Operation Management Case Study

Another of Clarins strengths is its product quality. As a result, this management reorganization and managementteam can be expected to be one of the company's primary strengths in comingyears (Costello, 2 3). WWD, p. Retrieved from the Web 3 January 2 4: http://www.clarins-financials.com/va/ index.php.Strategy. WWD, p. Theplant-based manufacturing strategy has proved a strong selling point forthe organization, and the company's unique organizational structure ofusing subsidiaries to distribute and

Table of contents Introduction 6 Chapter 1. Investment management- theoretical aspects 1 1.1. Making the decision; the investor as a business man 2 1.1.2 The investor’s roles 5 1.2. The investment management as a process 6 1.2.1 Planning the investment 6 1.2.2 Implementing the investment plan 11 1.2.3 Evaluation of the investment 15 1.3. Investment risk 24 Investment Risk #1: Business Risk 25 Investment Risk #2: Valuation Risk 26 Investment Risk #3: Force of Sale Risk 26 Chapter

ETUDE COMPARATIVE DES STRATEGIES MARKETING RELATIONNELLES :CAS DES COOPERATIVES ET DES SOCIETES AGROALIMENTAIRES REVUE MAROCAINE DE RECHERCHE EN MANAGEMENT ET MARKETING, N°16, JANVIER-JUIN 2017 Page 327 LAILA OUHNA Professeur - chercheur Université Ibn Zohr, Agadir, Maroc ouhnalaila@yahoo.fr MERYEM EL ALAOUI AMINE Professeur - chercheur Université Mohamed 5, Rabat, Maroc alaoui_meryem22@yahoo.fr Résumé La présente recherche consiste en une approche comparative des stratégies relationnelles

ENTERPRISE RISK MANAGEMENT AT GREAT PLAINS ENERGY Karyl Leggio & Marilyn Taylor University of Missouri at Kansas City Case Objectives and Use Enterprise Risk Management at Great Plains Energy is intended for use in Finance courses including basic finance or those that focus on risk management. It may also be used in Strategic Management courses. In finance the case provides opportunity to examine a company’s early progress in establishing a corporate-wide enterprise risk management program and

clés : Chaîne logistique portuaire, Confiance, Intérêt mutuel, communication, Réalisation conjointe, Relationnel, Réglementation, Port de Casablanca. Introduction Au cours de ces dernières années, l’évolution du Supply Chain Management (SCM) a remodelé les SupplyChains, en développant une gestion plus étroite de la collaboration entre les ports et les utilisateurs des ports, dont la logistique est un élément clé (CNUCED, 2004). Divers chercheurs qui s’intéressent à la littérature

tremendous flexibility and synchronism from all the channel members (for example, a paper manufacturer can not stick perfectly to the demand of notebooks in libraries). Moreover, the final customers demand will still push the retailers to store a “just in case stock”, because the demand, especially for consumer goods such as Philips DVDs players, remains stochastic and volatile. Consequently, the verb minimize or shorten should be used instead of eliminate. Is it worth it? First, it is worth if the

This case study examines Lands’ End’s strategy of web-based customer services and mass customization in the clothing industry. It compares the Lands’ End customization approach of to the attempts of other apparel companies including Customatix, Levi Strauss, Nike, and Brooks Brothers. It goes on to discuss other technology driven innovations at Lands’ End including ImageTwin, My Virtual Model, My Personal Shopper, Shop with a Friend, and instant messaging. In addition, the case study describes

| | | | | |Case Study: A book distributor completely overhauls its business processes, resulting | | |in a turnaround in sales and growth. |

Industrial Risk Deep water horizon oil spill study case The problem: semi-submersible drilling offshore drilling blow up I/ Contexts Economic context 18,5 million of barrels/day oil consumption in US in 2009/2010 US oil import 60% in 2009. - - Production context American oil production 5.8 million of barrels/day. Production divided /2 between years 1986-1999 in Gulf of Mexico. 1/3 of the American production is coming from Gulf of Mexico. - Political context Bush Administration signed

sustainable supply chain under supply uncertainty, with an application to the liquid bulk distribution problem encountered by Air Liquide. In this research we investigate both robust and stochastic solutions, depending on the desired objectives. We study both an inventory routing problem (IRP) and a production planning and customer allocation problem. For the IRP, we aim at obtaining a routing plan with a small time horizon (15 days) that is robust to short plant outages (e.g., several days). Thus