Table of Contents 1. Change Management 2 a. Strategic Changes 3 b. Technological Changes 3 c. Structural Changes 4 d. Behavioural Changes 4 2. Introduction to Tata Motors 5 a. Size and Industry 5 b. History and Timeline 5 3. The Survey 8 4. Questionnaire 9 a. Questions to be asked for survey 9 b. Sample Answers 11 c. Results Obtained 12 5. Analysis of the Results 13 6. Factors Responsible for Change and how the Organization responded 15 a. Phase one 16 b. Phase two 17 c. Phase
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Stand-Alone Value There are many valuation methods that could be used to evaluate this company. Finding a method that valuates the stand-alone value is difficult. The stand-alone value should be dependent upon the firm’s own assets and projected future income. We decided to evaluate this company based upon two methods: The Discounted Cash Flow Method and the Comparable Companies Method. Discounted Cash Flow Method takes the forecast free cash flows during forecasted horizon. Then we estimate
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vehicles‚ spare parts‚ components and accessories. The company sold 454‚129 and 580‚280 vehicles in fiscal 2006 and 2007 respectively‚ of which‚ 403‚906 and 526‚806 vehicles were sold in India. In addition‚ Tata Daewoo Commercial Vehicle TDCV (a subsidiary of Tata Motors and former Daewoo Motors truck manufacturing unit) sold 5‚734 vehicles and 8‚588 vehicles in fiscal 2006 and 2007‚ respectively. The company recorded strong financial performance during the last five year period. During 2003-2007
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Performance Appraisal in Tata Motors Performance Appraisal in Tata Motors 2012 Surabhi Agarwal Abhishek Gangwar Fatima Abbas Aarti Chaudhary Eram Khan IIPM 9/24/2012 2012 Surabhi Agarwal Abhishek Gangwar Fatima Abbas Aarti Chaudhary Eram Khan IIPM 9/24/2012 INDEX -------------------------------------------------
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were‚ (2) where they came from‚ (3) why they came to settle‚ (4) the kind of governments is established and (5) the religious makeup of their region. 1. New England Colonies—Massachusetts‚ Rhode Island‚ Connecticut‚ New Hampshire Economics—shipbuilding‚ fishing‚ lumbering‚ subsistence farming‚ manufacturing Society—status based on religion‚ strict Government—direct democracy through town meetings‚ covenant community based on religion 2. Middle Colonies—Pennsylvania‚ New York‚ New Jersey‚ Delaware
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During the late 16th century and into the 17th century‚ two colonies emerged from England in the New World. The two colonies were called the Chesapeake and New England colonies. Even though the two areas were formed and governed by the English‚ the colonies had similarities as well as differences. Differences in geography‚ religion‚ politics‚ economic‚ and nationalities‚ were responsible for molding the colonies. These differences came from one major factor: the very reason the English settlers came
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Construction & Industrial (CCI)‚ a business unit of Corus‚ has steel manufacturing facilities in Scunthorpe‚ Teesside‚ Scotland and France. The key markets for CCI include construction‚ energy and renewables‚ engineering and machinery‚ mining and earthmoving equipment‚ shipbuilding‚ fastenings and rail. The principle manufacturing site at Scunthorpe covers 2‚000 acres and employs 5‚500 people. The site consumes 6.5 million tonnes of iron ore and 2 million tonnes of coal each year to produce 4.3 million
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similar lines‚ Tata Steel went abroad with acquisition of NatSteel in Singapore and Corus Steel in the UK. Notable cross-border acquisitions Some of the Notable cross-border acquisitions in the year 2006 are: 1. Videocon Industries buying Daewoo Electronics - $731 Million 2. Dr Reddy Labs acquires Betapharm Arzneimittel - $572 Million 3. Ballarpur Industries buys Sabah Forest Industries - $261 Million 4. Ranbaxy Labs acquisition of Terapia - $324 Million 5. Suzlon Energy buys
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The Glasgow Story By the later 12th century Glasgow’s population had reached around 1‚500‚ making it an important settlement. In 1175‚ Bishop Jocelyn secured a charter from King William making Glasgow a burgh of barony‚ opening up its doors to trade. In 1238 work began on Glasgow Cathedral‚ symbolising the city’s growing role as a major ecclesiastical centre. In 1450 James II issued a chapter to the Bishop “erecting all his patrimony into a regality”. Glasgow was now a Royal Burgh in all but
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The Great Depression‚ which had an effect on economies on a global scale‚ was on of the catalysts to the start of World War II. With many countries struggling‚ Hitler managed to rise to power partially from his claims of the ability to change Germany into a great military and economic power. Across the ocean though‚ America was still mired down in the economic slump. President Roosevelt had enacted his New Deal economics and America seemed to be fighting back out of the depression‚ but it couldn’t
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