...FORD FOCUS Visionary. Ingenious. Remarkable. Every car bears his signature. Unlock extra content online. Use an appropriate app on your smartphone or tablet to scan the QR codes in this brochure. The world s best-selling name plate just got even better. The new Focus has a sleek exterior, an elegant new grille, and new state-of-the-art headlights and rear lights. Sit inside and you ll appreciate the enhanced instrument panel and a new-design steering wheel. But it is the new technology such as a parking system that gets you in and out of tight spaces that ensures the most technologically advanced car in its class stays that way. Control Blade independent rear suspension The Ford Focus offers you an addictive driving experience. A key element is the Control Blade independent rear suspension that absorbs both horizontal and vertical rear-wheel movement and provides passive rear wheel steering for increased cornering stability. 6 7 EcoBoost.The story of LESS FUEL MORE POWER. With its turbocharger, direct injection and diamond-like coating on the piston rings, the Ford EcoBoost engine produces the same performance as a larger engine, but with superior fuel economy and lower emissions. The new Ford Focus gives you a choice of three EcoBoost engine sizes: ■ ■ The 1.0-litre EcoBoost The 1.5-litre EcoBoost The 2.0-litre EcoBoost three times winner of International Engine of the Year. all the power and performance of the 1.6-litre ultimate power, available...
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...Potato chips are very popular around the world, which makes the potato chip market a great business move for companies that can create a great product and be somewhat different from the others that already control a share of the market. Globally, potato chips are more than a $16 billion a year industry. Simply Real Food is the next company to put a great tasting healthy snack alternative on the market. SRF will be entering the potato chip market with a product that is made of natural ingredients and with no preservatives and free from saturated fats. This concept of product development would sell to SRF currently targeted audience which are outdoor enthusiasts, families, and consumers who are interested in good all natural foods made from scratch; food that make body feel better and have you performing at your peak, by not eating overly processed foods; health conscious people. Simply Real Natural Potato Chips are ideal food for people who are interested in consuming small fixed meals because it does not require preparation. The potato chips will be sold in 5 and 11 ounce (oz) packets. These are convenient for consumers in terms of size and prices. These two sizes are the introductory sizes but other larger sizes will be introduced based on market performance and demand of the two and market need. Lays and Ruffles Potato Chips Baked would be the market competition. With Lays and Ruffles potato chips being national brands from the Frito Lay Company, each of the brands have ...
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...Marketing 1 Marketing – an organizational function and a set of processes for creating, capturing, communicating, and delivering value to customers and for managing customer relationships in ways that benefit the organization and its stakeholders • Creating value o Production-Oriented Era – manufacturers were more concerned with product innovation, not with satisfying the needs of individual consumers and retail stores were considered places to hold the merchandise until a consumer wanted it o Sale-Oriented Era – overproduction led to heavy doses of personal selling and advertising o Market-Oriented Era – manufacturers began to focus on consumer wants and needs before they designed, made, or attempted to sell their products and services o Value-Based Marketing Era – give customers greater value than competitors, beyond just meeting the needs and wants of consumers • Value – reflects the relationship of benefits to cost or what you get for what you give • Value Co-creation – method of providing additional value to customers by allowing them the opportunity to act as collaborators in creating the product or service • About satisfying customer needs and wants o Marketplace needs to be segmented or divided into groups so that the organization can target specific groups • Entails an exchange o Exchange – the trade of things of value between the buyer and the seller so that each is better off as a result o Sellers provide products or services then communicate and facilitate...
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...Chris McCandless was a complex individual who went on an incredible, or incredibly stupid, cross-country expedition to Alaska. In 1990, Chris started his journey by getting rid of all money and material things and changing his name to Alex. He then headed west without telling his family. Living as he chose, he wandered across America until making his way to Alaska to live off of the wild. Some believe that it was the ignorance in the lack of preparation of McCandless that lead to his tragic death, however, if it were not for a few major errors, Chris McCandless could have possibly survived. Chris looked very young, though he claimed to be 24. He had a scrawny, wiry look and only measured up to only about 5’7’’. His gear was “exceedingly minimal for the harsh conditions…” He had “cheap leather hiking boots… neither waterproof nor well insulated.” He had a .22 caliber rifle too small for large animals which he would have to eat if he hoped to remain very long in the country. “He had no ax, no bug dope, no snowshoes, no compass. The only navigational aid in his possession was a tattered state road map…” (pg. 5). McCandless was an independent person. When he realized he was getting close with someone, he would move on avoiding becoming too close. He had been raised in the upper-middle-class in Virginia (pg. 19). After he graduated from college, McCandless grew apart from his parents, not speaking to them in “nearly two years” (pg. 6). Chris McCandless had a benevolent...
