Volkswagen is trying to reestablish its self as a honest company. Volkswagen offers a great product but it will be up to everyone in the company to buy into the new image if the company.
The document outlines Elijah Ashley's media communication plan presentation for Professor Gregory Dlabach. It discusses Volkswagen's need to reestablish itself after an emissions scandal through an improved communications department. The plan proposes using various strategies like surveys, meetings, newsletters, and social media to launch a new communication plan and keep stakeholders informed of changes. It also addresses ensuring employee buy-in during the transformation and turning negative feedback into opportunities for improvement.
Volkswagen will launch a communication plan using various strategies including short surveys after phone calls, monthly meetings with consumers, newsletters with updates, interviews with company leaders, accepting online reviews and posting updates, flyers, and a grand reopening party. The plan will utilize various technologies like websites, blogs, Facebook, Twitter, Google Apps, direct emails, and text messaging to communicate. Managers must ensure employees are aware of changes and their benefits, and continue communicating changes implemented throughout the company. Feedback includes making continuous improvement a value, empowering employees, creating an environment of learning and positivity, and giving employees a shared vision and goals. To address negative feedback, Volkswagen should understand the issues without taking it personally
The document describes a situation where the speaker led a change initiative in their company's telecommunications youth segment strategy. Previously, the company's marketing actions for youth were not integrated and lacked a common mission or clear objectives. The speaker worked to drive honest discussions, brainstorming, and teamwork to develop an integrated strategy with clear premises focused on youth customer needs and new trends. This included new online and offline platforms. The speaker believes an IE Master's program would help strengthen their change management competence by preparing them for constant change at personal, industry, and global levels and equipping them to better study external changes, make necessary changes happen, and convince others of the need for change.
This document describes a situation where the author led a change initiative in their company's telecommunications business strategy for the youth segment. Previously, the company's marketing actions like social media, products, pricing, and events were not integrated and did not effectively target youth customers. The author worked with a team to implement an integrated strategy through open discussions, identifying objectives, and removing barriers. This led to coordinated online and offline platforms and offerings that better met youth needs. The author believes an IE Master's program would help strengthen their change management competence to lead through constant change in the telecommunications industry and prepare for changes at personal and global levels.
The document summarizes an Epson event organized by Jesus & Mary College at JNU. The objectives of the event were to build awareness of Epson products, create interest by displaying different products and demoing an ink tank printer, and provide information about Epson products. Various activities were carried out at the event including displaying Epson products, giving students information, uploading photos online, and promoting Epson on social media and websites.
Mobile Chalkboard is a mobile learning management system developed by Chalk Media Group as a subsidiary of Research in Motion. It allows for the delivery of curriculum, instructional content, communications and feedback through mobile devices like smartphones. It has seen adoption by universities and large enterprises looking for a secure, trackable platform to push multimedia content and enable real-time communication and learning anytime, anywhere. Mobile Chalkboard's recurring business model focuses on increasing software licenses among existing Blackberry users within Fortune 500 companies.
1) In 1999, Hershey Foods failed in its deployment of multiple new ERP systems from SAP and other vendors due to overambitious timelines and simultaneous implementations.
2) However, in 2002 Hershey successfully upgraded its SAP system, completing the upgrade under budget and without disruptions while realizing over 30 business process improvements.
3) Hershey's initial failure was due to poor management decisions around scope and timelines for implementation, but later success was attributed to strong program management, planning, and testing.
The document outlines Elijah Ashley's media communication plan presentation for Professor Gregory Dlabach. It discusses Volkswagen's need to reestablish itself after an emissions scandal through an improved communications department. The plan proposes using various strategies like surveys, meetings, newsletters, and social media to launch a new communication plan and keep stakeholders informed of changes. It also addresses ensuring employee buy-in during the transformation and turning negative feedback into opportunities for improvement.
Volkswagen will launch a communication plan using various strategies including short surveys after phone calls, monthly meetings with consumers, newsletters with updates, interviews with company leaders, accepting online reviews and posting updates, flyers, and a grand reopening party. The plan will utilize various technologies like websites, blogs, Facebook, Twitter, Google Apps, direct emails, and text messaging to communicate. Managers must ensure employees are aware of changes and their benefits, and continue communicating changes implemented throughout the company. Feedback includes making continuous improvement a value, empowering employees, creating an environment of learning and positivity, and giving employees a shared vision and goals. To address negative feedback, Volkswagen should understand the issues without taking it personally
The document describes a situation where the speaker led a change initiative in their company's telecommunications youth segment strategy. Previously, the company's marketing actions for youth were not integrated and lacked a common mission or clear objectives. The speaker worked to drive honest discussions, brainstorming, and teamwork to develop an integrated strategy with clear premises focused on youth customer needs and new trends. This included new online and offline platforms. The speaker believes an IE Master's program would help strengthen their change management competence by preparing them for constant change at personal, industry, and global levels and equipping them to better study external changes, make necessary changes happen, and convince others of the need for change.
This document describes a situation where the author led a change initiative in their company's telecommunications business strategy for the youth segment. Previously, the company's marketing actions like social media, products, pricing, and events were not integrated and did not effectively target youth customers. The author worked with a team to implement an integrated strategy through open discussions, identifying objectives, and removing barriers. This led to coordinated online and offline platforms and offerings that better met youth needs. The author believes an IE Master's program would help strengthen their change management competence to lead through constant change in the telecommunications industry and prepare for changes at personal and global levels.
The document summarizes an Epson event organized by Jesus & Mary College at JNU. The objectives of the event were to build awareness of Epson products, create interest by displaying different products and demoing an ink tank printer, and provide information about Epson products. Various activities were carried out at the event including displaying Epson products, giving students information, uploading photos online, and promoting Epson on social media and websites.
Mobile Chalkboard is a mobile learning management system developed by Chalk Media Group as a subsidiary of Research in Motion. It allows for the delivery of curriculum, instructional content, communications and feedback through mobile devices like smartphones. It has seen adoption by universities and large enterprises looking for a secure, trackable platform to push multimedia content and enable real-time communication and learning anytime, anywhere. Mobile Chalkboard's recurring business model focuses on increasing software licenses among existing Blackberry users within Fortune 500 companies.
