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Operationalizing Manager Development: How Sales Enablement Typically Fails F...Empower by Guru
If you have a sales enablement function, you most likely are familiar with “operationalizing” go-to-market initiatives such as playbooks, onboarding programs, product trainings, productivity tools, and persona-based storytelling. What is less clear within Enablement is clarifying what (if any) role do they play increasing managerial performance. As high-growth SaaS companies increasingly promote ICs into management roles, getting this right is critical for long term success.
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Faculty of Business
Marketing Discipline Group
24790 Business Project:
Marketing (Capstone)
Course Notes
Spring 2019
INTRODUCTION
David Waller
Lynne Freeman
Today’s WorkshopCourse OverviewClass MinglingDiscuss Project Ideas in Group
Objective: Familiarise yourself with the course and project requirements!
“a capstone is a crown, a shining and fully functional architectural feature that encloses and, for all time, seals into place the culmination of knowledge and experience.”
Capstone:
Subject descriptionThis subject is a simulated business consultancy project that allows students to investigate a specific business activity related to marketing, using a company of the student's choice. It covers many aspects of marketing, marketing strategy and specialist marketing subjects. Students are required to apply a range of marketing and non-marketing theories already covered in their degree.
24790 Business Project: Marketing (Capstone)
Requisites: 48 Credit Points in Master of Marketing Program Completion of 24734 Marketing Management Completion of 24710 Buyer Behaviour
StaffDavid WallerLynne Freeman
email is the preferred method of communication. If making an appointment at least 48hours notice pleaseUse your UTS email address; state your subject/tutorial number
Subject learning objectives (SLOs)
Upon successful completion of this subject students should be able to:
1. apply a broad range of marketing tools, frameworks and decision-making to real world issues and contexts.
2. access and critically analyse relevant information for comprehensive marketing solutions.
3. integrate multifunctional perspectives and frameworks to deliver comprehensive business solutions and progress
organisational initiatives
4. apply innovative problem solving and develop self-directed project planning and solution processes
5. present effectively in an informal and formal manner the project plans and findings.
Course intended learning outcomes (CILOs)Research and critically analyse complex information and concepts for business decisions and apply them in the broader environmental context (1.1)Apply innovative problem-solving processes to address business issues and integrate the solutions in decision making (2.1)Use oral communication appropriately in a professional context to convey information clearly and fluently (3.2)Evidence understanding of ethical and social responsibility in professional practice and accountability for related personal outputs (4.1)Critically evaluate and apply sustainability principles to decisions in business contexts (4.2)Demonstrate knowledge of diverse cultural and Indigenous perspectives and their implications for professional business practice (4.3)Apply high-level technical skills within specialised marketing management, marketing research and strategic marketing practice (5.1)Execute a substantial research-based or professionally focused marketing management, marketing research or strategic marketing proj ...
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Unit 1: Module 1 - Overview of LASAs
Overview of LASAs
The strategy audit is a comprehensive analysis of the company’s business strategy and operating performance, and culminates in a series of recommendations for improving your company’s performance based on the findings and conclusions of your analysis. It involves assessing the actual direction of a business and comparing that course to the direction required to succeed in a changing environment. A company's actual direction is the sum of what it does and does not do, how well the organization is internally aligned to support the strategy, and how viable the strategy is when compared to external market, competitor, and financial realities. These two categories—the internal assessment and the external or environmental assessment—make up the major elements of a strategy audit.
Throughout this capstone course, you will work on a strategy audit for a selected organization. This will provide a summative learning experience that allows you to demonstrate your understanding of most of the MBA program learning outcomes and concepts in the various courses within the program. You will write this report as though you are a consultant to your selected company and are addressing the executive officers of this company. In each module, you will collect and analyze data in producing your report, but your final product will be condensed and focus on presenting your analysis findings and conclusions. You will submit two parts of a course project related to the strategy audit. You will submit these two parts in Modules 3 and 5.
Here is a list of tasks you will complete for your course project.
M1: Assignment 3—Market Position Analysis: You will assess the product portfolio of your selected organization by analyzing its value proposition, market position, and competitive advantage. You will identify the business unit of your company and the product(s) and service(s) you will focus on in this report. To gain a better understanding of these factors you will conduct at least one interview with a mid-level or senior manager.
M2: Assignment 2—External Environmental Scan: You will conduct a comprehensive external environment scan of your business unit along with a five forces analysis. Your analysis will incorporate any key customer-related factors and trends. You will use this information for a strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT) analysis in Module 4.
