...[pic] OUM BUSINESS SCHOOL SEPTEMBER / 2014 BBPP 1103 PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT MATRICULATION NO : 770601105192-002 IDENTITY CARD NO. : 770601105192 TELEPHONE NO. : 012-282 1344 E-MAIL : annietan@oum.edu.my LEARNING CENTRE : PETALING JAYA INSTRUCTIONS Do not copy the assignment question and instructions to your answer. Prepare your assignment answer following the layout of the ASSESSMENT CRITERIA shown in the RUBRICS provided for the course. Where RUBRICS are not provided, follow the instructions/guidelines specified by the Faculty for the assignment concerned. Your assignment should be between 2500 to 3000 words EXCLUDING references. Type your answer using 12 point Times New Roman font and 1.5 line spacing. Show the number of words at the end of your assignment. Tables and figures where provided, should be appropiately titled. List your references separately in the APPENDIX page. Table of contents Page 1.0 INTRODUCTION …................................................................. 4 2.0 TYPES OF ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE …................... 5 2.1 Functional Structure …................................................................ 6 2.2 Geographic Structure …............................................................. 10 2.3 Matrix Structure …...................................................................... 15 2.4 Product Structure...
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...Inditex is one of the world's largest fashion retailers by owning eight brands - Zara, Pull & Bear, Massimo Dutti, Bershka, Stradivarius, Oysho, Zara Home and Uterque. There are over 6,700 stores worldwide. It is started as textiles maker by Amancio Ortega Gaona in a small workshop back in 1963. After 12 years, Inditex is official a dressmaker when the first Zara store is established in 1975, located in La Coruña, Spain. The main goal of Inditex is to offer highest quality products to all its customers. All Inditex processes are following their code of conduct where 4 main principle is applied. There are clear to wear and safe to wear, tested to wear, green to wear and right to wear. These are the foundations of the Group's environmental and sustainable strategy. To ensure the stability of the global operation, Inditex has 11 logistics centre for each of the brands to make sure the merchandise are distributed twice a week. There are new designs are coming out once a fortnight in Inditex. It is also one of the company that practicing fast fashion. In 2014, the net profit of Inditex had grown 5 percent to 2.5 billion euro (Spain. Inditex S.A.,2014). Inditex is maintaining the aggressive strategy in 2015. Alexander's (2015) article indicates that, Ortega's net worth hit $80 billion as stock in his holding company Industria de Diseno Textil (Inditex) reached an all-time high of 33.99 Euros per share. As mentioned above, the first Zara store is opened in La Coruña in 1975...
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...s3446035 Le Ngoc Giang s3446610 Le Phuong Nghi s3445860 To Thi Thanh Trang s3446628 MARKETING COMMUNICATION IMC PLAN MARKETING COMMUNICATION IMC PLAN Table of Contents Stage 1 I. Situation Analysis 1 1. 4Ps Overview: 1 2. Target Audience: 2 3. SWOT Analysis: 3 4. Competitive Frame: 4 II. Communication Objectives 5 III. Communication Budget 6 Stage 2 I. IMC Program 6 1. Advertising: 6 2. Consumer-Oriented Promotion: 11 3. Event Marketing and Sponsorships: 12 4. Marketing-Oriented Public Relations and Publicity: 13 II. Evaluation and Control 15 1. Evaluation: 15 2. Control: 16 Executive Summary Since 2007, Pizza Hut has made a name for itself in Vietnam's booming market for fast food despite the industry’s increasingly competitive tendencies. With 40 locations scattered in cities across the country, Pizza Hut aims to reach the active and young urbanites, who are looking for more value and are attracted to the brand because of its proposition “Pizza and More”. Indeed, in addition to the company’s vast culinary offerings, Pizza Hut is constantly refreshing its seasonal menus in order to keep up with current events and demands, while simultaneously engaging the customers in more than just a dining experience. After analysing the current situation, this report will present an integrated marketing campaign featuring a Brazilian summer...
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...Global Business Plan Alvi H20 Inc… Alvaro Global Business Plan Alvi H20 Inc… Alvaro By: Alvaro Padilla INT 601~ BRAD SIMON August 25th, 2013 Brad Simon By: Alvaro Padilla INT 601~ BRAD SIMON August 25th, 2013 Brad Simon Clean, Tasty, Refreshing Clean, Tasty, Refreshing Table of Contents I. Table of Contents2 II. Executive Summary3 III. Industry Analysis4 IV. Country Attractiveness Assessment9 V. Market Database and Assessment15 VI. Global Marketing Plan19 VII. Financials24 VIII. Assessing Risk Factors28 IX. The Management Plan33 X. Summary38 XI. References39 II. Executive Summary Alvi H2O Inc. is an industry that provides new portable water purifier using Bio Sand Filter to target Haiti where there is a need in clean drinking water. The product is in high demand in Haiti as the country recovers from the 2010 earthquake. The company began in June 2013 with Alvaro Padilla as the president and founder. He is also the chief executive of operations and oversees all the operations in the business. He has the capability of running this business successfully since he holds an International Master in Business Administration. The management team to the company is also composed of Andrew Yap as the director of operations whose role is to oversee all the operational aspects of the business and Kimberly Taylor who will assist the director of operations in controlling and organizing resources in the organization...
