...Title | Page no. | 1. | Letter of submission | 5 | 2. | (Executive Summary) | 5-7 | 3. | Introduction | 7 | 4. | Nature of the business | 8 | 5. | Primary Product | 8 | 6. | Locations | 9 | 7. | Master Budget | 10 | 8. | Reference | 11-14 | 9. | (Appendix) | 14 | LETTER OF SUBMISSION Date : Mohammad Sarwar Rekabder Instructor of ACT 202 School of Business & Economics (SBE) Northsouth University Subject: Submission of the report analysis and master budget of Masum tea stall. Dear sir, We are very delighted to submit of our Report analysis and master budget of Masum tea stall which is situated at Mog Bazar in Dhaka city.as part of the BBA student. We completed this report which is worthwhile experience for us as it was in such an enjoyable work has enriched both our knowledge and experience. We believe that this report will meet your approval. If further information is required. We will be glad to provide that any time of your convenience. Your kind advice will encourage us to do further research in future. Yours sincerely Team A Executive summary This project aims to understand the practical application of management accounting concepts in Masum tea stall through report analysis and master budget. The project contains all relevant information related to Masum tea stall. We collected information from Final report book of Masum tea stall. We made a Sales Budget,...
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...Article summary: The article is regarding revenue growth stalls that affect even the most successful companies. The article focuses on four major causes of the crisis. The first cause is the premium-position captivity that is”the inability of a firm to respond effectively to new, low-cost competitive challenge or to a significant shift in customer valuation of product features” The second reason is the innovation management breakdown that is”some chronic problem in managing the internal business process for updating existing product and services and creating new one” Third reason is the premature core abandonment that means “the failure to fully exploit growth opportunities in the existing core business” and “acquisitions of growth initiatives in areas relatively distant from existing customers, products, and channels” Finally, the fourth cause is the talent bench shortfall that is “a lack of leaders and staff with the skills and capabilities required for strategy execution” Authors emphasize that these causes are mainly within management control since they result from “a choice about strategy or organizational design” They point out that awareness and understanding of these causes assist companies in avoiding the growth stalls. In addition, the article demonstrates few practices that some companies use to predict and prevent the problem. The article provides examples of companies that have faced the crisis. For instance, the premium position captivity reason was among...
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...Contents Introduction 2 1.0 Executive Summary 2 2.0 Objectives 3 2.1 Mission 3 2.2 Vision 3 3.0 Marketing Analysis 3 3.1 Market Segmentation 3 3.1.1 Geographic Segmentation 3 3.1.2 Demographic Segmentation 3 3.2 Positioning Statement of Share Potato 4 3.3 Porter 5 Forces 5 3.4 PEST Analysis 6 3.5 SWOT Analysis 7 4.0 Marketing Plan 8 5.0 Organization Plan 10 5.1 Management Summary 10 5.2 Organization Plan 10 6.0 Operation Plan 12 7.0 Financial Plan 13 8.0 The Future Plan 13 9.0 References List 14 Introduction This report is plainly explaining on the objective of starting up a sole proprietorship business. The company name is called as “Share Potato” and it selling French Fries. Its name called “Share Potato” means that all about just sharing a delicious food to others. The snack-type food demand is continuously increase so that this business having a good opportunity and it is on trend. 1.0 Executive Summary Share Potato French Fries Stall is a fast food outlet. This is our first shop and we will open more and more in our long term orientation. Share Potato will provide a quality food at value pricing. This French fries stall can let French fries become a main course. Usually French fries just side dishes but it can be specialized to a main course. Share Potato looking to go into areas that have families, kids, teenagers, parties and anyone who is hungry. The demand of the snack-type fast food is increasing. French fries can...
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...scholarship to study abroad. She briefed the struggles of freedom for independence to the political stalwarts of European nations, she had visited. She married Dr. Muthyala Govindarajulu Naidu, a South India. The marriage took place at a time when inter-caste marriage was not acceptable in the society. Her acts helped in raising many eyebrows. In 1905, a collection of poems, she had composed, was published under the title of "Golden Threshold". Being one of the most famous heroines of the 20th century, her birthday is celebrated as "Women's Day" Summary of poem under study- In the start of the poem, the poet questions with the merchants in the bazaar about what they are selling, to which the merchants answered that they are selling silver and crimson colored turbans, purple brocade tunics, mirrors framed in amber and daggers with handles made of jade. The first stanza ends there. In the second stanza, the poet moves to another stall and asked the same question to the vendor about what they are weighing to sell, Saffron, lentils and rice replied the vendors. The poet puts her next question to maidens what they are grinding and she gets a reply that they are grinding henna, sandalwood and spices. In the end of the stanza, poet questions the pedlars about what they are selling and they reply dice made for ivory and chessmen. The poet moves to a jewelry shop in the third stanza and asks the goldsmith what ornaments they manufacture. They reply; necklace, wristlets, anklets, rings...
