Published: September 1‚ 2011 Technology in Education The rapid and constant pace of change in technology is creating both opportunities and challenges for schools. The opportunities include greater access to rich‚ multimedia content‚ the increasing use of online coursetaking to offer classes not otherwise available‚ the widespread availability of mobile computing devices that can access the Internet‚ the expanding role of social networking tools for learning and professional development‚ and the
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Project Team: Seema Rao Rajendra Sonade Ashish V Gupta Batch: SMP09 Branch: Vashi Contents LAKME Overview...................................................................3 MARKET SIZE .........................................................................5 MARKET SEGMENTATION .....................................................7 CONSUMER BEHAVIOR
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Cadbury‚ Sir Adrian. (2002). Corporate Governance and Chairmanship: A Personal View. Oxford University Press‚ Oxford. Carroll‚ A.B. (1979). “A three dimensional Conceptual Model of Corporate Social Performance”. Academy of management Review. No. 4. Chopra‚ S.‚ Meindl‚ P. (2010). Supply Chain Management‚ Strategy‚ Planning and Operation. 4th Ed. Pearson. New Jersey‚ USA. Digesara‚ A.N.‚ Khatibi‚ M.‚ Sotoodeh‚ M.‚ Asataneh‚ A.G. and Mehbinia‚ H. (2013). Review of MIS Management Information Systems. Interdisciplinary
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project On [pic] Submitted by: Owais Khan IRFAN khan Imran khan yash khandelwal hans kumar Jaideep Gupta C.C.k.N vardan Britannia: The story of one of India’s favorite brands reads almost like a fairy tale. Once upon a time‚ in 1892 to be precise‚ a biscuit company was started in a nondescript house in Calcutta (now Kolkata) with an initial investment of Rs. 295. The company we all know as Britannia today. The beginnings might have been humble-the
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Presented to‚ Nidhi mam Faculty Member‚ Navnirman Institute of Management‚ (BBA College‚ Surat) On 28th February‚ 2014 In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirement for the BBA Programme Presented By‚ Rahul Nikkam(2139) Vicky Patel(2161) Yash Patel(2163) Varun Pimpl(2167) Mehul Rathod (2178) SY BBA DIVISION:C Academic year-2013-2014 PROJECT REPORT ON PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL SYSTEM AT TATA MOTORS Human Resource (or personnel) management‚ in the sense of getting things done
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management at Digital Equipment Corporation. Interfaces 25 (1)‚ 69–93. Camm‚ J.D.‚ Chormann‚ T.E.‚ Dill‚ F.A.‚ Evans‚ J.R.‚ Sweeney‚ D.J.‚ Wegryn‚ G.W.‚ 1997. Blending OR/MS‚ judgment‚ and GIS: Restructuring P&G’s supply chain. Interfaces 27 (1)‚ 128–142. Chopra‚ S.‚ Meindl‚ P.‚ 2001. Supply Chain Management: Strategy‚ Planning‚ and Operation. Prentice-Hall‚ Upper Saddle River‚ NJ. Cohen‚ M.‚ Mallik‚ S.‚ 1997. Global supply chains: Research and applications. Production and Operations Management 6 (3)‚ 193–210
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Next Generation of S&OP: Scenario Planning with Predictive Analytics & Digital Modeling By Gregory L. Schlegel and Peter Murray E X E C U T I V E S U M M A R Y | Although the Sales & Operations Planning process presently lies at the center of our business‚ businesses have yet to take full advantage of it. This article describes what is missing in our process; in particular‚ how to deal with uncertainty‚ complexity‚ and risk using scenario planning through probabilistic planning‚ predictive
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References: • Chopra‚ S. and Mieghem‚ J. A. V. (2000)‚ “Which E-Business Is Right for Your Supply Chain?” Supply Chain Management Review‚ pp.1-8 • Christopher‚ G • Cooper‚ Martha‚ C.‚ Lisa‚ M.‚ Ellram‚ M. L.‚ Gardner‚ T. J. and Hanks‚ M. A. (1997)‚ “Meshing Multiple
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ANALYSIS OF SALES PATTERN OF TELEVISIONS IN INDIA Sagar Roongta‚ Yash Ambegaokar‚ MPSTME‚ Mumbai ABSTRACT Main objectives of the research are to understand the market of consumer electronics‚ mainly Televisions‚ what are the different technologies in the market and response of people towards it. There are essentially three market sectors i.e. Low Income‚ Middle Class and High Income Sector and the behaviour of each sector is different from one another. The data was collected from a sample
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