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    Target Costing Case Study

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    INTRODUCTION OF TARGET COSTING The term “target costing” was born in Japan on 1963. It has already been passed for over 40 years. It was developed by TOYOTA Corporation in the beginning of 1960s and since then, it has been used by the Japanese automotive industry in general (Afonso et al., 2008). Target costing can be defined as a cost management tool to reduce the overall cost of a product over it’s entirely life cycle with the help of production, engineering, research and design, marketing…

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    Perodua Case Study

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    Perusahaan Otomobil Kedua Sdn Bhd (Perodua) was establised in year 1993 and it was a joint venture between UMW Corporation Sdn Bhd, Daihatsu Motor Co Ltd, MBM Resources Berhad, PNB Equity Resources Corporation Sdn Bhd, Mitsui & Co and Daihatsu (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd (www.perodua.com.my). The first car, Perodua Kancil was launched in 1994 followed by Perodua Rusa in 1996, Perodua Nippa in United Kingdom in 1997, Kembara in 1998, Perodua Kenari in 2000, Perodua Kelisa in 2001, Perodua Myvi in 2005,…

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    Toyoda Case Study

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    COMPANY BACKGROUND On the beginning, this company named Toyoda. The founder is Sakichi Toyoda,that grew up as the son from poor carpenter in region of rice farmers. During the late 1800s, Japan want to keep up with industrialized nations after over 200 years of being closed from outside world,so Japanese government encouraged the growth of small scale manufacturing across the country. Including village and even home-based mills. Women from Toyoda family were involved with weaving. The time…

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    Car Evolution Automobiles went to the cars we have now but how? Car evolution has changed over time and has had an impact on society. Karl Benz was born November 25, 1844-April 4, 1929. He had 5 children and a wife. She helped him with his car invention. He became famous for inventing the first automobile model-T in 1885. This powerful machine was called the Benz Patent- Motorwagen. He had help from Ford Motor Company but everyone only gave Karl the credit of the invention. This became the new…

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    1. Introduction This following report is about Toyota. Know as Engine or auto organization. This report will begin with organization foundation (Company Background) and furthermore nation foundation (Country Background). The report will also show some history about the company, then this article additionally will do give an account of PESTEL examination base on the picked organization and nation and took after by doorman's 5 powers on picked industry. This report has an account of key…

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    Lean production is a methodology for the elimination of waste within a manufacturing process. Lean also takes into consideration waste created through overloading and waste created through unevenness in workloads. From the customer point of view, when he/she consumes a product or a service, the value is what the customer will be willing to pay for. Thus, Lean is a strategy for achieving significant continuous improvement in organisational performance through the elimination of all waste of…

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    The beginning This whole industry really kicked off with Henry Ford, an entrepreneur that took the necessary risks to make a car that was not only affordable but that was mechanically sound as well. Born on July 30, 1863, near Dearborn, Michigan into a middle class agrarian family Henry found the farm work to be tedious he decides to invent new ingenuitive machines to make the work easier. When Ford was 13 years old, his father gifted him a pocket watch, which the young boy promptly took apart…

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    Semantics is the study of how we construct and understand the meanings of words and groups of words (Denham and Lobeck, 2013). 1. SEMANTIC FIELDS AND HYPONYYM Semantic fields are classifications of words associated with their meanings (Denham & Lobeck, 2013). Since we are analyzing 2 different car advertisements, so the semantic field could possibly be CARS’ BRAND NAME. Under the field, we have two hyponyms which are Renault and Toyota. A hyponym is a word whose meaning is included, or…

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    The Used Tool Analysis

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    tools to different problems not only at work but in my personal life as well. The Used Tool 5 Whys process tool. I am implementing the 5 Whys tool developed by Sakichi Toyoda 1. Why? I am not able to focus on one thing at a time. 2. Why? The school is taking most of my time. 3. Why? I have bad habits for time management. 4. Why? I am not a morning person; I feel that I can focus more at…

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    The organisational philosophy are the core beliefs and values of the organisation. It uncovers what the organisation accept and value most about individuals and organisation, the kind of organisation that one wish to be, the means by which the organisation will cooperate later on, and how the organisation will be governed and driven (Quinney & Richardson, 2014). Organisational culture more often than not alludes to how individuals feel about the organisation, their view of management and the…

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