| Prestige Data Service 2010 SUMMER Executive Summary To assist Prestige Telephone Company on making the decision of continue its subsidiary or not‚ this report provides an analysis of Prestige Data Service (the subsidiary) on the status quo revenues and costs‚ a prediction on its break even situation‚ as well as possible options to increase profit. The report has its limitations due to insufficient detailed information on both other revenues and variable costs of Prestige Data Service
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Riverbend Telephone Company has determined that they need a new maintenance truck and crew. Looking at the options they obtained 4 bids from truck dealers. They are expecting the truck to have a working life of five years. We looked at both options and believe that purchasing a new truck is the most cost effective when looking at keeping the truck for five years. The best offer for a lease is $7‚200 a year with a total present value of $36‚000. The best offer for purchasing a truck is $24
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Riverbend Telephone Company The Riverbend Telephone Company is experiencing growth and had previously tried outsourcing some of its installation work to handle the overflow above its capacity. This was unsatisfactory‚ and so to accommodate the new customers‚ RTC needs to obtain a new maintenance truck and crew. It is considering whether leasing or buying the new truck necessary to their operations is the preferable method of investment. Question 1& 2 Without considering financing the
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Summary Prestige Data Services is a subsidiary of Prestige Telephone Company‚ designed to perform data processing for the telephone company and also to sell computer services to other companies and organizations. The subsidiary started operations in 1995 and has yet to experience a profitable month and by the end of 1996 its income was low enough to necessitate a report to shareholders. Mrs. Bradley thinks the company just needs more time while Mr. Rowe feels it is time to reassess Prestige
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calculated as follows to demonstrate the financial impact to the Prestige Telephone: A To keep Prestige Data Service in operation‚ Prestige Telephone will incurre: Expense Lost of Subdiary Revenue Earned Space Corporate Service Total Expense $ 82‚000 21‚438 9‚240 15‚236 78‚962 Service fee paid to Prestige Data Service Net Loss in March Fee paid by Prestige Data Service B To close down Prestige Data Service‚ Prestige Telephone will incurre: Expense Sunk Cost Total Expense 178‚400 4‚560‚000 $ 4
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BizTalk Server 2004: Receieve Pipeline woes v2 A few days ago I posted an article on certain behaviours we had observed and investigated in relation to BizTalk receive pipelines. If anyone has been reading the feedback to the post‚ you will be aware that since then I’ve managed to make some further headway in this matter. My previous article simply described the behaviour and offered some speculation. I now know more about the causes. This new article is intended to replace the previous
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OCR Unit number: 107 The Learner will: 1.Understand how to make telephone calls. 1.2 Give reasons for identifying the purpose of a call before making it. To not waste time‚ so you are aware what information you need and are therefore able to ask the right questions. It is also important as you will sound professional and organised‚ which will reflect well upon the company you work for. It may be a good idea to have a checklist written down of all you need to know‚ this
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The Prestige Telephone Company 2- Assume that the total expenses are around the average of $ 231‚000. (By observing first three months’ results) If the total expenses are $ 231‚000 than the total revenue should be $ 231‚000 at the Break-Even Point. On the other hand if the company demand for service will be 205 hours ‚ which means company sales revenue will be $ 82‚000 (as the Public Service Commission’s restrictions says)‚ and the other revenues in the commercial sales assume that around
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Case Analysis: Prestige Telephone Company Liam Hennessy‚ Xinyi Zhang‚ Yuan Chai‚ and Anthony Saba 1. Reasons for Continuing Losses Prestige Data Services’ main problem is that they have too many available hours that are not generating any revenue. In the first quarter of 2003‚ they have an average of 176 available hours per month of available hours. Its operations exact a huge amount of fixed costs to cover. If they could find more commercial customers for the available capacity‚ they could
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Assignment 1 Product Assessment The landline telephone is the service that I chose because it’s a service that is still on the market but is has declined to consumer appeal. Alexander Graham Bell invented and patented the first long distance landline telephone in 1876. It took 90 years after the first landline was installed to reach 100 million users worldwide. Although the landline has been around for a long time technology has improved over the years as well leaving the landline in the dust
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