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Seeded in a small tin-mining company established in 1974, Sunway Group has thrived to become one of Malaysia’s most widely recognized and diversified conglomerates with a multitude of established businesses. Its core businesses include: civil engineering and construction; building materials; trading and manufacturing; quarrying; information technology; property development and investment; leisure, entertainment and hospitality; healthcare; and education. Visionary leadership, perceptive and transparent corporate policies, and synergistic teamwork have contributed to the Group into becoming what it is today – a leader in all areas it specializes in. Sunway is the only Malaysian organization in the Asia Pacific region that was ranked sixth in the Hewitt-Fortune-RBL Top Companies for Leaders 2007 in recognition of its unflinching commitment to human capital management. The Group encompasses two Main Board listed companies – Sunway Holdings Berhad (Sunway Holdings) and Sunway City Berhad (SunCity). Sunway Holdings is an investment operations arm with core businesses in construction, building materials, trading, manufacturing, and quarry while SunCity is involved in the areas of property development and property investment that also comprises hospitality industries. The Group’s flagship development is the flourishing 800-acre Sunway Integrated Resort City in Bandar Sunway, located just 20 minutes outside the nation’s capital city of Kuala Lumpur. The township is a veritable “resurrection” from a derelict ex-mining land. Its fully-integrated facilities providing the Group's trademark "Resort Living within the City,” has received a host of awards and international accolades. Sunway Integrated Resort City remains one of the region’s best-known tourist destinations. Underlying this worthy corporate endeavour is the Group's philosophy of ‘business with a heart’- giving back to the community it serves through its commendable corporate responsibility (CR) initiatives chiefly involving Education, Healthcare and Environment. Some of the more highly regarded CR programmes include the formation of Tan Sri Jeffrey Cheah Foundation with an aim to bring high-quality and affordable education to the community and the country; Job Placement Programme for special children; Sunway Safe City Initiative and Recycling Programmes amongst other healthcare and charitable activities. http://www.sunway.com.my/ SUNWAY GROUP has to do SWOT analysis in order to formulate strategic plans to accommodate the changes in the organization. Sunway group had been analysed their strength, weakness, opportunity and threats of the company. Being one of the subsidiary companies in SUNWAY GROUP, Malaysia’s most widely recognized and diversified conglomerates with a multitude of established business. SUNWAY GROUP provides entertainment, hospitality, healthcare, education and so on. First of all, Sunway Medical Centre offers professional and specific clinical expertise, patients have access to a wide range of inpatient and outpatient specialised healthcare facilities, health promotion programmes and 24-hour emergency services. Sunway Medical Centre is located between the Sunway lagoon them park and the ever busy Sunway pyramid shopping mall, Sunway lagoon resort hotel, and the Sunway and Monash University. It is situated in busy recreational and tourist attraction centre so that, it is convenience for the patient who are in emergency condition. Besides that, the transportation over there is easy for tourist. If the tourists stay at Sunway Resort, they are able to walk to the shopping mall and lagoon. Besides that, Sunway Group provides education for the students. Sunway University is a well know university and have a good reputation in Malaysia. It also provides first class academic, hostel and sporting facilities. It also offers fees for the students who score well. Furthermore, Sunway College can be found at Subang, Ipoh, Johor Bahru and Kuching. It has affiliation with International College which included Lancaster University, Monash University, Victoria University, and other universities. Sunway Lagoon and Sunway pyramid has been developed to be one of the leisure and recreation place. During public holiday, Sunway group will provides theme park promotion and ice skating promotion for students. http://tanbots.wikispaces.com/SWOT+ANALYSIS+for+Sunway+Hospital http://www.csustan.edu/StrategicPlanning/documents/SWOT-Analysis.pdf The weakness under SUNWAY GROUP had been analysed. Firstly, Sunway are located around the city centre, it may lead to a heavy traffic, so that, and the workers who work nearby will take times to their work place. Furthermore, under the emergency situation, the patient could not be send to the medical centre as fast as possible. Moreover, the suppliers in Sunway Hospital are the pharmacists and the equipment’s distributors. Sunway is just focus on marketing and medical service delivery, without having own drugs or health equipment plant.
Medical treatment is industry that combines complex of research and development, so it obvious that cost among industry are fixed as high. Despite being a leading private hospital in terms of technological development, some surgeries and procedures are still too complex to perform at Sunway Hospital which means that patients have to be referred to a more advanced hospital or have to travel abroad for treatment. Students of Sunway College are facing lack of car park problem. Due to a high number of students, the facility always does not match with the student’s demand. The college that nearby to Sunway Lagoon and Sunway Pyramid will affect the student’s lack of concentration in education as the leisure place may attract them. Besides that, students will spend their time to watch movie as the Sunway Group offers student price for them. Besides that, the course fee is higher compare with other colleges. The enter fee of theme park is more expensive than Genting Highland Theme Park, A’ Famosa Theme Park and Desa Water Park. During the weekend, Sunway Lagoon is crowd with peoples. It waste time because have to take long time to queue up for a game. The Current global economic downturn have made people in developed country like USA, Canada and UK to cross boarder to seek affordable and low cost healthcare in developing country like in Malaysia, Thailand and India, as a result, Medical Tourism is fast booming and get attention in Developing country. According to the report from association of Private Hospital Malaysia, the revenue from health tourism was increase and growing at 30% a year from year 2000 to 2007, and forecast to continue until year 2010, it is expected total of RM584 million in medical revenue will be generated. With a larger balance sheet now, the group would have more leverage when bidding for overseas contracts. Two of its property projects – Sunway Damansara and Sunway Velocity - are near proposed MRT stations for the Sg Buloh-Kajang line, giving Sunway strong pricing power. Sunway Global in China is positioned to ride on potential contract flows in China. Rising interest rates and an economic slowdown would be negative for its property business. Slower rollout of projects and spikes in raw material costs would be detrimental to its construction business. Furthermore, a rising interest rate and economic down turn will lead to a possible growth of expenses on medical equipment and medicine form suppliers. Besides that, the problem of limited work force of qualified and specific doctor and nurse in Malaysia occurred. http://trinitygroup.wikispaces.com/SWOT+analysis http://dspace.uniten.edu.my/jspui/bitstream/123456789/352/1/Theme%20park.pdf

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