Organisation Case Studies Samples For Students

PART I

British Petroleum Company Profile
BP plc, formerly known as British Petroleum, is a UK based multinational oil and Gas Company with its headquarters located in London, England, United Kingdom. As of 2012, BP is the world’s sixth largest energy company in terms of market capitalisation, fifth largest company by revenues, and sixth largest oil and gas company by production (BP. Financial and Operating Information, 2008-2012). BP is a vertically integrated organisation and it has a strong presence in all areas of the gas sector, including exploration and production, refining, promotion, distribution, power generation, and trading. The company also operates in the ...

Business:

Introduction
The structure of an organisation is a very important aspect that dictates the functioning of activities in the organisation. The structure is what determines the organisation’s success and cohesion of activities and results to the effective operation. Structure leads to job and responsibility assignment and these factors are important for the division of labour and specialization which helps organisation tackle tasks in a sustainable and effective manner. Division of labour results to order and increases the effectiveness in meeting the goals and objectives of an organisation. The structure also establishes effective communication within the organisation that people could ...

Multinational organisations present serious challenges in complying with international and domestic ethical norms. Particularly, multinational organisations currently experience various complications in assuming full responsibility of their actions to the society and environment. The manner in which an organisation can effectively foster a culture of ethical code in all its countries of operations, how to education employees on the importance of complying with the set regulations, and the most effective means of meeting the intricate legal and compliance obligations are some of the main challenges that face most multinational organisation. Even though all these challenges are independent, the solution to these ...

Introduction

Mac Contract Services Limited has received a contract from Moneymusk Electric Savacentres Limited in order to provide consulting and development services related to the technology functions and process operations of the company. Based on the current status of the organisation, there are various issues pertaining to the maintenance and access of the systems, including the upgradation of the company systems and adequate maintenance of the applications and software developed within the organisation.

In this report, there will be a detailed assessment of the current functions and IT org chart for Moneymusk Electric Savacentres Limited and the importance of creating an IT ...

Contents Page

Contents Page
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Introduction
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Company Structure
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Legislation
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Code of Conduct
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Advantages of Code of Conduct
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Disadvantages of Code of Conduct
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Ethical Issues
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Conclusions
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Bibliography
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Introduction

Mac Contract Services Limited has received a contract from Moneymusk Electric Savacentres Limited in order to provide consulting and development services related to the technology functions and process operations of the company. Based on the current status of the organisation, there are various issues pertaining to the ...

Abstract

In the modern business environment, the employee has taken a central role in both management, production, sales, among other phases in the workplace. In addition, with information and a growing level of consciousness within society, it has become essential for employers to take note of the necessary employment laws, regulations and safety requirements. In the spirit of undertaking a fulfilment of the same, this paper proposes a number of laws that this organisation needs to adopt and observe through a clearly set and pre-determined mode. It is also in the recognition of the need to follow the employment law regime not only in the ...

Introduction

Capital markets and individual companies have changed the face of business through globalization. Firms have expanded their operations through new technologies that provide solutions at a low cost. Technological innovations have kept firms on their toe in the competitive world. Global markets are also putting firms at pressure to innovate and still reduce the costs of their products. This is not an easy task but it has led the companies to effectively manage the assets they have more specifically human assets and come up with more strategies other than innovation to maintain the profile in the market and cope with ...

Do you think Jill Thompson’s proposal to decentralize the rules and procedures of Bosco Plastics will work?

I would not agree with certainty that the proposal by Thompson to decentralize the rules and procedures at Bosco Plastics would work because this could lead to other problems; but I would agree that it is the most logical and appropriate means of correcting the problems mentioned in the case. The existing rules may prove appropriate for some departments within the organisation. However, some of the rules may not suite some other departments, specifically manufacturing and other functions, especially those that require collaborative efforts of multiple individuals scheduled business hours to ensure that a complete team participates throughout a work shift. ...

