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Q3. How does Southwest Airlines know they are achieving their goals? Explain comprehensively

Q 1: A sales manager is planning a business tour from city A to city B. He intend to cover one town from each of the company's different marketing zones on the route. The network shows three intermediate stages and three possible choices of route at all but the last stage. The travel time between the two cities inclusive of working time is given. Which intermediate cities should he visit to minimize the time required to go from A to H? B E 3. 7 7 6. 7 5 H 10 6. 3 D

The outdoor pool is out of service at your resort and your teenage tour group of 30 is checking in today. What could the convention services manager do to be proactive?   Question 5 options:   a)  Make arrangements to shuttle the guests who want to use the pool to a private pool.   b)  Nothing. The pool is closed for the safety of the guest.   c)  Tell them to go to the YMCA.   d)  Pay for them to swim at the hotel pool next door and charge a small fee.

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Question: Develop a problem statement for the scenario given below by considering the variables involved? Suppose you are a manager of a beverage company. You have recently witnessed a sudden decrease in sales. It has been widely accepted that due to Covid-19, the purchasing power of consumers has been declined. On the other hand in such situations, sales personnel avoid roaming for selling to avoid contact. The sudden decrease in the number of hours work and alternate shifts due to Covid-19 SOPs also resulted in a low-profit margin. You have to figure out the actual reason for the decline in sales as a manager.

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Required information Lyndia Company is a merchandiser that sells a total of 15 products to its customers. The company provided the following information from last year: Selling Price Variable Cost Product 1 Unit Sales per Unit per Unit 9,000 $ 29 $12.95 2 16,500 $ 99 $68.55 3 6,000 $ 85 $42.50 4 19,500 $109 $85.00 5 4,500 $ 19 $ 6.35 6 27,000 $119 7 3,000 $ 39 $92.00 $14.30 8 7,500 $ 79 $33.18 9 9,000 $ 69 $30.36 10 15,000 $.95 $77.60 11 10,500 $ 59 $25.40 12 1,500 $ 65 $29.00 222 13 3,000 $ 44 $12.40 141 6,000 $ 49 $13.48 15 12,000 150,000 $ 89 $61.83 Last year, Lyndia's total fixed expenses and net operating income were $3,000,000 and $1,223,070, respectively. The company would like your assistance in developing some financial projections for this year.

Module 5 Question 8  Mayborn​ Enterprises, LLC runs a number of sporting goods businesses and is currently analyzing a new​ T-shirt printing business.​ Specifically, the company is evaluating the feasibility of this business based on its estimates of the unit​ sales, price per​ unit, variable cost per​ unit, and fixed costs. The​ company's initial estimates of annual sales and other critical variables are shown​ here:   Base CaseUnit sales    7,500Price per unit    $16.00Variable cost per unit    $10.00Fixed cash expense per year    $10,000Depreciation expense    $4,000   a. Calculate the accounting and cash​ break-even annual sales volume in units. b. Bill Mayborn is the grandson of the founder of the company and is currently enrolled in his junior year at the local state university. After reviewing the accounting​ break-even calculation done in part a​, Bill wondered if the depreciation expense should be included in the calculation. Bill had just completed his first finance class…

Q: Model the following business process at a supplier. . After a supplier notifies a retailer of the approval of a purchase order, the supplier can receive an order confirmation, an order change, or an order cancelation from the retailer. It may happen that no response is received at all. If no response is received after 48 h, or if an order cancelation is received, the supplier will cancel the order. If an order confirmation is received within 48 h, the supplier will process the order normally. If an order change is received within 48 h, the supplier will update the order and ask again the retailer for confirmation. The retailer is allowed to change an order at most three times. Afterwards, the supplier will automatically cancel the order.

Problem 3 Sensitivity Analysis. A masonry plant produces four types of breeze-blocks (a type of brick made from concrete rather than clay). There are three stages of the manufacturing process which require labor: Mixing, Vibrating, and Inspection. During the next month, there are 700 machine-hours available for mixing, 1100 machine-hours for vibration, and 340 man-hours for inspection. Each variety of breeze-block has its own set of manufacturing requirements given in Table 1 below. Variety 1 2 Profit ($) 8 00 4 3 10 15 22 Mixing (Mhrs) 1 Vibrating (Mhrs) 1.5 2 4 Inspection (Mhrs) 0.5 0.6 1 2 2 5 8 5 Table 1: Required hours of labor for each process per one pallet of each variety of breeze-block. (a) Model the problem of maximizing next months profit as a linear program and solve it. Report both your LP and optimal solution in your submission.

