Essays on Mathur

Vodafone

Vodafone

The move to sell Verizon does not fit the better-off and best alternative tests, which require that a business unit should gain competitive advantage from its link with the firm. The test requires that the company as a whole must be financially more valuable with the offering than without it (Mathur & Kenyon, 2008). Selling Verizon is likely to affect the unit cost of other offerings considering that data and voice services often go hand in hand. Vodafone and Verizon are interdependent and hence the decision to sell Verizon must not be separately analyzed. Being without Verizon is not ...

Ganesan (2007, p.1) defined working capital management as a company’s best strategy for its continued sustainability since it uses short-term financing strategies to fund everyday operations (Ajibolade and Sankay, 2013, p.233). The pecking order theory believes that internal financing is the best alternative but it can result to conflicts between corporate liquidity and profitability (Ajibolade and Sankay, 2013, p.234). The reason for this is that the company’s internal funding may not be enough to fund the period between the purchase of inventories or raw materials until the collection of receivables (Gill, Biger, and Mathur, 2010, p.1). Having ...

Wave and Wind Power Generation

Wind Physics Basics Wind is atmospheric air which is in motion Energy Source The earth surface absorbs solar radiation differently. Some parts absorb more radiation than other. This creates pressure zones. As a result of pressure, air moves from high-pressure zones to low-pressure zones. This causes atmospheric air motion known as wind. Wind is a renewable source of energy. It is constantly available free of charge (Bhattacharyya, 2011).

Spatial scales

Atmospheric air motion can be categorized depending in terms of spatial scale. Four spatial scales identified include planetary scale, synoptic scale, mesoscale, and microscale. There are various types of spatial scales ...

Human Resource System Development for the Company

Introduction In order to stand out in the market, the company needs to develop its systems regularly in order stay relevant in the industry against the cutthroat competition. In the current world, technology is rampant, and it changes day-to-day affecting the businesses differently (Soundly, 2015). As a result, the company needs to be all round when it comes to development whether it comes to financial issues, human resource, information technology and its future success prospects (Mathur 1).

Need of the project

The company needs to upgrade its systems now and then. As a result, as a project manager, we saw the future prospects ...