What mitigation preparedness role does the private sector have in terms of Homeland Security? Do you believe that the private sector learn lessons from the 9/11 terrorist attack?
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Try to find examples for Hilton of
A. Strategic Philanthropy
1. What are the core competencies and resources used to address key stakeholders’ interests to achieve both organisational and social benefit?
2. What are the social benefits and drawbacks associated with this philanthropy? To what extent do they benefits outweigh the risks
B. Causal Marketing
3. What are the links to the organisations products and the social concern? To what extent do you believe this to be a good marketing program?
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Question:
A TV manufacturer has currently two factories in the US; Iowa and Kansas; and serves to 5 markets: Northeast, Southeast, Midwest, South and West
Iowa has a capacity of 1M, and Kansas has 1.5M.
Each TV sells for $750. It’s expected that the demand will grow within the nextfew years.
Thus, the firm plans to open a new factory in ONE of the two possible locations: Texas OR Indiana, each has a capacity of 1.5M for production
Annual variable cost (i.e. production and shipping) per TV, fixed cost at each location and the demand are given in the Excel provided.
The manufacturer wants to maximize its profit. Which new factory location, Texas OR Indiana, should the firm consider? Explain why?
Input Data | Sale price => | $750 | ||||||
Variable Cost (Production and Shipping) ($/unit) | Annual Fixed Cost (million $) | Capacity '000s units | ||||||
Northeast | Southeast | Midwest | South | West | ||||
Iowa | 185 | 180 | 175 | 175 | 200 | 150 | 1000 | |
Kansas | 170 | 190 | 180 | 200 | 220 | 200 | 1500 | |
Texas | 180 | 180 | 185 | 185 | 215 | 200 | 1500 | |
Indiana | 220 | 220 | 195 | 195 | 175 | 200 | 1500 | |
Demand ('000 units) | 1050 | 600 | 600 | 450 | 900 | |||
Decision Variables and Constraints | ||||||||
Quantity Shipped | ||||||||
Northeast | Southeast | Midwest | South | West | Open/Close (1/0) | Capacity Constraints | Profit | |
Iowa | ||||||||
Kansas | ||||||||
Texas | ||||||||
Indiana | ||||||||
Demand constraints=> | ||||||||
Answer=> | Objective Function => |
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2. What ethical considerations do you have when in a contractual relationship? (Hint: There are two factors in making business decisions. Law. Statutes and Court decisions, and ethics. Discuss how ethics should be a consideration in making business decisions.).
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Outline the purpose of the Labour Market Information Portal and give two examples of information included in the Portal that can assist with workforce planning.
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In quality control, statistical process control (SPC ) is often employed to analyze the process capability in manufacturing or service operations. Explain the following with an example each :
There are 3 machines in your factory which can produce a ruler. The rulers as produced has a spread in length between 12.5 thru 12.4 inch.
The standard deviation of the 3 machines are
* 0.15
* 0.09
* 0.13
Please calculate the respective process capabilities
Given the standard deviation of the 3 machines are as follows, calculate the process capability of each machine. Which of the 3 machines has the best process capability index ?
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Analyze how you should adjust to present yourself in the most excellent way to your employer in a job interview (the company you researched in Unit 4: EY)
Write about the different characteristics to adjust for in
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For years, Coca-Cola Corporation did not enter India since the government wanted some kind of disclosure of their trade secrets. Why are trade secrets so important and what happens if a licensee or a government gains access to the licensor's trade secret?For years, Coca-Cola Corporation did not enter India since the government wanted some kind of disclosure of their trade secrets. Why are trade secrets so important and what happens if a licensee or a government gains access to the licensor's trade secret?
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"Many high-tech measures are being. Industry insiders believe that embracing big data and AI will become an important direction for the future development of the catering industry applied in our restaurants," said Hou Mingjing, marketing director of Shandong Camry Commercial Group. "Our staff has been cut from over a dozen to just four after the robot chefs were introduced, and we also have food delivery robots in more than 20 of our restaurants."
The robot chefs can automatically add oil and seasonings, take good control of the heat and fried rice can be ready in less than three minutes. The robots can cook over 30 dishes, including the most popular black pepper and garlic flavored beef fried rice, tomato fried Japanese noodles and spicy noodles. The whole dining process is touchless. Customers order food on their mobile phones or on in-store tablet computers and then take their own meals.
