...An Analysis of Strategic Formulation and Implementation for Al-Majeed Plastic Industrial Company Talal Abu Ghazaleh School of business Strategic Management Dr. Mamoun Akroush Fall Semester 2013/2014 Team Members: Janet Marji Lara Dahleh Table of Contents Executive Summary 4 Company Overview 5 Levels of strategy 6 Organizations’ values 6 Organization’s vision 7 Organization’s Mission 7 Organizations’ Goals and objectives for the year 2014 7 MACRO Environment Analysis 8 Industry competition analysis-Porter’s five-forces 12 Product Portfolio and Industry life cycle 16 Competitors Analysis 17 Identify strategic group of competitors 17 Competitors’ analysis-one-to-one analysis 17 Organization’s market segments 19 Strategic capabilities analysis: 20 Value chain analysis: primary and support activities. 20 SOWT Analysis Matrix 25 Strategic capabilities, resources and core competencies 27 S/W of each function located on the organizational structure 29 The organization’s critical success factors –CSFs. 30 Strategy at the business level 32 Strategies at the functional level 33 Methods of pursuing a strategy 35 Corporate governance structure 36 Analysis of the organizational culture 37 Organizational structure, type and relationship processes 38 Strategy implementation mechanism-first year implementation plan 40 Performance evaluation criteria and methods 42 Strategy future scenarios 44 Executive Summary This study...
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...The Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objection Advertisement) Act, 1954 R. Muralidharan Advocate, Patent Agent Law Lecturer Krishna and Saurastri Summary • Historical Perspective • The Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisement) Act, 1954 – Scheme – Objective – Definitions • • • • Prohibitions Penalty Saving- Exception Power of Central Government Historical Perspective • The Drug Industry was practically non-existent in India • The first world war changed the scenario and demand for cheap imported drugs in large volume and indigenous products was increased. • The Government take notice of the situation and consider the matter of introducing legislation to control the manufacture, distribution and sale of drugs and medicines. Historical Perspective • The Government, in 1931, formed a Drugs Enquiry Committee under the Chairmanship of Lt. Col. R. N. Chopra. • This committee dwelled into the whole matter of drug production, distribution and sale. • The outbreak of the second world war in 1939 delayed the introduction of legislation. However, the Drugs Act was passed in 1940 partly implementing the Chopra recommendations. Historical Perspective • At present the following Acts and Rules made there under that govern the manufacture, sale, import, export and clinical research of drugs and cosmetics in India. – The Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 – The Pharmacy Act, 194 8 – The Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objectionable...
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... | | Company Information | | Our Vision | | | Six years at a Glance | | Financial Ratios | | Notice of Meeting | | Report of Directors to the Shareholders | | Performance at a Glance | | Statement of Purchase & Sale of Shares | | Review Report to the Members on Statement | | of Compliance with best practice of code of | | corporate governance | | Auditors' Report to the Members | | Balance Sheet | | Profit and Loss Account | | Cash Flow Statement | | Statement of Changes in Equity | | Notes to the Accounts | | | | COMPANY INFORMATION | | | BOARD OF DIRECTORS | | | Mr. A. Majeed | | Chairman | | Mr. Abrar Hasan | | Managing Director / Chief Executive | | Mr. Waqar Hasan | | Director | | Mr. Khawar M. Butt | | Director | | Mr. Zahid Majeed | | Director | | Mr. Ebrahim Qassim | | Director | | Ms. Jamila Waqar | | Director | | Mr. Firasat All | | Director (N.I.T. Nominee) | | Mr. Habib A. Ismail Khairani | | Company Secretary | | | AUDITORS | | Riaz Ahmad, Saqib, Gohar & Company, | | | Chartered Accountants, | | | 5-Nasim Co-operative Housing Society Ltd. | | | Major Nazir Bhatti Road, | | | Off Shaheed-e-Millat Road, Karachi. | | | Phones: 4945427 -4946112 Fax: 4932629 | | | REGISTRAR | | Noble Computer Services (Pvt.) Limited | | | 14-Banglore Town Housing Society, | | | Sharea-e-Faisal, Karachi-75350. | | | Phones: 4546978-4520121...