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...Sample Article: The Financial Crisis in Spain Summary Unemployment in Spain has reached 17.4 percent, according to figures released April 24 by the National Statistics Institute. Even without the global recession, Spain's economy likely would be going through a rough patch now due to the country's overheated housing market; with the recession, it is also suffering from a banking crisis and an industrial slump. Analysis Spain's unemployment rate rose from 13.9 percent in the fourth quarter of 2008 to 17.4 percent in the first quarter of 2009, increasing the ranks of the unemployed to more than 4 million, according to National Statistics Institute (INE) figures released on April 24. Spanish Economy Minister Elena Salgado said that the first quarter of 2009 will be the worst in terms of increasing unemployment. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) predicts that unemployment in Spain will reach 17.7 percent in 2009 and 19.3 percent in 2010, but the INE figures seem to indicate that unemployment could exceed 20 percent by the end of 2009. Of all the European countries, Spain has in many ways been one of the most gravely affected by the global economic crisis. Even without the global recession, Spain would most likely be undergoing a correction this year due to its extremely overheated housing market. But it is facing a severe housing market correction, an industrial slump, and a banking crisis caused by the housing correction and the recession's overall effects -- simultaneously...
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...FAR EASTERN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF TOURISM AND HOTEL MANAGEMENT “Manila Zoological & Botanical Garden: An Assessment of Facilities and Services” -------------------------------------------------- In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements in Tourism Research Methods and Techniques Acio, Jessa Mae M. Agustin, Resurreccion F. Jr. Huang, Ya-Hui E. Magante, Maean V. Martin, Ma. Rizza Veronica G. Pacupac, Kyla Ann Marie O. Gladys B. Nocon March 2015 FAR EASTERN UNIVERSITY INTITUTE OF TOURISM AND HOTEL MANAGEMENT APPROVAL SHEET In partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN TOURISM MANAGEMENT, this tourism research paper entitled “Manila Zoological & Botanical Garden: An Assessment of Facilities and Services,” prepared and submitted by Jessa Mae M. Acio, Resurreccion F. Agustin Jr., Ya-Hui E. Huang, Maean V. Magante, Ma. Rizza Veronica G. Martin, and Kyla Ann Marie O. Pacupac, is hereby recommended for submission for the Oral Presentation. _________________________ Adviser Approved by the Research Committee for the Oral Examination conducted on ______________________________ (date) with the grade of __________ %. THE RESEARCH AND PANEL COMMITTEE ______________________________ Chairman ____________________ Member ____________________ Member Accepted as partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN TOURISM MANAGEMENT. _________________________ Dean ...
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...CONSUMER FOODSERVICE IN MALAYSIA Euromonitor International October 2012 CONSUMER FOODSERVICE IN MALAYSIA Passport I LIST OF CONTENTS AND TABLES Executive Summary ..................................................................................................................... 1 Malaysians Spend More on Foodservice .................................................................................. 1 Increases in Prices Hit Consumers ........................................................................................... 1 Multinational Brands Maintain the Top Positions, But Local Companies Progress Well ........... 1 Increasing Trend of Dining Out ................................................................................................. 1 Positive Outlook for Multinational and Local Foodservice Companies...................................... 2 Key Trends and Developments .................................................................................................... 2 Rising Prices Affect Consumer Confidence .............................................................................. 2 Government and Private Sector Inject Growth Into Foodservice .............................................. 3 Healthier Choices for Consumers in Restaurants ..................................................................... 5 Foodservice Companies Compete for Customers Through Online Coupon Giveaways........... 6 Tackling Halal Issues in 2011 ....................