1) In 1999, Hershey Foods failed in its deployment of multiple new ERP systems from SAP and other vendors due to overambitious timelines and simultaneous implementations.
2) However, in 2002 Hershey successfully upgraded its SAP system, completing the upgrade under budget and without disruptions while realizing over 30 business process improvements.
3) Hershey's initial failure was due to poor management decisions around scope and timelines for implementation, but later success was attributed to strong program management, planning, and testing.
Amul has a complex supply chain network with over 3,500 distributors and 47 depots for storing inventory. It uses an extensive IT system including a B2C portal, ERP system, dairy kiosks, automated milk collection stations, and a GIS data network connecting over 10,000 villages. This network provides production and distribution planning information and disease monitoring for over 6.7 million animals. Amul implemented an ERP system starting in 1994 to integrate applications and increase operational competitiveness through improved information flow and traceability.
El documento describe una sesión de laboratorio sobre el suelo y su importancia para el crecimiento de las plantas. Los estudiantes formularon hipótesis sobre cuál de tres muestras de suelo permitiría que las semillas de frijol germinaran mejor y las probaron en un experimento. Observando el desarrollo de la germinación durante varias semanas, los estudiantes pudieron comprobar sus hipótesis y aprender sobre las propiedades del suelo que apoyan la vida de las plantas.
The document provides information about Tata Motors Limited's Pantnagar plant in Uttarakhand, India. It discusses the layout and manufacturing process at the plant. The plant has four main shops: assembly, BIW (body in white), TCF (trim, chassis, final), and power train. It manufactures various Tata commercial and passenger vehicles like the Ace, Magic, and Venture. The training project aimed to increase productivity in the MHCV (medium and heavy commercial vehicle) shop from 30 to 50 vehicles. Improvements like standardization, time studies, line balancing, and kaizens were implemented.
This document discusses inventory management. It defines inventory as raw materials, work in progress, and finished goods. It outlines common myths in inventory management. Inventories are kept for reasons like improving customer service and hedging against uncertainties. The roles of inventory in the supply chain are described. Different types of demands and inventory management techniques like ABC analysis and the economic order quantity model are covered. The benefits and drawbacks of holding inventory are summarized. Different inventory counting and valuation methods are also discussed.
Inventory management and supply chain performance involves managing the flow of raw materials, work-in-progress, and finished goods from suppliers to customers. It includes tracking materials through packaging and distribution with warehouses, coordinating deliveries and order fulfillment to meet product demand levels and lead times, while minimizing costs through efficient replenishment and buffer stock levels based on the type of business and products.
Pengertian Managemen rantai supply
Manajemen Rantai Suplai (Supply chain management) adalah sebuah ‘proses payung’ di mana produk diciptakan dan disampaikan kepada konsumen dari sudut struktural. Sebuah supply chain (rantai suplai) merujuk kepada jaringan yang rumit dari hubungan yang mempertahankan organisasi dengan rekan bisnisnya untuk mendapatkan sumber produksi dalam menyampaikan kepada konsumen.
This document discusses inventory management of steel. It begins by defining inventory and outlining the benefits of holding inventory, including benefits for production, purchasing, and sales. It then discusses objectives of inventory management like providing adequate inventory and minimizing costs. It also covers costs and benefits of inventory and the economic order quantity (EOQ) method of inventory management. The document provides an example calculation of EOQ and notes some limitations. It also briefly mentions other inventory management methods and analyzes the inventory management of Tata Steel based on provided data.
For the typical warehouse operation picking processes account for nearly 40-50% of total warehousing and distribution costs. Due to the significant financial impact picking is a critical area of focus for many supply chain operators. The supply chain industry is large and complex, as is each individual 3PL, warehouse, distribution center, manufacturer or retail that operates within it. For this reason there is no single picking method that will fit each individual supply chain. Any picking strategy or combination of picking strategies may be used. Some of the most commonly utilized picking strategies include batch, wave, cluster, piece, zone and sortation picking. The most basic picking strategy, piece picking, is the process of pulling inventory for a single order. The ratio for this method is one picker to one order. Batch picking is more complex. Using this method a picker will pull inventory from multiple orders into one large container or tote. Once all orders have been picked the inventory will be taken to a staging area where orders will be separated into their corresponding containers. Cluster picking is similar to batch picking in that multiple orders are picked simultaneously, but are picked directly into their corresponding containers rather than a group tote. This eliminates the added labor required to separate orders in the staging area. Wave picking is a method facilitated by warehouse management technology. Groups of orders are released in “waves” on a schedule to ensure labor is evenly distributed throughout the work day. Both wave length and frequency is determined by staff availability and daily workload. Zone picking is an inventory picking method where staff are designated to zones in the warehouse and only pick from those areas. Zones can be designated by groupings of SKUs or by aisle. Using this method multiple orders will be picked from each zone simultaneously. This method allows for inventory handling specialization by employee where necessary. Sortation picking is reserved for supply chain operations with the existing automated storage and retrieval system architecture. In this method inventory is brought to pickers via a conveyor system where they put items into their corresponding containers. This significantly reduces the labor hours required to complete order fulfillment activities. The final picking strategy is picking to box. In this method pickers remain at their designated station and place items into boxes as they move past on a conveyor system. Each box may visit multiple picking stations before order fulfillment is complete. To learn more about which picking strategy may be best for your business contact Datex for a no obligation operational assessment.
The document discusses inventory management at Apex Auto Ltd. It describes the company's objectives to study inventory management techniques and their impact on working capital. The document outlines the methodology used, including analyzing ratios and inventory statements. It also provides an overview of the metal fabrication industry and Apex Auto Ltd's profile.
Warehouse Operations and Inventory Management Thomas Tanel
Companies that make the best use of the basic principles of planning and managing warehouse operations and inventory management have a competitive advantage. Organizations that lack warehouse strategic planning and inventory operational excellence lose profits, market share, cost advantages, and market leadership.