M3: Assignment 2—LASA 1: Preliminary Strategy Audit: This is where you submit the first part of your course project assignment. You will develop a preliminary strategy audit, in which you will include an analysis of the company’s value proposition, market position, competitive advantage, and an external environmental scan/five forces analysis. You will also identify the 5–7 most important strategic issues facing the organization or business unit and include a preliminary set of recommended tactics for improving your company’s strategic align ...
Operationalizing Manager Development: How Sales Enablement Typically Fails F...Empower by Guru
If you have a sales enablement function, you most likely are familiar with “operationalizing” go-to-market initiatives such as playbooks, onboarding programs, product trainings, productivity tools, and persona-based storytelling. What is less clear within Enablement is clarifying what (if any) role do they play increasing managerial performance. As high-growth SaaS companies increasingly promote ICs into management roles, getting this right is critical for long term success.
You're doing exactly what you've been taught by the "big guns" in your company but no matter what you do, it's not enough to reach your goals. Why do others succeed when you're struggling? It's all in the training - find out if you've received both kinds of training needed to succeed in MLM.
Training - Beginning & End Major focus on TNA and measuring its effectivenessSCS universal
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Faculty of BusinessMarketing Discipline Group247.docxlmelaine
Faculty of Business
Marketing Discipline Group
24790 Business Project:
Marketing (Capstone)
Course Notes
Spring 2019
INTRODUCTION
David Waller
Lynne Freeman
Today’s WorkshopCourse OverviewClass MinglingDiscuss Project Ideas in Group
Objective: Familiarise yourself with the course and project requirements!
“a capstone is a crown, a shining and fully functional architectural feature that encloses and, for all time, seals into place the culmination of knowledge and experience.”
Capstone:
Subject descriptionThis subject is a simulated business consultancy project that allows students to investigate a specific business activity related to marketing, using a company of the student's choice. It covers many aspects of marketing, marketing strategy and specialist marketing subjects. Students are required to apply a range of marketing and non-marketing theories already covered in their degree.
24790 Business Project: Marketing (Capstone)
Requisites: 48 Credit Points in Master of Marketing Program Completion of 24734 Marketing Management Completion of 24710 Buyer Behaviour
StaffDavid WallerLynne Freeman
email is the preferred method of communication. If making an appointment at least 48hours notice pleaseUse your UTS email address; state your subject/tutorial number
Subject learning objectives (SLOs)
Upon successful completion of this subject students should be able to:
1. apply a broad range of marketing tools, frameworks and decision-making to real world issues and contexts.
2. access and critically analyse relevant information for comprehensive marketing solutions.
3. integrate multifunctional perspectives and frameworks to deliver comprehensive business solutions and progress
organisational initiatives
4. apply innovative problem solving and develop self-directed project planning and solution processes
5. present effectively in an informal and formal manner the project plans and findings.
Course intended learning outcomes (CILOs)Research and critically analyse complex information and concepts for business decisions and apply them in the broader environmental context (1.1)Apply innovative problem-solving processes to address business issues and integrate the solutions in decision making (2.1)Use oral communication appropriately in a professional context to convey information clearly and fluently (3.2)Evidence understanding of ethical and social responsibility in professional practice and accountability for related personal outputs (4.1)Critically evaluate and apply sustainability principles to decisions in business contexts (4.2)Demonstrate knowledge of diverse cultural and Indigenous perspectives and their implications for professional business practice (4.3)Apply high-level technical skills within specialised marketing management, marketing research and strategic marketing practice (5.1)Execute a substantial research-based or professionally focused marketing management, marketing research or strategic marketing proj ...
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Unit 1: Module 1 - Overview of LASAs
Overview of LASAs
The strategy audit is a comprehensive analysis of the company’s business strategy and operating performance, and culminates in a series of recommendations for improving your company’s performance based on the findings and conclusions of your analysis. It involves assessing the actual direction of a business and comparing that course to the direction required to succeed in a changing environment. A company's actual direction is the sum of what it does and does not do, how well the organization is internally aligned to support the strategy, and how viable the strategy is when compared to external market, competitor, and financial realities. These two categories—the internal assessment and the external or environmental assessment—make up the major elements of a strategy audit.