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...has its hardships and that pain, suffering, frustration, sadness, death, disease, etc. is all apart of life and is a fact that cannot be contradicted. Although these things happen, Buddhism teaches ways to avoid the suffering and to find ways of one being truly happy. In the second Noble Truth, Buddha claims that every human being has the want rather the need for something. He instructs us to stop wanting things. To turn away from craving and aversion, and to accept what we have been given so that we will have eternal peace. In the third Noble Truth, Buddha reminds us to not worry about the hardships in life and see things in a positive way. That way we reach ‘Nirvana’, meaning we are focusing less on ourselves and more on others. In the fourth and final truth, the Noble Eightfold is the path that leads to happiness and ends...
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...CHAPTER 1 Introduction The Proposed Project Nowadays, establishing food kiosk has gasconaded all over the world as they are easy to conduct and relatively easy to start. The food service industry is and will always remain in high demand because food is one of the basic needs of men. This industries which deals with preparing food items and/or product including the restaurants, fast foods, school and hospital cafeterias, catering operations, food trucks, kiosk and etc. wherein the basic necessity is food. School canteens, commonly referred to as cafeterias, provide a range of food options from complete, nutritionally-balanced meals to a' la carte choices. Faced with an overwhelming array of choices, and with little nutrition knowledge to guide those students often struggle making wise meal choices. Too many food options can lead to poor food choices for students who may be overwhelmed with their new freedom to choose what they should eat in a meal. Food is the first and the greatest need for every person to live, to enjoy life, to a healthy lifestyle and to fit the eagerness of wanting something delicious. This could be the reason why some of people want to establish a kiosk where they could eat preferred foods at the same time, to relax their mind and body from all the tensions that the whole day brings. Kiosks are becoming quite popular and incredibly profitable for many small business owners. They were initially considered an option for only low-end markets, but now...
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...PROJECT SUMMARY This section contains an overview of the whole project. It contains the name of the firm, its location and size, the descriptive definition of the business, its operation and product lines. It also includes the major assumptions used and summary findings and conclusion on market, technical, financial, socio- economic, and management feasibility of the project. A. NAME OF THE BUSINESS: “PIZZAZZY” The name was formed due to its root word “pizzazz” meaning appealing and captivating. This embodies our pizza’s qualities. By introducing our very own “Pizzazzy” wrapped around pizza, it unleashes a new variety of scrumptious food to crave for. * Description of the Logo Figure 1.1 Description of Logo Business Logo “Pizzazzy” logo consists of a graphic representation of the product itself. The picture interprets scrumptious pizza wrapped around. The font for “Pizzazzy Pizza” illustrates ease and as to the hue rendered it gives off insatiable flow of energy. It was partnered with a shadowy light that means branching out, to spread the delight people had experienced. It is because we believe that the product is worthy of everyone’s taste buds. The green circle signifies prosperity and continuity in terms of satisfying service the business has to offer. Circular image represents ceaselessness of innovation and customer satisfaction. On the other hand, red being the warmest of all colors was chosen for the ribbon to symbolize our...
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...I. INTRODUCTION Controversy surrounding workplace monitoring and surveillance has intensified with the rapid digitization of the workplace. The ways in which we work, communicate and share information have forever changed. Employers are playing constant “catch up” with new technologies that are utilized on a broad scale long before policies are created to manage their impacts. Privacy issues often arise in connection with employer efforts to locate, hire and evaluate the most qualified and reliable employees. Improvements in technology, such as the rapid rise of the use of electronic mail and the increasing use of surveillance cameras, often force otherwise reluctant employers to readdress the balance between employees' privacy concerns and perceived business needs. In fact, nearly 67% of all companies currently use some type of surveillance in the workplace. According to a recent poll, “. . . over 66% percent of those surveyed had used the Internet from work in the past 24 hours.” (M.Lee Smith Publishers, Hospitality Workforce Trends, January 2000) In addition, when issues in his or her personal life impact an employee’s work, the employer must make judgments as to the appropriate level of involvement. Lastly, as traffic on the “information superhighway” continues to explode a number of substantive questions about the use and abuse of these information networks arises. What are the ramifications for employees’ right to privacy in the workplace? Does an employer...
