Letters 1 (2011) 149–156 Contents lists available at GrowingScience Management Science Letters homepage: www.GrowingScience.com/msl Continuous supply chain collaboration: Road to achieve operational excellence N. Senthil Kumar a* and P. Subburethina Bharathib a b Department of Management Studies‚ Anna University‚ Chennai – 600 025‚ Tamilnadu‚ India. Hallmark Business School‚ Tiruchirappalli – 620 102‚ Tamilnadu‚ India. ARTICLEINFO Article history: Received October 1 2010
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The Shingo Prize for operational excellence: rewarding world-class practices Satya S. Chakravorty* Department of Management and Entrepreneurship Michael J. Coles College of Business Kennesaw State University 1000 Chastain Road Kennesaw‚ GA 30144–5591‚ USA Fax: 770.423.6606 E-mail: schakrav@kennesaw.edu *Corresponding author J. Brian Atwater Department of Business Administration Jon M. Huntsman School of Business Utah State University 3510 Old Main Hill Logan‚ UT 84322–3510‚ USA Fax:
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Chapter 2 Global E-Business: How Businesses Use Information Systems 1 Can Information Systems Help Prevent a Public Health Crisis? CASE STUDY I f you turn on the television‚ read a newspaper‚ or surf the Web‚ you’re bound to find many dire predictions about large-scale loss of life from biological or chemical attacks or an avian influenza pandemic. Computer models estimate that between 2 and 100 million people could die in the event of a flu pandemic‚ depending on the characteristics
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made they are tracking the release of critical operational information. This assumption can then be validated by articles released by the Federal Bureau of Investigation on concern for secondary attacks to first responders (Police One‚ 2004). The site lists several incidents where secondary attacks occurred‚ establishing a trend. As observed during the September 11‚ 2001 attacks with a second airplane being flown into the World Trade Centers‚ first responders were onsite assisting with the rescue
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Wiersema assert that companies achieve leadership positions by narrowing‚ not broadening their business focus. Treacy and Wiersema identify three "value-disciplines" that can serve as the basis for strategy: operational excellence‚ customer intimacy‚ and product leadership. As with driving forces‚ only one of these value disciplines can serve as the basis for strategy. Treacy and Wiersema’s three value disciplines are briefly defined below: Operational Excellence: Strategy is predicated on the
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TOPIC 1 INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION SYSTEM 1.0 THE BASIC CONCEPT OF DATA AND INFORMATION In an organization‚ ‘Information’ is one of the most valuable and important resources. With the right information‚ from the right source‚ at the right time and place‚ the organization can make the best decision to achieve their goals. Information can be defined in so many ways. The term ‘information’ however is often confused with the term ‘data’. In some cases the term ‘information’ and ‘data’ has been used
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Question 1: Describe and diagram the existing process for reporting and identifying major public health problems‚ such as a flu pandemic. The existing or traditional approach to reporting potential public health problems is a manual process reliant on individuals within individual hospitals/medical facilities to identify such potential threats or issues. Physicians or laboratories within the hospital identify any potential health risks and then compile a report on the issue. The identification
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Title Course Title Assessment Code Hand Out Date Unit 15: Managing Business Activities to Achieve Results Managing Operational Activities to Achieve Business Results HND Business HND Bus-Unit 15/ MBAAR Feb 2013 RESIT 01st March 2013 Hand In Date 11th May 2013 Lecturer(s) Anup Bista Adrian Gauci Dhaneswar Chooramun Internal Verifier Jonathan Cartmell Course Notes / Slides / Activities / Handouts. 1. Recommended Learning Textbooks: BPP (2010) Management: Communication and Achieving Results
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MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS SUMMARY ( LECTURE NOTES 1 – Information Systems in Global Business Today) 1. Explain why Information Systems are so essential in business today. ØInformation Systems are fundamental for conducting Business today. ØIn many industries‚ survival and even existence is difficult without extensive use of Information Systems. ØInformation Systems have become essential for helping organizations operate in a global economy. ØOrganization are trying to
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