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    Major Facts: The major facts that are to be taken into consideration are that the company Captiva Conglomerate has a contract with S.O Software developer for a new custom inventory and spare part management system. The management of Captiva Conglomerate is concerned with what to do at this point in the contract. Also‚ the president of Captiva Conglomerate signed the contract that states “best effort” which as long as S.O Software can prove it will be hard to sue for damages. Major Problems:

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    Captiva Conglomerate I. Major Facts Captiva Conglomerate held a management meeting to discuss the contract with S.O. Software (SOS). SOS hold a contract to develops a custom inventory and spare parts management system‚ the intent of the system is to provide the operations section with better support than the current system and reduce inventory levels. Sam Sliderule‚ the Inventory and Spares Manager‚ tested the spare management module and called the software a disaster‚ and the module is currently

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    Major Facts:  System specifications not clearly defined  Contract wording is partial to S. O. Software  Spares management module is a disaster  Spares management module currently complicated and un-useable/outdated  Spares management module behind schedule  Regional and centralized inventory management system behind schedule  S.O. Software depleted allotted financing  The system software specifications were not drafted by S.O. Software personnel Major Problems:  The contract

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    Dicom vs Captiva

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    DICOM VS Captiva Case Study 1. What are the key business success factors and risks for DICOM and Captiva? DICOM is a Swiss company that has sales in Europe‚ Asia‚ and the United States. They provide services ranging from structured‚ semi-structured‚ and unstructured information capture products. DICOM also sells hardware‚ primarily scanners‚ through its group sales force. DICOM has differentiated their product offering for the different regions that it operates. And the products that are provided

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    Dicom and Captiva Plc

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    Dicom Group Plc – Captiva Software Corp. Introduction: Dicom Group Plc (Kofax Plc): Dicom Group Plc which is now known as Kofax Plc‚ Supplies‚ Markets and develops products and services for Electronic Data and Document Capture. They also manufacture and sell Computer Hardware and Software for Document and Content Management Systems. The company was found in the year 1985 and was taken over by Kofax Plc in the year 1999. Management: Chief Executive Officer – Reynolds C. Bish. Chief Financial

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    Installation Guide eInput Installation Guide Version 1.1 Copyright information © 2005 Captiva Software Corporation. All rights reserved. Captiva‚ ClaimsEditor‚ ClaimPack‚ Codelink‚ Context‚ Digital Mailroom‚ FirstPass‚ FormWare‚ InputAccel‚ InputAccel Express‚ InputAccel for Invoices‚ ISIS‚ Pixel Translations‚ PixTools‚ QuickScan and QuickScan Pro are all trademarks of Captiva Software Corporation. The other company and product names mentioned may be trademarks or registered trademarks

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    Conglomerates & Franchises By Emily Chui & Benjamin Chu Let’s Define: Conglomerate- a large business that is made of different kinds of companies Franchise- the right or license granted to an individual or group to market a company’s goods or services in a particular territory; also : a business granted such a right or license Let’s Simplify: Conglomerate- a company that owns other smaller companies Franchise- a business that is part of a single chain; can be owned corporately or privately

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    Walt Disney Conglomerates

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    The six conglomerates of the media industry are made up of Disney‚ Comcast‚ Time Warner‚ 21st Century Fox‚ CBS Corp‚ and Viacom. Disney‚ Comcast‚ Time Warner‚ and 21st Century Fox are the leading conglomerates in annual sales. CBS Corp and Viacom earned $13.17 and $13.26 billion in annual sales in 2017 respectively (Hoover’s). This is much less than the other four companies‚ but it is enough for them to compete with the other conglomerates. CBS Corp and Viacom are secondary

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    Sony corporation is a multinational conglomerate corporation headquartered in Tokyo‚ Japan‚ and one of the world’s largest media conglomerate with revenue of US$ 88.7 billion ( as of 2008) based on Minato‚ Tokyo. Its name is derived from Sonus‚ the Greek goddess of sound. The first market mix element is Product. A product is anything that can be offered to a market for attention‚ acquisition‚ use or consumption that might satisfy a need or want. Product decision normally base on Brand name‚ Functionality

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    having individuals reporting directly to him. His management style was based on trust‚ delegating a lot of power to the individual managers. I believe this system would have worked for a relatively small company/institution‚ but as soon as the conglomerate grew and everything turned out to be too complex‚ this type of communication became ineffective. Still‚ Guy Dejouany’s tactics had a tremendous impact on the company’s growth. During his presidency‚ the company’s revenues increased from 15 billion

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