Throughout this capstone course, you will work on a strategy audit for a selected organization. This will provide a summative learning experience that allows you to demonstrate your understanding of most of the MBA program learning outcomes and concepts in the various courses within the program. You will write this report as though you are a consultant to your selected company and are addressing the executive officers of this company. In each module, you will collect and analyze data in producing your report, but your final product will be condensed and focus on presenting your analysis findings and conclusions. You will submit two parts of a course project related to the strategy audit. You will submit these two parts in Modules 3 and 5.
Here is a list of tasks you will complete for your course project.
M1: Assignment 3—Market Position Analysis: You will assess the product portfolio of your selected organization by analyzing its value proposition, market position, and competitive advantage. You will identify the business unit of your company and the product(s) and service(s) you will focus on in this report. To gain a better understanding of these factors you will conduct at least one interview with a mid-level or senior manager.
M2: Assignment 2—External Environmental Scan: You will conduct a comprehensive external environment scan of your business unit along with a five forces analysis. Your analysis will incorporate any key customer-related factors and trends. You will use this information for a strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT) analysis in Module 4.
M3: Assignment 2—LASA 1: Preliminary Strategy Audit: This is where you submit the first part of your course project assignment. You will develop a preliminary strategy audit, in which you will include an analysis of the company’s value proposition, market position, competitive advantage, and an external environmental scan/five forces analysis. You will also identify the 5–7 most important strategic issues facing the organization or business unit and include a preliminary set of recommended tactics for improving your company’s strategic align ...
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Unit 1: Module 1 - Overview of LASAs
Overview of LASAs
The strategy audit is a comprehensive analysis of the company’s business strategy and operating performance, and culminates in a series of recommendations for improving your company’s performance based on the findings and conclusions of your analysis. It involves assessing the actual direction of a business and comparing that course to the direction required to succeed in a changing environment. A company's actual direction is the sum of what it does and does not do, how well the organization is internally aligned to support the strategy, and how viable the strategy is when compared to external market, competitor, and financial realities. These two categories—the internal assessment and the external or environmental assessment—make up the major elements of a strategy audit.
Throughout this capstone course, you will work on a strategy audit for a selected organization. This will provide a summative learning experience that allows you to demonstrate your understanding of most of the MBA program learning outcomes and concepts in the various courses within the program. You will write this report as though you are a consultant to your selected company and are addressing the executive officers of this company. In each module, you will collect and analyze data in producing your report, but your final product will be condensed and focus on presenting your analysis findings and conclusions. You will submit two parts of a course project related to the strategy audit. You will submit these two parts in Modules 3 and 5.
Here is a list of tasks you will complete for your course project.
M1: Assignment 3—Market Position Analysis: You will assess the product portfolio of your selected organization by analyzing its value proposition, market position, and competitive advantage. You will identify the business unit of your company and the product(s) and service(s) you will focus on in this report. To gain a better understanding of these factors you will conduct at least one interview with a mid-level or senior manager.
M2: Assignment 2—External Environmental Scan: You will conduct a comprehensive external environment scan of your business unit along with a five forces analysis. Your analysis will incorporate any key customer-related factors and trends. You will use this information for a strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT) analysis in Module 4.
M3: Assignment 2—LASA 1: Preliminary Strategy Audit: This is where you submit the first part of your course project assignment. You will develop a preliminary strategy audit, in which you will include an analysis of the company’s value proposition, market position, competitive advantage, and an external environmental scan/five forces analysis. You will also identify the 5–7 most important strategic issues facing the organization or business unit and include a preliminary set of recommended tactics for improving your company’s strategic align ...
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Unit 10 Assignment: Management policy and Strategy
Pretend you are a business strategy consultant hired by this company executive team. Your goalis to present this new strategic plan to the board of directors
3-4 short bullets per slide one to ten word bullets
12 or more slides
Use notes section of each slide to further describe each bullet presented using, APA citations, format & style
Modify a fortune 1000 company’s strategic planning mode to include an entrepreneurial mode. Creat a new grand strategy for long term growth.
Final Assignment: The Strategic Plan Presentation
The Final Assignment is your opportunity to bring all your learning together. This Strategic Management Plan presentation is an in-depth case study analysis of the company of your choice. Click here for Final Project Guidelines which are also available in Doc Sharing.
You may choose either a large, well-known Fortune 1,000 company that has information readily available, or a smaller company in your city or town which has information in the local press (the larger company may be easier). Pretend that you are a business and strategy consultant hired by one of your chosen company’s executives to present the new strategic plan to the Board of Directors (BoD).
