Case 4: Takamatsu Case Analysis (25 points) Executive Summary Takamatsu Sports Enterprise is a sporting company that has recently experienced a considerably large loss in net profit. Mr. Takamatsu has begun to look into the problem of the company and believes that Ms. Ota is the problem in the loss of sales. Although Mr. Takamatsu thinks that Ms. Ota is the problem‚ it really is Mr. Fujita. He has inefficient training and sales. If Mr. Takamatsu gets Mr. Fujita the appropriate training‚ he can
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TiVo stayed loyal and were satisfied also confirmed TiVo as a strong brand. The loyalty did not come from the fact that there was no substitute product‚ but because they liked the way how TiVo integrates in their daily life. As we learned from the case a strong brand doesn’t necessarily come along with positive financial achievements. TiVo made losses about $24 million . Besides the factors mentioned above a big mistake was to not have a red line across all marketing and communications activities
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“exicenter” flagship store opened in New York. With such huge investment company needs to generate $US 75million sales by 2017‚ roughly three times the sales of old store at the same site‚ to reach at breakeven point. Romy Woolhas‚ the architect of high - tech IT project although delivered state of the art technology for radically new shopping experience‚ but the subtle infrastructure failed to deliver value to the customers. Problems associated with the store are; Fickle fitting rooms – shoppers often gets
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Satyam Story: Many Lessons to be Learnt Ramalingam Raju along with 2 other accused of the scandal‚ were granted bail from Supreme court on 4 November 2011 as the investigation agency CBI failed to file the chargesheet even after more than 33 months of Raju being arrested. Raju had appointed a task force to address the Maytas situation in the last few days before revealing the news of the accounting fraud. After the scandal broke‚ the then-board members elected Ram Mynampati to be Satyam’s interim
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for the management and the other for public. The PW report highlighted significant misstatements as regards to the financial reports: example of the net assets overstatements. 4. Bad financial management: fraud ? ALPHATEC ELECTRONICS PLC. CASE STUDY Low transparency: employees were not informed of the financial situation Disconnection between the BoD and the operations: Charn was the only one allowed to interact with directors‚ and because of their lack of knowledge in electronic
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Harnischfeger Corp I. Introduction In 1984 Harnischfeger Corporation was a leading producer of construction equipment. During the decade of the 1970s the company experienced tremendous growth. Annual sales grew from $150 million in 1970 to $646 million in 1981. However the company began to experience financial trouble in 1979. This was caused by a variety of factors: the company wasted a large amount of resources on an unsuccessful merger‚ the government of Iran defaulted on a $20 million order
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“Information Technology and the Supply Chain” I) Question 1: Summary: This case indicates that WoodSynergy Inc. is a midsize corporation in the fine woods supplier business‚ and the enterprise had lately launched Information technology based supply chain management schemes and was concerned in evaluating the development. They realized that efficiency can be improved by integrating information technology into their systems. They were capable of figuring out the importance of having information
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GEOX has focused on product innovations that were new to the market and incorporated a very new and revolutionary technology – so called radical innovations. GEOX also patented smaller innovations that were not radical but related to the key concept. GEOX made sure to properly patent all their new ideas. GEOX considers itself firstly as a technology company. The company therefore pays a lot of attention to the value of its patents‚ which is considered the core of GEOX´s success. The company invests
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Handout SMM Final Presentation Content DRETS Analysis SWOT-TOWS Analysis Aspect 1 Service Provider - Ansoff Growth Matrix - Business Strategy Tready & Wiersema Aspect 2 Service - BCG Matrix - Innovation of Service Aspect 3 Customers - Adoption Lifecycle by Moore - The Customer Satisfaction Model of Zeithaml & Bitner Aspect 4 Service Delivery - Service Delivery Processes Classification by Lovelock - Technology Acceptance Model Aspect 5 Relationship - Perception of Service
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