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...EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Malaysia has emerged as a leading Asian economy where modern retail culture has gowned phenomenally, as a resulted attracted lots of foreign and local hypermarket brand in the market. MYDIN has emerged as one of the local dominant player in wholesale supermarket industry of Malaysia having significant market share over other local and foreign competitors. MYDIN has decided to become multinational because of highly saturated Malaysian market where a lot of competitors are operating. MYDIN has decided to invest in the small south Asian economies where consumerism is increasing at a rapid pace. Market selected is Sri Lanka which is a south Asian peninsula with the population of more than 20 million. External environment analysis of Sri Lanka has been conducted to analyze the driving and restricting forces of doing business in Sri lanka. Sri Lankan economy shows positive and favorable political, economical, social and technological trend which serve as opportunity for foreign investors to invest in the host country. Sri Lankan supermarket and retail industry is still immature and have a lot of potential to growth with the increasing trend of consumerism in Sri Lanka. Despite having a lot of competitors there is no large scale hypermarket mall concept in Sri Lanka providing service quality attributes to Sri Lanaka consumers. The statistics by Nelson on FMCG trend in south Asian market shows positive trend and great potential for consumerism in Sri Lanka. Lewin’s...
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...CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN VIETNAM; A STUDY OF ITS IMPORTANCE BY PHAM THUY LY E0700048 i BACHELOR OF BUSINESS (ACCOUNTING) HONS HELP UNIVERSITY COLLEGE MARCH 2011 DECLARATION OF ORIGINALITY AND WORD COUNT I hereby declare that the graduation project is based on my original work except for quotations and citations which have been duly acknowledged. I also declare that it has not been previously or concurrently submitted for any other course/degree at Help University College or other institutions. The word count is 10,758 words. ii _____________________ Pham Thuy Ly 28 March, 2011 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT This project would not have been made possible without the assistance, support and encouragement of many people. I wish to take this opportunity to thank all the people who have helped me during the time of completing this study. I would like to express my deep gratitude to my supervisor Dr. Le Van Lien, International School, Vietnam National University Hanoi. He has kindly helped me and supported me all the way through. I also would like to express my thank to Ms. Sumathi and Ms. Shenba, Help University College, who initiated the project and give so much instruction and support. Additionally, I also would like to extend my special thanks to managers, accountants, my friends, and other people who have help me to carry out the survey. I want to thank them for all their support, interest and valuable hints. PHAM THUY LY iii CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN VIETNAM;...
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...ANALYSIS INTRODUCTION SITUATION ANALYSIS COMPANY DESCRIPTION Lotte Co. was originally established in June 1948 in Japan with the aim to provide an internationalization and diversification products and services to customers (Lotte Co. Ltd. 2012). In 1967, Lotte Co. Ltd. expanded their market to Korea, established Lotte Group to offer a modernized food industry and a high-standard lifestyle to their customers (Lotte Group 2012). Nowadays, Lotte has grown into a global company with offices in more than 50 countries worldwide, various sectors and approximately 4,700 employees (Lotte Co. Ltd. 2012). Food and Beverage is still the forte of Lotte Group and has a stable development in the global market especially Japan, China, Russia and Vietnam. In 2011, Lotte had earned ¥522.0 billion in total (Lotte Co. Ltd. 2012). Lotte entered Vietnam market with their forte – food and beverage. However, it is not until December 2008 that Lotte started investing into Vietnamese market, with the establishment of the first Lotte Mart in Ho Chi Minh City. In Vietnam, with KFC, Lotteria is the main player in fast-food franchising business (Tuoi Tre 2012). Lotte’s mission is to create high – quality services and products contributing to an abundant life for their customers through creativity exploration and challenge confrontation. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION According to Lotteria 2012, Lotteria is the leader in the Korean fast-food industry with 550 billion won sales in 2009. Firstly appeared in...