You will create this Assignment in a PowerPoint presentation format. Use a bulleted list for each slide (page) and support the bulleted ideas in the Notes section of the slide. Use APA format and citation style in the notes description section. Do include a references page at the end of the presentation for the outside sources you used and integrated in the presentation itself. In addition, follow the Final Project Guidelines.
Final Project Guidelines
· Introduction
· Company Background
· Company Vision and Mission Statements
· Leadership and Organizational Culture
· Corporate Social Responsibility, Business Ethics, and Policies Empowering Action
· External Analysis (Opportunities and Threats) and Global Environment
· Internal Analysis (Strengths and Weaknesses), Strategic Control and Continuous Improvement
· Innovation and Entrepreneurship
· Strategic Analysis and Choice
· Generic and Grand Strategies
· Long-Term Objectives and Strategies
· Short-Term Objectives, Functional Tactics, and Implementation
· Restructuring, Reengineering and Refocusing
· Conclusion
Assignment Checklist:
· Develop a strategic plan.
· Modify a Fortune 1000 company's strategic planning mode to include an entrepreneurial mode.
· Create a new grand strategy for long term growth.
· Create presentation in PowerPoint format.
· Submit to the Unit 10: Final Assignment Dropbox.
For additional Assignment details see Rubric below.
Unit Ten: The Strategic Plan
MT460 Management Policy and Strategy
Final Assignment: Fortune 1000 Company
Learner: <enter your name>
Notes:
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Introduction
Company Background
Company Vision & Mission Statements
Leadership and Organizational Culture
Corporate Social Responsibility, Business Ethics, and Policies Empo ...
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Stephanie Fernandez-Cruz posted Sep 3, 2019 9:38 PM
The company I am working for has decided to try and manufacture our product in a different country. I have decided to stand behind my CEO and agree that this is a benefit for our company. After doing some research I have found several benefits that we could take advantage of if we did outsource our product these benefits are but are not limited to lower cost, Mass production and lowering tooling cost.
Our company can use the funds we are saving by outsourcing and apply them to other areas of the business for growth. We could ultimately produce our product over seas for a fraction of the cost. If our budget was to remain the same as it would be here in the states, we could potentially pay the same and make twice if not more product in half the time.
My co-worker, Billy does not agree with me. He says that other areas in the world have minimal laws and restrictions on what they can and can not use and this could take away from quality. I answered to his statement that although that is true, we can apply our own restrictions to what is used to make and handle our product and that would guarantee quality is not compromised. he also points out that communication can become an issue if we go with someone that does not speak english. I dont think communiccation will be an issue, there are many translating services.
My other co worker April, agrees with me. She added that another benefit, production over seas is offered by several manufactors and we would have many options when looking for a manufactor and would not be limited as we would be if manufactoring in the states
Discussion Board 3: Integrative Managerial Issues
Tamecia Shephard posted Sep 4, 2019 9:56 AM
Good morning class,
The American toy company wants to move the company’s operations overseas. As one of the board members in the company, I am for the change because it will help increase the company’s rate of returns. The merits of opening oversea branches for American toys cannot be overestimated. First, overseas branches will help the company in establishing access to untapped markets for American Toy products. For instance, the company can open new branches in other parts of Europe, Africa, and Asia. According to Hill (2008), this will increase the overall sales volume hence increase the annual business income.
Secondly, expanding the business to other continents will expand the company’s brand recognition (Hill, 2008). With the company only operating in America, its brand name is only recognized by American consumers. This means that the products will not sell readily to consumers from other countries since the brand name will not be recognized internationally. As a result, opening overseas branches will make the company’s product penetrate to consumers on other continents making exportation more effective. Finally, the opening overseas branches will help the company benefit from economies of ...
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Saint Leo University
Graduate Studies in Business
MBA 599
Strategic Management
Course Description:
This capstone course integrates knowledge gained in previous graduate business courses. It centers on
the theme that organizations achieve sustained success when their managers have astute, timely
strategic game plans and they implement these plans with proficiency. Strategic management theory is
used in the analysis of companies operating in the domestic and global marketplace. This course is to be
taken in the student’s last term, unless otherwise approved by the Director of the MBA program.
Additional Details:
Unlike other business courses that concentrate narrowly on a particular function or piece of the business
(accounting, finance, marketing, production, human resources, or information systems), strategic
management is a “big picture” course. It cuts across the whole spectrum of business and management.
The center of attention is the total enterprise—the industry and competitive environment in which it
operates, its long-term direction and strategy, its resources and competitive capabilities, and its prospects
for success.