Re-engineering Malaysian Airlines (MAS): Who Can Save the Company

1. The business operations of an organisation play a significant role in supporting the new leader and a new strategy. The functional organisations are facing remarkable modifications and challenges. As a matter of fact the businesses are becoming increasingly concerned about the capabilities and the skills and are demanding that the leaders associated with the functions come forward and play their strategic role in this regard (Kouzes and Posner, 2012). Because of the less stability of the business environments and fierce competition in the majority of markets, the focus on flexibility and the skillfulness is increasing, because of which the focus on ...

Internal analysis of Hudson’s Bay Company

Introduction
The internal analysis of a firm enables the understanding of the internal factors that has contributed to the position that the firm is currently in. It involves the analysis of the resources of the firm and the attributes such as inbound logistics, operations, marketing, human resources management, development of technology that adds value to the organisation. The core competency analysis enables the understanding of the expertise, skills and abilities it has to maintain a competitive position in the industry. Internal analysis also enables the finding of the key success factors that are contributing to the competitive advantage of ...

An organisation can develop and manage a successful help desk that will efficiently serve the needs of the organisation. In order to achieve this, the organisation must devise and implement the best strategies that will fully complement the activities of the organisation. The end users do not care about the constraints that the organisation might be going through, they only expect to get the quality services from the help desk.
Hiring and maintaining competent work force for help desk is one key strategy of an organisation for achieving successful help desks in its operation. Help desk operators with the ...

The change styles of John Howie and Craig Lockhart

The management styles adopted by John Howie and Craig Lockhart have differences in structure and management –workers relationship. While, John was able to succeed with the aid and support of the Naval Commodore who is inclined to change, he adopted downsizing of workforce as a strategy to reduce operational cost. He was able to downsize and reduced the operational layers from seven to four. John’s management strategy was focused on cost reduction. In this scenario, John was able to reduce cost and saved £14million against a target of £3 million. However, such strategy is not workers friendly; motivation for workers ...

Employee Orientation is proposed to address the issue of high turnover of the employees working in the plant operations. Employee orientation program is a socialization process of new employees through interactive and strategic learning programs.

Encounter (induction of the employees to the organisational values, and culture) and Change and acquisition (employses socialize better through the orientation programs) are the stages of Feldman's socialization model that are influenced by an orientation program. The two key content areas of an orientation program that may reduce turnover and increase morale are the business context (understanding the strategic goals and how they are ...

One of the main reasons why Apple 5c has gathered little interest in the market compared to 5s is because of the price difference. According to critics, both phones have the same features. The difference in pricing has deterred customers from buying iPhone 5c. Pricing is essential in controlling the market share. Android-based phones and tablets concern analysts. The organisation is considering changing some of the marketing mix strategy in order to remain relevant in the marketplace. In order to maximise on this potential, the organisation will focus on changing it promotional strategies in order to make sure that ...

The concept of a safe work place principally dictates that an organisation should provide a conducive environment within its walls. In accordance with the rules and regulations of a safe workplace, an organisation should make sure the building or facilities that the workers work in are well repaired and the equipment safe and efficient. An organisation is also subjected to making sure all risks that workers might face are well protected, and in the same time provide conducive space to work in and for movement. In wet places, an organisation is meant to have good drainage that will protect the workers (Hopwood, ...

Organizational structure is the manner in which the tasks of the employees are divided, coordinated or grouped to ensure the smooth running and functionality of the institution by providing an environment that the members of staff feel comfortable to achieve the set goals and objectives. This is in relation to the vision and mission statement of the company or workplace. The organizational structures are either categorized into a traditional hierarchical organization or high execution organizations. Different institutions change their organizational structures for various reasons. The reasons vary from trying to keep up with the changing organizational changes, developing a ...

Introduction

With the phenomenal growth of the Internet witnessed today, the greatest concern for the modern user is the security of their private data. Computers all over the world have interconnected to form a global network of personal, institutional, business, and corporate systems sharing massive amounts of data. The Internet has provided a platform for sharing personal, financial, medical, and many other forms of very important private data.
The users transmit this data from one computer to the other through the public telecommunication links and systems such as telecommunications. This is where serious danger in terms of data theft, exposure of ...