Industry insiders believe that embracing big data and AI will become an important direction for the future development of the catering industry. It is also an effective method to save costs and improve service quality.
A fast food company in Jinan went online to serve customers via a WeChat program during the epidemic. The move received a surprising welcome from nearby white collars, who no longer need to wait for food inside the eatery.
"We were inspired and planned to set up thermal cabinets in some office buildings. Customers can order food in advance and we will deliver the food to the cabinets," said Song Yefei with the company.
Many restaurant chains in China have also expanded their service online and stepped up efforts to develop semi-cooked or ready-to-serve food, as well as promoted their products in shopping malls or via live streaming to lure cooped-up foodies.
"We suffered huge losses amid the epidemic. But we are gradually recovering with more restaurants open these days. We stay confident in the future as the consumption market in China is very big," said Hou.
As the epidemic recedes and work and production resumption gains momentum, Chinese consumers' buying appetite inhibited by the epidemic is rebounding.
research to understand customers' perception and attitude towards the application of AI and online communication in their restaurant services.
Question
1.Specify the Management dilemma, management decision question(s) and the research questions of this research project.
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AZRB is a road bridge construction company. The company plan to build a major road bridge for its new project. Table shows the process sequence and other related data for the major road bridge development.
Table :Activities to construct the bridge, estimated time and crashing cost.
Activity |
Predecessor |
Time Estimates (Days) |
Cost (RM per day) |
Crash cost (RM per day) |
|
||
Optimistic |
Most Likely |
Pessimistic |
Maximum crash time (days) |
||||
a |
m |
b |
|||||
A |
- |
65 |
73 |
90 |
100 |
150 |
6 |
B |
A |
20 |
27 |
40 |
80 |
120 |
6 |
C |
A |
46 |
50 |
66 |
110 |
165 |
10 |
D |
B, C |
33 |
40 |
50 |
80 |
120 |
4 |
E |
B |
15 |
22 |
35 |
90 |
135 |
5 |
F |
D, E |
50 |
71 |
80 |
130 |
195 |
3 |
G |
D |
25 |
40 |
85 |
100 |
150 |
5 |
H |
F,G |
15 |
30 |
45 |
90 |
145 |
7 |
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Assess Air National’s current strategy in relation to its external and competitive environment and how HRM in the organization supports this.
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How might changes in the net neutrality rules directly impact businesses?
How might the proposed changes indirectly affect businesses through their customer base?
How, if at all, should the rules controlling “net neutrality” be modified? Explain fully.
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"Many high-tech measures are being. Industry insiders believe that embracing big data and AI will become an important direction for the future development of the catering industry applied in our restaurants," said Hou Mingjing, marketing director of Shandong Camry Commercial Group. "Our staff has been cut from over a dozen to just four after the robot chefs were introduced, and we also have food delivery robots in more than 20 of our restaurants."
The robot chefs can automatically add oil and seasonings, take good control of the heat and fried rice can be ready in less than three minutes. The robots can cook over 30 dishes, including the most popular black pepper and garlic flavored beef fried rice, tomato fried Japanese noodles and spicy noodles. The whole dining process is touchless. Customers order food on their mobile phones or on in-store tablet computers and then take their own meals.
Industry insiders believe that embracing big data and AI will become an important direction for the future development of the catering industry. It is also an effective method to save costs and improve service quality.
A fast food company in Jinan went online to serve customers via a WeChat program during the epidemic. The move received a surprising welcome from nearby white collars, who no longer need to wait for food inside the eatery.
"We were inspired and planned to set up thermal cabinets in some office buildings. Customers can order food in advance and we will deliver the food to the cabinets," said Song Yefei with the company.
Many restaurant chains in China have also expanded their service online and stepped up efforts to develop semi-cooked or ready-to-serve food, as well as promoted their products in shopping malls or via live streaming to lure cooped-up foodies.
"We suffered huge losses amid the epidemic. But we are gradually recovering with more restaurants open these days. We stay confident in the future as the consumption market in China is very big," said Hou.
As the epidemic recedes and work and production resumption gains momentum, Chinese consumers' buying appetite inhibited by the epidemic is rebounding.
Question
1.Specify the Management dilemma, management decision question(s) and the research questions of this research project.
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