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    Strengths for Yakult: Yakult is well established in Asian countries‚ such as Japan‚ Taiwan‚ Hong Kong‚ Thailand‚ etc. and is known to be popular among Asian communities in Australia. Also Australia is a country in close proximity to those Asian countries‚ so that it is a potential market for Yakult. Moreover‚ Yakult is a probiotic product‚ its company emphasises health‚ so it is targeted at everybody. Yakult Australia uses the slogan "Every body. Every day" that is easy to target everybody in Australia

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    Name Instructor Course Date Case Study In the case study provided‚ Westport Electric Company seems to be having serious budgetary problems. The selection‚ planning and implementation of various projects seem to be faulty. In this particular case‚ King who is the supervisor of the administrative staff budget staff section has raised a red alarm with regard to two recent budget approvals (Kieso 161). Background Information: Origin and Magnitude of the Problem The operating activities of Westport Electric

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    Discuss how market-led strategies can help businesses to drive growth and sustain competitive advantage‚ use examples from US‚ European and/or Far Eastern businesses. Market-led strategies are utilized by the organizations which are coming into the business and which have not got many assets and resources to be used. Most of the time market led strategies are used by young or service corporations. The market led-strategies function on the market or client requirements. Businesses attempt to offer the

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    Peter Nicholson wishes to convert the factory in the north east to production of the electric taxi. Using data in Appendix C‚ Table 1‚ calculate payback period and the average rate of return. (8 marks) Peter Nicholson proposes to remove two management levels from the organisational structure and to encourage greater empowerment of the workforce. Do you think that this is a good idea? Justify your view. (18 marks) I believe that delayering the organisational structure by two

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    Case Background In July 1993‚ Tiffany & Company reorganized its Japanese distribution channel by repurchasing its inventory from its Japanese distributor Mitsukoshi Limited. As a result of this action‚ Tiffany would assume the responsibility of establishing yen retail prices‚ holding inventory in Japan for sale‚ and controlling local Japanese management. Tiffany would be able to have control over retail price in Japan where historically had higher price. Under the previous arrangement‚ Tiffany contracted

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    Capture and Devices‚ Retail Systems Solutions‚ Consumer Inkjet Systems and Consumer Imaging Services. GCG include Prepress Solutions‚ Digital Printing Solutions and Business Services and Solutions. FPEG include Entertainment Imaging‚ Traditional Photofinishing‚ Industrial Materials and Film Capture. (www.nytimes.com) SWOT Analysis for FPEG Segment Internal- * Strength: Established name brand‚ Established technology‚ adjusted pricing model based on fluctuation of pricing. * Weakness:

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    Employee privacy is a very controversial topic. The first issue at hand is whether or not the employer in Case 9.3 has the right to invade her employees’ privacy. It can be argued that employers don’t have the right to invade their employees’ privacy. It is one thing for an employer to monitor their employees in the workplace to make sure they are not doing something that will affect the company’s profits‚ but it is a much more egregious issue for the employer to go beyond his or her interest to

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    Vietnam ERP Market: Software Development? Business Case Contents: Introduction 1. Define the opportunity 2. Identify the alternatives 3. Gather data and estimate time frame 4. Analyze the alternatives 5. Make a choice and assess the risk 6. Create a plan for implementing your idea 7. Communicate your case Appendices References Introduction Company X is a medium-sized software development company that is experiencing a slowdown in business right now because of the global economic

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    1. Draw an entity-relationship diagram of a patient–doctor relationship. a. Which of the types of E-R diagrams is it? b. In a sentence or two‚ explain why the patient–doctor relationship is diagrammed in this way. I believe that this is a bit open to interpretation and that one doctor may have many patients and one patient may have more than one doctor. As well as patients can choose their doctors and vice versa. This is a simple ERD where the diag. shows a 0-many optional relationship

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    Business Analysis: By: Nicholas Long Introduction to Business 201-3‚ Professor Nagel 04-27-2012 Nicholas 1 Is it possible for a small skateboard shop on Lafayette St. in New York City to become a large‚ iconic clothing brand and take over the street-wear scene? For the boys over at Supreme it is possible‚ and it has been done. James Jebbia‚ the founder and owner of Supreme‚ opened the doors of his little skate shop in downtown Manhattan in April 1994. The shop attracted the rebellious

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