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STRUKTURA Inc.

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FERRER, Shara May L.
MARCIANO, Joyce Danicca G.
OROSA, Cherry Anne R.

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I. Time Context:
1988
II. Viewpoint:
Anton Co, President of ALCO Group to which Struktura Inc. belonged
III. Major Policy Statement
Struktura Inc. is a local manufacturing industry fully supervised by ALCO Group. It is known for its high quality steel frames and bases for panels and it aims to become the leading supplier of such materials by the year 2000.
IV. Current Business Policy
Management

• Anton Co, the president of ALCO Group, assigned Bingo Dimalanta, the consultant, to confirm that his intuition that the prospect are bright and to do the legwork.
Marketing

• The company should meet the needs, wants and expectations of their target market through providing exactly the product, service and promise results to their clients. The marketing and assembling of Solar Home System in Burias,
Masbate.
Finance

• The chosen payback period for the Solar Home System is after 5 years.
Operation

• Through tie ups with the Japanese Companies, the company manufactures car air-conditions with the brand name Karkon. Prompt follow up is to be instituted after every agreed upon procedure is made.
Human Resource

• All employees, staff or crew undertake specialized training activities to improve their performance.
V. Social Responsibility Applications
Community

• To help in providing electricity in Burias, Masbate.

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Society

• To provide electricity through Solar Panels to the remaining 39% rural areas that are unelectrified
Country

• To conserve electricity through the use of Solar Panels
VI. Statement of the Problem

What will Struktura Inc. do in anticipation of the termination of the PGSEP by the
Philippine Government?
VII. Statement of the Objectives:
Short Range:
• To help the PGSEP commercialize the venture before the year ends.
Long Range:
• To be able to electrify the 39% rural areas in the Philippines by the year 2020.
• To provide the SHS for the 120

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