...Module 2: How would you define the industry to be analysed? Australian shopping centre Industry Is the industry Global? Not really Is the organisation mentioned Australian or overseas based? Australian Can you make any inferences about the industry value chain from the article? Build, Develop and manage shopping centres Are you able to identify the stage of the industry life cycle from the facts in the article? Shake out or decline * Sales have delcines by 0.3% pa in the last 5 years (Australian retailers) and expect to grow by the same amount in the next 5 years. Therefore profitability is not in clear decline, * Buyers have how power (information power, not dependent of traditioinal methods of shopping) * Suppliers have high power ( they can choose how where they want their shop or wether just online) * Australian has sturcuters in place whereby a few major players determine market trends and consumer offerings Remote Environment (eg PESTEL) What have been the remote environment trends that have driven the industry to its current state? Political – Not really mentioned - changes in tarrifs and taxes may shift balance of power Economic – Global Financial Crisis. Industry is very reliant on overall economic growth and prosperity. Social- Technological- Biggest Issue- Online reatialing has become bigger, information at buyers fingertips (literally), new technology emerging to provide cusomters with more of a service rather then just selling products...
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...certificate in Hospitality • RSA • Food Handling Certificate Availability: Full time, as well as any overtime offered. Previous Job Employment: St James East Bentleigh Primary School (Work Experience Year 9) Occupation: Teachers Hand Description: Helping primary school students with class work and homework, correcting class work. Shanikas Italian Trattoria, 317 Stephensons rd Mount Waverley (March 07-January 08) Occupation: Waiter/Chef Job description: Serving Customers food, helping head chef prepare meals for customers, preparing a variety of dishes for customers, (deserts salads) (cold larder). Dealing with customers and handling money. Setting tables up for service. Tender Trap Tapas Wine Bar, Chadstone Shopping centre (July 09-January 10) Occupation: Bar/Floor Staff (Waitering) Job Description: Making coffee, serving customers food and drinks, mixing basic spirits, pouring wines, setting up tables, operating register/handling cash credit cards and debit....
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...3. Describe the competitive strategies used by each of Williams-Sonoma’s Competitors. Which of these strategies are the most effective? Support your Answer. When looking at online competitors Amazon.com. This company launched a shipping program called Prime, it’s a $79 year program that gives customer free shipping at no additional cost which has helped Amazon to gain market shares in every category in kitchen electric. When we look at Williams-Sonoma web site the customer is charged an annual fee of $30. Also, they just reduced shipping rate in order to manage the enormous profit by simply putting customer purchases in the U.S mail. In an a way to capitalize on the rising trend of location based marketing, Crate and Barrel has offered walk-in rewards and special offers to all U.S in store purchase by using shop kick mobile devices. With the Walk-in rewards, Crate and Barrel now are available in a total of 39 states that includes Washington, DC and Puerto Rico. In the Bombay Company, they appeal to consumer with the use of OVC that offers an assortment of archival pieces that includes new designs and a 19 piece collection of fine wooded furniture that also include globe inspired accent pieces. It’s first nationwide in store is a distributor that deals with the Kroger Companies. Its product selling ranges goes from $7 to $400 in all of the 180 Kroger hypermarket stores. I truly believe this market works because Williams-Sonoma and Amazon are both internet selling monsters and...