Management and Leadership Development

Introduction
Competitions among organizations are tight these days. The success or failure of the company’s market edge in the industry largely depends on the effectiveness of their respective management teams. Management effectiveness includes, but is not limited to, creativeness and the ability to think outside of the box. Resourcefulness and strategic skills are essential in determining ways to outsmart the competitors in today’s global industry. In this paper, readers would get to learn about the techniques and strategies to manage global organizations effectively. Readers will learn the competitors’ edge over one company in relation to management ...

Introduction

Organisations must have the best talent in the increasingly competitive world. The business world is not only competitive but has become even globalised in its economy. Besides the awareness by organisations to hire, develop and retain talent, managements also know they must program to utilise human talent as a critical resource to achieve the best possible results. Few organisations, however, still possess adequate supply of talent or have fully succeeded in achieving a fit between the organisational objectives and its environment (Saba & Martin, 2008 October). Ideally, the principle concept for today’s management is to do more with less. This paper ...

What if anything, Sony should do to turn around the sales of PS3?

Sony should carry out extensive research about its market and the nature of products that consumers want. Research is the process of collection and analysis of data through a systematic method. In order for a research, to be effective it has to be based on an objective or several objectives. The two main types of research are qualitative and quantitative. Qualitative research entails the collection of data that are of non – numerical form. On the other hand, quantitative research involves the collection of data that are of numerical form. There are several ways through which a research can collect data (Burrow, 2012). ...

This essay will consider the five bases of power within the case study organisation as well as the potential nature of the relationship between dependency and power.

Fives Bases of Power

Sources within the literature commonly define five bases of power including, legitimate, reward, coercive expert, referent, and information based sources of power (Robbins and Judge, 2007). These bases of power may be seen in the context of the case study with each of the members of the team making use of different sources of power. In the first instance, it is the marketing manager who in the scenario holds the legitimate sources ...

Tetra Pak is a leading industry in the packaging and food processing industry. The company has utilized innovative strategies such as aseptic technology and integrated food processing machines into being a leader in innovation, providing excitement to its customers, and producing a wide range in offerings. The paper recommends some ways the company can use to segment its products, and at the same time market them. Factors to be considered during marketing would also be analysed. The importance of the environmental approach in Tetra Pak will be considered with an analysis of the importance of having a positive corporate image. In conclusion, the ...

Kotter and Rathgeber, in their simple fable, Our Iceberg is Melting, described a scenario which involves leading through change. The authors’ fable has a lot of lessons for leaders who wish to lead successful organisational changes. According to Kotter and Rathgeber, successful organisational change requires a step by step approach. The authors suggested an eight-step procedure for leading organisational change. The authors used a colony of penguins as the characters in their fable. The Penguins, unknowingly, employed the eight-step procedure to implement a successful change. According to the authors, a challenge which is well-handled can lead one to prosperity ...

1. Introduction
Oman Oil Company (OCC) is one of the biggest commercial organizations of Oman, undertaken by the Government of the country. The company was set up in 1966, headquartered in Muscat, Oman (Oman-oil.com, 2016). Pursuing the investment opportunities in oil and gas and other energy sectors, Oman Oil Company has become one of the leading companies of Sultanate of Oman. Identifying the investment opportunities both inside and outside the country, the company has developed an impressive HRM to manage the organizational operations affirmatively. The HRM of the organization supports the employees to deliver their best performance for organizational ...

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Analysis of Sherpin’s Markets Key Order-Winners

The table shows the key factors in order-winners in the market of Sherpin, which is a strategic business unit within Northrop Industries. Jim Heaton, sales manager, explained that every project they make is designed specifically to meet the technical requirements of the customer (Hill 2000).
2. Operations

- The operators in the production section are extensively trained in the use of techniques such as statistical process control (SPC) in order to ensure that quality standards are met.

