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Human Resource Management The Fourth Practical Assignment Learning Needs Analysis
• Job Title: General Clinic Physician In Primary Health Care
• Learning Needs Assessment:( What are the development and training needs required for a position (General Clinic Physician In Primary Health Care), at the individual level, job level, and organization level? )
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Joe Henry's machine shop uses 2450 brackets during the course of a year. These brackets are purchased from a supplier 90 miles away. The following information is known about the brackets:
Annual demand 2,450
Holding cost per bracket per year $ 1.25
Order cost per order $ 18.25
Lead time 2 days
Working days per year 250
a.) Given the above information, what would be the economic order quantity (EOQ)?
b.) Given the EOQ, what would be the average inventory? What would be the annual inventory holding cost?
c.) Given the EOQ, how many orders would be made each year? What would be the annual order cost?
d.) Given the EOQ, what is the total annual cost of managing the inventory?
e.) What is the time between orders?
f.) What is the reorder point (ROP)
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Marketing - As a team, you've decided to open a Bed and Breakfast (hotel).
Discuss how you will combat
a) Intangibility
b) Inseparability
c) Variability
d) Perishability
for your new business.
Thank you
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CONTINUOUS CASE CHAPTER FIVE
The world has been hit by the Coronavirus that is believed to have originated in China. Suppose
you, are the CEO and have set up an automobile factory in the affected area (in China). How
would you deal with the ethical issues that might arise from continuing to operate the factory?
What do you think would be your responsibility to your employees, customers and to society?
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3. Anastasia Basilova is the Marketing Director of Nike in Vancouver. She is worried of the deep dive in sales of Nike products as a consequence of temporarily closing of all Nike stores in Vancouver due to COVID 19. She is making a marketing strategy to keep sales running. What do you think would be her E-commerce marketing strategies? Likewise, which of the 7 Cs framework does she needs to put more emphasis to connect to Nike’s prospective and current customers.
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Hello! Could anyone show me how to solve these questions in
excel using the "solver" tool?
CarPro is an automobile dealer selling only new cars. CarPro sells three types of vehicles: sedans, SUVs and trucks. CarPro places orders to the car manufacturers only when customers have decided to purchase. The ordering cost (per unit) of sedan, SUV and truck are $18,000, $20,500 and $19,000, respectively. The sales price (per unit) of sedan, SUV and truck are $20,000, $23,000, and $21,500, respectively. The base salary for a sales person is $100/day. In addition, a sales person gets a commission of 5% on the selling price of cars he sells. Each sales person works 8 hours a day. A sales person spends two hours selling a sedan, three hours selling an SUV, and two-and-a-half hours selling a truck. CarPro can spend a maximum of $300,000 per day on ordering cars. How many of each type of car should CarPro sell to maximize profits?
Refer to the CarPro problem. At the optimal solution, the total ordering cost for all cars is:
| a. |
$ 278,800 |
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| b. |
$ 276,908 |
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| c. |
$ 286,500 |
|
| d. |
$ 289,700 |
Refer to the CarPro problem. To maximize profits, CarPro should sell two SUVs per day.
True
False
Refer to the CarPro problem. At the optimal solution, how many trucks should be sold to maximize profits?
| a. |
20 |
|
| b. |
14 |
|
| c. |
18 |
|
| d. |
10 |
Refer to the CarPro problem. At the optimal solution, the total profit per day that can be made by CarPro is:
| a. |
$ 21,800 |
|
| b. |
$ 29,000 |
|
| c. |
$ 27,500 |
|
| d. |
$ 20,800 |
Refer to the CarPro problem. At the optimal solution, how many sales persons should be hired?
| a. |
5 |
|
| b. |
6 |
|
| c. |
3 |
|
| d. |
1 |
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CHAPTER TWO
Recent sanctions by the United States and Europe against Russia are posing problems for global
automakers. The sanctions, imposed in response to Vladimir Putin’s policy decisions are creating
challenges not only for Russian citizens, but also for U.S. and European companies. France’s
Renault is likely to be hit hardest. It is the most dependent on the Russian market followed by
South Korea’s Kia and Hyundai, and Japan’s Nissan, and German automakers VW and
Mercedes. If these sanctions persist, the companies could experience considerable production
issues. Already, General Motors is offering buyouts to its workers in Russia as sales slump in the
country.
1.
Consider the impact of the sanctions relative to the overall attractiveness of the Russian
market. What are the political and economic costs of doing business in countries like
Russia where political problems threaten economic growth?
2.
What strategic alternatives are open to companies like Renault that depend on the
Russian market.
3.
What are the tradeoffs of operating in an emerging market like Russia where political
uncertainty is high as compared to a more established market.
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A. How has the global environment changed for U.S. (Hollywood) movie studies since 2000? Explain.
B. Apply the integration-responsiveness framework to describe which global strategy Hollywood studies followed originally, and how their strategic positioning has changed over time. Explain how and why.
C. When commenting on the disappointing performance of The Great Wall, movie executives continue to highlight the huge market opportunities in China and emphasize that they will soon find the right formula to make movies that are attractive to both American and Chinese audiences alike. Do you agree with this assessment? Why or why not?
D.Assuming that movie studios will be able to create breakthrough hits that are attractive for both Eastern and Western audiences, what type of global strategy wouldthat entail? What are some benefits of this type of global positioning? What are some of its risks? Why is this type of global positioning so hard to achieve?
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Analyze the economic environment of the 3 countries where Apple company does business in terms of
first and second-order economic indicators, economic system (market friendliness, the role of the state), and economic freedom.
How devastating are the (socio)economic effects of the pandemic in these countries? How does it affect Apple company´s sales/operations?
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HSAE610 Human Resource Management
The Fourth Practical Assignment
Learning Needs Analysis
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. weigh the cost and the benefits of automobile in morden American life is there a way to have the freedom and convenience of private automobile without negative aspect ?
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What is the purpose of logistics hubs, with repect to pipelines? Would oil from the Trans-Alaska Pipkeline go to a logistics hub in Oklahoma or New York?
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Identify and discuss JIT scheduling tactics.
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