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    stakeholders: its customers. To achieve this Intel uses the following key drivers (which are discussed in detail in Question 2): *Market leadership and Innovation *Research and Development *Strategic Alliances *Good Human Resource Management *Benchmarking *Branding KEY INNOVATIONS Innovation has always been a key feature in Intel’s history. In this section we summarise the major innovations brought out by Intel: 1969SRAM (bipolar static random access memory); 1971EPROM 1702 (erasable programmable

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    Disillusionment with Naos

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    The power of these NAOs (new approaches to operations) in improving quality‚ production scheduling‚ product development‚ supplier management‚ etc. has been forcefully demonstrated in a number of leading companies such as AT&T‚ Hewlett-Packard‚ Motorola‚ Xerox‚ etc. leading thousands of others to strive to emulate them and their Japanese role models. Despite many remarkable successes‚ depicted in glowing accounts in the business media‚ a number of subsequent studies revealed a disturbing pattern

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    studied the distribution system of L.L. Bean. Xerox compared the performance of it’s distribution system with L.L. Bean’s and used what it learned to improve its operations. This process is called a. employee empowerment b. benchmarking c. copycatting d. industrial espionage 2. You are auditing account transactions. You develop a p-chart for the percent of accounts transactions that have at least 1 error. You examine 200 transactions every day for 20

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    Structures The most common types of the sales force organisational structures are discussed below: 4.1 Functional Organisational Structure A standout amongst the most widely recognised sorts of organisational structures‚ the functional structure which departmentalises an association taking into account the common jobs functions. Benefits: It provides an association with a useful structure would bunch the greater part of the advertisers together in one office‚ assemble the greater part of the sales

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    MAF 635 : MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING AND PERFORMANCE EVALUATION STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING PROJECT: 1. Benchmarking 2. BALANCED SCORECARD TABLE OF CONTENT CONTENT PAGES Benchmarking Introduction History Benefits Limitations Techniques Steps Applications Conclusion 3 4 5 5 – 6 6 – 7 8 – 10 10 – 11 11 Balanced scorecard Definitions and History Stages of Implementation of Balanced Scorecard Benefits of Balanced Scorecard Balanced Scorecard

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    INTRODUCTION Six Sigma was developed at Motorola in mid 1980’s when Motorola Company declared 10X reduction in product-failure. Six Sigma was originally used to compute the defects during manufacturing processes‚ and to trim down the faults at every level in the processes. Motorola declared millions of savings by using this method. GE also used Six Sigma and declared that it save up around US $ 300 million to operating income. From the last decade there has been a major initiatives by various industries

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    Abstract: In the early 1980’s and 1990’s‚ companies began to build upon the principles of Total quality management and developed their own unique quality systems. The most popular and well known of the systems is Six sigma that was developed by Motorola and successfully adopted by others such as allied signal ( now Honeywell) and most notably‚ General Electric. Six Sigma process is normally performed by a diverse team‚ who attack a quality/process problem by analyzing process variations or in statistical

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    Discussion on Iridium

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    to any conceivable structural change. Iridium‚ a satellite mobile system which cost $5 billion to build‚ began to provide commercial telephone service on November 1 1998. This paper aims to use the Iridium Project‚ which I have participated at Motorola before‚ to illustrate the incremental benefits and the pitfalls from creating competitive advantage through technology and activity system. Discussion of incremental benefits & industry analysis by using five force model Competitor ¡V Mobile Satellite

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    SIX SIGMA ONE CANNOT MANAGE TOMORROW’S BUSINESS WITH YEATERDAY’S METHODS. INTRODUCTION: Six sigma is the result of culmination of quality concepts. However dramatic process improvement is the goal of six sigma. Six sigma is an innovative approach to continuous process improvement and a TQM methodology. DEFINITON OF SIX SIGMA Six sigma can be defined as “a business process that allows organizations to drastically improve their bottom line by designing and monitoring every day business activities

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    business results. In the year 1980‚ Motorola started facing survival problems due fierce competition from Japanese companies. The CEO of Motorola - Bob Galvin was determined to overcome the competition. He challenged his organization to achieve a ten-fold improvement in performance over a period of five years. To achieve the same‚ strong emphasis was given to training of employees and also performing global benchmarking. Bill Smith was a veteran engineer in Motorola and he wrote a research paper on

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