Traditional Supply Chain and Logistics channels are indeed changing. As organizations move from mass production and mass distribution to mass customization, creative approaches are needed in the management of warehousing and inventory. The challenge is always present, because different customers may demand different levels of service. Demand often cannot be forecasted, especially if one must deliver customized products or services exactly where the customer needs them.
Businesses today must understand that they are competing on the basis of time more than on any other factor. The rigors of supply chain management require that you take action to meet your customers’ demand for faster, more frequent, and more reliable deliveries. Your suppliers need to meet increasingly precise inbound schedules. Tomorrow’s customers are more likely to be in another country or continent than they are likely to be from across town, in another state, or in another province.
With a proven inventory management system and an A-B-C Analysis, you can transform your inventory into a proactive force that lowers your inventory investment, reduces carrying costs, boosts confidence in physical supply and distribution service levels, and increases customer and user satisfaction. From a storage and distribution perspective, you, as overseer of the supply management process, should also know how the warehousing layout design criteria and the space and storage schemes affect your material flow, service levels, computerization, and technology options.
The document discusses the fertilizer industry in India, noting that it plays a pivotal role in agriculture and food production in the country. It outlines the growth of the fertilizer industry from its beginnings in the early 20th century to the present day, where India is now the third largest producer and consumer of fertilizers globally. The importance of the fertilizer industry to India's economy and agriculture is highlighted, as fertilizers have been a major factor in India achieving self-sufficiency in food grain production.
The document discusses inventory management. It defines inventory as goods held for production or sale. Maintaining optimal inventory levels is important for meeting production needs and customer demand while minimizing costs associated with excess inventory. Effective inventory management requires tracking inventory levels, maintaining accurate records, and controlling the supply/demand balance. The goals of inventory management are to have the right level of inventory at the lowest possible cost.
This document provides an overview of Tata Motors, an Indian automotive manufacturing company. It was submitted by 7 students as part of a class project. It discusses Tata Motors' history, products, facilities, operations strategies, and capacity planning. Key points include that Tata Motors was founded in 1945 and manufactures commercial vehicles, passenger cars, and buses. It has major manufacturing bases in Jamshedpur, Pune, Lucknow, and Pantnagar. The document also covers topics like facility layout, inventory management, and procurement processes at Tata Motors.
A supply chain is the network of organizations involved in producing and delivering a product, from raw materials to the end customer. It includes upstream suppliers, internal production and packaging, and downstream distribution centers and retailers. Effective supply chain management coordinates activities across this network to optimize material, information and financial flows. Key goals are reducing costs and uncertainties while improving customer service. Modern supply chains leverage information technology to facilitate coordination and information sharing among partners.
Managing warehouse operations. How to manage and run warehouse operations by ...Omar Youssef
The document provides information about warehouse operations and goals. It discusses maximizing the effective use of space, equipment, labor and information. It outlines warehouse functions like receiving, storing, order picking and shipping. It also describes operational processes, inventory terms and costs, and opportunities to improve warehouse distribution. Controls are discussed around safety, fire prevention, theft and storing hazardous materials. Equipment and tools are also mentioned.
Volkswagen's communication plan has four phases: 1) Pre-change approval to sell top management on smaller initial changes, 2) Creating urgency for change by explaining losses from the emissions scandal, 3) Midstream change communication through reports, surveys and celebrations, 4) Communicating successful change. Change agents will use websites, meetings, ads and social media to communicate with employees and customers. They will assess effectiveness, seek feedback, and address negative responses by keeping communication open. The goal is to rebuild trust in the Volkswagen brand through an effective change process.
A roadmap will prove invaluable to a company during its lean journey. Here, this lean transformation roadmap is constructed through five phases including the areas of concern—from education to infrastructure.
Your Grid for Week 6 assignmentNutchanart PonimChange Plan GridTo.docxdanielfoster65629
Your Grid for Week 6 assignmentNutchanart PonimChange Plan GridTopicFrequency or timelineStakeholders/AudiencePurpose or rationaleCommunicatorMessageAuthorDelivery methodmeasureCommunicating ChangeRegularlyworkersto adjust to changemanagementchangeHRemail and meetingsobservationCommunicating Changeupdate them whenever there is changecustomerinform of new productsmanagement,workers and agentsimproved products and servicesCEOadvertisements and agentsinterview and questionaireCommunicating Changeupdate them whenever there is changepublicinform them of change and new productsmanagement,workers and agentschange and improved servicesCEOadvertisement,agents and workersinterview and questionaireCommunicating Changewhen there is a changeagentsto adress the new change in their operationmanagement and workersinform ofchange in organizationHRemail, meetings, conferencesinquiryCommunicating Changewhen there is chage to be adressedManagement and leadershipto impress new positive changeworkers,agents, customers and publicimpress new positive changeHRone on one, meetings etcchange in management strategyCommunicating Changeupdate them whenever there is changeGovernmentso that they know of change and keep standardsmanagement,agentschangeCEOemail, seminers, meetings,agentsobservationCommunicating Changeupdate them whenever there is changePatnersto know and enable the intergrate the changemanagement,agentschangeCEOemail, seminers, meetings,agentsobservation
DefinitionsTopic What is the topic of the communication? (A "re" statement)FrequencyHow often will this message go out? Regularly? Will there be updated versions? Once?AudienceWho will get this message? Why?PurposeWhat is the goal of the communication - what should it achieve?CommunicatorWho is going to actually have their name/voice on this communication?MessageWhat is the foundation of the message? Key points listed.AuthorWho is going to write the communication? (Use the name of the officer/change agent, for example, the CIO, CFO, CEO or the "CA" (change agent), HR Director, etc.) You don't actually write a person's nameDeliveryHow will the message be delivered and why that method? (i.e. email/phone conference/in person, etc.)MeasureHow will you measure or determine if the message successfully conveyed the information?
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When communicating with the workers, it is important to pay attention to the strategy so as to ensure that the communication is in line with the mission and goals to be achieved. To ensure that the changes to be addressed and goals aimed at are well defined and expressed to the workers and other members.