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...Marketing Management 14th September, 2015 Dr. Geraldine Goodstone Bottlers Nepal Limited (BNL) is the only bottler of Coca-Cola products in Nepal which is promoted by Khetan Group, one of the leading business organizations. It was at first imported from India, but in 1979 the local production of Coca-Cola started. It is one of the largest non- alcoholic beverage producers in Nepal and has two bottling plants in Kathmandu and Bharatpur. This company is a works under the franchise of Coca-Cola Company which was established in Atlanta, Georgia, on May 8, 1886. Coca-Cola Company has successfully applied a simple formula on global scale to “provide a moment of refreshment for a small amount of money- a billion times a day” [ (Kumaran, Majeed, Kumar, Kalia, Nagpal, & Pahuja) ] and therefore for this assignment I have chosen Coca-Cola as my product. Coca-Cola being one of the fast moving consumers good has been able to create value in the lives of people by providing them moment of refreshment and shares. However, there are various issues that this company has faced over the years in the market which is explained below. Marketing Environmental Analysis of Coca-Cola Every organization success depends on how its marketer is able to handle the current marketing trends in relation to the external factors. For, a company such as Bottlers Nepal Limited to survive in this competitive market it needs to focus on the 4 P’s of marketing mix – product, price, place and promotion...
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...Constant threat of terrorism Constant threat of terrorism The terrorist attacks of 11 September 2001 on the World Trade Center (WTC) in New York and the Pentagon in Washington, showed the power of a terrorist network. International Network of Global Salafi Jihad and its department al-Qaeda unit al-Sulbah (Al-Qa'idah al-Sulbah) - the main organizers of large-scale terror attacks of the last fifteen years - are the most powerful terrorist and public organizations whose purpose is to establish a true Islamic government and the revival of Islam. The emergence of organizations such as the Global Salafi Jihad (Salafist movement) and the international terrorist network al - Qaeda - the International Islamic Front for Jihad against Jews and Christians – is a consequence of a single trend prevailing in the contemporary Muslim world - namely, rise of radical and militant Islamism. International terrorist organizations seek to acquire weapons of mass destruction and sabotage plans in the areas of oil and gas. In addition, according to some researchers, operating in Russia's North Caucasus militants are closely linked to the international terrorist network “Al Qaeda”. “Al-Qaeda” has transformed into a movement that brings together independent terrorist cells in the world on an ideological basis. It has established strong contacts with regional extremist organizations in the Islamic Maghreb, in south-east Asia - with a "JI", in Russia - the “Caucasus Emirate” (Bergen, 2006). In addition...
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...Management is the application of knowledge, skills, tools, and techniques to project activities in order to meet project requirements. Project management involves in a series of organizing components of a project. Such activities on the project are like development of new products, launching of a new service and marketing campaign. Project management also involves in planning, organizing, leading and controlling the resources both human and physical to reach the project’s goals effectively and efficiently. Therefore, project management has a very broad term of explaining it, as it covers different techniques, methods, process and strategies and the main purpose of all of them that is to minimize the chances of loss or failure of any projects (MAJEED, 2013). Project management gives a system to help finish objectives. Every project is different, however all impart their beginnings in a thought what could be and a potential for a decent conclusion if that thought is guided into reality. Thus, project management is really essential in determining the success of that current projects. Project Management is important because it monitors closely and control processes and schedules and this can more effectively complete each projects according to its given time, cost and scope. Increasing or decreasing each of these three elements will impact one another. • Timeline The importance of project management is because it gives a clear timeline of when the project is going to start and end...
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...Conclusion……………………………………………………………….12 9. Reference List…………………………………………………………..13 1. Introduction The aim of this project is to address the concept of talent management. More and more companies tend to rely on talent management and invest human capital and technology in order to success in this process. There are many ways to achieve strategic TM that will be analyzed but also many causes from inefficient TM. Additionally, the case of APIVITA Company will be analyzed, concerning its TM practices. 2. Literature Review on Talent Management Defining talent management, Murthy, as cited by Majeed (2010), clarifies, “TM refers to managing the entire work life of employees till retirement. It identifies the key gap of managing the current and future demand of workforce, connecting individual goals to corporate goals, workforce strategies to business plan (Murthy, 2010).” (Majeed, 2013) As a result, talent management appears to be an integral part of business strategy. In order to analyze better talent management we have to define also talent acquisition, talent...