Purchasing

- In the past years, the company held buffer and stocks for future demands so that the operation would not be ...

Project management is a system/contingency approach to organization and management; it applies elements of classical and behavioral management and helps to achieve the goal. In the case of ‘project firecracker’ the proposal given by Tom Zuma must have been approached at a strategic level and the following should have been done to conclude whether the option should be accepted or turned down.
It is important to involve a single, defendable purpose or end item which needs to be delivered at the end of a project and therefore there should have been a clear-cut expectation setting done with Tom in terms of cost, schedule, ...

Introduction

Electronic commerce involves buying and selling of products over electronic systems. The electronic systems which offer the channel for trading electronically include the internet and other computer networks. Electronic trading has risen in the recent past greatly. Electronic commerce goes hand in hand with the following innovations; electronic funds transfer, supply chain management, internet marketing, online transaction processing, electronic data interchange, inventory management and the automated data collection systems. The process of trading is done electronically for virtual contents but physical transportation of the items is also involved at some point of trade. (Sandy, 1998)

Risks associated with implementing the electronic commerce

There are several types ...

Introduction

Changing a mindset is extremely difficult, especially for a person who is juggling all of the commitments of a busy life—a full-time job, family obligations, showing up for social occasions, and the like. It seems to be simple human nature to go along in life making incremental changes, but never really examining the underlying assumptions that our days are based upon. Entrepreneurs may have certain character attributes that give them the capacity to distance themselves from the urgent—what to wear, who to hire, how to soothe the boss—to focus on the truly important—what is meaningful, ...

A.) Daisy can file an unfair dismissal complaint against her previous employer, The Chopping Block. As an employee for 14 years with the company covering the years 2002 and 2016, there was no justification for her dismissal based on the grounds of for lateness and rudeness to staff and customers in February 2016. In fact, Daisy was not given a fair notice that the question of her dismissal for incapacity was being considered by the employer, and she was not afforded an opportunity of being heard or to explain her side. The reinstatement of the discharged employee is the ...

The International Management Group (IMG) is an organisation that is responsible for the identification, recruitment, and management of talent throughout the world. IMG has its headquarters in New York City. The company was established more than fifty years and it has grown to include branches in more than twenty-five countries. The Creative Artists Agency is an American talent organisation founded in 1975. Like the International Management Group, this organisation is responsible for the identification, recruitment, and management of talented people. The purpose of this paper is to investigate contract law in regards to the Creative Artists Agency and The ...

Critically evaluate the macro and micro-competitive environments facing airline companies using module and framework?

For the micro-competitive environment, I will be analysing Ryanair against The Five Forces Framework. Under this framework, the competitive rivalry is linked to threats from potential entrants, bargaining power of buyers, threat from substitutes, and bargaining power of suppliers. The threat from potential entrants is relative less due to the nature of the aviation industry. The major reason being the capital required to start a new airlines. Any new entrant will have a well thought of strategy to take on Ryanair. From the case study it seems they have most of the things correct. Any new entrant, besides the capital requirement, ...

Management

Human behaviour is intrinsic to say the least and certain unintentional actions by a person can reveal the state of that person. Human behaviour is influenced by culture, attitudes, emotions, values, ethics, authority, rapport and so on. A person can become aggressive when he or she is faced with an unsettling situation, and their aggressiveness need not necessarily be in the form of physical or vocal outbursts. It can be in the form of non-cooperation, or by showing signs of anxiety and restlessness. Elizabeth Hutchinson (2011), in Dimensions of Human Behavior, looks at certain theories that can be applied to ...

Executive Summary

Enterprise Company is a rental car company thatprioritizes customer service and satisfaction in order to grow its profits. It operates in five countries. It offers a wide range of services to both its corporate and individual clients. The company has a sound management system and decision-making system. Its services are also geared towards environmental conservation with its fleet of environmentally friendly cars.It monitors customer satisfaction closely and use it as a basis of promoting its employees. Feedback that is obtained from its clients is used to improve the services of the company. The company also seeks to create value by being responsive to ...