When communicating, it is important to target the specific audience that you want to send or pass the information to. If its workers, the mode of communication should be able to influence their spirit and eventually this will be transferred to target market. The message shoul.
Amul has a complex supply chain network with over 3,500 distributors and 47 depots for storing inventory. It uses an extensive IT system including a B2C portal, ERP system, dairy kiosks, automated milk collection stations, and a GIS data network connecting over 10,000 villages. This network provides production and distribution planning information and disease monitoring for over 6.7 million animals. Amul implemented an ERP system starting in 1994 to integrate applications and increase operational competitiveness through improved information flow and traceability.
El documento describe una sesión de laboratorio sobre el suelo y su importancia para el crecimiento de las plantas. Los estudiantes formularon hipótesis sobre cuál de tres muestras de suelo permitiría que las semillas de frijol germinaran mejor y las probaron en un experimento. Observando el desarrollo de la germinación durante varias semanas, los estudiantes pudieron comprobar sus hipótesis y aprender sobre las propiedades del suelo que apoyan la vida de las plantas.
The document provides information about Tata Motors Limited's Pantnagar plant in Uttarakhand, India. It discusses the layout and manufacturing process at the plant. The plant has four main shops: assembly, BIW (body in white), TCF (trim, chassis, final), and power train. It manufactures various Tata commercial and passenger vehicles like the Ace, Magic, and Venture. The training project aimed to increase productivity in the MHCV (medium and heavy commercial vehicle) shop from 30 to 50 vehicles. Improvements like standardization, time studies, line balancing, and kaizens were implemented.
This document discusses inventory management. It defines inventory as raw materials, work in progress, and finished goods. It outlines common myths in inventory management. Inventories are kept for reasons like improving customer service and hedging against uncertainties. The roles of inventory in the supply chain are described. Different types of demands and inventory management techniques like ABC analysis and the economic order quantity model are covered. The benefits and drawbacks of holding inventory are summarized. Different inventory counting and valuation methods are also discussed.
Inventory management and supply chain performance involves managing the flow of raw materials, work-in-progress, and finished goods from suppliers to customers. It includes tracking materials through packaging and distribution with warehouses, coordinating deliveries and order fulfillment to meet product demand levels and lead times, while minimizing costs through efficient replenishment and buffer stock levels based on the type of business and products.
Pengertian Managemen rantai supply
Manajemen Rantai Suplai (Supply chain management) adalah sebuah ‘proses payung’ di mana produk diciptakan dan disampaikan kepada konsumen dari sudut struktural. Sebuah supply chain (rantai suplai) merujuk kepada jaringan yang rumit dari hubungan yang mempertahankan organisasi dengan rekan bisnisnya untuk mendapatkan sumber produksi dalam menyampaikan kepada konsumen.
This document discusses inventory management of steel. It begins by defining inventory and outlining the benefits of holding inventory, including benefits for production, purchasing, and sales. It then discusses objectives of inventory management like providing adequate inventory and minimizing costs. It also covers costs and benefits of inventory and the economic order quantity (EOQ) method of inventory management. The document provides an example calculation of EOQ and notes some limitations. It also briefly mentions other inventory management methods and analyzes the inventory management of Tata Steel based on provided data.
For the typical warehouse operation picking processes account for nearly 40-50% of total warehousing and distribution costs. Due to the significant financial impact picking is a critical area of focus for many supply chain operators. The supply chain industry is large and complex, as is each individual 3PL, warehouse, distribution center, manufacturer or retail that operates within it. For this reason there is no single picking method that will fit each individual supply chain. Any picking strategy or combination of picking strategies may be used. Some of the most commonly utilized picking strategies include batch, wave, cluster, piece, zone and sortation picking. The most basic picking strategy, piece picking, is the process of pulling inventory for a single order. The ratio for this method is one picker to one order. Batch picking is more complex. Using this method a picker will pull inventory from multiple orders into one large container or tote. Once all orders have been picked the inventory will be taken to a staging area where orders will be separated into their corresponding containers. Cluster picking is similar to batch picking in that multiple orders are picked simultaneously, but are picked directly into their corresponding containers rather than a group tote. This eliminates the added labor required to separate orders in the staging area. Wave picking is a method facilitated by warehouse management technology. Groups of orders are released in “waves” on a schedule to ensure labor is evenly distributed throughout the work day. Both wave length and frequency is determined by staff availability and daily workload. Zone picking is an inventory picking method where staff are designated to zones in the warehouse and only pick from those areas. Zones can be designated by groupings of SKUs or by aisle. Using this method multiple orders will be picked from each zone simultaneously. This method allows for inventory handling specialization by employee where necessary. Sortation picking is reserved for supply chain operations with the existing automated storage and retrieval system architecture. In this method inventory is brought to pickers via a conveyor system where they put items into their corresponding containers. This significantly reduces the labor hours required to complete order fulfillment activities. The final picking strategy is picking to box. In this method pickers remain at their designated station and place items into boxes as they move past on a conveyor system. Each box may visit multiple picking stations before order fulfillment is complete. To learn more about which picking strategy may be best for your business contact Datex for a no obligation operational assessment.
The document discusses inventory management at Apex Auto Ltd. It describes the company's objectives to study inventory management techniques and their impact on working capital. The document outlines the methodology used, including analyzing ratios and inventory statements. It also provides an overview of the metal fabrication industry and Apex Auto Ltd's profile.
Warehouse Operations and Inventory Management Thomas Tanel
Companies that make the best use of the basic principles of planning and managing warehouse operations and inventory management have a competitive advantage. Organizations that lack warehouse strategic planning and inventory operational excellence lose profits, market share, cost advantages, and market leadership.
Traditional Supply Chain and Logistics channels are indeed changing. As organizations move from mass production and mass distribution to mass customization, creative approaches are needed in the management of warehousing and inventory. The challenge is always present, because different customers may demand different levels of service. Demand often cannot be forecasted, especially if one must deliver customized products or services exactly where the customer needs them.