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...The Last Rajah: Ratan Tata and Tata’s Global Expansion Name: Student Id: Lecturer Unit Name: International Management Unit Code: BUS323 Table Of Content 1.0 Source of Problem 2.0 Secondary Problems • Short Term: 2.1 Recession 2.2 Human Resource and Organisational Culture 2.3 Union Strike and Rebels • Long Term: 2.4 Corus Company Debt 2.5 Jaguar and Land Rover Take over 2.6 Chairman Replacement 3.0 Analysis • 3.1 The Economy and Tata Group • 3.2 Loss of Control Within Tata 4.0 Criteria Of Evaluation: Goals (Objectives/Performance Targets/KPI’s/Decision Criteria and Their Time Frames. 5.0 Alternatives • Short Term • Long Term 6.0 Recommended Strategy • Short Term • Long Term 7.0 Justification of Recommendations 8.0 Implementation, Control & Follow Up 9.0 Bibliography 1.0 Source of Problem The case study reviews the global expansion and progress of the Tata Groups of Companies under the leadership and vision of Ratan N. Tatan. Over the years, there were several challenges the Tata Company faced in order to expand globally and to be able to achieve global top status. The slowing down of the economy in Asia, as mentioned in the article would be one of Tata company key challenges. Secondly, a fundamental problem would be the continuity of Tata Group in recruiting new talents capable of retaining the Tata group value system and ethical standards as the company grows and becomes...
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...------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- Group Studies Vs Individual Studies Submitted To Sir. Syed Hassan Naqvi Submitted from Abdul Majeed MBA3Y02111014 University of Lahore LBS Lahore Business School Contents Chapter 1 3 Introduction 3 Objective: 3 Research questions 3 Hypothesis 3 Null Hypothesis 3 Chapter 2 4 Literature 4 Chapter 3 5 Methodology 5 Chapter 4 6 Strategies for data analysis 6 Chapter 5 7 Findings and Conclusion 7 Bibliography 8 Chapter 1 Introduction Most successful careers involve team work. Study groups can help you in classes with huge reading lists, multiple writing assignments, lots of course specific jargon, and long problem sets. It’s helpful to recognize that everyone brings value to a group and to be aware of making assumptions or judgments. Studying in groups…refreshes my memory on course material, makes aware of information missed during class or didn’t quite understand, and gives new ideas and perspectives on class topics. On the other hand, Most of the students choose to enroll in independent study because they have educational needs and interests not covered by the standard curriculum. Others may only need an additional credit or two to fulfill a requirement, and it's more economical to choose an independent course with variable credit hours than to enroll in an elective course costing twice as much. In some fields...
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...Section A. A1. There are two types of statistics that are often referred to when making a statistical decision or working on a statistical problem. Descriptive statistics utilize numerical and graphical methods to look for patterns in data set, to summarize the information revealed in a data set and to present information in a convenient form that individuals can use to make decisions (Singpurwalla, 2013).Descriptive statistics main goal is to describe a data set, hence the class of descriptive statistics include both numerical measures and graphical displays of data. Inferential statistics utilizes sample data to make estimates, decisions, predictions, or other generalizations about a larger set of data (Singpurwalla, 2013).The main goal of inferential statistics is to make a conclusion about a population based off a sample of data from the population. A2. The population is the whole set of values, or individuals, that the information collector is interested in. The sample is a subset of the population, and is the set of values that are actually use in estimation. For example, if a person wants to know the average height of the residents of India, that will be the population, i.e., the population of India. As India population is quite large a number, and we wouldn't be able to get data for everyone there. So the collector draw a sample, to get some observations, or the height of some of the people in India (a subset of the population, the sample) and do the inference...
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...Money laundering in football - lessons for the sports industry on Wednesday, 21 December 2011. Hits 2915 Written By Kevin Carpenter[->0] Money laundering in football is not a new phenomenon but the poor financial health of world football overall has lead to increased scrutiny in recent years by leading organisations such as Transparency International ('TI') (the world’s leading non-governmental anti-corruption organisation) and the Financial Action Task Force (‘FATF’) (an independent inter-governmental body that develops and promotes policies to protect the global financial system against money laundering and terrorist financing). Indeed TI has suggested that, ”Vulnerabilities in the sector's financing and due diligence practices, culture and structure are seen…as creating an environment conducive to money laundering by organised crime.“ The concerns have been compounded by two recent high profile cases in the UK then this makes it a good time to analyse this ever present threat. What is money laundering and why is football a target? Money laundering is the process by which proceeds of crime (so called "dirty money" or “criminal property”) are changed so that the proceeds appear to have come from a legitimate source. The proceeds of crime is money, or other assets, that have been acquired or generated through criminal activities in the UK or abroad. There are three main areas of vulnerability in the football sector which can be identified: The sector’s structure – market...
