INT220 Milestone One

The board of directors of a company determines that senior management should be rewarded in order to achieve the company's objectives. The board of directors determines whether to award bonuses based on growth in share value at the conclusion of each fiscal year. Bonuses will be given in stock, which the managers may keep or sell on the open market. What are the ramifications of instituting a rewards scheme like this?

System: Investment Customer Relationship Management (CRM)   Rosil Capital is a Johannesburg based boutique investment management company with Investors from all over the world. Rosil Capital is run by a Chief Investment Offer and a number of Fund Managers. The company is in the process of launching an Investment Customer Relationship Management (CRM) System to improve their online interaction with Investors and to automate any manual processes in the business.   One of the main processes they are looking forward to automating through the Investment CRM System, is the enrolment of new Investors by a Fund Manager. At the moment, Fund Managers use excel spreadsheets to manage investment funds, capture and update investor details and to view investor details. All these functions are going to be performed through the Investment CRM. The Investor will be allowed to view fund performance, capture comments and view statements. The Investment CRM System is web-based and hosted on the cloud to…

System: Trading Management SystemFair Investing (Pty) Ltd is a financial services provider that assists investors to invest on theJohannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) and Offshore Financial Markets. The Directors of Fair Investing(Pty) Ltd would like you to assist them to conceptualise and build an end‐to‐end information systemthat will enable its fund managers to track performances of equity derivatives, and conduct ForexTrading. On the same system fund managers should be able to buy and sell equities and derivatives.Investors will be given a read only access to the system to view the performance of theirinvestments. They should also be able to view their FICA Status with regards to any outstandingdocuments required for FICA purposes.Fair Investing (Pty) Ltd is required by law to have a full‐time compliance officer. The role ofa compliance officer is to assist Directors and Management of Fair Investing (Pty) Ltd to establishand maintain a compliance function within their risk management…

System: Trading Management SystemFair Investing (Pty) Ltd is a financial services provider that assists investors to invest on theJohannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) and Offshore Financial Markets. The Directors of Fair Investing(Pty) Ltd would like you to assist them to conceptualise and build an end‐to‐end information systemthat will enable its fund managers to track performances of equity derivatives, and conduct ForexTrading. On the same system fund managers should be able to buy and sell equities and derivatives.Investors will be given a read only access to the system to view the performance of theirinvestments. They should also be able to view their FICA Status with regards to any outstandingdocuments required for FICA purposes.Fair Investing (Pty) Ltd is required by law to have a full‐time compliance officer. The role ofa compliance officer is to assist Directors and Management of Fair Investing (Pty) Ltd to establishand maintain a compliance function within their risk management…

Background CD Selections is a chain of 50 music stores located in California. Annual sales last year were $50 million, and they have been growing at about 3-5 percent per year for the past few years. Margaret Mooney, Vice President of Marketing, has recently become both excited by and concerned with the rise of Internet sites selling CDs. The Internet has the potential to enable CD Selections to reach beyond its regional focus and significantly increase sales. However, the Internet also poses a significant threat as Web competitors such as CDnow and Amazon continue to take sales from CD Selections traditional stores. CD Selections currently has a simple web page that provides information about the company and about each of its stores (e.g., map, operating hours, relative size). The System Approval has been given to create a new Internet sales system. A description of the new system is as follows: The Internet sales system will store basic information about the CDs that it can sell over…

As the head buyer for a major supermarket chain, you are constantly being asked by manufacturers and distributors to stock their new products. More than 50 new items are introduced each week. Many times, these products are launched with national advertising campaigns and special promotional allowance to retailers. To add new products, the amount of shelf space allocated to existing products must be reduced or items must be eliminated together. Develop a MIS report that you can use to estimate the change in profits from adding or deleting items from an inventory. Your analysis should include input such as estimated weekly sales in units, shelf space allocated to stock items, total cost per unit, and sales per unit. Your analysis should calculate total annual profit by items and then sort the rows in descending order based on total annual profit.

Answer ALL questions based on the following Case Study Stanley manages an import company, which employs over 50 people with a range of imported kitchenware. These products have a very low profit margin and, as a result, Stanley makes his profits on the volume of products sold. His customer base is comprised of large retail outlets (approximately 75% of his product sales) and the more traditional family-owned hardware stores (the remaining 25%). He does not sell directly to the public. Stanley's sales have consistently increased by an average of 15% over each of the last 4 years since 2022, including during the recent pandemic. This is mainly because he can still offer his imported products at competitive prices. However, his actual profit has not increased correspondingly. The company's information systems is manual since Stanley took the company over from his father, almost nine years ago. These legacy systems were originally developed in the early nineties and were written for his…

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Question 3 Every year in Australia, nearly 200,000 new homes are built, and for most consumers, it will be the biggest consumer decision they will make. Please assume that you are the Marketing Manager of a company that specialises in building new homes. What factors in the Macro Environment will have the biggest impact on your Marketing Mix (for example, product decisions such as the size of the home, the design, what features to include etc.)? Please be specific in your answer and provide examples where relevant.

Tesco Revenue by Location between 2018 and 2022 Year Number of stores Uk & ROI Revenue (£m) Central Europe Revenue (£m) Tesco Bank Revenue (£m) Total Revenue (£m) 2018 7,033 38,656 6,343 1,047 46,046 2019 6,993 44,883 6,030 1,097 52,010 2020 4,613 45,752 3,968 1,068 50,788 2021 4,673 48,848 3,862 735 53,445 2022 4,752 49,984 3,862 922 54,768   State the specific actions or steps in Excel that will produce a list/display of those years where Tesco’s Central Europe division generates less than £4,000,000,000 in revenue?

BACKGROUND MGMT Boutique Inc. is a high-end retailer that operates a chain of boutique stores in significant hotel properties along the west coast of SanGre Island, including the famous fivestar Castle Height Hotel. Operating in eleven (11) locations, the company offers chic brands like Roberto Cavalli, Pain-de-Sucre, Versace, and Etro Milano. It is well known for its eclectic collection of designer swimwear, fine linens, cotton, and silk apparel for warm days and sultry evenings. A fine complement of shoes, hats, and handbags with hand-picked custom jewelry is included to embrace the very essence of luxurious fashion. The locations connect over a MetroE-wide area network (WAN) that FLOW provides. Each store has a local Point-of-Sale (POS), replicated to a central hub in the main office. Replication occurs once every 15 minutes, so the head office is virtually up-to-date, in real-time, and can see, at a glance, transactions in each store. Customers shop duty-free, paying in local Grees…

BACKGROUND MGMT Boutique Inc. is a high-end retailer that operates a chain of boutique stores in significant hotel properties along the west coast of SanGre Island, including the famous fivestar Castle Height Hotel. Operating in eleven (11) locations, the company offers chic brands like Roberto Cavalli, Pain-de-Sucre, Versace, and Etro Milano. It is well known for its eclectic collection of designer swimwear, fine linens, cotton, and silk apparel for warm days and sultry evenings. A fine complement of shoes, hats, and handbags with hand-picked custom jewelry is included to embrace the very essence of luxurious fashion. The locations connect over a MetroE-wide area network (WAN) that FLOW provides. Each store has a local Point-of-Sale (POS), replicated to a central hub in the main office. Replication occurs once every 15 minutes, so the head office is virtually up-to-date, in real-time, and can see, at a glance, transactions in each store. Customers shop duty-free, paying in local Grees…

One method to measure O product performance Osales performance O product quality customer satisfaction is a net promoter score.

An organization's long-term success or failure is directly related to how happy its employees are.

cs - What is the reason for the inventory being issued, and what essential principles does it reveal?