Individual Report of the Business Strategy Game Table of Contents Title Page 1 Table of Contents 2 The abstract 3 Introduction 4 Performance Analysis and Evaluation 5-9 Conclusion and Recommendations 10 Appendices Appendix 1 – Vision‚ Mission‚ Objectives and 3-year Strategic Plan 11 Appendix 2 – Organization Chart in Board of Directors and Responsibilities 12
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AllSmile Annual Report Years One - Three ------------------------------------------------- Bradyn Carson‚ Clarissa McMickle‚ Micheal Sullivan‚ Peiying Li “Perfect Smile Just a Brush Away” Mission Statement AllSmile’s mission is to provide quality toothpaste globally at a fair and honest price‚ providing customer service with a smile. Motto “Perfect Smile Just a Brush Away” ------------------------------------------------- Table of Contents To our Shareholders Page 2 Potential Future
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INTRODUCTION Encouraged by the excitement of implementing all our knowledge acquired in the classroom the Business Strategy Game enables us to show our abilities in different business strategies. There was very good competition as a result we obtained a fifth place in the industry‚ the next report will detail our decisions over the ten periods of play‚ analyzing the different financial ratios. THE STRATEGIC VISION FOR THE COMPANY Using latest technology with the highest standards of quality
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Pricing Strategy Group Coursework Pricing Simulation: Universal Car MBA Students | * | Date | 26 May 2013 | 1. Situation Analysis (Pre- game) Before starting the simulation game we have analysed the available data based on the metrics below: * Market Conditions * Prices * Costs 1.1 Market Overview Market Size & Fleet Allocation Comparing the 3 cities‚ we have identified Orlando as the biggest market followed by Miami with Tampa being the smallest
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perspective. 1. Introduction 2 2. Game theory introduced 3 2.1 Origins of game theory 3 3.2 Game theory: some notation 4 3.2.1 Players‚ strategies‚ payoffs 4 3.2.2 Simultaneous and sequential games 4 3.3 A sequential move game 5 Figure 10.2 A market entry game 5 3.4 A simultaneous move game 5 3.4.1 The game specified 6 Figure 10.3 A two-player price choice game. 6 3.4.2 Modes of play: non co-operative versus co-operative games 6 3.4.3 The non co-operative solution
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HRM Simulation Final Report Absenteeism Our goal for absenteeism was to decrease it from 498 to 120 by quarter 8 by maintaining high morale and offering health benefits to keep employees healthy. We also planned to keep our accident rate low in order to reduce absenteeism. We decided to focus the fringe benefits we offered on health benefits. We thought this strategy would work because we felt that absenteeism was caused by three factors: employee sick days (health)‚ employee injury claims (accident
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Report concerning the decisions and results of Period 2. 09.01.2013 Business simulation Executive Summary This report provides the Chairman of the board an analysis of the decisions and the results of the Company 1 in Period 2. The focus is given on how our company organized the process of planning in the Period 2 and I tried to critically analyze the results compared to our plans. In period 2 our company was seemed to do better than the previous period (period 1)‚ but in my opinion period
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Ethics Game Simulation HCS 478 Ethics Game Simulation In simulation game‚ two dilemmas were presented. The first case is happened to a 16-year-old mother‚ RB. She is in her tenth hour of labor. Her parents are at bedside with her. Because of religious belief‚ they have chosen to limit the amount of medication and other medical assistance. Due to the length of her labor‚ her unborn child’s situation is getting worse. RB has not received any medication so far. Because of her fear and distress‚ fetal
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Assignemnt 2 Problem 3-3 Model 3-1 was has been run for 8 hours (480 minutes) instead of 20 minutes. The plots on queue length and the number of times the drill press is busy or idle for the 8-hour run is given figure 1. Figure 1 (Simple Processing System with 8 hours of time) The primary performance related results are compared in table 1. Table 1: Performance Measures | 20 minutes run | 480 minutes run (8 hours) | Total Production | 5 | 89 | Avg. Wait Time | 2.52 | 3.33 | Avg
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Issuing Audit Reports Simulation Stakeholders in companies rely on the auditors for confirmation that financial information is accurate. The auditor ’s opinions and observations are presented to interested parties in the form of the audit report. Any reservations the auditor may have to the fairness of the financial statements is stated in the audit report. Also included is a summary of any justified departures from generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) and their effects. There are
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