Events in Business Research By: Kristen Keck Josephine Martinez February 11, 2013 Res/351 Research, this is an important aspect to any company that is seeking to gain success. Searching for methods that will add value to companies is also considered the business research process. When researching, one must consider what is in the best interest of the company, its employees, and the community. Community Action is a non-profit organization that operates off of federal and state grants only. When
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to many organizations and companies. They are used for just about all a business’s record keeping, from tracking sales to the financial accounting. I reviewed a couple of articles and I found one that emphasized the need for proper workbooks and worksheets. This article goes in detail on how a company by the name of Jaguar Mining took its workbooks and consolidated them to fit the business needs. Jaguar Mining was having trouble because even though it was a small company it was trying to manage three
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Strategy (A) Diagnosis: Cooper Industries’ growth depends on its widely diversification. From 1960 to the following 30 years, the company purchased about 60 manufacturing companies that increased the size and scope of Cooper Industries. With its experience and strength in “Cooperization”, it has been able to digest the companies it purchased and welded the company into a highly efficient, profitable, competitive business. But they acquired too much debt due to it diversified its business too quickly
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purchased EnviroTech. This company has been one of our leading competitors. This acquisition will make our company the largest leader in the sanitation industry globally and domestically. This is a time of growth, and in the course of any growth, there comes change. We as managers have to show our support of the company’s mission and goals. Each new endeavor brings in new opportunities. Innovation is a part of change. We are entering a new vision by bringing these two companies’ together. We need employees
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several stockholders and forced the company to reevaluate its current processes, as the loyalty of employees and allegiance of customers has seen a significant decline in recent months. In order to assist with raising stock value, the company has decided to outsource technical jobs overseas but has yet to announce this plan to current employees in view of the fact that it will mean innumerable layoffs. This is one of many challenges that lay before the company as the quest to secure a position in
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Creating a Vision InterClean is currently a successful company that provides cleaning products to health care companies. EnvrioTech is a successful company that provides cleaning solutions to companies in health care field. The two companies merged with aspirations to become the only global company to provide full service products, packaging, and cleaning solutions for the health care industry. The challenges facing the company are a smooth merger, retaining the best employees, and hiring
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Phoenix Socio-Geographic Factors Companies face many factors that affect the ways management can operate the business. In the United States companies are becoming global and facing challenges of attracting and retaining employees. This paper entails Verizon Communications’ policies and procedures that the company uses to address new and old issues that management faces. In today’s society many people come from diverse backgrounds and companies have to learn to work with the differences
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potential of products and services. (For ease of reading, products are mentioned more than services in this guide, but much of the discussion applies to both.) One of the most important ways is to assess the product's success in domestic markets. If a company succeeds at selling in a domestic market, there is a good chance that it will also be successful in markets abroad, wherever similar needs and conditions exist. In markets that differ significantly from the domestic market, some products may have
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team E chose to describe the results of a hypothesis test on the 401k plan for two different companies. Team E formulated a numerical and verbal hypothesis statement regarding the 401k plans of two companies, and performed the five-step hypothesis. Finally, team E describes the results and explains how one can use hypothesis testing to evaluate solutions, which may help assist in the decision of which company has a better 401k plan. Benefits are not just for the end of one’s career even though typically
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conditions of the company sponsoring one for employment or doing business with different corporations. The corporations have to keep in mind that any actions or decisions they may take if for the worst to the better it will affect the company as a whole, the stakeholders, and the employees whom it involves along with other businesses that are associated with the corporation. It is mainly the social responsibility of the corporations to make such decisive actions toward the company.
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