Businesses today must understand that they are competing on the basis of time more than on any other factor. The rigors of supply chain management require that you take action to meet your customers’ demand for faster, more frequent, and more reliable deliveries. Your suppliers need to meet increasingly precise inbound schedules. Tomorrow’s customers are more likely to be in another country or continent than they are likely to be from across town, in another state, or in another province.
With a proven inventory management system and an A-B-C Analysis, you can transform your inventory into a proactive force that lowers your inventory investment, reduces carrying costs, boosts confidence in physical supply and distribution service levels, and increases customer and user satisfaction. From a storage and distribution perspective, you, as overseer of the supply management process, should also know how the warehousing layout design criteria and the space and storage schemes affect your material flow, service levels, computerization, and technology options.
The document discusses the fertilizer industry in India, noting that it plays a pivotal role in agriculture and food production in the country. It outlines the growth of the fertilizer industry from its beginnings in the early 20th century to the present day, where India is now the third largest producer and consumer of fertilizers globally. The importance of the fertilizer industry to India's economy and agriculture is highlighted, as fertilizers have been a major factor in India achieving self-sufficiency in food grain production.
The document discusses inventory management. It defines inventory as goods held for production or sale. Maintaining optimal inventory levels is important for meeting production needs and customer demand while minimizing costs associated with excess inventory. Effective inventory management requires tracking inventory levels, maintaining accurate records, and controlling the supply/demand balance. The goals of inventory management are to have the right level of inventory at the lowest possible cost.
This document provides an overview of Tata Motors, an Indian automotive manufacturing company. It was submitted by 7 students as part of a class project. It discusses Tata Motors' history, products, facilities, operations strategies, and capacity planning. Key points include that Tata Motors was founded in 1945 and manufactures commercial vehicles, passenger cars, and buses. It has major manufacturing bases in Jamshedpur, Pune, Lucknow, and Pantnagar. The document also covers topics like facility layout, inventory management, and procurement processes at Tata Motors.
A supply chain is the network of organizations involved in producing and delivering a product, from raw materials to the end customer. It includes upstream suppliers, internal production and packaging, and downstream distribution centers and retailers. Effective supply chain management coordinates activities across this network to optimize material, information and financial flows. Key goals are reducing costs and uncertainties while improving customer service. Modern supply chains leverage information technology to facilitate coordination and information sharing among partners.
Managing warehouse operations. How to manage and run warehouse operations by ...Omar Youssef
The document provides information about warehouse operations and goals. It discusses maximizing the effective use of space, equipment, labor and information. It outlines warehouse functions like receiving, storing, order picking and shipping. It also describes operational processes, inventory terms and costs, and opportunities to improve warehouse distribution. Controls are discussed around safety, fire prevention, theft and storing hazardous materials. Equipment and tools are also mentioned.
Volkswagen's communication plan has four phases: 1) Pre-change approval to sell top management on smaller initial changes, 2) Creating urgency for change by explaining losses from the emissions scandal, 3) Midstream change communication through reports, surveys and celebrations, 4) Communicating successful change. Change agents will use websites, meetings, ads and social media to communicate with employees and customers. They will assess effectiveness, seek feedback, and address negative responses by keeping communication open. The goal is to rebuild trust in the Volkswagen brand through an effective change process.
A roadmap will prove invaluable to a company during its lean journey. Here, this lean transformation roadmap is constructed through five phases including the areas of concern—from education to infrastructure.
Your Grid for Week 6 assignmentNutchanart PonimChange Plan GridTo.docxdanielfoster65629
Your Grid for Week 6 assignmentNutchanart PonimChange Plan GridTopicFrequency or timelineStakeholders/AudiencePurpose or rationaleCommunicatorMessageAuthorDelivery methodmeasureCommunicating ChangeRegularlyworkersto adjust to changemanagementchangeHRemail and meetingsobservationCommunicating Changeupdate them whenever there is changecustomerinform of new productsmanagement,workers and agentsimproved products and servicesCEOadvertisements and agentsinterview and questionaireCommunicating Changeupdate them whenever there is changepublicinform them of change and new productsmanagement,workers and agentschange and improved servicesCEOadvertisement,agents and workersinterview and questionaireCommunicating Changewhen there is a changeagentsto adress the new change in their operationmanagement and workersinform ofchange in organizationHRemail, meetings, conferencesinquiryCommunicating Changewhen there is chage to be adressedManagement and leadershipto impress new positive changeworkers,agents, customers and publicimpress new positive changeHRone on one, meetings etcchange in management strategyCommunicating Changeupdate them whenever there is changeGovernmentso that they know of change and keep standardsmanagement,agentschangeCEOemail, seminers, meetings,agentsobservationCommunicating Changeupdate them whenever there is changePatnersto know and enable the intergrate the changemanagement,agentschangeCEOemail, seminers, meetings,agentsobservation
DefinitionsTopic What is the topic of the communication? (A "re" statement)FrequencyHow often will this message go out? Regularly? Will there be updated versions? Once?AudienceWho will get this message? Why?PurposeWhat is the goal of the communication - what should it achieve?CommunicatorWho is going to actually have their name/voice on this communication?MessageWhat is the foundation of the message? Key points listed.AuthorWho is going to write the communication? (Use the name of the officer/change agent, for example, the CIO, CFO, CEO or the "CA" (change agent), HR Director, etc.) You don't actually write a person's nameDeliveryHow will the message be delivered and why that method? (i.e. email/phone conference/in person, etc.)MeasureHow will you measure or determine if the message successfully conveyed the information?
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When communicating with the workers, it is important to pay attention to the strategy so as to ensure that the communication is in line with the mission and goals to be achieved. To ensure that the changes to be addressed and goals aimed at are well defined and expressed to the workers and other members.
When communicating, it is important to target the specific audience that you want to send or pass the information to. If its workers, the mode of communication should be able to influence their spirit and eventually this will be transferred to target market. The message shoul.