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...Dear American Intellectual Union: I am writing to provide you with the job satisfaction statistics using gender, tenure, position, department, age, intrinsic and extrinsic data. Evaluating 44 people at random selection from those your organization offered. Some of this information will be in numbers and some in percentages to help give better understanding of the overall satisfaction of employees. The dataset used is from the surveys that ask several questions to give answers in order to help understand job satisfaction at a deeper level. There are many variables that have been used; there was gender, department, position, tenure and job statistic, by using quantitative and qualitative in addition to intrinsic and extrinsic data. For instance, the department of Human Resource Management for the State of Virginia received data on statistics of workplace conflict and found that difficulties in the workplace that step from troubled relationships accounts for 60 to 80 percent of those issues and that managers are spending one to two days weekly on trying to manage them. They also found that employees believe that discrimination is a large problem with in business and that in 2001; about 50 percent of employers reported they had been sued by employees. Another interesting find was that employers that used mediation or arbitration reduced litigation cost as much as 50 to 80 percent, but it still remains that the compensation amount for these type of suits have risen dramatically...
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...Faria Majeed 1002614824 Word Count: November 3rd 2015 Social capital; An Opportunity for One, but a Barrier for the Other Social capital is referred to as “The networks or connections that individuals possess” (Brym and Lie 2012: 123). According to Coleman, the strong bond one shares with other individuals or entities grants one with supplementary opportunities, and significantly increases the likelihood of then achieving those opportunities (Brym and Lie 2012: 123). An example that demonstrates this concept is when my twelfth grade teacher wrote a reference letter on my behalf. This letter was compulsory in order to gain admission in post-secondary institutions in England, particularly to study L.L.B, and luckily I was accepted, upon to which...
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...L. (2014, 07). The double-edged sword of electronic health records: Implications for patient disclosure. Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association, 22(E1). doi:10.1136/amiajnl-2014-002804 Corrigan, J., Donaldson, M. S., & Kohn, L. T. (2000). To err is human: Building a safer health system. Washington: National Academy Press. Harmon, Flite, & Bond. (2012, 09). Electronic Health Records: Privacy, Confidentiality, and Security. Virtual Mentor, 14(9), 712-719. doi:10.1001/virtualmentor.2012.14.9.stas1-1209 McGonigle, D., & Mastrian, K. G. (2018). Nursing informatics and the foundation of knowledge. Burlington, MA: Jones & Bartlett Learning. Papoutsi, C., Reed, J. E., Marston, C., Lewis, R., Majeed, A., & Bell, D. (2015, 10). Patient and public views about the security and privacy of Electronic Health Records (EHRs) in the UK: Results from a mixed methods study. BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making, 15(1). doi:10.1186/s12911-015-0202-2 Rezaeibagha, F., Win, K. T., & Susilo, W. (2015, 10). A Systematic Literature Review on Security and Privacy of Electronic Health Record Systems: Technical Perspectives. Health Information Management Journal, 44(3), 23-38....
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...Term Paper: Project Managers and Ethics, Leadership, and Technology Jessica Tyra Dr. Russ White CIS517 May 17, 2015 The Different Organizational Structures There are three different organizational structures in regards to project management, and each has their specific pros and cons associated with their method. A functional organizational structure is one that is best when the focus is a single product. Functional structures aren’t designed to change quickly, and they are the most common type of design. These contain various specialized units that then report to top management, or the top tier of the structure. The grouping is based on similarities. It’s the top tier’s job to make sure that each individual tier below them is able to communicate and coordinate their efforts as one unit. Clustering the individuals with similar knowledge allows specialists to grow within their fields. (Griffin, 2015, p. 1) The main goal of functional structure is to place the human and informational resources in one place to maximize performance. A great example is the structure associated with a University. They have various faculty members who only teach a specific specialty or subject. These individuals are only supposed to teach their specific subject. (Schwalbe, 2013, p. 49) There are some disadvantages to functional organizational structures, with the biggest issue having to do with communication. Communication can be difficult in the decision-making...
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