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Managing capacity in the intermediate term: aggregat … DO2-003-I
“Notes and cases of operations often seem to be based on the analysis of operating systems in an unchanging environment. The emphasis is placed on understanding and evaluating basic characteristics of company’s operations, working under reasonably stable conditions in terms of demand and markets. However, business works differently in practice. Markets demand competition and strategic change. Operating systems should be adapted to new strategic needs. Even in situations where strategic and competitive framework is reasonably stable (where the convenience or otherwise making of changes in a coherently designed and well managed operating system could be questioned), demand does not usually remain stable in the course of time.”
This technical note related to strategy details planning and scheduling procedures to manage dynamic capacity.Academic Area:Operations & Supply Chain Management -
The Marketing Plan MK2-140-I-M
This multimedia tutorial will help students prepare a marketing plan for their business. With the help of a real example (Whisky DYC) the different parts of the marketing plan will be explained from the business mission and vision to the expected results and control mechanisms.
A game based on the mission and visions of different companies and an exercise on the action plan of Whisky DYC are also included in the tutorial.Academic Area:Marketing & Communications -
Lobbying DG01-380-I
This Technical Note gives an overview of lobbying as a way for managers to influence governments, policy, and regulation. It defines lobbying, explains why lobbying is becoming an increasingly important tool for managers in the implementation of their non-market strategies, and reviews key elements of a lobbying campaign. The Note also includes an analysis of the role of professional lobby consulting firms and a discussion of ethical considerations related to lobbying public officials
Academic Area:Strategy