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...Wesfarmers ...................................................................4 Our year ........................................................................................5 Our new format stores ...........................................................8 Our team ......................................................................................9 Responsible sourcing ............................................................10 Australia first ............................................................................ 12 Our sustainability ................................................................... 13 Our community ....................................................................... 14 Our 3 year performance summary ..................................17 Cover image: supplier to Coles for over 20 years, apple grower Harvey Giblett of Newton Brothers Orchards, located in Manjimup, Western Australia. About us Coles is a leading national food, liquor and convenience retailer in Australia. We employ more than 102,000 team members across our brands, which include Coles and Bi-Lo supermarkets, Coles Express, 1st Choice Liquor Superstore, Liquorland, Vintage Cellars and Spirit Hotels. Our goal What we want to achieve “To give the people of Australia a shop they trust, delivering quality, service and value.” Our values What we believe in Our customers come first – always! We support each other to get things done. Our circle...
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...ENTRY # 1 ENTRY#2 ENTRY#3 ENTRY#4 ENTRY#5 ENTRY#6 ENTRY#7 ENTRY#8 ENTRY#9 ENTRY#10 TYPES OF BUSINESS LETTER Editorial(ENTERTAINMENT): Animal welfare can no longer be overlooked 5:29 AM Saturday Nov 24, 2012 Accelerating pace of change in popular attitudes demands that film and other industries take heed of prevailing sentiment. The reaction of Sir Peter Jackson to claims by animal wranglers that animals died during shooting of the Hobbit spoke volumes of his awareness and sensitivity to the new environment. Photo / Supplied The disclaimer "no animal was harmed in the making of this film" has become a standard phrase of popular culture. So accustomed are we to seeing it among films' closing credits, and so material has it become, that it is startling to realise it is a recent innovation. Just over three decades ago, Hollywood was casually ignoring any concerns about animal cruelty in major movies such as Apocalypse Now and Heaven's Gate. In Apocalypse Now, a water buffalo was slaughtered with a machete, and Michael Cimino's flop western included chickens dying in staged cockfights. Such instances were not particularly unusual in the history of film-making. Perhaps 100 horses were, for example, killed during the making of the original Ben Hur in 1926. Customarily, this was justified on the grounds of artistic merit. But the outcry that greeted Heaven's Gate indicated this excuse would no longer suffice in a society increasingly opposed to animal maltreatment...
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...summer training project Document Transcript ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I am highly indebted to my project mentors, Mr. Sanjay Bharti for their continuoussupport, supervision motivation and guidance throughout the tenure of my project in spite oftheir hectic schedule who truly remained driving spirit in my project and their experience gaveme the light in handling research project and helped me in clarifying the abstruse concepts,requiring knowledge and perception, handling critical situations and in understanding theobjective of my work. I would like to thank all the staff of PepsiCo India Holdings Pvt. Ltd for theirdedication & support, To, Mr. Vivek Johari & Mr. Anurag Saxena, Who contributed withinsights that reflects their experience in marketing from which I gain a lot. All the TDM, ADC, and CE whose off time discussions with me always encouraged andmotivated me for the project; he was the one who helped me in understanding the market in abetter and easier way. My friends and colleagues Ankit Awasthi others that surround me andmake life fun to reduce stress and tiredness. And lastly, it is only when one writes and realizes the true power of MS word 2003, fromgrammar checks to replace-alls. It is simple. And the power of Windows XP the OS where MSOffice is …. Thank you Mr. Bill Gates and Microsoft Corp! DECLARATION I Inamul Abdin declare that this project report entitled comparative analysis of marketshare Pepsi versed Coke is an original piece of work done and submitted by...
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...code of federal regulations reprint Department of Justice 28 CFR Part 36 Revised as of July 1, 1994 Nondiscrimination on the Basis of Disability by Public Accommodations and in Commercial Facilities Excerpt from 28 CFR Part 36: ADA Standards for Accessible Design Pt. 36, App. A 28 CFR Ch. I (7-1-94 Edition) APPENDIX A TO PART 36 -- STANDARDS FOR ACCESSIBLE DESIGN ADA ACCESSIBILITY GUIDELINES FOR BUILDINGS AND FACILITIES TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. PURPOSE ....................................................................................... 1 2. GENERAL ....................................................................................... 1 2.1 Provisions for Adults ............................................................................................. 1 2.2* Equivalent Facilitation. ....................................................................................... 1 3. MISCELLANEOUS INSTRUCTIONS AND DEFINITIONS ..................... 1 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 Graphic Conventions ............................................................................................. Dimensional Tolerances ........................................................................................ Notes ...................................................................................................................... General Terminology ............................................................................................. Definitions .............
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