Week 3 Distortion of Product Costs A By Wed, 11:59 pm: Post the answer to the question below: Wheelco, Inc. manufactures automobile and truck wheels. The company produces four basic, high-volume wheels used by each of the large automobile and pickup truck manufacturers. Wheelco also has two specialty wheel lines. These are fancy, complicated wheels used in expensive sports cars. Lately, Wheelco's profits have been declining. Foreign competitors have been undercutting Wheelco's prices in three of its bread-and-butter product lines, and Wheelco's sales volume and market share have declined. In contrast, Wheelco's specialty wheels have been selling steadily, although in relatively small numbers, in spite of three recent price increases. At a recent staff meeting, Wheelco's president made the following remarks: "Our profits are going down the tubes, folks. It cost us 29 dollars to manufacture our A22 wheel... That's our best seller, with a volume last year of 17,000 units. But our chief…

Question 13 The following is a payoff table giving profits for various situations. Alternatives Alternative 1 Alternative 2 Alternative 3 Do Nothing States of Nature B 140 100 120 0 A 120 200 100 0 C 120 O b. Do Nothing O c. State of Nature A Od. Alternative 1 Oe. Alternative 3 50 180 0 What decision would an optimist make? a. Alternative 2

Question 11 Consider the following decision tree: .40 $3,000 4 .60 -$1,000 3 .20 $2,500 .80 1 $2,000 $1,800 What is the expected value associated with Node 2? 600 1550 2100 2500

Question 4- case studyMorgan Black has been described by the corporate office as the Miracle Worker because of the troubled properties that were turned around under Morgan’s leadership. It is hoped the story at the Coug Inn will have the same happy ending; however, the Coug Inn is in a remote location, hundreds of miles from any other corporate properties. The Coug Inn is a 150-room full-service property with several medium-sized conference rooms; it caters mostly to business travelers and visitors affiliated with the local university. The bulk of the revenue is generated between August and May, with periods when classes are not in session being extremely slow. The hotel is at full occupancy only during football weekends and commencement. Occupancy has been declining for the last year or so, with last month’s RevPAR at a record low. Since arriving at the Coug Inn, Morgan has made several observations about the hotel’s situation. It seems that most of the problems involve the front…

Q4. What are the important long-term issues relevant for managing capacity, revenue, and customer satisfaction for SWA? Explain comprehensively.

Question 1: Janana De Malucho Textile Mill Co., Ltd. produces and sells 40/s combed and 60/s combed yarns for air-jet looms, which are being sold at high prices. To this end, they hired people from nearby villages, where there are few job opportunities. Sher Zaman employees devised a cost reduction plan, but the production manager did not welcome it. Another employee, Waseem, made some suggestions to improve its design, but the production manager was also not satisfied.1.State the management principle violated in the above paragraph.2.Determine any two values ​​that the company wants to convey to society and how? Explain in your own words?

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You work for the Brad's Nailer Company which manufactures three types of nailers: a pneumatic model, the "ProLine", and a cordless model. You have contracted to supply a national retail chain with all three models of nailers. However, Brad's nailer production capability is limited in three departments: production, testing, and packaging. The goal is to maximize your revenue. Your answer will be the number packaging hours to be produced (The number of nailers must be a whole number.) Use Scenario 2

Problem 1 Coveral vield tests for roasting rounds of beef have been carefully undertaken. A summary of results (average per round) follows: As purchased (AP) Weight = Servable Weight = Cost (AP) 22 lb 7 oz 17 lb 10 oz $6.95 per Ib %3D a. What is the cost per servable pound? b. Use the above information to determine the number of pounds of rounds to purchase for a weekend buffet being planned for 275 guests (six [EP-on the plate] ounces will be served to each guest). c. Use the above information to calculate a cost factor and then use the cost factor to determine the revised cost per servable pound when the AP price of the round rises to $7.45 per pound. d. Using the revised cost per servable pound, calculate the per portion cost for the six- ounce portion that will be provided on the buffet.

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Q.11 In 2021, SM Entertainment., had P900,000,000 of sales and it had P450,000,000 of fixed assets that were used at only 70% of capacity. What is the maximum sales growth rate the company could achieve before it had to increase its fixed asset?   ANSWER FORMAT: 50.00%

Q/Choose a suitable question for each of the following answers. 1-Harry works for an international company in Dallas. * Where Harry is working and in which place? For what company Harry does work and where? For what and where does Harry work ? Does Harry work in an international company in Dallas?

