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    Value Paper

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    2013 Jon Mitchell Learning Team A- Value Alignment Paper **INTRO** Origins and subsequent evolution of your personal and workplace values There are many values and ethics that go into creating a successful and profitable workplace. Many companies adopt their personal values into the workplace to help aide in the daily task that needs to be completed. Adopting personal values into workplace help set standards that allow for follow-up and future growth of the business. Some examples of good

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    One team one goal

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    One Team‚ One Goal Abstract The case examines the organizational culture and talent recognition at ‘Caculo Motors Pvt Ltd’. This firm was incorporated in the year 1997. It is the sole dealer for Ford cars in Goa. The case explores how culture proves to be a facet of an organization. It shows that strong cultures exist where employees’ values are aligned to the values of organization. Finally it makes a point that talent recognition and nourishment helps in enhancing the performance. ‘One

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    Auto Industry I/O Model

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    A firm’s implementation of its strategies is determined by its chosen industry’s properties. These include economics of scale‚ barriers to entry‚ product differentiation‚ diversification and the extent of competition in that industry. Along with these properties‚ the I/O Model for Above-Average Returns includes four underlying assumptions. The first is the pressure and constraints imposed by the external environment that decide what strategies are used to obtain above-average returns. The second

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    Hyundai

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    Suggested Solutions to Questions 1. In the intensely competitive global automotive industry‚ what factors provide comparative advantage to nations? Give some examples of natural advantages and acquired advantages that nations possess in this industry. Comparative Advantage: (Country advantage) The relative efficiency with which a country can produce a particular product or service‚ compared to other countries. Examples: ◘ Saudi Arabia- oil ◘ Brazil- coffee ◘ Australia- wool ◘ United Kingdom-

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    Self-Directed Teams

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    Companies have benefited from implementing self-directed teams. Unlike the name implies self-directed teams cannot just go out there and do what they want. There are rules and regulations‚ which self-directed teams need to follow. These teams will do many of the functions the supervisor formerly would perform‚ such as scheduling‚ duty assignments‚ and quality-control improvements or resolve any difficulties within the group. Self directed work teams are accountable to one another. They are interdependent

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    products used in the automotive industry as well as products that are very similar to the ones that the automotive industry produces. Examples of similar industries include but are not limited to truck and bus manufacturing as well as the trailer and motor home manufacturing industry. Other similar industries include those that produce the pieces and parts necessary to manufacture and maintain the automobiles that the automotive industry produces. For example‚ industries such as metal production‚ rubber

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    Henry Ford Biography

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    While he was working as chief engineer at Edison’s he worked on a petrol drive quadricycle. His testing was a success and this enabled him to develop this into a small car. This proved the basis for the famous Model T motor shown in 1908. The Ford motor company was formed in 1903 with $28‚000 from investors. Henry Ford astonished the industrial world by offering a daily wage of $5 a day. Even by today’s salaries that is a very good salary for that time. He charged the price of the Fords

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    Roadside Assistance Service Companies Overview Who actually provides roadside assistance service that many people buy from the vehicle manufacturer‚ insurance company or motor club? The same tow truck can be an authorized provider for many different companies. Actually many car manufacturers and insurance companies contract out the entire roadside assistance program to a third- party. Agero Formerly Cross Country Automotive Group is one of the largest third-party service providers with

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    C1. Nissan.com Case Study 1 Nissan.com C1. Nissan.com 1. Nissan Motor Company is concerned about the use of the domain names Nissan.com and Nissan.net because they do not want potential customers to miss finding their site. They feel the name Nissan is associated with their company‚ that they could lose sales by having a domain name other than nissan.com or nissan.net. However I do not feel that a $10 million dollar judgment is justified. Even if customers will not find Nissan immediately

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    Illuminating Company. They then had their only child‚ and named him Edsel‚ in 1893. In the same year‚ Ford built his first engine. That was the beginning of how Ford changed America. At first‚ Ford Motor Company only produced expensive cars like every other company. To lower the prices‚ and get people to buy more of their cars‚ Ford started to make a simple and sturdy car that many people could afford. This made people buy more cars and made the prices and the popularity of Ford’s Motor Company went up

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