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Please Use your keyboard (Don't use handwriting) MGT 201 I need new and unique answers, please....

Please Use your keyboard (Don't use handwriting)

MGT 201

I need new and unique answers, please. (Use your own words, don't copy and paste)

Today, there is a great multitude and varieties of new products available in stores and online, from which consumers can choose. Think about the new products you've seen in the past two or three years, then choose a new product from any category.

Questions       (2×5 = 10 Marks)

  1. How would you define the attributes and benefits of the chosen product?
  2. Define the core, actual, and augmented product benefits.
  3. Briefly describe the steps in the new product development process.
  4. Each product will have a life cycle, although its exact shape and length are not known in advance. Explain each step in the PLC.
  5. What are the dimensions upon which a company manages its product portfolio?

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total compensation plans for two organization. The organizations must be in different industries, have different employee...

total compensation plans for two organization. The organizations must be in different industries, have different employee groups, and utilize different pay strategies.

Assess direct and indirect reward plans available to two types of employee positions. The total reward plans that are offered The similarities and differences that exist among the plans How well each organization's reward plan supports expectations

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Why was it difficult for Dell to sustain its competitive advantage? Using an appropriate framework, evaluate...

Why was it difficult for Dell to sustain its competitive advantage?

Using an appropriate framework, evaluate the PC hardware industry at the time of Dell’s entry. Was it an attractive industry?

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how does a manufacturing manager choose between a line process a workcenter process a project process...

how does a manufacturing manager choose between a line process a workcenter process a project process a continuous process and a manifacturing cell process? describe one each would be chosen and provide specific examples

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Ch. 10: Which of the stages of the traditional family life cycle are the most lucrative...

Ch. 10: Which of the stages of the traditional family life cycle are the most lucrative for these businesses: a) group chat live rooms like talkee.com, b) Club Med vacation, c) Disney World resort, d) Winnebago motor homes. Copy their ads, determine their target demographics, and explain your answers. •Traditional Family Life Cycle –Stage I: Bachelors –Stage II: Honeymooners –Stage III: Parents –Stage IV: Post-parenthood –Stage V: Dissolution

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The overall strategy of a company directly impacts its HR practices. Discuss, and give specific examples...

The overall strategy of a company directly impacts its HR practices. Discuss, and give specific examples of, various HR practices that should be used related to the following three business strategies: growth strategy, stability strategy, and reduction strategy.

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MARKETING Integrating All Four Ps Describe a company that you believe represents the 4Ps well in...

MARKETING

Integrating All Four Ps

  • Describe a company that you believe represents the 4Ps well in its response to the COVID-19 virus. Provide at least one specific example of a P that shows why you believe this company is successful in the current environment.
  • Describe a company that you believe does not do well putting the 4Ps into practice in response to the COVID-19 virus. Using the 4Ps, provide at least one example of why you believe the company is struggling in the current environment.
  • What recommendations would you give the company who is struggling with their 4Ps to better focus on the current environment with COVID-19?

Search the Internet for an article that supports your position and post the link in your discussion, using APA or SWS formatting,

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Answer the following question through the prism of before the current economic downturn related to the...

Answer the following question through the prism of before the current economic downturn related to the coronavirus:

You are the HR director for a restaurant group that owns 20 restaurants and employs around 1,000 people. All of the restaurants are located in New Orleans, LA. Due to economic conditions, change in tastes of its customers, and rising food costs, the company will have to close five of its restaurants, resulting in significant layoffs. How would you go about "rightsizing" this organization? What are the ethical and legal issues to consider?

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Please Use your keyboard (Don't use handwriting) MGT 311 I need new and unique answers, please....

Please Use your keyboard (Don't use handwriting)

MGT 311

I need new and unique answers, please. (Use your own words, don't copy and paste)

Please re-write my answer by using another words.. I need new and unique answers, please. (Use your own words, don't copy and paste)

  1. Describe the nature of operations management in the following organizations. In doing this, first describe the operation process of the production system. Second, identify operations decisions. (Marks 3) (word count maximum:500)
  • A paper manufacturing
  • An internal design office

  1. Suppose that a firm is considering moving from a batch process to an assembly-line process to better meet evolving market needs. What concerns might the following functions have about this proposed process change: marketing, finance, human resources, accounting, and information systems? (Marks 1) (word count maximum: 150)

  1. Take a tour of the Soap Factory and describe the process used? (Marks 1) (word count maximum: 100)

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Please re-write my answer by using another words.. I need new and unique answers, please. (Use your own words, don't copy and paste)

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A paper manufacturing organization:

The operations process here will have the entire supply chain comprising of sourcing to inventory management to production to finished goods storage to dispatch. The production process will be a major operations area that will involve issue of raw material from stock to the flow of this material through different processes at plant. There would be WIP/inventory at the end of each process step. Finally the end product will be packed as per specifications post inspection and stored for dispatch to customers.