Dieselgate - Heavy Fumes Exhausting the Volkswagen GroupJaiks Eapen
The document discusses the Volkswagen emissions scandal known as "Dieselgate". It provides background on Volkswagen Group and describes how in 2015, investigations found Volkswagen had installed software on diesel engines to cheat emissions tests. This shattered Volkswagen's brand image and reputation. The new CEO worked to maneuver the company out of crisis by finding technical solutions and regaining trust. Causes of the scandal are analyzed along with Volkswagen's response and efforts to rebuild its image through corporate social responsibility.
The document discusses Volkswagen's diesel emissions scandal, known as "Dieselgate". It provides background on VW Group and describes how in 2015, investigations found that VW had installed software on its diesel engines to cheat emissions tests. This shattered VW's brand image and reputation for quality. The new CEO worked to navigate VW out of the crisis by finding technical solutions and regaining trust. Causes of the scandal included an authoritarian culture, ambitious targets, and lack of oversight. The summary discusses how VW responded after identifying issues and preventative measures.
Crisis Management Dieselgate-The Volkswagen Group Kunal Jain
This document discusses Volkswagen's diesel emissions scandal, known as "Dieselgate". It provides background on Volkswagen Group and describes how in 2015, investigations found that Volkswagen had installed software on its diesel engines to cheat emissions tests. This scandal shattered Volkswagen's brand image and reputation for quality German engineering. The new CEO worked to navigate the company through the crisis by finding technical solutions and regaining trust. The document also examines differences between German and Anglo-American corporate governance structures and discusses lessons learned to prevent future crises.
Strategic Plan Part 3
By: Christopher Gilbert
BUS/475
Instructor: Dr. Steve Verrone
June 20, 2016
STRATEGIC PLAN PART 3
STRATEGIC PLAN PART 3
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STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES SUMMARY (BALANCED SCORECARD).
STRATEGY
GOAL- What we want to accomplish
OBJECTIVES- How we are going to accomplish the goal
MEASURE
TARGET
SHAREHOLDER VALUE OR FINANCIAL PERSPECTIVE
Ensure financial benefits are maximized through smart and transparent financial systems.
Allocate budget to support business goals and objectives.
Provide investors with value- relevant information.
Increase market share which will improve our competitive position which will lead to sustainable profitability.
Stay relevant through innovation, respond to customers fast enough and use their ideas, buy off competitors and increase flexibility in operations.
Percentage of total market in the business printing sector
70%
Demonstrate cost savings in the organization as a result of business processes being streamlined.
Use process value analysis on all change initiatives in the organization.
Percentage of change initiatives that produced cost savings in the organization.
75%
PROCESS OR INTERNAL OPERATIONS PERSPECTIVE
Implement strategies to maximize resources and infrastructure present in Neon Software, Inc.’s facilities.
Make use of creativity and innovation in order to improve internal processes and keeps the business progressing.
Ensure high utilization of company facilities.
Improve process delivery
Create business project management process
The process is implemented in full.
PASS/ FAIL
Ensure effective implementation of initiatives
Initiative delivered project goals
Percentage of goals met
90%
Initiative delivered on time
Percentage of initiatives delivered on time
90%
Initiative delivered on budget
Percentage of initiatives delivered on budget
90%
CUSTOMER VALUE PERSPECTIVE
Maximize customer collaboration in order to identify and understand customer needs and expectations.
Deliver timely, accurate, and high-quality services and products to increase value and achieve customer satisfaction.
Products offered by Neon Software, Inc. to be affordable with the firm acting as a market leader.
Identify customer needs and inefficiencies and implement relevant solutions.
Map existing business processes
Number of business processes mapped
4
Facilitate the management of change in the company.
Change management plan implemented
PASS/ FAIL
Build effective customer relationships
Increase customer contacts
Number of new customer contacts per week
4
Learn and apply communication techniques
Number of feedback sessions
2 per person
LEARNING AND GROWTH (EMPLOYEE) PERSPECTIVE
Promote a culture and working environment that embraces growth and development.
Meet the needs of each of our employees which will more often than not result in employee engagement and employee satisfaction in general.
Ensure that employees are compensated sufficiently which will help with retention.
This communication plan aims to guide Pacific Splash Cruises in effectively communicating its closure to key stakeholders. It identifies employees, media, vendors, and other stakeholders as primary audiences. The plan recommends using newsletters, emails, meetings, and a website to disseminate timely and consistent messages about closure details and address concerns from employees in particular. By proactively communicating through multiple channels and providing opportunities for two-way discussion, the plan aims to improve communications during the closure process and maintain Pacific Splash Cruises' reputation.
G-Cube White Paper on Consumer Goods IndustryBharat Jain
The consumer goods industry faces several challenges in meeting the needs of modern consumers, including a lack of skilled workers, changing customer expectations, and new retail business models. Training can help address these challenges by creating inter-team awareness, maintaining supply chain integrity, and helping organizations transition to e-commerce platforms. E-learning provides a flexible way to deliver necessary training on topics such as regulations, leadership development, and organizational development to the large, global workforce in the consumer goods industry.
This communication plan outlines a 4 phase process for communicating organizational change: 1) Preapproval, 2) Creating need for change, 3) Midstream change communication, 4) Confirming success. Various technologies will be used including projectors, email, surveys, and video conferencing. Effectiveness will be tested using 360 degree feedback and comparing goals to accomplishments. Feedback will be generated through surveys, blogs, and assessments to enable continuous improvement. Negative responses will be addressed through open communication and using resistance as an opportunity for more communication. The plan aims to increase engagement, provide reassurance, and restore reputation through an experienced approach.
Gaining Competitive Advantage by Implementing the Microsoft Unified Communica...Leo Barella
This document provides best practices and lessons learned for successfully deploying a Microsoft Unified Communication platform based on the author's experience managing such deployments for large organizations. It stresses the importance of executive buy-in, branding the program, generating excitement, customizing training and communications for different user roles, identifying advocates and power users to help with adoption, and viewing the deployment as a cultural change rather than just a technology change. The author estimates that 30-50% of the total cost should be invested in organizational change management to ensure users gain productivity from the new system.