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...Buck Journal Response Buck is one of the best book I have ever read. MK Asante speaks about like and nothing else. When I got the part of malo reading his mom journal/diary, it was like he was going through what she had been through. By Malo being the youngest child and the only one with her since Uzi was kicked out he really did not know who to turn to in this time of matter. When Malo first reading his mom’s journal/diary it was when his father told him, his mom was in the hospital. This was normal way to tell a young boy that is mom is in the hospital and really did not tell him why. In chapter 5 Malo sees his dad walking somewhere with bags in his hand, and his dad just told him that is his mom was in the hospital....
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...Shekenya Knight MK Asante's Buck Through a Feminist Lens In M.K Asante's memoir Buck, controversial issues rise regarding invisibility, abuse, oppression, and silence. Malo grew up in Philadelphia during the 1980s. In my hometown, Norfolk, Virginia, I have experienced some of the same situations that Malo was in. I live in an area where there are drugs, families losing their children to the streets, and killings everywhere. The purpose of this essay is to examine the theme of invisibility, silence, abuse, and oppression in M.K Asante's Buck through theoretical framework in a feminist lens in regards to his mother, his sister, and the entertainers at the party. Through historical context, some people feel like mass incarceration has become the New Jim Crow. That is because the rise of drug wars and the explosion of the prison population, and because discretion within the system allows for arrest and prosecution of people of color at alarmingly...
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...To outline and evaluate Bowlby’s theory of attachment (1969) (12-mks) Bowlby (1969), developed a theory that babies have an innate drive to become attached. Bowlby suggested that as part of a biological process, when babies are born they drive themselves to develop at least one strong bond to a maternal partner such as the mother. This is supported by Lorenz (1952) who carried out research on imprinting in baby geese. Lorenz studied goslings after they had hatched and discovered that they had an innate drive to develop an attachment in the first 3hrs. Lorenz used objects of visual stimuli and sound and even introduced an animal and found that the goslings would attach themselves to anything that moved such as a remote control toy or a rabbit. Lorenz also found that the goslings showed signs of distress when the object was removed from them, showed fear of other moving objects once the attachment had developed to one and showed joy on reunion. This supports Bowlby’s theory because Lorenz demonstrated that babies have an inner desire and urge to develop a monotropic bond with a woman and Bowlby even suggested that this occurs within a biologically determined period when a baby forms an attachment usually within 3-6 months of birth. Bowlby identified that if a baby does not form an attachment during this time then it will struggle to form attachment bonds in later life and according to his theory the bond was formed to a primary caregiver which was the mother/woman. This...
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...Title of Your Essay Your Name Course Number & Title Instructor's Name Month Day, Year REASON 1 – Logistics cost – The first and foremost reason of not purchasing directly from a manufacturer is that the cost of logistics would be saved. When a trader purchase goods directly from wholesaler they can purchase in less quantity as compared to that of the manufacturer. The higher the quantity the higher would be the cost of logistic (Zikmund and Stanton 1971). The logistics cost would decrease the profit margin of the trader. It is not only about the cost but the problems and responsibility also gets increased. The trader then has to take care of the stored goods and also incur expenses to keep them safe. REASON 2-Unbounded purchase quantity- When a trader buys goods from a wholesaler it is not mandatory to buy a huge number of quantities. Although there is a prescribed number of units that are mandatory for a trader to buy from a wholesaler but it is lower than that of the quantity purchased from the manufacturer. If the purchase is made directly from a manufacture then again there would be a problem of large order. This is another reason why Mal wants to avoid purchasing directly from the factory (Lammers T. 1995). One reason associated with this is also that the trader has to pay several months advance to book the goods he wants to purchase. This adversely affects the credit cycle of the firm. REASON 3- Better choice of products- A wholesaler has so many brands of...
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...DEPARTAMENTUL DE AFACERI INTERNATIONALE LISTA ORIENTATIVĂ TEMELOR PROPUSE Pentru coordonarea LUCRǍRILOR DE DIPLOMĂ An universitar 2012-2013 Disciplina: Managementul afacerilor internaţionale |Nr. crt. |Titlul orientativ / tema orientativă a lucrării de diplomă |Numele şi prenumele studentului |Specializarea/ Forma de | | | |coordonat |învăţământ | | |Influenţa corporațiilor multinaţionale asupra mediului | |AI/ licenta | | |internaţional | | | | |Modalitati de internaţionalizare a firmei - studii de caz | |AI/ licenta | | |Societatea mixtă ca formă de internaţionalizare – studiu de | |AI/ licenta | | |caz | | | | |Strategia de externalizare a activităţilor – studiu de caz | |AI/ licenta | | |Strategia implantării în străinătate (Studiu de caz). | |AI/ licenta | | |Târguri...