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...beyond their normal hours may levy surcharges during these extended hours which are not payable by AIA. 3. Information may be subject to change without prior notice. 4. Information is correct as at last updated date. (31 May 2012) Legend + New Clinic (Addition to previous panel listing) # Replacement Clinic (In place of clinic on previous panel listing which has discontinued participation in the IHS programme) Clinics that discontinued participation from the programme wef 01 Jun 2012 (last participation date: 30 Jun 2012) S/N REGION AREA CLINIC NAME ADDRESS TEL MONDAY - FRIDAY MONDAY - FRIDAY (EVENING) SATURDAY SUNDAY PUBLIC HOLIDAY REMARKS 1 CENTRAL BEACH ROAD TEXTILE CENTRE CLINIC 200 JALAN SULTAN #03-32 TEXTILE CENTRE SINGAPORE 199018 62982400 9.00am - 12 noon, 2.00pm - 5.00pm CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED 2 CENTRAL BEACH ROAD VERNON CLINIC & SURGERY 100 JALAN SULTAN #02-25/26 SULTAN PLAZA SINGAPORE 199001 62940244 11.00am - 1.00pm, 2.30pm - 6.00pm CLOSED 11.00am - 1.00pm, 2.30pm - 4.30pm CLOSED CLOSED 3 CENTRAL BRAS BASAH SHALOM MEDICAL DENTAL GROUP PTE LTD 231 BAIN STREET #03-57 BRAS BASAH COMPLEX SINGAPORE 180231 63371884 9.00am - 12.30pm, 2.00pm - 5.00pm CLOSED 9.00am to 1.00pm CLOSED CLOSED 4 CENTRAL BRAS BASAH THE CLINIC @ CAMPUS 70 STAMFORD ROAD #B1-45 SINGAPORE MANAGEMENT UNIVERSITY SINGAPORE 178901 63339300 8.30am - 12...
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...Unit 4 – P2 Terms of Reference I am writing a report to senior management to tell them all the information for Marks and Spencer such as Financial Highlights, share price, figures and Facts. Marks and Spencer are a company which have done outstanding and their figures have shown that their plan A has been successful. Procedure I completed research online to find financial statistics of Marks and Spencer, this information was found on the internet in the annual report of Marks and Spencer. I viewed the statistics to analyse the findings such as group revenue, profit before tax and final dividend. Findings This data shows that group revenue, group operating profit, profit before tax, earnings per share and final dividend. Group revenue shows that it has rose by 2.0% in 7 moths which is a great achievement and also it’s 9.9 billion, which is a lot for 7 months. Also this year financial highlights have been amazing the group revenue at the end of 53 weeks the percentage went up by 4.2%. Due to the really good results from group revenue the group profit before tax meant down by 15.7% which means they didn’t get much of profit in those few months. As you can see that the underlying earnings per share is 34.9p, it also has upgraded 0.3% which means that they have improved quite greatly. It makes sense to say that the final divined came up to 17.0p in 52 weeks which is a good achievement bearing in mind that they didn’t make much profit before tax and when down by 1.2%. ...
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...Give an outline of how the James Bulger Case is presented in texts 1, 2 and 3. The first text, ”Every parents nightmare”, is a news article written by Mark McKay for BBC in October 2000. The article, in a chronologically and neutrally fashion, objectively describes the James Bulger Case from beginning to end. The text is dense in terms of factual information, as one would expect from a news article. The second text, “Life after James”, is an article written by Blake Morrison for The Guardian Online in Februrary 2003. The article approaches the presentation of the James Bulger Case in a different way. By peaking behind thick curtains of opinions held by the public, the text man-ages to provoke thoughts and stimulate ideas. Blake Morris succesfully shifts the paradigm of the James Bulger Case by taking a step backwards, which leads the audience to the introduc-tion of the bigger picture, where he explains and examines his view; the James Bulger Case is a problem, but it is not the problem. The issue lies in the society itself. The third and last text, “James Bulger killing; 20 years on”, is an article written by Amelia Hill for The Guardian Online in Februrary 2013. Arguably, the article is an addendum to the previ-ous text, “Life after James”. Amelia Hill takes the reader back twenty years, where she daringly questions the method of which the public, the media and the politicians used to deal with the case. Analyse how Blake Morrison presents the James Bulger case in...
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...Critical analysis of the Clift Village Shopping Centre Project management plan 1/31/2011 Executive Summary This paper has been prepared to critical analyse the project management plan (PMP) of the Clift Project Village shopping centre barrier guard upgrade. The shopping centre multistorey car park was audited by its public liability insurer and they deemed the perimeter barrier fence not compliant to Australia standards and a danger to the public, the fence had to be replaced with a complaint fence. TJA Industries was approached to fix the problem which it completed with an Ingal anti-climb system with an integrated car barrier. The paper discuss the need and justification of the PMP for this construction project, areas that are discussed further in this paper are the audiences of the PMP and why they need to sight the PMP, the major stakeholder, the project owner (Village Investments) is found to be the main audience for this projects as the project owner needs to approve the PMP for the project to continue. In the last section of the body of the paper, it identifies the PMBOK guide as the base of the structure and contents of the PMP, it identify the PMBOK’s nine functions of project management are in the Clift’s PMP in some way with the major function having a lot more detail put into them. The major functions discuss were scope, time, cost, HR, quality and procurement management. One major lesson to be learnt is in the HR management plan with the stakeholder analysis...
