Social entrepreneurship case study DYNAMIC: marketing for values driven organisations Introduction This report will focus on the strategies being adopted by west-midlands based social enterprise‚ including strategic management‚ marketing‚ the legal structure adapted and finally the creation and measurement of the social value and impact. The report will be demonstrated using the case study of DYNAMIC‚ their approach to strategic management and measurement of social impact using different theories
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Executive Summary This report is an examination of change process prompted by MEG International‚ a large and reputable Finnish IT organisation. This report explains Enterprise architecture and how it can be applied as a strategy. It explains Zachman’s "framework for enterprise architecture" (Zachman‚ 1987) and the components of its two dimensional matrix. Criticism that Zachman framework is only a taxonomy follows on identifying next framework "The Open Group Architecture Framework" (known as TOGAF)
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Project Pinnacle Introduction Coca Cola Enterprises (CCE) embarked on a massive makeover of their information system in 2004 converting over to the SAP software. (http://www.beveragedaily.com/Formulation/CCE-SAP-join-forces-to-improve-supply-chain) This included a major overhaul of their legacy system and working with SAP to develop an app specifically for them. When this venture began in 1999 we must remember that the Spilt of Coca Cola Enterprises becoming an operation solely based in Europe
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Questions -- The importance of customer service at Enterprise Rent-A-Car 1. Describe in your own way the simple technique that Enterprise used to find out how satisfied its customers were with their service. The management team at Enterprise Rent-A-Car developed a simple but highly effective way of finding out what keeps customers happy. They created a questionnaire for customers based on two questions: a. How would you rate your last Enterprise experience? This is ranked on a scale from ‘completely
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The article Management based critical success factors in the implementation of Enterprise Resource Planning systems was motivated by conflicting results in earlier studies examining critical success factors in Enterprise Resource Planning implementation‚ many of which are anecdotal in nature. This study began by examining the literature that exists on the implementation of Enterprise Resource Planning systems. Much of this literature contains recommendations that are untested and unstructured. Specific
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The Contribution of Enterprise Systems Enterprise systems are also known as enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems. The system is made up of integrated software modules and a common central data base. The key word here is resource. The database collects resource data from the many departments and divisions in a business organization so the organization can have all the data from all of it’s inside sources available instantly. The database collects from suppliers‚ manufactures‚ human resources
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public enterprise‚ a business organization wholly or partly owned by the state and controlled through a public authority. Some public enterprises are placed under public ownership because‚ for social reasons‚ it is thought the service or product should be provided by a state monopoly. Utilities (gas‚ electricity‚ etc.)‚ broadcasting‚ telecommunications‚ and certain forms of transport are examples of this kind of public enterprisepublic enterprise‚ a business organization wholly or partly owned by
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In a free enterprise system individuals and businesses have the opportunity to compete against each other in a fair way. There have been many entrepreneurs who have used the free enterprise system to their advantage to be able to make it in the business world. One such entrepreneur who made an impact using the free enterprise system would be Steve Jobs. The free enterprise system made him able to compete against other companies to see who’s inventions were better. It was this that made him one of
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companies provide customers with the temporary use of a car. How do Enterprise’s original target customers in the local or “home-city” market—and their needs—differ from the target customers of their major competitors such as Hertz and Avis? How does Enterprise match (or not) the needs of their local market customers? The local market consists of (i.) discretionary and (ii.) repair/insurance replacement rentals. Both categories place a premium on price (relatively lower)‚ location‚ and customer service
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assignment. Last NamePlease use block letters‚ and enter your name as it appears on your Deakin student card | First Name | Student ID | JAIN | MAYANK | 212337415 | Unit code | Unit name | Campus | Lecturer/Tutor/Unit Coordinator | MIS761 | ENTERPRISE INFORMATION MANAGEMENT | B | Lecturer: DR. JOHN LAMP | | | | Tutor: (as above) | Assignment number / title | Due date | ASSIGNMENT 1 | 15/04/2013 | If this assignment has been completed by a group or team:1. Each student in the
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