CASE STUDY ANALYSIS ON DUPONT UNDERSTANDING THE CUSTOMER’S ACTIVITY CYCLE Submitted to: Dr. K.Abdul Waheed Submitted by Group 3- Case: Dominion Motors 1. Vaibhav Nigam 2. Varun Gupta 3. Utpal Garg 4. Sidhant Khunger 5. Mitali Runwal 6. Nidhi Agarwal 7. Konda Moulika
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Overview In 1972‚ Du Pont found itself in a fortunate position as it was faced with the following two options: 1. Continue with its existing strategy and maintain its current revenue stream; or 2. Modify its strategy and invest additional capital to increase its revenue stream in the future. As one can imagine‚ multi-million dollar investment decisions such as these are not easily made and require a tremendous amount of due diligence to include financial forecasting‚ labor ramifications‚
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pont12/07/13 DuPont™ Elvaloy®-Analysis of Thermoplastics Used in Pipe Liners DuPont Home Our Company Select Industry Global [change] Science Sustainability Investor Center Media Center Career Center Search DuPont - Select - DuPont Home « Products & Services « Elvaloy « Technical Info Elvaloy® Home Products Sales & Support Technical Info Analysis of Thermoplastics Used in Fold-and-Form Pipe Liners by E. R. Griffin‚ Senior Technical Specialist DuPont Company Of the 200‚000
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Chapter 7 Study Questions 1. What is meant by the term service breakdown? a. the product or service selivered fails to meet customers expectations 2. What causes customers to become dissatisfied? a. when a product or service fails to meet the customers wants or need or does not live up to advertised promises or standards. 3. What can you use to deal with angry customers? a. be positive b. acknowledge the customer’s feeling or anger c. reassure d. remain objective
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major technology changes‚ substantial excess demand. Future potential: Market growth of 3% a year with an expected market size of 1‚072‚000 tons in year 1985‚ potential of 65% market leadership Challenge for Du Pont: What strategy will maximize the value of our TiO₂ business? Alternatives for E.I. Du Pont Do nothing Maintain Growth Main implications - Aggressive increase capacity to 685 k tons (6% p.a.) by 1985. Yearly CAPEX of US$ ~30 m - Market share increase from 35% (1973) to 64%
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How to Read a Case Study What is a case? Along with group work‚ experiential learning and traditional lectures‚ case studies are an important component of the academic experience in Kellogg executive education. A case is a description of a situation faced by an organization. It typically includes information regarding the organization’s history‚ management team and production process as well as the competitive environment‚ labor market and financial data. Why are cases used in the classroom
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Du Pont’s policy of excluding women from the work place Beauchamp‚ Case Studies‚ p. 19-34 Historical and biological background The causes of congenital (birth) defects in humans are not well understood. Although specific drugs and environmental chemicals cause approximately 5% of these defects‚ the causes of at least 65% are unknown. Of the 28.000 toxic substances listed by the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)‚ over 50 are animal mutegens (that is‚ they cause chromosonal
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CHAPTER 7 THE VALUATION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF BONDS PROBLEMS Assume all bonds pay interest semiannually. Finding the Price of a Bond – Example 7.1 (page 306) 1. The Altoona Company issued a 25-year bond 5 years ago with a face value of $1‚000. The bond pays interest semiannually at a 10% annual rate. a. What is the bond’s price today if the interest rate on comparable new issues is 12%? b. What is the price today if the interest rate is 8%? c. Explain the results
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Unit Seven: Building Your Storefront Unit 7‚ Lesson 1: Anatomy of a Successful Business Web-Page 38.03— Identify elements of a web page. 38.00—Research the plan and design of an e-commerce web page 18.02‚18.04—Describe contemporary web page layouts and content‚ ”Writing for the Web" 38.08— Explain the importance of loading time as an element of web site design. 38.02— Compare and contrast positive and negative features of different web sites‚ using Venn diagrams‚ unions and intersections. Lesson
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Chapter 7 Business Ethics Fundamentals LEARNING OUTCOMES After studying this chapter‚ you should be able to: 1. Describe how the public regards business ethics. 2. Define business ethics and appreciate the complexities of making ethical judgments. 3. Explain the conventional approach to business ethics. 4. Analyze economic‚ legal‚ and ethical aspects by using a Venn model. 5. Enumerate and discuss the four important ethics questions. 6. Identify and explain three models of management
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