Ridhi 8952465 Marketing Project

Q1) solve the following mcqs   a) At Khaleej Corporation, managers drew up a three-stage plan as they prepared for layoffs. First, they warned employees several months ahead that layoffs were inevitable. Soon thereafter, they held on-site presentations at all locations to explain to employees why the layoffs were needed and to provide as much information as they could about what employees should expect. Represents an example of?"     Provide assistance to displaced workers     Help survivors thrive     Both A & B     More Communication is significant   b) "An army officer gives his directions on a certain task, his cadets are compelled to follow his instructions. This is an example of ___. "     Expert     Referent     Reward     Legitimate c) _____ is the person who serves as one of the key persons in managing change initiatives.     Change agent     CEO     CFO     CIO

Q1) solve the following mcqs   a) At Khaleej Corporation, managers drew up a three-stage plan as they prepared for layoffs. First, they warned employees several months ahead that layoffs were inevitable. Soon thereafter, they held on-site presentations at all locations to explain to employees why the layoffs were needed and to provide as much information as they could about what employees should expect. Represents an example of?"     Provide assistance to displaced workers     Help survivors thrive     Both A & B     More Communication is significant   b) Rational decision-making approach ideally implies ______ decisions.     Programmed     Non-programmed     Rational     Non-rational

Initiative: Implementing Product Inspection and Consumer Engagement Based on the above initiatives created for a company working toward B corp certification and to help strengthen the corporation's commitment to people, planet and profit:  1)Recommend an operational management strategy or technique (e.g., project management, lean manufacturing, or Six Sigma) that is appropriate to implement for each selected initiative, and explain why. 2)Define the requirements for the successful implantation of each selected initiative as well as the scope of each. Describe how changes to the requirements and scope would impact timelines, budget, and risk. 3)Explain the key internal and external stakeholders who would be involved in planning and implementing each selected initiative, as well as why each identified stakeholder is needed to successfully implement the initiatives.

3 examples of concrete cyber security measures at Rotterdam (Port of Rotterdam Authority, pg 23) Updating company-wide continuity plans; DDoS protection on relevant systems; Preparation, training and subsequent implementation of a cyber crisis exercise with partners in the nautical chain (Portbase, pilot services, tug services and linesmen) and participation in the national cyber exercise, Isidoor.

Research Proposal on Current and the forthcoming evolution in the textile industry: Hemp - A Global Textile revolution in 1500 words

QUESTION 2 Put the suitable name of the following definitions (ethics – moral values- conflict of interest- dilemma) The set of behavioral standards that all engineers are expected to follow

Question: What should have been done by the government to address this problem?

Business case, Sustainable Products E-commerce Store: As more people become environmentally conscious, there is a growing demand for sustainable products(sustainable pet products, clean beauty products, green technology, zero waste products, sustainable clothings and eco friendly home goods). An e-commerce store that specializes in eco-friendly products can be a profitable business idea. Q1) Give potential resources for this case Q2) what are the objectives based on what’s our specific goal, how we measure our objective, what is achievable and why it will be relevant.

Q#5 Discuss how globalization has made in unavoidable for business to meet stakeholders needs? (Please appropriate examples)

Walt Disney Company 2009 case study 1. Introduction of the company 2. What is Walt Disney company's corporate strategy? 3. What is your assessment of the long-term attractiveness of the industries represented in the Walt Disney Company's business portfolio? 4. What is your assessment of the competitive strength of Walt Disney Company's different business units? 5. What does a 9-cell industry attractiveness/business strength matrix displaying Walt Disney Company's business units look like? 6. Does Walt Disney's portfolio exhibit good strategic fit? What value chain match-ups do you see? What opportunities for skills transfer, cost sharing, or brand sharing do you see? 7. What is your assessment of Walt Disney Company's financial and operating performance in fiscal years 2007-2008? What is your assessment of the relative contribution of the Disney SBUS to the financial strength of Disney, based on the 2008 fiscal year financial data? 8. What actions do you recommend that Walt Disney…