There will be several decisions required to be taken here like what kind of raw material inventory to keep and the reorder points for the same, what capacity planning to be done depending on the demand, the processes/machines to be run as per the timelines and monthly targets defined, the internal mapping of manpower to processes, the output to be dispatched at the right time to the customers will all quality specifications met

An internal design office: An internal design office will be service organization working for clients to provide designs be it for architectural purposes or for home furnishing industry, etc. Here the operation process will be more streamlined and simpler where based on customer requirements, there will be team assigned to work on software to come up with the required design. One change here that we will see compared to a paper manufacturing organization is that even when the design is made, it can undergo iterations basis feedback received from customers.

The operations decisions will largely be on the expected timelines for creating a design, the manpower required to finish the project, the requirement for additional tools/software to aid in completion of work, etc.

2.

Marketing: Marketing may see this as an internal shift of thought process and their outgoing communication to stakeholders need to be aligned accordingly

Finance will see this as a change in the operating model and the MIS and operating performance need to be tracked likewise so that the accountability for the profitability of different work centers is not compromised

Human resources may feel concerned about the existing manpower and the skills they possess whether adequate to make this move

Accounting will need to look at the costs in a different manner compared to what was being done in a batch process and align with Finance

Information systems will need an overhaul as there would be a major ERP change due to this

3.

A soap factory is a manufacturing unit which has raw materials procured from different vendors, the raw materials are stored in a central location, issued in batches for production based on demand outlook and manufactured at different steps. The end product is then packed in the packing dept. and post inspection stored in batched ready to be dispatched to distributors/sellers

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develop intial interview questions. staffing services believes that a half hour interview will be appropriatw, with...

develop intial interview questions. staffing services believes that a half hour interview will be appropriatw, with about 3 minutes per interview questions. they would like 5 behavioral interview questions and 5 situational interview questions. each interview querstion should have a very specific ksao target as shown in the example

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Think of about 5 colleagues from work who are approximately the same age, race, gender as...

Think of about 5 colleagues from work who are approximately the same age, race, gender as you. List 5 categories in which you are diverse. (The point of the question is for you to think of diversity in a broader more inclusive way.)

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Obtaining reimbursement for services provided involves not only the clinical team but staff in the business...

Obtaining reimbursement for services provided involves not only the clinical team but staff in the business office. These staff include billers and coders, who each have a specific role when it comes to receiving payment for services rendered. Medical billing clerks interpret medical codes and submit bills to insurance companies, patients, and other agencies for medical services. A medical coding specialist is part of the medical records billing department of a healthcare organization, such as a hospital or a clinic. The coding specialist classifies diagnoses and procedures to facilitate billing and reimbursement from Medicare or health insurance companies. It is very important that each one does their job correctly. The medical coding specialist will be the focus of this discussion question.

You have just been hired as the coding supervisor for Big Wheel General Hospital. You were warned before taking the job that there were some issues with the department. However, you decided you were up to the challenge. Your first task, and probably most important, is to review the noted areas of deficiencies and provide a memorandum to the HIMS Director, Betty Kline, on which are the top two issues to focus on first and strategies to correct the issues.

These are the issues you have identified:

Not coding at the highest level.

Bad documentation/Missing documentation.

Not having access to the provider.

Failing to use current/updated code sets.

Under and overcoding.

Unbundling.

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Five Forces Analysis question about IMAX: Please discuss- What are the bargaining power of IMAX's suppliers...

Five Forces Analysis question about IMAX: Please discuss- What are the bargaining power of IMAX's suppliers and buyers?

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Put together a data collection plan for errors generated in a hospital. This may be a...

Put together a data collection plan for errors generated in a hospital. This may be a group activity. You may choose either medical or administrative errors or both based on your experience.

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PLY is a large consulting company that specializes in systems analysis and design. The company has...

PLY is a large consulting company that specializes in systems analysis and design. The company has over 2,000 employees and first-quarter revenues reached $15 million. The company prides itself on maintaining an 85 percent success rate for all project implementations. The primary reason attributed to the unusually high project success rate is the company’s ability to define accurate, complete, and high-quality business requirements.

You are interested in implementing a new payroll system. The current payroll process is manual and takes three employees two days each month to complete. You have chosen to outsource the entire procurement, customization, and installation of the new payroll system to PLY. The first thing you need to do is define the initial business requirements so PLY can begin work.

PROJECT FOCUS:

  • Review the testimony of three cafe employees who have detailed the current payroll process along with their wish list for the new system (MaryJaneKittredge.doc, JoanTahoe.doc, TedWhitaker.doc).
  • Review the Characteristics of Good Business Requirements document (BusinessRequirements. doc) that highlights several techniques you can use to develop solid business requirements.
  • After careful analysis, create a report detailing the business requirements for the new system. Be sure to list any assumptions, issues, or questions in your document.

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