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...MARKETING DE SECTORES UF MK de Sectores 2014-15 Septiembre-Diciembre 2014 Prof. Josep Ma Picola MK DE SECTORES ANÁLISIS DEL MARKETING Y LA COMUNICACIÓN DE SECTORES ESPECÍFICOS: 1. MK DE SERVICIOS http://www.mevoydefinde.com/ 2. MK INDUSTRIAL http://www.edvpackaging.com/ http://www.youtube.com/user/EDVpackaging 3. 4. 5. 6. MK DE LA DISTRIBUCIÓN http://www.capraboinspiradoenti.es/ MK FARMACÉUTICO / HEALTHCARE MK PRODUCTOS ECOLÓGICOS, DE LUJO, DEL VINO… MK SOCIAL / POLÍTICO / DE SERVICIOS PÚBLICOS EVALUACIÓN 2 EJERCICIOS INDIVIDUALES (50%): Ficha Análisis (1 página + Anexos) del MK Mix de: 1. Marca industrial a elegir. 2. Marca “retail” (tienda, centro comercial) a elegir. 1 TRABAJO EN GRUPO (3 ó 4 ESTUDIANTES) (50%): ANÁLISIS DEL MK Y LA COMUNICACIÓN MARCA/ORGANIZACIÓN “X” SECTOR SERVICIOS. Entrega: 5ª sesión UF1; presentación: 6ª sesión. (Extensión: 10 págs.; presentación: 5min.) BIBLIOGRAFIA ESPECIALIZADA “MARKETING SECTORIAL”. Cubillo Pinilla, JM; Cerviño Fernández, Julio (Coordinadores). ESIC, 2008. “MARKETING EN SECTORES ESPECÍFICOS”. Aguirre García, María Soledad (Coordinadora). PIRÁMIDE, 2006. BIBLIOGRAFIA ESPECIALIZADA MARKETING DE SERVICIOS UF MK de Sectores 2014-15 Septiembre-Diciembre 2014 Prof. Josep Ma Picola PRODUCTO / SERVICIO PRODUCTO / SERVICIO ¿Qué es un PRODUCTO? Algo que se ofrece al mercado para que se le preste atención, se compre, se haga servir o se consuma, con el objeto de satisfacer un deseo o una necesidad: objetos...
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...electronic solutions to its customers. We strive to improve the quality of the products that we provide and also to improve convenience in our customer’s day to day life. Company G has developed an innovative line of electronic appliances and is known around the world for its quality products. Company G’s logo is a household regular and are in more homes across the globe than any other company in the marketplace. Recently we have introduced our newest product- The Micro Kitchen or as to be further referred to as “MK”, is the next big thing in kitchen design and utilization. This product is the first of its kind and stands to be a profitable, winning combination for all. Mission Statement “We enable consumers to improve the quality and convenience of their lives by providing innovative electronics solutions.” Product Description and Classification The Micro Kitchen (MK) is essentially a “kitchen” that has been reduced to a 6ft wide unit. The MK includes three...
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...Table of Contents * Overview 2 * Company Background 2 * Company’s vision and objectives. 5 * Board of Directors 6 * Financial Ratio Analysis 12 * Recommendation and solutions – 4 areas of MK Land. 21 * Summary 23 * References 24 1.0 Overview This is the research report on MK Land Berhad last 5 years (2009-2012) financial statements to analyse its business and financial sustainability in comparisons with the industry giant. 2.0 Company Background M K Land, made its debut on the main board of the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSE) on 27 August 1999 with three (3) major projects injected from EMKAY, namely Damansara Damai, Taman Bunga Raya and Bukit Merah Laketown Resort. Subsequently on 26 June 2002, six (6) more major projects were injected into MK Land’s portfolio from the EMKAY Group. With this second injection, MK Land has a total of nine (9) projects covering the States of Selangor, Perak and Kedah. Today, M K Land is firmly entrenched in the property development industry of being one of the largest public listed property companies with a paid up capital of RM 1.174 billion. The Group has a diversified portfolio of projects, which includes affordable housing, lifestyle living, commercial development, resort, a water theme park and property investment. M K Land Holdings Berhad is now under the leadership of YBhg. Tan Sri Datuk Haji Mustapha Kamal bin Abu Bakar. YBhg. Tan Sri Datuk...
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