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    Cera Santos Phoebe Capulong Case 4-1: McDonald’s Great Britain-The Turnaround I. Summary of the Problem McDonald’s Great Britain experienced a lot of hardships and changes. McDonald’s US sales have steadily increased but Great Britain has not shown any significant increase. The reason for the sluggish sales is because of new chains such as Yo! sushi and Nando’s Chicken Restaurants which tickled the Great Britain’s taste. An issue in the fast food industry is the mad cow scare. There are

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    Entrepreneurial Development Tara Anand Kumar INDEX * Success company – Flipkart.com Akul Singhal – 1011330 * Failure Company – Atkins Nutritionals Inc Tara Anand Kumar – 1011327 * Turnaround company- Dish Network Inc. Abhisekh Tripathy – 1011328 * Conclusion SUCCESS COMPANY FLIPKART Flipkart is an Indian online shopping company headquartered in Bangalore‚ India. Flipkart was established by Sachin Bansal and Binny Bansal both

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    2. How did Ducati become the second most profitable motorcycle maker in the world despite its small scale? Platform Approach: Ducati divided the bike into a small number of component and sub-component assemblies. A supplier was responsible for managing and delivering the component. The platform approach minimizes detailed‚ multi-step assembly processes. Consequently‚ fewer Ducati man-hours are needed to assemble a motorcycle. The assembly expertise of each component is concentrated at the supplier

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    1. What are the pros and cons of implementing an Enterprise Risk Management System? The pros of implementing an Enterprise Risk Management System are to forecast potential risks and prevent significant risks and work with the company’s culture to achieve the entity objectives. The cons of implementing an Enterprise Risk Management System are involved with too many resources‚ sometimes it is quite time consuming and hard to determine the possibility of the risks. 2. Use COSO’s eight ERM components

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    their clothing style was not popular. The company had a few CEOs including Millar Drexler who was fired due to decreasing sales‚ Paul Pressler who resigned due to the company’s weak performance and he was replaced by Glen Murphy. Pressler’s turnaround strategy for Gap included reducing long-term debt.

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    I. Summary of the Problem McDonald’s Great Britain experienced a lot of hardships and changes. McDonald’s US sales have steadily increased but Great Britain has not shown any significant increase. The reason for the sluggish sales is because of new chains such as Yo! sushi and Nando’s Chicken Restaurants which tickled the Great Britain’s taste. An issue in the fast food industry is the mad cow scare. There are some comments about McDonald’s Great Britain like a guy just go to McDonald’s for a last

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    As the case mentioned‚ Ducati was experiencing a financial crisis before 1996. Just right before Ducati’s bankruptcy‚ Texas Pacific Group took over the company and appointed Minoli as the leader for the new management team. Despite having high tech motorcycles‚ Ducati suffered from lack of high quality reputation due to poor management and inefficient production. Under Minoli’s management‚ he successfully established Ducati’s core logic as a sports bike leading brand‚ and set company’s core goals

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    Business the Jack Welch Way 10 Secrets of the World’s Greatest Turnaround King By Stuart Craner In Summary 1. Make your job description easily understood…and then tell everyone 2. Revolutionize‚ don’t tinker 3. Change continually 4. Think positive 5. Surround yourself with quality 6. Learn‚ always 7. Keep it simple‚ stupid 8. Look after your people 9. Plan succession 10. Make mistakes The life and times of Jack Welch • At the

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    Ducati In: Business and Management Ducati Ducati feedback Q1. I wanted you to begin by recognising that this was a turnaround situation‚ with Ducati in 1996 close to bankruptcy. A new management team led by Minoli changed strategy with clear objectives of aggressive growth within a niche of the sports segment and competing as a focussed differentiator. The logic of the turnaround can be conceptualised as follows (a) Ducati reduced costs without affecting the WTP for the physical product

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    Using the platform approach‚ Ducati divided the motorcycle into moderately small numbers of components which were in turn made of sub-components. The platform approach minimizes detailed‚ multi-step assembly processes; therefore‚ resulted in less man-power needed to assemble the products. At the same time‚ outsourcing component manufacturing to suppliers resulted in a concentration of expertise and higher levels of quality. Ducati also concentrated on minimize component variety through standardization

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