PART 1Topic Selection ProjectOne of the publicly t.docxherbertwilson5999
PART 1
Topic Selection
Project
One of the publicly traded companies that have undergone considerable amount of organizational change in the United States is Apple‚ Inc. In period between the years 1993 and 1997 Apple‚ Inc. was in the verge of collapsing. This is because the company was generally struggling to finds its consistent source of profitable revenue. It generally tried and failed to markets its products that include TV appliances‚ CD players‚ digital cameras‚ etc.
The company‚ however‚ resolved for organizational change led by the CEO Steve Jobs. Upon his return as the CEO of the company‚ Jobs opted to focus its product base on the creation of several different beautiful consumer electronic products that were appealing to the preferences and tastes of the customers(Myers et al.‚ 2012) It also acquired several companies that dealt in digital production and video editing for which constitutes its consumer base. Some of the positive outcomes of this change include products such as iPod and iPhone that led to a tremendous increase in the company’s sales.
The second publicly traded company that has undergone some considerable amount of change is Wal-Mart. In 2010‚ Wal-Mart commenced organizational change that was meant for aligning the business with the three priorities of the company‚ which include returns‚ leverage‚ and growth. The main objective behind the organizational change was to ensure that more value is generally delivered to the company’s shareholders and consumers(Worley et al.‚ 2013)The changes were generally designed to see to it that every part of the company’s business would make the company more global‚ leveraging the company’s scale‚ and helping in ensuring that the company went loser to its customers. This project is therefore going to compare the organizational changes that havetaken place in Apple‚ Inc. and Wal-Mart Inc.
Reference
Myers, P., Hulks, S., & Wiggins, L. (2012). Organizational change: Perspectives on theory and practice. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Worley, C. G., Porras, J., & Lawler, E. E. (2013). Built to change: How to achieve sustained organizational effectiveness. San Francisco, Calif: Jossey-Bass.
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Course
Lecturer
Institution
City, State
Date of submission
Apple Company has made several changes to help the success of the company since its start. This could best be achieved by ensuring that there are several beautiful electronic products and services to its stakeholders and customers. So any changes made had to improve the quality of products and provide the best electronic products and services
Apple Company had to make changes in its management structure‚ leadership‚ technology among other areas. And due to the dynamic needs of customers, Apple understands that change should always be impressed. The first change they made was an improvement of company’s products and services. Providing better product and improved services will attrac.
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IT 520 – Module Nine
Module Nine: Final Project Milestone
Submitted By,
Venkata Azad Kumar Polavarapu
IT-520 Technical Communication
Date: 02/19/2016
Instructor: Prof. Imran Alrai
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION 3
2. BACKGROUND AND AREA OF FOCUS 4
3. FRAMEWORK FOR PLANNING 6
4. COMMUNICATING WITH STAKEHOLDERS 10
5. TRAINING PLAN 12
6. SPECIFIED GUIDELINES FROM YOUR FOCUS AREA 19
7. THE TRAINING 21
8. ADAPTATION EXAMPLE 26
9. REFERENCES 30
1. Introduction
The Project final submission mainly focuses on the Communication framework and the Training plan. The project entirely depends on the new advancements to be taken place in one existing organization called BOLDFlash mobile division. BOLDFlash Corporation produces various memory parts for electronic devices such as flash memory drives, mp3 players, and cell phones for original equipment manufacturers (OEM) and direct to consumer markets. Right now the development rate and share value of the overall industry is going down because of different issues inside of the organization. A framework must be made keeping in mind the end goal to alter the issues (identified with communication gaps between different hierarchical levels) inside of the organization and expand the share of the industry away innovation field.
We mainly focus on two concepts
1. Area of focus and framework
2. Training plan and Area of focus guidelines
Here we are going to know about the background, area of focus, who is the key stakeholders, what are the established practices, what are the collaborative approaches, training methods and etc.,
After going through the each and every module, we need to spot out the various communications mechanisms that are needed to BOLDFlash internal business organization. What are the primary areas the organization should improve to expand their business needs and get back again to their success tracks.
2. Background and Area of Focus
BOLDFlash Corporation is a hardware equipment manufacturing unit, creating and offering capacity gadgets. BOLDFlash Company has been assembling and distributing equipment storage gadgets which incorporate flash memory drives, solid state drives and so on. This organization has a Research and Development work (R&D) office, known for its development away advances. Recent perceptions demonstrated that the organization don't have sound business process by and by in numerous regions. Absence of proficient business process is making issues for the organization. They are affecting item quality, productivity, expenses and consumer loyalty. Delay in item delivery is a second significant issue in the last few item discharges. The other issue in the business procedure is device upgrade.
In the globalized world, advances are evolving quickly. Consistently new items are released with modern advances and highlights..
This document provides 10 helpful hints for planning and executing a successful training program for an ERP implementation project. The hints include: kicking off training at project launch; coordinating efforts between change management, training, and communications teams; basing the training team on client SMEs; hiring experienced training leads and augmenting with motivation; maximizing use of accelerated documentation tools; reducing review cycle times; understanding full lifecycle training needs and costs; investing in customized content; gaining midlevel management buy-in; and preparing end users for training delivery. Following these hints can help avoid common pitfalls and ensure the training program is effective in readying the organization for the ERP transition.
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As healthcare executives work to increase efficiency and decrease costs in a dynamic healthcare environment, they often undertake projects such as technology implementation, operational and process improvements and facility planning. These projects typically require the formation of collaborative teams comprising hospital leadership and staff as well as project managers and support staff from vendors and outside consulting firms. Executives must be prepared to establish efficient project teams that focus on communication and collaboration to achieve success.
Skillsoft provides e-learning programs and customizes training solutions for its customers. It utilizes all four functions of management in its business operations, including planning, organizing, leading, and controlling. Skillsoft measures its efficiency and effectiveness through key performance indicators like revenues, budgets, and employee evaluations. It creates value for customers through customization, bundles, and discounts. Skillsoft's marketing strategies include social media promotion and developing leads through understanding customers and the competitive environment.
