Integrative Problems and Virtual Organization Strategy Paper
Different types of threats for each different approach much each are carefully considered to ensure that the right approach is chose. There are benefits and risks for each approach. The threats must be read and understood appropriately. The first approach would be about Patton Fuller Community College going through with an IPO. An IPO is also known as an Initial Public Offering. The IPO is the first stock sale is a public offering that sales shares of stocks from a company to people within the “general” public.
Some of the threats that Patton Community Hospital could go through if the IPO is pronounced publically would be that the people who make large investments for important things like retirement, they are putting their retirement at risk because the market can be very good to people at times, but it is not a sure thing. “"This is the most negative piece of legislation I've ever seen," frets William Elmore of Foundation Capital.” It will dampen capital formation. Anyone standing to create wealth by building a growth company would face putting personal assets at risk." There will be fewer future IPOs if some founders choose not to go public as a result of lingering concern” (Mamis, Robert A. (1997). Going public puts a lot of people in a position to create an opinion immediately and this might be a bad thing because business could slow. Some of the threats that could take place if another organization from the same industry is acquired the company that is being acquired (if it is the buying company) will end up in quite a bit of debt because it will end up costing more in the long run. “Because a public company’s stock is relatively liquid, it can be used as the currency to acquire other businesses and fuel further growth. Many owners of successful private enterprises are happy to sell their businesses in exchange for the marketable securities of a growth company” (QWOTER.CO. (2013). The threat that opposes here would be that even through with this
Some of the threats that Patton Community Hospital could go through if the IPO is pronounced publically would be that the people who make large investments for important things like retirement, they are putting their retirement at risk because the market can be very good to people at times, but it is not a sure thing. “"This is the most negative piece of legislation I've ever seen," frets William Elmore of Foundation Capital.” It will dampen capital formation. Anyone standing to create wealth by building a growth company would face putting personal assets at risk." There will be fewer future IPOs if some founders choose not to go public as a result of lingering concern” (Mamis, Robert A. (1997). Going public puts a lot of people in a position to create an opinion immediately and this might be a bad thing because business could slow. Some of the threats that could take place if another organization from the same industry is acquired the company that is being acquired (if it is the buying company) will end up in quite a bit of debt because it will end up costing more in the long run. “Because a public company’s stock is relatively liquid, it can be used as the currency to acquire other businesses and fuel further growth. Many owners of successful private enterprises are happy to sell their businesses in exchange for the marketable securities of a growth company” (QWOTER.CO. (2013). The threat that opposes here would be that even through with this