Case Study 2:  Event Online Booking Systems: Europian Conference on Optical          Communication (ECOC)   FACTBOX ECOC 2003, Rimini International conference dealing with optical communications Around 1000 delegates fromup to 40 countries Four day programme including worshops, seminars, technical sessions, a welcome reception, a banquet and local tours The process of booking  for events varies considerably depending on the type of event and the target market. Online booking systems are a feature of certain types of events, especially in the organizational category , where large numbers of people in the target market have access to the Internet. The annual Europian Conference on Optical communication (ECOC) is an international event taking place in a different Europian country every year. The conference deals with optical communications and one of the organizing bodies is the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE). The conference has an international reputation and…

Cost Allocation; Cost Shifting In the last several years, airlines have succeeded in boosting profits by adding fees for previously free services such as in-flight snacks and meals, checked baggage,priority boarding, and other services. These fees have caused some shifts in customer behavior,as more airline passengers bring their own snacks on the airline and pack a smaller bag that isacceptable for “carry-on.” By using carry-on luggage, the airline customer can save $25 or more inbaggage-checking fees. This situation has resulted in a cost shifting for passengers, airlines, and airport security. As the number of checked bags decreases, the cost of baggage handling for the airlinesdecreases (and revenues increase for those bags that are checked). In contrast, the costs and delaysin security checkpoints increase as security personnel must check additional carry-on bags, causingdelays for passengers and the need for additional security personnel to handle the increased numberof carry-on…

Question 15 conside ther following payoff table Alternatives 1 2 probability None of the choices 170 30 A 100 200 10 100 states of nature How much should be paid for a perfect forecast of the state of nature? 0.4 B 150 100 0.6

S7.18 Markland Manufacturing intends to increase capacity by overcoming a bottleneck operation by adding new equipment. Two vendors have presented proposals. The fixed costs for proposal A are $50,000, and for proposal B, $70,000. The variable cost for A is $12.00, and for B, $10.00. The revenue generated by each unit is $20.00. Using the data in Problem a) What is the break-even point in dollars for proposal A if you add $10,000 installation to the fixed cost? b) What is the break-even point in dollars for proposal B if you add $10,000 installation to the fixed cost?

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Question 4 4.1 Discuss the supplier evaluation and selection process 4.2 Discuss the ethical consideration associated with completing a project in the shortest possible time

Cost Allocation; Cost Shifting    In the last several years, airlines have succeeded in boosting profits by adding fees for previously free services such as in-flight snacks and meals, checked baggage, priority boarding, and other services. These fees have caused some shifts in customer behavior, as more airline passengers bring their own snacks on the airline and pack a smaller bag that is acceptable for “carry-on”. By using carry-on luggage, the airline customer can save $25 or more in baggage-checking fees. This situation has resulted in a cost shifting for passengers, airlines, and airport security. As the number of checked bag decreases, the cost of baggage handling for the airlines decreases (and revenues increase for those bags that are checked). In contrast, the costs and delays in security checkpoints increase as security personnel must check additional carry-on bags, causing delays for passengers and the need for additional security personnel to handle the increased number of…

Q.No.2 Discuss the significant positive points of VOR to VOR flying from one place to the destination in Cessna -172.

Question Completion Status: Year 1 2 seconds. Tucson Macninary, Inc. manufacturers numerically controlled macnines (NCMS), which sell for an average price of $0.5 million each. Sales for these NCMS for the past two years were as follows: P Quarter 1 Quarter 2 Quarter 3 Quarter 4 12 18 26 16 16 24 28 18 What season factor would be associated with the fourth quarter? Show the formula you used and how you derived the answer. For the toolbar, press ALT+F10 (PC) or ALT+FN+F10 (Mac). BIUS Paragraph Arial A Moving to another question will save this response. 10pt hyji 27 描く A Bb toggle_stat... A N IQ5 0 WORDS POWERED BY TINY Question 8 of 19 > >> 1:34 PM 9/30/2022

Question 5 The management of CDC Construction Pioneers have decided to build 900 new apartments in the Kasoa area due to the influx of immigrant workers into the country. Two Architectural Companies have provided building plans and technical schematics for the project. Management are happy with the proposals of both Standard apartment and Deluxe apartment. After investigating the steps involved in construction, management determined that each apartment complex built will require some resources. Management analysed each of the bids and concluded that if the plans of Standard apartment are built, it requires 0.7 days in foundation works, 0.5 days in the masonry, 1 day in finishing, and 0.1 days in painting works. Deluxe apartment will require 1 day in foundation works, 0.83 days in the masonry, 0.67 days in finishing, and 0.25 days in the painting works. Management estimate that, 630 days for foundation works, 600 days for masonry, 708 days for finishing and 135 days for painting works…

Subj: Business/ Operations Management Scenario: John used the AirBnB platform to book a condo for his staycation with his family on Dec 17 in Cebu, but due to the typhoon Odette, he had to cancel on Dec 16. Because the cancellation was done within 48 hrs, he's no longer eligible for a full refund. He also missed to file a claim within 14 days due to power outage and loss of internet connection caused by the typhoon. 1. Identify the problems with Airbnb’s current refund process. 2. Provide at least three possible solutions and include the pros and cons for each suggested solution then choose the best solution based on your assessment. 3. What are the pros and cons of the current policy versus your proposed solution?

Qn.1. Assume that a car manufacturing company has recently launched its products. Perform a SWOT analysis for the same. Develop the matrix to analyze and evaluate the four aspects of the company.