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...Evaluate the extent to which Marks and Spencer has benefited from its marketing planning Marks & Spencer’s are a company that have been that suffered a bad year in 2003/04 as they suffered a 10% fall in sales of their clothing. Their additional priority was to kick-start the autograph range in which they received good reviews but unfortunately they were too expensive being mostly over £100. With regards to their products, products of Marks and Spencer are designed according to the demands, needs and preferences of customers. To identify the demands, needs and preferences of customers, Marks and Spencer focuses on the core customers which they knew but then decided to take a risk and merge into a new market with Per Una and Per Una Due range. Company serves its core customers as well as its new customers by providing them distinguishing products. Per Una is a successful brand of the company which has satisfied the needs of customers. This brand has produced remarkable profits for the company. It was launched in 2001 but unfortunately the market of 2003/04 showed a drop in demand because of their prices. If more market research was carried out it could be seen that the customers will not be willing to pay £100 or more for an item of clothing. In regards to benefitting from marketing planning, they could have possibly gained if they were able to produce a product that could be sold which they did with the Men’s range in which its market share increased from 10.3% to 10.5%...
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...Arianne Dyball MAIN Geography Miss Green Issue I Will be looking into Exploitation of workers. Wages and Hours? Child Labour? How are employees treated? Safety and exposure to toxins and lack of trade unions and equal rights for disabled e.t.c.? Global issues, how is waste disposed? Are any resources being polluted? Carbon footprints? Primark Evidence found underpaying workers and not paying overtime. Evidence found child labour being used. Evidence found of lack of regard for workers’ rights and lack of safety. Marks and Spencer's Evidence found fair pay for workers. Evidence found of use of child labour early on. Evidence found helping to assist workers to be shown how to how to do job properly. Evidence found changing to more ecofriendly recycled bags. Evidence found helping environment with ‘Plan A’. Evidence of Social Responsibility for Primark. This shows that Primark takes into account all social issues relating to the customers and stake holders. Evidence 1. This is an opinion of a stake holder (Primark’s owner). Primark's code of Conduct Primark’s code of Conduct: • Employment is freely chosen collective bargaining are respected • Working conditions are safe and hygienic • Child labour shall not be used • Living wages are paid • Working hours are not excessive • No discrimination is practised • Regular employment is provided • No harsh or inhumane treatment is allowed. • Freedom of association and the right to A limitation is that...
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...8/7/17 THE BEAUMONT SIBLINGS 1. BY JACK WALSH FORENSICS; UNSOLVED CASES I'm researching the cold case; Beaumont Siblings. This is a case about missing children and has not yet been solved, even though there has been lots of evidence and leads. The disappearance took place on a popular Adelaide beach, Glenelg in 1966. Involved were the three siblings also victims, Jane (9), Arnna (7) and Grant (4). On January 26th 1966 at 10:00A.M, the three siblings boarded a bus to the beach; the children were expected to return home by 2:00 P.M. According to eye witnesses, the children left the beach at 10:15 A.M. At 11:00 A.M, A woman spotted the children playing underneath a sprinkler. A lean, blond man in a blue bathing suit was watching the children,...
