hooper (2013) discussed in their book that it is highly recommended for all companies to investigate their structure by using Porter’s five forces model before they want to plan a good tactics. This is because organisations could plan and create the best steps to achieve…

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    Question 1 A-For customers it is the action or business of promoting and selling products or services, including market research and advertising. For the company, Marketing is managing customer relationships. Marketing is a social and managerial process by which individuals and organizations obtain what they need and want through creating and exchanging value with others B- There are five marketing concepts. A company should choose the right one according to their and their customers’ needs.…

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    I-Work Case Study

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    The Choice Matter: Ethics for Managers i-Work Inc. is a privately owned, for-profit small business that is located in Kansas City, Missouri. For almost for the past 40 years, this organization has been known as a successful job training center for individuals who are unemployed, changing careers, vocational rehabilitation and non-higher education seekers high school graduates. Because high and successful program completion and job placement rate this training center maintained; the organization…

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    Larry Bowling Essay

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    Co-Founder and past President of Lifecor. He held different positions in different companies and was involved in some startup business. He brought some of the prototypes they develop on the previous startup companies, these inventions saved a lot of lives. He is a person with a lot of experience and shared his knowledge with entrepreneurial students that want to open their own business. He shared with us his Top ten list: 1. Always give more than is expected. Always do your best. 2. Set goals,…

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    is a system where the prices for goods and services are set freely by consent between vendors and consumers. Laws and forces of supply and demand are free from intervention by the government or other authority. American business owners have a fairly big handle on their business without the government intervening. They can set prices for their goods and services, the salary, and what they wish to sell. Corporations can write the regulations for their industries. The government’s role in these…

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    Homestyles Hotels Case Study Aarsh Bhagat Wilmington University Does it make good business sense to integrate across the different lines of business represented by Lifestyle Resorts and Home-Away Hotels? What exactly would you integrate (beyond financial information) and why? The way thing has been with Homestyle hotels, it would make sense to integrate across the different lines of business. Before an information management policy can be implemented, Homestyles hotels need to…

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    Kendrah Bender "How has the business academy transformed your life?" The way that the business academy has transformed my life, by helping me become the person I am today. It turned me from a shy girls from middle school to a girl. Who knows how to manage her money. I never was a big fan of test. I could never figure how an piece of paper with a score can determine your success. I never understood that at all. But, I learn how to work with my life and just take a test with a clear head. I…

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    Coca-Cola

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    No business flourishes without the help of other, networks, advertisers, sales staff, and employees. Networking is fundamental when it comes to business because it leads to successful business in the future. Without advertisers, businesses would not be able to promote themselves. One of the many crucial steps in a successful business is having a sales staff to sell to the public. An essential part of businesses is to hire employees to help complete the objectives within the community.…

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    of the philanthropist leader in American and British empire. He wrote his views about social responsibilities of business in Triumphant Democracy (1886) and Gospel of Wealth (1889). He talked about two principles of wealth. First is the principle of charity which requires the most fortunate member of society to assist less fortunate. Second is steward principle which requires business and wealthy individuals to view themselves as stewards or care takers of their property. The second principle is…

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    Swot Analysis Of Asda

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    public could suggest what they can do in order to make the business much better for them to visit and they would like to see. Profits and shares are another key factor they must consider. They have to see how they can attract new shareholders and customers. If they didn't attract new customers and shareholders and the business declines and continues to, then the business will be closed down. Task 4: Location and Its importance A). Every business has to decide where they have to be located. It is…

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