Procter & Gamble Strategic Plan TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Executive Summary 4 Introduction 5-7 History 5-6 Mission and Vision Statements 6-7 Strategic Assessment 7-21 External Forces Evaluation Matrix 8-13 Internal Forces Evaluation Matrix 13-18 Financial and Operational Analysis 18-21 Strategic Recommendations 21-31 The Grand Strategy Matrix 21-24 Internal-External Matrix 24-27 SWOT Matrix 27-28 Strategy Selections
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Products. However‚ P&G was not able to maintain consistent performance throughout its history. Because of failed leadership of former CEO Mr. Durk Jagar from 1999 to 2000‚ P&G experienced difficult time because of inappropriate strategic direction. The company during that time was shaken from its heart as Jagar tried to implement some of the fundamental changes at the root of the consumer goods giant. Jagar’s efforts included modification of company’s culture‚ shifting P&G product portfolio into
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------------------------------------------------- Strategic Analysis ------------------------------------------------- Procter & Gamble: The Beauty/Feminine Care Segment of the Consumer Goods Industry Executive Summary 3 Introduction 3 Company Overview 4 Mandate 4 Stakeholders 5 Internal Analysis 5 External Analysis 7 Competitive Forces 8 Macro Environment 8 Strategic Options 10 Strategy 1: Market Penetration 10 Strategy 2: Product Innovation and New Product
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Statutory provision is legal care that has to be available by law. This law states that all children between the ages of 5-16 should be educated. Children aged 3-4 also have an entitlement to education/childcare. 2 year olds can also be eligible in some cases however they will receive fewer hours. School is an example of statutory care. The local authority and government have to provide them. In statutory provisions the staffs to pupil’s ratio is 1:8 for children aged 3-5 years old. All 3-4 year
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Explain the boundaries between the teaching role and other professional roles Professionalism requires us to maintain appropriate standards and fulfil our responsibilities to learners‚ institutions and colleagues (Francis and Gould‚ 2009:10). This is achieved by setting professional and personal boundaries which will enable us to be clear about what our limits are and what our professional role involves. Professional boundaries Professional boundaries could include: lack of resources e.g
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The primary need of Hermeneutics is to determine and understand the meaning of Biblical text. The purpose of Hermeneutics is to bridge the gap between our minds and the minds of the Biblical writers through a thorough knowledge of the original languages‚ ancient history and the comparison of Scripture with Scripture. Through Hermeneutics‚ Biblical Interpretation can be achieved in three ways; historically‚ the message and the doctrine. The Bible is totally authoritive and inspired by God‚ however
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children. A non private primary school is a statutory setting witch means that it has been past by law by parliament‚ this means they have pasted a law to say that the service either must or can be provided by them. Primary school setting must follow the national curriculum witch is what the school must teach the children literacy‚ numeracy‚ and science this is what the school should provide for the children on top of other subjects for 5 – 7 year olds the statutory subjects that all pupils must study are
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situation that arises. G. E. Moore‚ a philosopher from Cambridge University‚ begins his discussion of ethics otherwise‚ rejecting this concept and instead offering up his own concept that states that ethics is "the general enquiry into what is good." Many philosophers are to quick to accept the definition of Ethics as a study of what is good or bad in human conduct when Moore points out that Ethics is much more than that of human conduct‚ going on to include many other realms of thought. In
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At the pre assessment stage based on the annual cost of transportation through ocean set at $520‚000 and the cost of transporting though the air being $586‚000‚ it can be provided that most cost efficient system available to the company is that of ocean transportation for transferring products from China to the United States.However before a final decision can be made on the selection of an alternative a long term analysis of the different transportation options available should be conducted. The
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NOTES Interpretation of Statutes IOS201-6 1. GENERAL INTRODUCTION 1.1. Definition Statutory interpretation as a subject of study is the body of rules and principles used to construct and justify the meaning of legislative provisions to be applied in practical situations. 1.2. Why can statutes not be interpreted in a mechanical or rule-like fashion? Many rules of interpretation overlap and cannot be neatly compartmentalised as: the circumstances and sets of facts will differ from case to case
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