- Many students of the second city training centre are business people looking to gain skills for the corporate context. What skills from second city would be valuable to a business person?
There are many skills to be learned from Second City. One of the most important skills is how to identify and make use of talent. All of the actors and managers in Second City are very talented and it is their skills that make Second City the icon it is today.
The management in Second City also focusses on the goals of the company to maintain a ...

1. The name of the organisation, the industry it operates in and the issue relevant to ethics and corporate governance with which it was connected.
a. What were the conditions at the organisation that led to this example of poor corporate governance? (5 marks)
b. What were the outcomes for the board of directors, the shareholders, the staff of the organisation, its customers and the general public? (5 marks)
The processes and structures for control and direction of firms is corporate governance. It is concerned with the associations between board of directors, management, control of major ...

Definition

Drought can be defined as weather related disaster where there is a continuous and consistent shortfall of moisture within the atmosphere enough to cause undesirable effects on the ecosystem within a given area over a given period of time. (Warwick, 1975) Drought is caused by a lack of precipitation over a long period of time that results in water shortage leading to adverse effects in the environment affecting plants, animals and humans. What is considered drought in one part of the world may not be considered drought in a different place. For instance what is considered drought in the Congo Rain Forests where rains are ...

Analysis

The chief executive officer of the company is Gill Reihana who is also the owner of the business. When he started the business, he wanted to maintain a relaxed working environment where creativity was cultivated. He employed young individuals based on how they understood his vision. This created an informal setting, which brought problems especially in the accounts department. To counter this, he employed a more professional staff with experience.

The CEO still maintained the relaxed atmosphere allowing junior staff to attend senior management meetings and encouraging sharing of information within the organisation. The senior management have different personalities and approaches ...

Traidos Bank and Roche’s Drug Trial in China

Introduction
An organisation or a firm can set standards that may determine what is good or bad while making decisions. These are the ethics of an organisation, knowing what is right and wrong and deliberately choosing to do the right thing. Traidos bank prides itself on being ethical. It is guided by having six principles. The principles are, promoting sustainable development in everything that they do, respecting and obeying the laws of any country that they work in, respecting human right regardless of race and culture, respecting the environment by discouraging negative influence, being accountable for anything that they ...

Effect of Chipotle’s new strategies

Effect of Chipotle’s new strategies

Introduction -

Chipotle has so far secured the industry leader position by positioning itself as a food chain that sources fresh products and natural ingredients. The recent E.coli outbreak that made 55 people sick led to drop in sales of the organisation. The company is now taking steps to strengthen its market position and survive competition (Newman & Jargon, 2016).

Porter’s Five Force Model Analysis of Chipotle

Threat of new entrants - (High) - In the fast casual food industry the threat of new entrant is very high as there are less entry barriers and a food business requires low start-up costs. The ...

Introduction

An organisation is composed of people and they have the power to make or break it. If they feel associated and motivated, people can go an extra mile to see the organisation succeed. Alternatively, if they feel alienated and ignored, they will completely detach themselves. So, managing the human resource is very important for any company. The case of Wheeler Motor Services Ltd is one such example. The objective of this paper is to act as a management consultant, and provide consultation and advice for Richard Wheeler so that he can make difficult decisions that will in turn contain ...

Introduction

Fashion companies experience a stiff competition. Since every business is designing new and different products to have an upper hand on the market. Organizational effectiveness is the efficiency which an Organisation has to achieve its primary objectives. Organization effectiveness implies that a firm can achieve its target effect without wasting its resources.
The target profitability compared to net profitability is the fundamental measure of the effectiveness of a given Organisation or business. Adaptation to a particular dynamic environment in an individual organization will determine its achievement and sustainability significantly. Assessing organizational effectiveness will focus on the following factors:

Leadership

Organizational ...