MCQ, with explanation

Case Study  The Accounting Sector in South Africa:The accounting sector is the guarantor of financial reporting standards and performs a critical function in the economy. Although well-established and anchored by the world's largest accounting firms, the auditing profession has been mired in controversies relating to fraud and financial irregularities involving its clients. These have highlighted the shortcomings of the external audit and various stakeholders have called for audit reforms. Regulatory changes that are set to disrupt the industry include the mandatory rotation of auditors, which is scheduled to come into effect on 1 April 2023. Reputational Damage:Poor accountability, specifically the failure of certain major auditing firms to report financial malpractice and fraud involving private companies and public entities, has resulted in a credibility crisis for the auditing profession. Major firms have implemented controls including audit quality monitoring systems, integrity…

Case Study  The Accounting Sector in South Africa:The accounting sector is the guarantor of financial reporting standards and performs a critical function in the economy. Although well-established and anchored by the world's largest accounting firms, the auditing profession has been mired in controversies relating to fraud and financial irregularities involving its clients. These have highlighted the shortcomings of the external audit and various stakeholders have called for audit reforms. Regulatory changes that are set to disrupt the industry include the mandatory rotation of auditors, which is scheduled to come into effect on 1 April 2023. Reputational Damage:Poor accountability, specifically the failure of certain major auditing firms to report financial malpractice and fraud involving private companies and public entities, has resulted in a credibility crisis for the auditing profession. Major firms have implemented controls including audit quality monitoring systems, integrity…

Powerpoint presentation of 15 slides on the effect of waste management practices at sustainable Barbados Recycling Centre Inc on citizens.

Literature review on what researchers do not know about waste management practices at Sustainable Barbados Recycling on citizens.

Q#8 discuss how learning organizations are responding to the challenges of the globalization?

Q1: a. You are a business owner, and you use More-for-More positioning. What is your business? How do you implement More-for-More positioning? (I need practical example; not theoretical definitions) b. You are a business owner, and you use More-for-Less positioning. What is your business? How do you implement More-for-Less positioning? Is it sustainable in the long run? Why or why not?   Q2: You are a car manufacturer owner. Give your car a special brand name. Plot a Positioning Map to show the position of your car, relative to Volvo, Mercedes, BMW, Toyota, Nissan, and Hyundai, on two dimensions: the vertical dimension is for price and the horizontal dimension is for safety. Don’t forget to depict the market share size of your brand and the other brands on the map.

Question 1: Risk Analysis is a critical function of an organization in order to sustain in this ever evolving and transforming world. Today organizational sustainability depends on investing in effective projects that could reap right results. Please reflect on how risk management can improve profitability in an organization.

Required: • Overview • Problems • Alternative Solutions • Evaluation of Alternatives • Recommendations • Possible result and obstacles to Implementation

HUMAN COMPUTER INTERACTION QUESTION: To appreciate the different merits of observation in the field and observation in a controlled environment, read the scenarios below and answer the questions that follow. Scenario 1.A usability consultant joins a group of tourists who have been given a wearable navigation device that fits onto a wrist strap to test on a visit to Stockholm. After sightseeing for the day, they use the device to find a list of restaurants within a two-kilometer radius of their current position. Several are listed and they find the telephone numbers of a couple, call them to ask about their menus, select one, make a booking, and head off to the restaurant. The usability consultant observes some difficulty operating the device, especially on the move. Discussion with the group supports the evaluator's impression that there are problems with the interface, but on balance the device is useful and the group is pleased to get a table at a good restaurant nearby. Scenario…

QUESTION 1 Put the suitable name of the following definitions (ethics - moral values- conflict of interest- dilemma) The situation in which an engineer's loyalty and obligations may be compromised because of self-interests or other loyalties and obligations

Course: Strategic Management The software systems like Enterprise Integration Software (EIS) are complex and quality is largely a function of the related installation and consulting processes. Propose how JRP Computing can control quality and ultimately protect the reputation of its product and brand name when it has ultimately outsourced installation to its partners.