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...Singapore Tourism Board actively supports the project, such as orgainsing network session (Asia’s Convention City, 2010). Besides, convenient location and strong ownership background of Suntec Singapore are helping Suntec Singapore to be transformed by partnership. Reasons for Transformation of Suntec Singapore by partnership - Location factor Firstly, the district surrounding area forms a unique, self-contained and fully integrated convention city, so it is easily transforming to partnership as Suntec Singapore enjoying a prime central city location as Suntec Singapore offer direct access to 75,000 square meters of meeting place, 5.200 hotel rooms, 1,000 retails and 300 food and beverage outlets within 6 shopping malls and a world-class performing arts centre (Suntec Singapore, Our Venue Brochure). Furthermore, there will be no more than 15-minutes walk from Suntec Singapore and facilities were interconnected and well accessible via air-conditioned tunnel and covered walkways through unparalleled location (Asia’s...
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...Gimbal CONTEXT AWARE PLATFORM MOHHAMAD JUNAID ASHARAF | GAURAV VASANI | MOHAMMED SAALIK NAWAB | UDIT DIXIT CONTENTS Executive Summary ........................................................................................................ 4 Market Summary ............................................................................................................. 7 Target Market .............................................................................................................. 7 SWOT Analysis ............................................................................................................... 9 Strength ..................................................................................................................... 10 Interaction .............................................................................................................. 10 Content Feed ......................................................................................................... 10 Bluetooth Proximity Beacons ................................................................................. 10 Analytics ................................................................................................................. 11 Checkout option ..................................................................................................... 11 Opportunity ................................................................................................................ 11 Application...
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...| 1 Museum | 2 Museums | Adults | $12.00 | $18.00 | Students | $10.00 | $15.00 | Discover the military history of Canada through a vast collection of artifacts, moving personal stories, works of art, and unforgettable photography. Explore the human conflicts that have shaped Canada, Canadians and the world. With its prize-winning, richly symbolic architecture, the War Museum, provides a spectacular setting for exhibitions, public programs and other events that illustrate the way in which human conflict, in Canada and around the globe, has changed the face of the world. Parliament Hill Wellington Street, Ottawa, ON Hours Everyday 9:00AM – 6:00PM Prices (Free) *Go to the Info-Tent (a large white tent between the Centre and East Blocks). Tours Ottawa Walking Tours 100 Florence Street, Ottawa, ON K1R 5N2 Hours Saturday 10:15AM Sunday 10:00AM Ottawa Walking Tours is a company dedicated to letting our...
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...Whittle Chairman, Departmental Committee on Graduate Studies BARKER Design Considerations for Retractable-roof Stadia by Andrew H. Frazer Submitted to the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering on May 20, 2005 in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Master of Engineering in Civil and Environmental Engineering ABSTRACT As existing open-air or fully enclosed stadia are reaching their life expectancies, cities are choosing to replace them with structures with moving roofs. This kind of facility provides protection from weather for spectators, a natural grass playing surface for players, and new sources of revenue for owners. The first retractable-roof stadium in North America, the Rogers Centre, has hosted numerous successful events but cost the city of Toronto over CA$500 million. Today, there are five retractable-roof stadia in use in America. Each has very different structural...
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...I. Target Market PRiMAALA is a Toronto fashion boutique that specializes in high-end women’s clothing for sizes between 12 to 24. This clothing store is designed for the purpose of showing that plus size clothing can be functional and stylish. They want to make a statement saying plus size women can look sophisticated, sassy, elegant and stylish at the same time. The name PRiMAALA comes from the combination of the word prime and the Hebrew word maala, which means to “rise up”. Rachel Holt, the owner of PRiMAALA said that, “the idea behind rising up is to encourage everyone who walks through the door to recognize the beauty within themselves, and to rise up in their sense of self and self-esteem” (“New Store:PRiMAALA”, 2014). PRiMAALA’s primary target markets are professional, feminine, fashion-conscious, cultured, social, intelligent, and affluent plus size women between the ages of 20 to 50. These women want to look good and be attractive. They also seek for comfort, and believe in quality, and wants clothes that lasts, so they won’t be needed to throw the clothes away every couple months. Plus size women are fairly conscious about their figures so they understand how it feels to wear nicely fitted garments. Moreover, these women also want to feel special, they want someone to understand their needs and they like to fit in. In addition, they like to shop regularly, try on clothes and they aren’t too overly fussy about the prices. Since PRiMAALA’s target markets are between...
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