This document discusses raising awareness of sustainability in the hotel industry. It provides tips for communicating sustainability to guests, improving employee engagement through training and meaningful work, and making environmental training ongoing and enjoyable at all levels of an organization. Regular monitoring and evaluation of awareness campaigns is important to address the needs of the target group. The key is to identify objectives, target groups, tools, partners and funding sources to develop an effective campaign that encourages learning and involvement. Environmental awareness and training in businesses helps ensure expectations of stakeholders are met and policies are successfully implemented.
BUS2SMV Social Media and Visualisation Assessment 2 SociaVannaSchrader3
BUS2SMV Social Media and Visualisation
Assessment 2: Social Media Marketing Plan
Word limit – 1500 words (+-10%) (excluding Cover Page, Executive Summary, References and Appendices)
Format – Times New Roman, 11 font size, 1.15 spacing, 12pt spacing between paragraphs.
Brief Structure
NORTH Link’s Assistive Technology Cluster
Purpose
To develop a social media marketing strategy and campaign to raise the B2B profile of our
new Assistive Technology cluster and bring in new organisations to work with.
Organisational
Background
NORTH Link is a strong regional partnership of industry, education, health and government,
established in 1995, that plays an integral role across northern metropolitan Melbourne.
A business network and regional economic development advocacy group representing
Melbourne’s northern region, NORTH Link comprises local councils, local tertiary education
institutions, industry, and health.
NORH Link manages/operates a number of projects contributing to the overall aim of
economic development of Melbourne’s north.
On top of advocacy to government and research into the region, projects NORTH Link
manage/run include:
• Melbourne’s North Food Group and Melbourne’s North Advanced Manufacturing
Group, industry groups that grant SMEs discounted access to trade shows,
information webinars, industry tours, collaborative opportunities and more.
• Jobs Victoria Employment Services provider, helping long term (or at risk of long
term) unemployed people find work – particularly those with disabilities, poor
English, single parents, etc.
• Data Analytics Hub and Northern Industry Student Placement Program, two student
placement programs that connect businesses with education to set up student
placements and real-world class projects such as this.
Relevant Project
Marketing Goal
Theams
• Draw interest from businesses that don’t currently engage with our program
• Drive collaboration and communication between health and manufacturing
• Create sharable content that executive staff at larger organisations will show
to less senior staff to broaden knowledge throughout partner organisations as
to the work being done.
NORTH Link is launching a new Assistive Technology Cluster. Assistive technology are
devices or other goods that assist disabled people in living with their disability. A
wheelchair or hearing aid could be considered an assistive technology. Australia often
imports these kinds of devices, which are often not fit for purpose or require
customisation to be properly effective. This may mean needing to send the devices back
overseas if the customisation is especially critical.
https://northlink.org.au/
Challenges
1. The Assistive Technology Cluster is competing for communications airspace with
several other programs and regional news. How can we ensure that we have a
continuous feed of interesting content for the Assistive Technology Cluster t ...
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2. Introduction
The purpose of a communications department is to keep community abreast of
important and positive news. The communications department will be
responsible for sharing all changes and updates to the company. Volkswagen will
have to work hard to reestablish its self as powerhouse in the automotive
industry
Many automotive powerhouses communicates with stakeholders through an
specialized department. The department can be categorized into :
Informal
Strategic Marketing
Web Communications
Public Information
3. Launching communication plan
Some ways that Volkswagen will launch the communication plan will include
some of the following strategies.
Phone- short surveys after calls end
Meetings- with consumers once a month to check on concerns
Newsletters- with new updates
Interviews- interviews with company leaders and managers
Online- accepting online reviews and posting updates.
Flyers
Grand reopening party!!!!!( reestablishing who they are )
5. Effectiveness of the mangers
Managers must make sure employees are worried how the transformation may
change their roles and responsibilities; and knowledge to perform in the changed
environment
Employees are concerned if they will be able to master the needed skills and
managers must ensure they have the skills needed
Managers must ensure that employees are made aware of the change initiative and
the benefits.
Managers should continue to communicate with employees about the changes that
have been implemented throughout the company.
Managers that the organizational may have positive results in Volkswagen but not
necessarily bring positive results from the employees.
6. Feed Back
1.Accept continuous improvement as a "VALUE" of Volkswagen;
included it in all
2.Volkswagen leaders should do it not through direction but by
empowerment/Involvement/suggestions
3.Create an environment of continuous learning amongst all
employees
4. Create an atmosphere of people care, dignity, positivity, inspiration,
7. Turning the negative into positive
-Volkswagen should take it personally but not emotionally. Understand it, wrestle with it and come up with an
adjustment and response that maximizes output for the total company
-Regardless if the negative feedback is warranted or not, it stems from somewhere. Whether it’s a misperception,
miscommunication or the company failing , the feedback exists for a reason. Volkswagen will figure out why
and rectify it
-The customer is always right. It might be difficult, but if Volkswagen can deal with them in a polite and
thankful manner, they will ultimately benefit now and in the long run.
-Contact the person – or business – to ensure that they are happy with the steps that you have taken to rectify
what they thought was wrong about Volkswagen. Each consumer is equally important and everyone’s opinion
matters.
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8. Affecting change
What role will the communication plan play in the change process?
Many members of the Volkswagen organization are innovative and eager to contribute
their insights and suggestions for improvement throughout the entire Volkswagen
family
Displaying your commitment to change
The majority of employees are wavering between adapting to the changes and actively
resisting change. Volkswagen must give the employees a reason to change for the
better
9. Communication plan media
The objective which is to improve the way that Volkswagen company in
viewed by all
The goals is for every Volkswagen to be safe and all information reported is
accurate
The consumers , business leaders and all automotive leaders will be made
aware of the new and improved Volkswagen company.
The company will allow media access to records and reports with consistent
updates.
10. Challenges/Issues
Expectation of the automotive /Community need to be met.
Developing programs which returns a diverse community return/feedback.
Resources needed to reach largest possible percentage of consumers and all
other stakeholders
Community supporters are scarce due to bad reputation
Funding to access possible communication resources can be unavailable.
Perception of Volkswagen effects efficient communication.
Establishing effective communication is time sensitive.
Communication lines take time to develop.