Case Study Maria Smith has a successful career in Marketing having lead numerous successful marketing initiatives at Zion’s operations in Oregon, USA. The majority of her initiatives resulted in improvements in the Company’s bottom line. Maria was known for her vision, humility and excellent relationship with staff. Maria led a team of ten (10) persons in Oregon. As a result of her success Maria was offered an attractive opportunity to lead a team at Zion’s New Zealand operation. The change would allow Ms. Smith to utilize her marketing experience, as well as earn an attractive remuneration. Maria considered the change an excellent opportunity, however, it meant a relocation for her family. Her family lived in Oregon for more than a decade. Based on research Maria noted that the marketing strategies and leadership styles in New Zealand differed from what she traditionally practiced and she found Hofstede's Six Dimensions of Culture informative. Maria recognized the importance of being…

INTRODUCTION - The eco-friendly Bio-Bricks that Bio Industries is promoting are created from air-dried animal waste. The mixture contains 20% sand and 80% animal waste. The animal wastes used come specifically from agricultural animals and home pets like dogs and cats to help local farmers. The industry is dedicated to not only developing a sustainable product but also to taking environmental considerations into account during the production process. The product accomplishes two tasks at once: it manages waste and promotes the creation of environmentally suitable building materials. Consumers can change the color and shape of the bricks as well to suit their preferences and to show off their creativity. Competitive Review  TOP 5 COMPETITORS  1. AVD Builders  2. Green Antz Builders  3. Legobuilders Inc.  4. Building Material Suppliers  5. EPS Panel Manufacturers  What are the potential strategies we can provide that competitors don't have?

INTRODUCTION - The eco-friendly Bio-Bricks that Bio Industries is promoting are created from air-dried animal waste. The mixture contains 20% sand and 80% animal waste. The animal wastes used come specifically from agricultural animals and home pets like dogs and cats to help local farmers. The industry is dedicated to not only developing a sustainable product but also to taking environmental considerations into account during the production process. The product accomplishes two tasks at once: it manages waste and promotes the creation of environmentally suitable building materials. Consumers can change the colour and shape of the bricks as well to suit their preferences and to show off their creativity. What are the possible weaknesses of 7ps of marketing mix?

Case Study: Detroit Bikes Back in 1970, companies in the United States assembled more than 15 million bicycles a year. Then globalization took hold. As cross-border tariffs tumbled, U.S. bicycle companies increasingly outsourced the manufacture of component parts and final assembly to other countries where production costs were significantly lower. By far the biggest beneficiary of this trend was China. In 2018, about 95 percent of the 17 million bicycles sold in the United States were assembled in China. China also produced more than 300 million components for bikes, such as tires, tubes, seats, and handlebars—or about 65 percent of U.S. bike component imports. Most American bicycles companies that remained in business focused on the design and marketing of products that were made elsewhere. American consumers benefited from lower prices for bikes. One exception to the outsourcing trend was Detroit Bikes, a company started in 2013 by Zakary Pashak in Detroit, Michigan. Pashak was…

Question 1: In what particular situation where a manager needs to evaluate alternative courses of action to come up with a decision?

2. Give 3 specific examples of unsafe or conditions in this meatpacking factory? unsanitary

Q 1:) While working in a software house how can you develop a healthcare management system (you are developing a healthcare system for a hospital which is operating in an open system)?

P7 Analyse how the concept of Total Quality Management and continuous improvement could help in delivering high quality performance within businesses

Q3: Suppose you work for a Logistics company as an HR Manager. The female employees in your company has been facing discrimination in terms of pay raise, field visits and promotions. In this regard, complaints are lodged by them to the HR department for fair treatment. Your CEO is concerned about this issue and he has asked you to conduct a research study to find out the causes of discriminatory practices at the workplace. You believe qualitative research to be the suitable type of research for this study. Plan a qualitative study to investigate discriminatory practices against women in your company and provide the following with proper rationale:   Research design Research question (at least 1 main and 2 sub questions) Three themes for your literature review  References (at least five relevant papers)

Instruction: Read the case provided below and answer the following question. Question: From a consumer perspective, describe the product and delivery service of Domino's in the Philipines using SWOT analysis. Afterwards provide two (2) recommendations to improve their service operations.