Category: Management

  • Cadillac Motor Car Division’s Quality Management

    Introduction Cadillac Motor Car Division is part of the General Motors Company, a firm that designs, produces, and sells motor cars and car parts all over the globe. Cadillac is focused on the marketing and production of luxury cars for sale in the United States, Europe, China, and other countries. The brand has an extensive…

  • Strategic Management and Logistics: ASDA Case Study

    Table of Contents Introduction Brief Background Retail Marketing Mix Asdas’ Competitive Environment Marketing Logistics Process Vs Marketing Mix An input-output Retail Demand Management Model Recommendations References Introduction Recently there have been a lot of emphasis on both strategic marketing and logistics on research and business academics literature, illustrating a growing but confusing body of knowledge…

  • The Booking Firm’s Customer Relationship Management

    Table of Contents Introduction Success Factors Customer Experience Design Competitive Advantage Contrast Online vs Offline Channels Culture Conclusion and Recommendations Reference List Introduction Booking.com is the world’s most famous hotel search and service. Due to this system, people from all over the world have been able to book a hotel room. Booking.com was the result…

  • Human Resource Management: Concepts and Theories

    Conceptual Framework In view of impending workplace challenges, human resource management (HRM) must be reorganised to include long-term development, regeneration, and rejuvenation of human resources (Cansoy, 2019). Long-term human resource management necessitates strategic human resource management. On the current labour market, occupations that are restricted due to the presence of coronavirus are becoming more widespread.…

  • Spa and Salon: Business and Management

    Table of Contents Introduction Teamwork and Productivity Resource Management HR and Working Practices Conclusion Reference List Introduction In today’s economic environment, enterprises need some effort to survive. The necessary conditions for the survival of the company are flexibility, adaptability to rapidly changing market conditions, increased labor productivity, and the ability to develop creatively. The team…

  • Supply Chain Management: Cross-Functional Factors

    Abstract An effective supply chain management can be considered one of the fundamental aspects of all business companies. To a greater degree, it is preconditioned by the increased sophistication of the business environment characterized by complex relations between various agents and the existence of many barriers that should be eliminated by engaging in particular cooperation.…

  • Arts Organizations Management

    Organizational Structure Definitions from an arts management perspective (Parker, 2012): The mandate is an authorization of an arts organization to perform particular actions (e.g. provide education, mentorship, leadership, and other services) as well as to serve clients coming from all existing artistic fields with any budget. Mission (mission statement) is a written declaration stating the…

  • The Impact of the Work Environment on Management

    Table of Contents Introduction Management Relationship with The Work Environment Henri Fayol’s approach to Classical Management Management Discussion Conclusion Bibliography Introduction Management is the process of managing and controlling an organization’s resources. It includes creating and implementing strategies, policies, and programs to ensure the most efficient and effective use of resources. The physical and social…

  • Empowerment and Delegation as Management Tools

    Empowerment and delegation are management tools that are widely used by top managers in order to achieve specific goals of an institute or an organization. Although both empowerment and delegation deal with employee management, they differ from each other. Empowerment is a tool that managers use to transfer the power of making decisions to their…

  • P&G Supply Chain Management: International Business

    It does not matter whether end consumers are aware of the parent P&G and the company should maintain its current approach to branding. This suggestion is because brands like Tide, Crest, Bounty, and others have already established their customer bases and loyalty that the company can benefit from. One of the main strategic objectives of…