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members in the team comprised of the three founders - Igor Tkachenko‚ Alexandra (Sasha) Gimpelson and Roman Yukab‚ Henry Tam Jr. and Dana Soiman of HBS MBA class students‚ Dav Clark from MIT and Alex Jan Sartakov from Boston Berklee College. The team had little success thus far working together having experienced conflicts and tensions. The root causes identified for the team’s process problems were firstly‚ they did not divide the task into sub tasks. Secondly‚ there seemed to be a main group and subgroups
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Henry Tam and MGI Team (Section I) Abstract Henry Tam is an MBA student at the Harvard Business School (“HBS”) who was looking for a challenging business project to enter the upcoming Harvard Business School Business Contest. After searching several business projects he decided to join hands with the Music Games International (“MGI”) founders and utilize their business plan as part of the school’s competition. MGI is a small entity‚ which was founded by three unique individuals. Two of the
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In Henry Tam and the MGI team‚ a group of extremely diverse and talented individuals came together to create a business plan for a unique and creative product to compete in the annual HBS business plan contest. This group consisted of two famous Russian composers‚ a seasoned businessman‚ and a group of students from various majors including the HBS MBA student Henry Tam. Unfortunately‚ this mixture of extreme diversity and viewpoints among team members created a fractious team environment that
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in. 2. How can we restore the attractiveness and power of the TAM brand for major customers so they aren’t lured away by low-cost‚ low-quality competitors? TAM can recharge their brand keep the price at a low cost and doing more effective advertising such as internet‚ tasting booths‚
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133 Link manufacturing process and product life cycles Focusing on the process gives a new dimension to strategy Robert H. Hayes and Steven C. Wheelwright Although the product life cycle concept may have value for managers‚ its emphasis on marketing can make it inadequate for strategic planners. These authors point out that using a process life cycle can help a company choose among its various manufacturing and marketing options. Using the concept of a "product-process matrix‚" they show
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Process Design for Riordan Manufacturing‚ China Blo Jo University of Phoenix-Houston Campus Operations Management OPS/571 Dr. Alex Kadrie February 18‚ 2010 Process Design for Riordan Manufacturing‚ China The Riordan Manufacturing Plant in Hangzhou‚ China as part of their relocation effort‚ have undertaken an intense operation to modernize and upgrade the manufacturing process for the electric fans. An analysis of the manufacturing processes indicated roadblocks and loopholes in the system
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Henry Tam and the MGI Team Overview MGI is a small music software start-up company founded by three immigrants from Russia. The founders comprised of two composers‚ Igor Tkachenko and Roman Yakub‚ and a business person‚ Sasha Gimpelson. The three founders made up their entire business and when they ended up losing money‚ they realized they needed outside help. To find help‚ they entered the Harvard Business School Business Plan Contest with seven members. The three founders of MGI were joined
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1 )Manufacturing is the act of making or producing goods by utilizing labor and machineries especially in a large -scale‚ which includes large division of labor. Finished goods produced after manufacturing are further divided into two groups’ producer goods and consumer goods. Producer goods are those supplied to another company for manufacturing other complex products and consumer goods are the finished products which are purchased by the customers directly for the general usage. Casting is a widely
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packages. Another one was no automated process in place across the company‚ too many manual entered communications between departments. Some sales men made unrealistic delivery date to customers because they couldn’t access older sales order information. The engineering projects took too long to be transferred to Manufacturing because of lack of project management. Lastly‚ the manufacturing department still relied on too many manual labor steps in manufacturing process. (2) Implementation: The management
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