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    Business Ethics

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    and looked upon from a serious point. The media is becoming more provocative and lenient towards what is being said and shown on TV. Sex is being used in commercials. Burger at one point had a half nude women advertising as lettuce‚ mustard and ketchup ran down her body. Now‚ I don’t know about others‚ but to me at my perspective‚ when it comes to a point where a fast food restaurant is advertising themselves or herself with a nude person‚ there is something wrong. I can only imagine how it’s going

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    Angie Navarro Castillo Composition I Karla Whitehurst Another Day‚ Another Nickel As I’m driving on Interstate 30 going to work at the restaurant Country Fare‚ I stare at the beautiful mixture of colors displayed in the sky. Pink‚ orange‚ yellow and blue mixed all together in a breathtaking sunset in Arkansas. I get off exit 44. The time is getting closer and I pull over on the parking lot and I see the big sign that says TA. The time has arrived and now I have to work. It may not be the most

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    Swot Analysis of Mlm

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    Everyday people can become distributors for your company and bring the products to their local market. This is based on the philosophy that people are willing to purchase products or services more readily from people they know and trust‚ rather than from a sales rep. Compensation is performance-based as there is often a pay grid in place for satisfying certain quotas. Having this kind of pay structure in place reduces the risk for the business owner for if a new distributor does not perform‚ the financial

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    amplified levels of inefficiencies and rising costs due to variability in demand from its distributors. The main problem addressed in this case is how to effectively implement JITD system suggested by Giorgio Magialli‚ the Director of Logistics by resolving the issue of gaining control over the fluctuating demand. Barilla has a very complex distribution network including independent third party distributors and due to such a multi-echlon network‚ Barilla has been experiencing large amounts of variability

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    Barilla Spa Case study

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    levels of inefficiencies and rising costs due to variability in demand from its distributors. In order to bring things back into place and to improve margins‚ Giorgio Magialli‚ the Director of Logistics at Barilla wants to implement a Just-In-Time Distribution (JITD) system that was proposed by his predecessor Brando Vitali. This system is entirely different from the existing setup and is being opposed by both the distributors and Barilla’s Sales and Marketing Department. In this report we have studied

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    Executive Summary Barilla‚ the leading pasta manufacturer in Italy‚ faces increasing problems related to demand fluctuation. Their distributors also suffer from high inventory holding costs and low service levels on the other hand. This report explains‚ why the company and their distributors are troubled with this situation and how Barilla intends to solve it. The problem Barilla experiences is called the “Bullwhip Effect”‚ i.e. that demand variability increases when moving up the supply chain

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    more difficult to forecast. Distribution Process First of all‚ there is no limitation for order quantities size of the distributor‚ which results in various demand quantities and high level of fluctuation. Second‚ distributor’s ordering pattern and volumes is varied from each other‚ which makes demand various from time to time. In addition‚ most distributors’ inventory systems are simple‚ and few had forecasting systems or sophisticated analytical tools for determining order quantities

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    Barillo Case

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    approach: rather than send product to the distributors according to their internal planning processes‚ we should look at all of the distributors’ shipment data and send only what is needed at the stores-no more‚ no less. The way we operate now it’s nearly impossible to anticipate demand swings‚ so we end up having to hold a lot of inventory and do a lot of scrambling in our manufacturing and distribution operations to meet distributor demand. And even so‚ the distributors don’t seem to do such a great job

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    Amway Japan

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    27.6% from the first half of the previous year. The Japanese economy and declining value of the Yen relative to the U.S. Dollar has decreased AJL’s sales volume and profit margin. The Japanese government recently passed laws that confused AJL’s distributors and discouraged potential consumers from buying certain product lines. Furthermore‚ AJL suffers from a negative public image with over 70% of their customer base having either a neutral or negative opinion of the company. In order to rebuild

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    Barilla Spa (a)

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    In the long term I am recommending that Barilla SpA implement a Just in Time Distribution (JITD) system to reduce excess inventory and eliminate stock outs at the distributor to market level of the distribution chain. The new system will include a forecasting and planning system based on information provided by the distributors on a day-to-day basis. The JITD will reduce inventory to acceptable levels and will reduce inventory carrying cots. It will also flatten demand resulting in cost savings

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