Management Answers

Explain the strategic management process that Standard Bank needs to follow to remain competitive and to gain more market share. 

According to the globe project, in-group collectivism refers to

Answer choices:

A; The degree to which a society's members expect power to be distributed

B; The extent that individuals are encouraged and rewarded for group loyalty versus pursuing individual goals.

C; The extent to which people should take pride in being members of their family, circle of close friends, and work organization

Idriss, a registered nurse, operates a home healthcare service to assist with the medical, meal preparation, and light housecleaning needs of older adults. Idriss makes strategic plans for his business to deal with an expected decline in the number of older people in the population, he is paying attention to the general, internal, or external environment.

Answer choices: general, internal, or external environment

As a child in the 1950s, Matthew did not wear a seatbelt when riding in a car. In fact, he would lay in the window above the backseat of his family's sedan and then roll down into the floor when his dad pushed the brake pedal quickly. In the early 1980s, while he was a manager of a courier service, Mathew learned that seatbelts prevented fatalities in car crashes and kept the driver in place or better control the vehicle. Even though it was not yet legally required in the state, Matthew issued a company policy that all drivers and anyone riding in company vehicles must wear seatbelts, Matthew's management style is best described as

Answer choices: evidence-based, behavioral, or bureaucratic

The high likelihood of an innovative product copied or counterfeited in a foreign factory, regardless of holding a patent or trademark, is one example of changes in the economic, political, legal, and technological global system known as local, demographic, or international forces.

Answer choices: local, demographic, or international forces

Cody is very busy with a full load of college courses, a part-time jobs, and caring for his aging grandmother Although he is an average student, he's worried about a difficult exam that is coming up in his online course. The instructor posted instructions that it will be a closed-book exam and notebook or notes are permitted. However, Cody realize that the instructor is not requiring any kind of exam monitoring software. If Cody studies that and then takes the exam without notes or books, that would signal Cody is in which stage of moral development? 

Answer choices: Preconventional, posconventional, or utilitarian

1.1 Explain the strategic management process that Standard Bank needs to follow to remain 

Nena's Naan an Indian-style restaurant, has wait staff, cooking staff, and managers who must work together to ensure the customers have a smooth and pleasant dining experience. Nena's naan is an example of an process, learning organization, or system.

Answer choices: process, learning organization, or system

A handbag manufacturer has recognized that overproduction of its handbags is an expensive liability. Because the handbag market is seasonal, completed handbags need to be sold almost immediately or they may never sell at all. By applying the principles of operations management, scientific management, or production management the company can schedule production to better match customers' orders.

Answer choices: operations management, scientific management, or production management

explain woolworths leadership role as the retailer as channel captain.

there is always a chance of failure or breakdown occurring. use relevant EXAMPLES, and explain the different type of failures you are likely to encounter in the jeans manufacturing business. give 7 examples

describe in detail why the mass production process is the best for the jean manufacturing business. justify your answer by giving 10 points.

Channels of distribution for books have gone through a metamorphosis in recent years with the

emergence of e-books, such as Amazon’s Kindle, Barnes & Noble’s Nook, or Apple’s iPad.

Indeed, by mid-2010, Amazon.com reported that sales of books through its Kindle outnumbered

its sales of hardcover books by a ratio of 180 e-books for every 100 hardcover books sold. Only

paperback books still sold more units than e-books. But the e-book channel continued to grow

rapidly to account for close to 10 percent of total book sales by the end of 2010.

Do you think e-book channels will eventually totally replace conventional, physical book

channels? Why or why not?