Throughout the course, the spotlight will be trained on the foremost issue in running a business
enterprise: “What must managers do, and do well, to make the company a winner in the game of
business?” The answer that emerges, and which becomes the theme of the course, is that good strategy-
making and good strategy-execution are the key ingredients of company success and the most reliable
signs of good management. The mission of the course is to explore why good strategic management
leads to good business performance, to present the basic concepts and tools of strategic analysis, and to
drill you in the methods of crafting a well-conceived strategy and executing it competently.
You will be called on to probe, question, and evaluate all aspects of a company’s external and internal
situation. You will grapple with sizing up a company’s standing in the marketplace and its ability to go
head-to-head with rivals, learn to tell the difference between winning strategies and mediocre strategies,
and become more skilled in spotting ways to improve a company’s strategy or its execution.
In the midst of all of this, another purpose is accomplished: to help you synthesize what you have learned
in prior business courses. Dealing with the grand sweep of how to manage all the pieces of a business
makes strategic management an integrative, capstone course in which you reach back to use concepts
and techniques covered in previous courses. For perhaps the first time, you will see how the various
pieces of the business puzzle fit together and why the different parts of a business need to be managed
in strategic harmony for the organization to operate in a winning fashion.
Prerequisites:
MBA 525, MBA 533, or HRA 545; MBA 540, MBA 560, or ACC 504; MBA 565 or SPB 565; and MBA 575
...
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Part 1.
· How can information technology support a company’s business processes and decision making and give it a competitive advantage? Give examples to illustrate your answer.
· How does the use of the Internet, intranets, and extranets by companies today support their business processes and activities?
· How can a manager demonstrate that he or she is a responsible end user of information systems? Give several examples.
Part 2.
Disaster Recovery "How important are your data to you?" "What would happen if . . . ?" While business managers focus on solving business problems and determin- ing what their information systems should do, di- saster recovery consultants ask what would happen if things go wrong. With careful advanced planning, disaster recovery specialists help their clients prevent calamity. While this topic covers a wide variety of software issues, installation configuration issues, and security threats, examining common end-user mistakes may also prove enlightening. Common end-user mistakes include:
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b. Failure to make a backup copy. c. Storing original and backup copies in the same location.
For each of the common end-user mistakes listed above, answer the following questions.
a. How might this mistake result in data loss?
b. What procedures could you follow to minimize this risk?
SOLAR FEEDER ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS
· What problems do you see at SDI? What issues does management need to address? What do you see as the central problem/issue?
· Is SDI close to achieving a breakeven volume of sales?
· What is SDI’s present strategy? Is the strategy working? Are fundamental changes needed?
· What strategic plan would you suggest SDI pursue to make a success out of its Solar Feeder product? Your recommended plan should include a strategic vision for SDI, a set of strategic and financial objectives, a detailed strategy, and a set of action recommendations to implement and execute the strategy.
A Guide to
Case Analysis
I keep six honest serving men
(They taught me all I knew);
Their names are What and Why and When;
And How and Where and Who.
— Rudyard Kipling
A Guide to Case Analysis2
In most courses in strategic management, students use cases about actual companies to practice strategic
analysis and to gain some experience in the tasks of crafting and implementing strategy. A case sets forth, in
a factual manner, the events and organizational circumstances surrounding a particular managerial situation.
It puts readers at the scene of the action and familiarizes them with all the relevant circumstances. A case on
strategic management can concern a whole industry, a single organization, or some part of an organization;
the organization involved can be either profi t seeking or not-for-profi t. The essence of the student’s role
in case analysis is to diagnose and size up the situation described in the case and then to recommend
appropriate action steps.
Why Use Ca.
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Operation “Blue Star” is the only event in the history of Independent India where the state went into war with its own people. Even after about 40 years it is not clear if it was culmination of states anger over people of the region, a political game of power or start of dictatorial chapter in the democratic setup.
The people of Punjab felt alienated from main stream due to denial of their just demands during a long democratic struggle since independence. As it happen all over the word, it led to militant struggle with great loss of lives of military, police and civilian personnel. Killing of Indira Gandhi and massacre of innocent Sikhs in Delhi and other India cities was also associated with this movement.
