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    Summary: The demand in ambulatory and cosmetic procedures is rapidly grown in last decade. The volume of ambulatory surgery in U.S hospitals is increased by 2.9 million’s. 40% of the hospital revenue is coming from the perioperative services. As the clinical and technical advances are transforming the way of surgery is performed. To attract both the patients and physician most of the hospitals introduce digital operating rooms, tele- surgery and robotic assistance. With this the patients have…

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    Costco continues to thrive globally. As of today, the company operates in eight countries. (Costco.com) The vast majority of theses warehouses are in the Unites States. This was a very profitable move for the company, increasing its profit across the globe. Since memberships are the company’s biggest profit, the increasing memberships around the world was a profitable result. In 2013, the company started to open up the planned 150 stores globally. It turned out that in countries other than the U…

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    satisfaction to look and feel good. This is mainly possible by providing them with products they desire and exceptional customer service. Their strengths are Large product base, Multi-channel operations. Their Weaknesses is significant decline in the revenues of the company especially in Australia. Their Opportunities are restructure the initiatives which is most likely to help the company in the top line growth. Their Threats are Weak economic conditions in Europe. Quicksilver Inc,…

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    and the relentless pursuit of innovation.” There are three main strategies that Under Armour uses: 1. Growth Strategy: - Continuation to broaden the company’s product offering to individuals in a variety of sports and activities - To achieve sales revenue of $4 billion by 2016, up from an estimated $2.2 billion in 2013. - Develop the global awareness of brand name and strengthening its appeal. 2. Product Line Strategy: - Product innovation i.e. UA designed Cold, Heat and All Season gear to meet…

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    Punj Lloyd Case Analysis

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    receivables. This large amount of days in aging for accounts receivable is withholding cash that the company could use for their operations. The revenues steadily increased from 2011 to 2013, however the revenues sharply decreased from 2013 to 2015 almost cutting the revenues in 2013 in half by the time 2015 was recorded. This drastic decrease in revenues could be due to several factors, including but not limited to, several projects that were stalled or delayed by developers during their…

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    Pirani Score

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    The mean Pirani score at 1st visit was 5.21 points and became 2.1 points after the last manipulation cast (pre-tenotomy) , 1.05 points at the final follow up. There was significant improvement of Pirani score from 1st visit and through the stages of treatment up to the final follow up.There was statistically significant relation between the mean Pirani score at 1st visit and that at the final follow up( P = 0.002 ). At the end of follow up;The results of all feet were as…

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    The discount department store T.J. Maxx was founded in 1977 in Framingham Massachusetts. Founder, Bernard Cammarata after selling the original title Zayre he renamed the store T.J. Maxx in companies. Under the same ownership are its sibling retail stores, Home Goods, Marshalls, and Sierra Trading Post are all U.S. based. T.J. Maxx has three Canadian based store which are Winners, Home Sense, and Marshalls. Also, with a T.K. Maxx in Australia and Europe having an T.K. Maxx and a Home Sense you…

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    The study will be anchored on the following theories: 2.2.1 Cash Conversion Cycle Theory Cash conversion theory was propounded by Blinder and Maccini (2001), cash conversion cycle theory is the time it takes a company to convert its resource inputs into cash. It evaluates how effectively a firm is managing its working capital. In most cases, a company acquires inventory on credit, which results in accounts payable. A firm can also sell products on credit, which results in accounts receivable.…

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    Sam's Club Case Study

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    Cortez, a co-general manager for Sam’s club, agreed a demotion and took a role as assistant manager of a store in El Paso (Walsh, D. J. (2016). Pg 602-603). He specifically requested Carlos Doubleday, the director of operations for Sam's club stores in El Paso and Albuquerque, if any general manager positions had been to be had in his place. Doubleday instructed him there had been not (Walsh, D. J. (2016). Pg 602-603). whilst Cortez returned to America from an project in Puerto Rico, he let it's…

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    i. Introduction Wilkerson Company is facing an issue where the company is facing lower pre-tax operating margin. Their pre-tax operating margin being that of 3%, and when that is compared to other pre-tax operating margins, it was found that other companies are about 10% pre-tax operating margin (Kaplan, 2001) . Therefore, Wilkinson is 7% lower. Fortunately for Wilkerson, they have increased their prices by 10% and it has not affected the buyers, so they have not lost any business in doing so…

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