This case pertains to Metropolitan hospital, a small 2 year old hospital that has a relatively tiny workforce of 235 people. It is a 60 bedded hospital and is very efficient. The hospital board has decided to increase its capacity from 60 to 190 beds within one year; they also plan to recruit the workforce that would be required to handle such an expansion. Clara Hawkins, the hospital administrator, is against this decision as she feels that this proposed expansion would reduce the efficiency of the hospital. She feels that it would be difficult to find such a talented, dedicated and hardworking team ...

Analysis

The case study talks about Maryam Qureshi who is a very hard working lady.At the beginning, she has an outstanding performance report at her place of work. She arrives at work on time and does her duties efficiently and with a lot of determination.The management of the organisation was satisfied with her work until she started showing some change in behaviour. She reported late at her work place and also wasted a lot of time during lunch breaks.She frequently returned late from lunch breaks. Her supervisor, Haleema noticedthat Maryam had difficulty in completing her assigned tasks. She also faced a lot of difficulty ...

- Is recruiting nurses from abroad a good idea for U.S hospitals facing worker shortages?
While recruiting from other nations might help fulfil the dearth of nurses faced by U.S hospitals currently, such recruitment can have unintended effects of local unemployment in the country itself unless they are matched by funding and training of domestic nurses to match requirements in the future. This increases domestic discontent, fall in the image of the organisation and have effects on visa regulation as has been seen after 9/11.
However till domestic workforce can meet the demand, the U.S hospitals will have ...

The density of the older workers is increasing in the workplaces, pushing the average age of the workforce to higher levels. The implications of older employees’ presence are wide ranging. The current debates on the benefits of having older people in the organization unearth advantages and disadvantages. There are plenty of arguments for the presence of elder employees in the organization, equally there are criticisms too. First is, experienced and older employees may diminish the opportunities for younger workers. The presence of older workers in the workplace increases the generational span, which challenges the employers with difficulty to manage different ...

Introduction

Branding is an important marketing function that helps companies differentiate their products and position their products better (Hunger & Wheelen, 2007). Himalaya Shampoo is a product Himalaya Drug company, India. The Indian shampoo market has grown in leaps and bounds and this presents the company with several marketing opportunities. It uses the differentiated strategy to establish itself in the Indian market.

Background of the relationship between the organisation and the industry context

Himalaya Drug company offers Ayurvedic generic drugs and solutions which enable consumers to avail high quality and natural products like soaps and shampoos. The industry for these products is growing as the standard of living, spending capacity and awareness about ...

Executive Summary

One Tel Communications was the fourth largest telecommunications company in Australia. It touches on matters regarding poor management, fraudulent misstatements, the use of remuneration packages for self-interest and lack of regard of accounting policies and legal regulations. These, together with other factors, have led the company to liquidation in 2001.
This report summarizes the key facts from the start of the company business, its capital structure, the people involved in the accounting scandal, the auditing scenario, factors that contributed to the business failure, the audit risks existing at that time, to the conclusion and possible audit procedures that ...

Element of business

Introduction
Business functions and operations can be defined on a basis on relevant rationale within which an establishment is projected through specific operational models. In order to enhance business success, important attributes need to be out into consideration through major enhancement of integrating the required reasoning and well guided measures in the overall business structure. In this analysis, we discuss the ideal business elements and how they are relevant in a business and its overall performance levels.

Basic legal, social and economic environments

Basic Legal
For any organizations to function in a state it has to confine to the countries laws and regulations. For a multi-national company ...

Question One

Workplace alienation is the feeling of indifference or detachment from the job, work or position held by an individual in an organisation. This is depicted by the employee’s lack of concern on what happens at the organisation as well as the feeling that their job and positions held are not significant to other aspects of their lives. This lack of connection to one’s work affects the general output of an individual at the workplace and impacts negatively to others. Some of the causes of alienation at the workplace include the lack of involvement and association especially in ...

