COMPUTE APPLICATION FOR BUSINESS ASSINGIMENT -1 Companies Both Big And Small:- Running A Business On Smartphones SUBMITTED BY:- CAB ASSIGNMENT (CASE STUDY- ANALYSIS) COMPANIES BOTH BIG AND SMALL: RUNNING A BUSINESS ON SMARTPHONES Summary of the case:- There are 2 companies namely: CPS ENERGY & LLOYD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.INC. CPS ENERGY: In the year 2006 it was the nation’s largest municipally owned energy utility providing
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There are many advantages of the use of GPS-enabled smartphones to businesses. some of the advantages are for the person using it or even the businesses who own them however there is also some major advantages for the public and the customer as well. One major advantage for the man or woman driving your delivery’s is finding your way too the customers house or even shop. Phone’s GPS how a days will be able to get you to appointments on time‚ even if you’re in a strange city far from home. Most GPS
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A Project Report On “Study of supply Channel Management of Hindustan Unilever Limited.” [pic] Submitted By Partho mukherjee PGDM (operations) Sem 3rd under the guidance of mr. Vivek swami sinhgad institute of business administration&research S. NO. 40/4A+4B/1 NEARPMCOCTROI POST‚ KONDHWA –SASWAD ROAD‚ KONDHWA (BK) PUNE-411048
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Note: Solve any 4 Cases Study’s CASE: I Playing to a new beat: marketing in the music industry Good old fashioned rock ‘n’ roll could be dead. If a mobile phone ringtone in the shape of the vocalizations of the animated Crazy Frog dominates the billboard charts for months on end‚ then it could well signal the death knell for the industry‚ and how it operates. If this ubiquitous amphibian’s aurally annoying song‚ converted from a mobile phone ringtone‚ outsold even mainstay acts such as Oasis
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Advanced Diploma in Business Management 12.2 Semester Two – Academic Calendar Date | Time | | 9.00 h – 12.00 h | 13.00 h – 16.00 h | 30 April 2013 | Managerial Accounting– 1 | Managerial Accounting– 1 | 02 May 2013 | Organizational Behaviour – 1 | Organizational Behaviour – 1 | 03 May 2013 | Organizational Behaviour – 2 | Organizational Behaviour – 2 | 06 May 2013 | Managerial Accounting– 2 | Managerial Accounting– 2 | 09 May 2013 | Business Statistics– 1 | Business Statistics–
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to actually look at the use of the social media (i.e Facebook‚ Twitter‚ Whatsapp‚) in RSUST and the academic performance of the students. In this research a qualitative research method is used. 3 researched questions were asked 1. How common is the use of social media (i.e Facebook‚ BBM[BlackBerry Messenger]‚ Whatsapp‚ Twitter) among RSUST students. 2. How often do these students spend using the social media? 3. How has it affected the academic performance of those who use the social media and those
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as a student I was not presented with a lot of the technology that there is now in our society. The smartphone was not popular until into my middle school years‚ but before that we did not have them. People would pass notes in class and have conversations with one another instead. If you look around nowadays however you see young kids‚ some of whom cannot even walk yet‚ being able to confidently use an iphone. I do not think that it is so much of a problem in middle and high school‚ but at such a
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cell phones sold with 216 million being smart phones and 189 million being regular cell phones. Smart phones‚ they have completely changed the way we communicate. We use them for everything entertainment‚ math‚ translation of languages‚ cameras‚ and even the Internet it really is mind blowing to think of what can be done with a Smartphone. Have you ever heard someone say “there’s an app for that”? Well that’s because there is probably an app for just about everything. There are apps that your animals
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Unilever in India – Hindustan Lever’s project Shakti – Marketing FMCG to the rural consumer Summary Hindustan Lever (HLL) formed in 1956 is an Indian subsidiary of Unilever Limited (world’s largest FMCG Company). It was a market leader with a share of 40-45%. HLL’s growth has been related to the political development of the country. The heavily regulated Indian economy between 1947- 1980’s was characterised by License Raj which imposed restrictions on investments by the private players. In 1990
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management‚ teamwork and Korean culture. Since Lee Kun Hee became Chairman in 1987‚ the Company becomes the world largest Electronic Company by revenue.Samsung brand not only knows with TV‚ and washing machines but at presence feel worldwide by its Smartphone Samsung Electronics is the largest part of Samsung where its employees 370‚000 people in more than 80 countries and contributes 17% South Korean GDP. In fact Samsung itself involves in many business activities worldwide such as property Development
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