Formal Report on Gul Ahmad Textile

Documents 1, 2, and 7, are charts that shows the production of cotton yarn and cloth throughout the years along with women labor. From 1884-1914 in India, hand spun yarn decreased from 150 to 90 millions of pounds. Machine spun yarn increased from 151 to 652 millions of pounds (document 1). Unlike the hand spun yarn in India the hand spun cloth increased as well as the machine spun cloth, but the hand spun

The Indian textiles chart showed how India used machines to produce greater yarn and cloth amounts in 1914 as compared to the production in 1884. As well it demonstrated how the amount of people using machine made textiles had greatly increased opposed to hand made textiles (Doc 1). In 1916 Radhakamal Mukerjee, an Indian economist, explains how that handwoven textiles cannot keep up with the machine made textiles, and therefore is on a decline (Doc 6). This identifies how India is moving towards

Nowadays we take cotton for granted. We use it in our everyday life, and some people may not even realize it. In the 1800’s Cotton was the next big thing in America. Now that Britain, America’s main export country, had a new indigo supplier, we needed to find another way to make money. Little did we know that it was right in front of us.

In order to get our information on the innovation and impact of the textile mills, as a group we gathered information from various places and did extensive research on our topic. We found a great quantity of information by visiting the Upland Public Library, surfing numerous websites, collecting many primary interviews,

My Major Textile Project is a ballgown styled evening piece that is simple, elegant and uncluttered. It is designed to be worn in an extremely formal setting such as a red carpet event and therefore falls into the category of apparel. My ensemble consists of a corset which is fastened at the back via eyelets laced with ribbon with a decorative pintucking crosshatched design on the front panel. This is paired with a full-length skirt with petticoats to add bulk, creating a design very reminiscent of the Victorian Era but also a garment that can be worn in a modern day, formal context. Evidently, my focal inspiration is 19th century Victorian Era garments and the silhouettes common in that time. The Victorian Era style of dress was one with a

There are many fascinating facts about this company. One fascinating fact is that the company was founded by one lone Irish man whom founded it in 1845 precisely as the Great Irish Potato Famine began to take hold of the country. The company not only managed to survive this catastrophe but it flourished and is still around today, the company has been and it continues to be run by family members who must possess a deep understanding of the skillful art of textile making. Another interesting fact is their continual investment in research projects, whether improving I.T. and manufacturing technology, staff training and development or improving the raw material characteristics from which their fabrics are manufactured, they have not seized to

The evolutionary history of cotton played an important role in the heritage of the British Empire, the United States(U.S.), and India. Cotton continues to be an important crop and commodity throughout society. The history of Cotton is one of the most important factors to our society currently. Cotton cultivation dates back over 7,000 years, seeds of cotton are found all over the world. Cotton is hugely important throughout the world, making cotton useful to make a number of textile products. Since cotton is used and produced on such a widespread industry, cotton’s largest producers are China and India. However; the largest exporters of raw cotton are the United States and Africa. The advancement in cotton textile industries, and the worldwide vast cultivation of the crop is the product of human demand towards the farming, production, and export of cotton.

Strategic alliance “combine key resources, cost, risk, technology and people” (Williams, 2010). One of the common denominators of strategic alliance is having a joint venture. This is “when two existing companies collaborate to form a third company. The two founding companies remain intact and unchanged except that together they now own the newly created joint venture” (Williams, 2010). Having a joint venture there are many benefits and risk with global marketing. “For a global model to work, global teams need to develop an understanding of local markets and establish a close relationship with local marketing teams” (Griffith, 2012). There are recommendations that should be followed in order to complete strategic planning and commit to the company perspective and

The company was established in 2008 as a small business located in Kfardebiane, and it was a successful construction material provider for all the people in that region.

Managers who represent key operations of each business segments or specialized functional operations are assembled in the Group Operating Committee. The prime duty of the Committee is to oversee and coordinate domestic and international companies related to each of the segments. However, all of the companies are responsible for their own strategic plans and day-to-day operations. Because of the principles of decentralization, international companies are managed in most cases by local managers, who are citizens of the country in question. (J&J)

As Emirates NBD is viewed as the biggest in its region, they have a lot of Competition from Islamic banks which is considered as a major risk to the organization. Innovation of technology, it's considered as the most advanced banking group different from others. It offers online banking all day, every day 24/7 ATM services, ATM and credit cards with chip for security reasons and recently they

Top glove could use the opportunity to minimize the internal weakness which is using the joint venture and the diversification component. First, though the joint venture with others firm. The resources, technology, management and culture is share in between the organization to achieve the same goals. For example, Top Glove management could learn and adapt the Japanese business culture since Top Glove and Fimatec had joint venture. Both company management able to exchange the culture and practice that improve both management performance. So the weakness of management problem could be minimize since the management is improving through the venture. Besides that, opportunity for joint venture in between the international company could to gain the business model and image of company. These action could be attracting for those professional who seeking the job applicants. Lastly is the problem of heavily invest in R&D. The cost for Top Glove spend in R&D function is very high in each year. So, Top Glove need to conduct diversification in different market to gain profit. R&D function could help to invent new product or service, but still Top Glove need to fit in different market to increase the profit. So the diversify in different market could help Top Glove to increase profit to cover the heavy cost in R&D

Guna Fibres, Ltd is a textile manufacturing company founded in 1972 and situated at Guna, India. Ms Surabhi Kumar is the managing director and principal owner while Mr Malik is the bookkeeper. This company utilizes the technology and domestic raw materials to expand its franchises. It supplies fibre yarns used to weave colourful cloth for saris, a traditional wear of Indian women. Guna Fibres usually utilized a line of credit from All India Bank & Trust to finance its business during its peak sale season which is usually on summer.

Board of Directors Mr. Mohamed Osman El-Dib Chairman & Managing Director Mr. Jean Philippe Coulier Vice Chairman & Managing Director Mr. Jerome Jacquier Board

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