People's Moujahedin Organization of Iran v. United States Department of State, 613 F.3d 220, (D.C. Cir. 2010)

The petitioners are The People’s Moujahedin Organization of Iran, hereinafter PMOI. They are an organization based in Iran that were declared a Foreign Terrorism Organization, hereinafter FTO under the provisions of the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act hereinafter AEDPA. The respondent to the petition is the United States Department of State who are charged by AEDPA with the duty of designating an organisation has an FTO and later on reviewing the designation in the application of the provisions as to revocation ...

What need theories would explain why Samuel Gibson was unhappy despite his high income?

People (employees) are the most valuable asset to any organisation; consequently, management of people in the workplace is a fundamental part in the management process. It is essential to have an inclusive harmonization between the human element and the organization in order to understand the critical importance of people. Many organizations have realized that average worker is the major source of productivity and quality gains. Organizations that have mastered the art of motivating their employees have the most powerful tools for achieving extra-ordinary results. Satisfied employees arm themselves with confidence that induce them to stay longer, commit more to the ...

Introduction

Climate change and environmental pollutions are the sole reasons for adoption of the green economy in the world. This forms the basic rubric upon which the Australian case study is based. This paper adopts an analytic point of view into the Australian case by investigating the reception of the green jobs economy in the country. The paper describes what green jobs are and their role in the economy of the country. Questioning of the global and the Australian stand in as far as adopting the green jobs policy is also given a highlight. The paper also develops an insightful enquiry ...

Strategic Planning Process Issues

Steve Cantwell, the external consultant hired by Mueller-O’Keefe Home. His task was to assist Mueller-O’Keefe in developing a long-term plan for the house, which would plan further capital development and consider the possibility of including new services. Steve Cantwell’s analysis of the situation and the method of evaluation is consistent with the strategic planning process. Thus, he spent significant amount of time analyzing external market environment and the internal situation in Mueller-O’Keefe. His suggestions were made with consideration of the organizational capabilities and the alternatives available in the market.

However, the process used by Cantwell lacks a ...

1. Do EMR and CPOE systems seem to have the potential to help Mountain View achieve its goals of achieving high-quality care and containment? Support you answers with examples of how you think these goals may not or may not be achieved.
The EMR and CPOE have mechanisms that can help the MVCH achieve its goals and objectives as they make the process of administering services to different patients easier. They facilitate the service delivery process and ensure that there is proper data storage which can be easily accessed when needed. The EMR and CPOE also reduces the ...

Financial Contracting

Introduction

According to Hart, (2001), financial contracting refers to the theory where there is a compromise between the investor and the entrepreneur in matters relating to running the business. An entrepreneur can obtain capital from various sources that are: personal savings, angel, venture, private, banks, and credit unions. In this paper, the source of capital is venture capital financing which is whereby an investor provides capital to a start up entrepreneur that has no operating history. However, Ellingsen & Kristiansen, (2010), proved that financial contracts might prove disadvantageous to one party hence the need to select a specific type of financial contract that ...

“Lincoln Electric Company has a mission of attaining and preserving international competence as a supplier of superior equipments and products with the highest quality (lincolnelectric).” The origin of the company is in Cleveland, Ohio, where the owner Mr. Lincoln began operations in 1895 making and distributing electrodes and welding equipment (Hastings, 1999). The founder invested a capital of $200 and from that it has managed to grow over the years into being the largest manufacturer of welding machines and electrodes employing over 8000 people. Even though it started operations in an economy that was in a depression and with many competitors, it has ...

Introduction

The charity organization has been selling donated products to the middle and low class people within its locality. Most of the operations in the shops are done manually. This leads to some items staying longer than they should in the shops thereby being scrapped. Determination of stocks has also been a problem as some shops are under stocked while others are overstocked. This results into goods being moved from one shop to another which is very costly. This has been attributed to the fact that there is any proper stock management system. The physical space for stocking the items or ...