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies such as Generative AI, Image Generators and Large Language Models have had a dramatic impact on teaching, learning and assessment over the past 18 months. The most immediate threat AI posed was to Academic Integrity with Higher Education Institutes (HEIs) focusing their efforts on combating the use of GenAI in assessment. Guidelines were developed for staff and students, policies put in place too. Innovative educators have forged paths in the use of Generative AI for teaching, learning and assessments leading to pockets of transformation springing up across HEIs, often with little or no top-down guidance, support or direction.
This Gasta posits a strategic approach to integrating AI into HEIs to prepare staff, students and the curriculum for an evolving world and workplace. We will highlight the advantages of working with these technologies beyond the realm of teaching, learning and assessment by considering prompt engineering skills, industry impact, curriculum changes, and the need for staff upskilling. In contrast, not engaging strategically with Generative AI poses risks, including falling behind peers, missed opportunities and failing to ensure our graduates remain employable. The rapid evolution of AI technologies necessitates a proactive and strategic approach if we are to remain relevant.
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Personal development courses are widely available today, with each one promising life-changing outcomes. Tim Han’s Life Mastery Achievers (LMA) Course has drawn a lot of interest. In addition to offering my frank assessment of Success Insider’s LMA Course, this piece examines the course’s effects via a variety of Tim Han LMA course reviews and Success Insider comments.
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Purpose:To further develop the knowledge from Assignment 1, and to analysedevelopmental aspects of the
international management process with an understandingof the options relevant to the challenges.
Specifically,this assignmentis designed to assistyou in developingskillsin analysingstrategic challenges and
opportunities in the global context and competencies to anticipatethe potential strategies of global and local
competitors in specific industries;in implementingstrategies for masteringinterpersonal encounters, including
conflictresolution,in multicultural environments;managingyour own and the personal growth of others in the
global context.
Task:
Details of task:
Imagineyou work in an international consultingfirm.You have 3 officecolleagues workingwith you.
There is also an officemanager. Your lecturer is the director of the firm.There will be 4 tasks/activities for
this assignmentduringthis course.Activity 5 will be partof the final exam.
For activities 1,2 and 3, your lecturer will appointoneof you as the office manager to lead an office
discussion abouthow you should respond to the challenges/opportunitiesfacingyour firm.Everyone
must contribute to the office discussion. Activity 4 is an alternativefor activity 3 but needs approval from
your lecturer to choose this topic.
The office manager must ‘report’ to the FirmDirector by the deadlineset by the office manager. The
office manager will changefor each activity.The Firm Director will givethe office manager feedback about
each task/activity and the officemanager will in turn give this feedback to their officecolleagues.
Activity 1. A small manufacturingfirmapproaches your officeand believes there is a market for
handheld tools that are carefully crafted for local markets.After spending two months in Europe, the
president of this firmbelieves that his company can create a popular lineof these tools.
1. What type of organization structurewould be of most valueto this firmin its initial efforts to go
international?
2. If the company in activity 1 finds a major market for its products in Europe and decides to expand
into Asia, would you recommend any changein its organization structure? If yes, what would you
suggest? If no, why?
3. If this same company finds after three years of international efforts that itis selling50 percent of
its output overseas,what type of organizational structurewould you suggest for the future?
Activity 2. You are in a position to advisean Australian pharmaceutical firmthatwas consideringdoing
business in oneof your colleague’s home country for the firsttime. Your Australian officemanager,a
conservative,steady growth favoured manager who has made valuablecontributionsto the development
of your firm, is in your officeand he has justbroken the news of rejecting your proposal thathas a long-
term potential but bold risk takingprojectthat you proposed for your client.You and your colleagues
after a thorough analysis of the market know it is feasibleand is exactly thekind of i nitiativethatsuits this
2. client.What actions and what should be on the agenda for your meeting with the manager? Keep track of
your group discussion and preparea memo to your manager outlininghis/her concerns and what you
propose to do about the situation.
Content:
Clear understanding of the consulting situation, thorough evaluation of the options and
appropriate action/implementation steps
Successfully apply relevant management theory, principle and framework from this course to the
consulted activity.
Academic written skills and appropriate citation format
Professional and effective presentation
Appendix II - Marking Guides/Rubrics: – Assessment Task 2-
International Management Portfolio
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Clear understanding of the
consulting situation, thorough
evaluation of the options and
appropriate
action/implementation steps.(4
marks)
Successfully apply relevant
management theory, principle
and framework from this
course to the consulted
activity. (3 marks)
Effective integration of other
learning to support or defend
the provided solutions.(2 mark)
Academic written skills
and appropriate
citation format.
(2marks)
Professional and
effective presentation
(1 mark)