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...The analysis of Chinese department stores with the fierce competition of online stores -A case study of Wanda department stores Word Count: 9850 Executive Summary Chinese department stores have suffered from the strong competition of online stores in recent years, Wanda department stores in particular. A significant 56 Wanda department stores was collapsed in 2015. Jack Ma even predicted that traditional brick-and-mortar sector will be replaced by the online stores. This research intends to first help Wanda department stores to identify the influences of online stores. Then, based on the successful development experience of British department stores industry, the feasibility of creating own-brand to help Wanda department stores to reduce the influences of online stores will be analyzed. This research finds three influences of online stores to Wanda department stores which is the objective one. First is the elicitation of homogenous issues of Wanda department stores. Second one is the low consumer switching cost to shop online. Third come to the high utilitarian value of online stores. From the findings of objective two, it is possible for Wanda department stores to create their own-brands, and own-brand product can reduce those three online influences identified in objective one. Wanda department stores can differentiate themselves and get ride of homogenous issues with the existence of competitive own-brand products. Besides, if Wanda department stores establish own-brands...
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...Doing Business in Vietnam: 2009 Country Commercial Guide for U.S. Companies INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT, U.S. & FOREIGN COMMERCIAL SERVICE AND U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE, 2008. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED OUTSIDE OF THE UNITED STATES. • • • • • • • • • • Chapter 1: Doing Business In Vietnam Chapter 2: Political and Economic Environment Chapter 3: Selling U.S. Products and Services Chapter 4: Leading Sectors for U.S. Export and Investment Chapter 5: Trade Regulations and Standards Chapter 6: Investment Climate Chapter 7: Trade and Project Financing Chapter 8: Business Travel Chapter 9: Contacts, Market Research and Trade Events Chapter 10: Guide to Our Services 3/3/2009 Return to table of contents Chapter 1: Doing Business in Vietnam • • • • Market Overview Market Challenges Market Opportunities Market Entry Strategy Market Overview Return to top • Vietnam is a true emerging market, offering ground floor and growing opportunities for U.S. exporters and investors. Vietnam’s economic growth rate has been among the highest in the world in recent years, expanding annually at 7-8.5 percent, while industrial production has been growing at around 14-15 percent per year. Vietnam’s macroeconomic challenges and the global financial crisis dampened this growth in 2008 and will continue to do so in 2009. • In response to significant macroeconomic challenges, including high inflation and a large and growing current account deficit, the...
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...COMPANY NOTE Initiating Coverage 27 October 2014 CHN | Technology | Internet BUY Price target $118.00 Price $95.76 The Powerful E-Commerce Ecosystem Connecting Half of China; Initiate at Buy Key Takeaway China's changing Internet user demographics and mobile development support our favorable view on e-Commerce for the next decade. Alibaba is the largest Chinese ecommerce player, with 80%+ GMV market share, but is only selling to less than 25% of the population now. We estimate well over half of Chinese population will be shopping on Alibaba’s platforms in 10 years. Initiate with Buy; PT USD118. Changing demographics & mobile support ecommerce in the next decade. As discussed in our sector note, "A Taste of Domestic Consumption: The Unleashing of China's E-Commerce Power" published on Sept 19, 2014, China’s e-Commerce growth for the next decade benefit from: 1) changing Internet user demographics towards 30+ year old age groups; 2) accelerating structural shift to online from traditional retail; 3) Chinese government’s massive support for urbanization and domestic consumption; 4) proliferation of affordable smart devices; 5) improving wireless and transport infrastructures in lower tier and rural markets, and 6) rising consumer demand for better quality, design & fashion, authenticity and timely delivery. Growth driven by mix shift towards Tmall, and improving mobile monetization. We expect Alibaba, as the largest e-Commerce player, to sell to...
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...ANNUAL REPORT / 2014 to ascend / to rise in rank OUR VISION Building on the synergies of our rich retail experience, strong foothold in the People’s Republic of China (“the PRC”), and our strategic partnerships, Metro aims to be a leading property development and investment group in the region. Contents Key Facts 02 Corporate Data 33 Metro Holdings at a Glance 04 Partnerships 34 Chairman’s Message 06 Financial Highlights 36 Board of Directors 13 Financial Summary 38 Key Management 16 Corporate Structure 17 Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability Report 40 Portfolio Review 18 Corporate Governance 42 We embarked on a new chapter of our strategy by broadening our property portfolio to build sustainable streams of profitability which now includes residential and mixed-use developments, beyond our core commercial development interests. In continuing to strengthen and enhance our diversified portfolio, we remain focused on pursuing a prudent and balanced expansion approach to capitalise on our core competitive advantages for long-term growth. Key Facts NET PROFIT OF S$106.9 MILLION FOR FY2014 The Group achieved a 64.6% increase in net profit to S$106.9 million in FY2014 on the back of higher revenue from the property division, fair value adjustments and one-off items such as gains arising from the disposal of a warehouse in Singapore and negative goodwill...
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