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A client report that describes an organization that will provide an organizational intervention. Needs organizational change...

A client report that describes an organization that will provide an organizational intervention. Needs organizational change for performance improvement, sustainability or increase its profitability. Evaluation as a change agent.

Q. Identification of what exactly needs to be change in organization like Samsung Industry through using a diagnostic model.

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Meero is revolutionizing the world of photography by providing photographers a platform for their passion. From...

Meero is revolutionizing the world of photography by providing photographers a platform for their passion. From finding jobs to invoicing to post-production to delivery, Meero is taking the work out of making a living as a photographer.

1) Create an expansion strategy/ plan of action

2) External market

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According to recent consumer research from Kantar Retail, 71% of consumers now claim that loyalty incentive-programs...

According to recent consumer research from Kantar Retail, 71% of consumers now claim that loyalty incentive-programs don’t make them loyal at all. Instead, in this new era of digital-based competition and customer control, people are increasingly buying because of a brand’s relevance to their needs at the moment.

a. What makes a product or service relevant?

b. How can relevance be incorporated into loyalty programs? Provide and discuss an example.

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Discuss the ideas that are essential while designing an organization. Minimum 300 words

Discuss the ideas that are essential while designing an organization.

Minimum 300 words

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Ford is hiring your consulting firm to improve their supply chain management competitive advantage by increasing...

Ford is hiring your consulting firm to improve their supply chain management competitive advantage by increasing the level of quality provided by its suppliers. Therefore, can your firm recommend how it can establish a framework program incorporating both management tools and techniques, and Professor Garvin's eight dimensions to improve Ford's supplier's quality problem?

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Arnold runs a plumbing company. He and Lucy agree on a price for Arnold to install...

Arnold runs a plumbing company. He and Lucy agree on a price for Arnold to install the plumbing in a new guest house that Lucy is building in her backyard.

As he's working the job, Arnold discovers that he didn't include a sufficient charge for labor in his original price. He tells Lucy that unless he receives an additional $2,500, he can't complete the job. Lucy agrees to pay.

Arnold finishes the plumbing work and submits his bill to Lucy. Lucy pays the amount due under the original contract but refuses to pay the additional $2,500. Arnold sues for breach of contract, claiming that Lucy's failure to pay the $2,500 breached the second contract they entered into.

Which of the following is the most likely result of their dispute?

1.

Lucy is going to have to pay, but only one half of what Arnold is asking. This is due to the calculations involved in the contract adjustment process of equity.

2.

Lucy is going to have to pay. This is a typical bilateral contract and she got the benefit of the bargain. It would be inequitable for her to accept the benefit without having to pay for it.

3.

Lucy won't be required to pay. Arnold relied on past consideration when he bargained for the $2,500 contract. Past consideration is no consideration.

4.

Lucy won't be required to pay. Arnold has a preexisting duty to complete the plumbing work under the original contract, so his promise to perform in return for her promise to pay $2,500 is without consideration.

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Abeego is the original beeswax food storage wrap campany, based out of Victoria, BC. The true...

Abeego is the original beeswax food storage wrap campany, based out of Victoria, BC. The true vision behind Abeego is to Keep Food Alive,It keeps food fresh without having to use plastic wraps, aluminum foils, etc.

Abeego plans to export to Germany.

QUESTION

Provide a 1 year detailed summary of IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE PLAN for the export indicating Who , What, When, Where and How Much $

(250-300 words)

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What are five ways that HR managers can ensure their organization's compliance with the Americans with...

What are five ways that HR managers can ensure their organization's compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)? Describe and provide an example.

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A. Corporate governance is designed to give executives managerial discretion and accelerate them to make quick...

A. Corporate governance is designed to give executives managerial discretion and accelerate them to make quick decisions. Is this statement true?

B. Agent relationship between professional executives and owners of a firm can cause agency costs. What is NOT the example of agency costs?

Select one:

a. monitoring costs (e.g., auditing & hiring board directors)

b. incentive costs (e.g., stock option)

c. operating costs due to low bargaining power against suppliers.

d. financial losses caused by fraudulent bookkeeping.  

C.

Organizational structure is effective when it is well aligned with organizational strategy. So, executives should make organizational structure flexible when adopting differentiation/value innovation whereas they should make it stable when adopting cost leadership. Is this statement true?

D.

Centralization/decentralization is defined as the level at which strategic decision making authority is located in the organization. If only executives make strategic decisions, the organization is highly centralized. If middle managers and employees can make strategic decisions, it is highly decentralized. Is this statement true?

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For many organizations, objective performance data (such as production figures) is preferred rather than subjective data...

For many organizations, objective performance data (such as production figures) is preferred rather than subjective data when it comes to assessing the performance of employees. While this may seem like a no-brainer approach to use objective data for performance management, it does have its drawbacks. Discuss some of the reasons objective data may be less effective as a performance measure than subjective data. 250 word response please!

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Why does McDonald's choose to compete internationally? Please explore some of the reasons mentioned below for...

Why does McDonald's choose to compete internationally? Please explore some of the reasons mentioned below for why companies choose to enter foreign markets.

To gain access to new customers

To achieve lower costs through economies of scale, experience, and increased purchasing power

To gain access to low-cost inputs of production

To further explore its core competencies

To gain access to resources and capabilities located in foreign markets

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There are four market models: perfect competition, monopolistic competition, oligopoly and monopoly. Briefly discuss the assumptions...

There are four market models: perfect competition, monopolistic competition, oligopoly and monopoly. Briefly discuss the assumptions of each of these four models and give examples of each. Explain the long run economic profit earned by each of the four. Explain how the concept of economic profit might help explain the rationale for the government’s granting of monopolies to those firms that protect their product with a patent.

Please answer in paragraph, no bullet points or numerical and I will rate.

Thank you in advance!

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A combinatorial auction allows participants to make bids on items in either individual or grouped quantities....

A combinatorial auction allows participants to make bids on items in either individual or grouped quantities. Suppose an auctioneer has 4 items. There are 6 bidders who bid the following:

Bidder 1: $6 for item 1

Bidder 2: $3 for item 2

Bidder 3: $12 total for items 3 and 4

Bidder 4: $12 total for items 1 and 3

Bidder 5: $8 total for items 2 and 4

Bidder 6: $16 total for items 1, 2, and 4

Each item can only go to at most one participant. If a bidder won the bid on multiple items, they must receive all of them.

formula a linear Integer Program that helps the auctioneer maximize revenue. Clearly define all decision variables and constraints.

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There are 3 machine operators in a manufacturing factory. Every day, each operator works for a...

    1. There are 3 machine operators in a manufacturing factory. Every day, each operator works for a single shift of 7.5 hours. The factory operates 5 days a week.
  1. Last month, in the first week (Week 1), the factory arranged overtime of 1 hours on 4 days for 2 machine operators. What is the utilization of operators in Week 1?
  2. Because of the overtime in Week 1, there was no more overtime in Week 2. One of the operators even idled for 3 hours in 1 workday without anything to do. What is the utilization of operators in Week 2?

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  Explain the process of how servant leadership works.

  Explain the process of how servant leadership works.

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