Debenhams Lynsey, Heather And John Mc Culloch
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Debenhams is a leading UK department store retailer founded in 1813. It has over 140 stores across the UK and Ireland and 35 international franchise stores. John Lovering is the Chairman and Rob Templeman is the Chief Executive. Debenhams employs over 21,500 staff in the UK and offers competitive benefits. The company focuses on categories like clothing, homeware, beauty, and uses marketing strategies like promotions and PR to promote its brands and stores. It faces pressures of competition and maintaining high customer service levels while meeting financial targets.
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Ernő Rubik created the first prototype of the "Magic Cube" in 1974, which was renamed the Rubik's Cube when licensed to an American toy company in 1980. It became a global sensation, with one-fifth of the world's population estimated to have solved the puzzle at its peak popularity in the mid-1980s. With its bright colors, affordability, and difficulty level, the Rubik's Cube remains popular today.
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New Coke was introduced to replace original Coke but was widely disliked by the public, forcing Coca-Cola to revert back to its original formula. Apple Maps was launched to replace Google Maps on iPhones but contained many errors and generated little revenue despite large investments, while the Nokia Lumia 900 was expected to sell well but its sales remained poor even after the price was dropped significantly with a contract.
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Trunki, a ride-on suitcase company, has sold over 1.8 million units across 97 countries since 2006 due to its popularity among parents. Beats by Dr. Dre, established in 2008, is a major global success through strategic partnerships and popularity worldwide. In the 1980s, Coca-Cola faced competition and replaced its classic cola with New Coke, but public outrage forced its quick relaunch of the original formula. McDonald's "Arch Deluxe" burger targeting sophisticated tastes failed because that demographic does not typically choose McDonald's.
National 5 Business Management 2.2 Operations
Operations involves ensuring the right resources are used to produce finished products. It includes purchasing, stock control, production, quality management, and distribution. Operations management aims to lower costs, improve quality, and increase customer satisfaction. There are three types of stock: raw materials, works in progress, and finished goods. Companies must balance holding too much versus too little stock. The document then discusses various operations management topics like purchasing, factors of production, production methods, quality, ethics, and distribution. Operations is influenced by internal factors like finance, labor, and technology, as well as external factors such as economic, political, social, technological, environmental, and competitive conditions.
National 5 Business Management 2.1 Marketing
Marketing involves identifying, anticipating, and satisfying customer needs profitably. It is not just about selling but understanding customers. There are various methods for researching customer needs including surveys, focus groups, and observation. The four Ps of marketing are product, price, place, and promotion. Firms must consider factors like competition, technology, and the economy that can impact marketing strategy.
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National 5 Business Management 1.1 Business Activity
A business is an organization that exists to satisfy needs and wants. A business produces goods or services to satisfy customer demand. There are three main sectors of the economy - private sector businesses that are driven by profit, public sector organizations run by the government, and third sector non-profit organizations. Businesses can differ in their size, objectives, ownership structure, and products/services offered. The key to business success is satisfying customer needs better than competitors.
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Panama was originally explored by Columbus in 1502 and Balboa in 1513. It joined Colombia after independence from Spain but attempted unsuccessfully to break away multiple times between 1850-1900. The US backed Panama's independence from Colombia in 1903 in order to build the Panama Canal. The Panama Canal connects the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans and was completed in 1914. Spanish is the main language and Roman Catholicism the dominant religion.
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Here are the answers to the quiz questions:
1. The word Mexico means many things over time in the Nahua language, including symbols and double meanings that are difficult to directly translate.
2. The legendary beast of Mexico is called the Chupacabra.
3. The capital of Mexico is Mexico City.
4. Basic Spanish greetings and responses:
- Please - Por favor
- Thank you - Gracias
- Yes - Sí
- No - No
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El documento describe un viaje a Costa Rica, incluyendo detalles sobre sus ciudades principales como San José, Puerto Limón y Saint Vincente, así como aspectos de su cultura como la religión católica, la historia colonial española y los principales cultivos de arroz y café. También menciona algunos lugares notables como el Parque Nacional Corcovado, el volcán Arenal y detalles sobre su himno nacional, población y vida silvestre.
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The document outlines the process for handling incoming and outgoing mail at a business. Incoming mail is received through post, fax, or email and is sorted into categories before being opened and date stamped. Checks are recorded and items are bundled and sorted into departments. Outgoing mail is collected from departments, checked for signatures and enclosures, and sent via methods like Royal Mail, fax, or email.
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Mail received into a business can come through postal mail, fax, or email and must be sorted into categories, stamped with the date, and distributed to the correct departments. Outgoing mail is collected from departments, prepared with signatures and enclosures, addressed, weighed, and dispatched via postal mail, fax, or email. Special situations that may occur include incorrectly addressed mail, lost items, heavy packages, unexpected mail, or mail that smells.
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The document discusses various types and processes related to mail handling within a company. It describes incoming mail as mail coming into the company from outsiders, which needs to be carefully opened, date stamped, and sorted. Outgoing mail leaves the company for customers or suppliers and requires collecting, checking for signatures and enclosures, weighing, and dispatching. Internal mail is sent within the company by email, memo, or notes. The mail room uses equipment like a folding machine, photocopier, date stamp, and franking machine. A remittance book tracks any cheque enclosures. Potentially dangerous mail could have incorrect addresses, abnormal weight, unexpectedness, unknown senders, strange smells or sounds.
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This document outlines mail handling procedures for a business. It describes receiving mail through delivery, fax, or email and scanning or sorting it. It also details sending mail by stamping, weighing, and dispatching outgoing mail. Various mailroom equipment is listed like a folding machine, photocopier, and franking machine. Remittance procedures and identifying suspicious mail are also summarized.
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The document outlines the mail handling process for a business, including receiving incoming mail, sorting it into departments, preparing outgoing mail, and using various tools like a photocopier, date stamp, and franking machine. It also describes recording any payments received in envelopes in a remittance book and resolving any discrepancies with a supervisor.
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The document discusses various factors related to mail handling in an organization. It covers how incoming mail from external sources and internal mail between branches are received and processed. It also outlines the steps for dealing with outgoing mail, including collecting, checking for enclosures and signatures, weighing, and dispatching mail. The document provides signs of potentially dangerous mail and the procedures for dealing with suspicious mail safely. It also lists common equipment found in a mail room, such as photocopiers, shredders, scales, and date stamps. Finally, it discusses electronic mail forms, using a remittance book to record payments, and types of visitors to a mail room.
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