Analytical Essay of Lead Female Character of The Movie Hyenas. The film hyena shows a woman who is an adaptation of the movie the visit where a woman buys a whole village to revenge on a lover who betrayed her decades ago. The film hyenas is set in Africa, and it is a representation of the new political dimensions observed in the continent. It depicts the richest woman in the world, bringing western stuff to the African village where she was born as a way of bringing to an end tribal culture. The character LinguereRamatou is the woman in the movie who comes back to her village of birth 30 years after she disgracefully left(Lindo, 2010). At the time before she left, she was Dramaan’s lover. She emerges 30 years later, being the richest woman in the world. The town people welcome her happily, hoping she will end the poverty they experience. In the movie, Ramatou announces that she will donate one hundred thousand million to the village if witnesses came forward to testify that 30 years ago, Dramaan paid…
AN EXAMINATION OF THE IMPACT OF LUXURY FASHION BRANDS ONLINE MARKETING ON CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIPS AND PURCHASE INTENTIONS CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background The power of luxury brands has always fascinated marketing practitioners and dominant researchers due to its implications on potential customers. The most practical definition of luxury brands postulates them as the chief goods with a low ratio of functional utility to the attached price and high situational efficiency to the price (Arora & Kishor, 2019, p.38). The consumers buying trends and intentions are influenced by a diverse combination of both internal and external precursors. Luxury brands have proved to be critical industry leaders with excellent and aesthetic values in the fashion industry and a distinct traditional management approach in business (Shen, Choi & Chow, 2017). The brands have also been recognized over time for their ability to struggle through adversity while creating a reliable combination of functional marketing mix approaches, the offering of quality differentiated products, and employing outstanding customer management strategies. However, the industry marked with diverse challenges in a bid to maintain its market proposition. The current…
Business Ethics and Stakeholder Management For your SLP this session you will be asked to review articles on business ethics from the Trident Online Library. You will review one or more articles each in Modules 1 through 4 dealing with different ethical concepts. In this SLP we will be reviewing articles that cover the concept of stakeholder management. Stakeholders are important to consider in significant business related decisions. This is because organizational decisions – especially substantial decisions involving significant resource allocations/re-allocations – tend to impact various stakeholder groups as you will be reminded in your reading. These stakeholders may have the power to impact the organization’s success. Assignment Instructions: In this assignment you will be asked to apply stakeholder management theory to the following scenario: A public corporation of 980 employees manufactures a popular brand of garments (mostly jeans) that are primarily made and sold in America nation-wide. It has a large contingent of employees in several small rural communities in the Eastern US and is the primary employer in all of those communities. Two of its 5 shops are…
Small Business Plan The purpose of this business plan assignment is to reflect on the concept you have acquired during this course. It is important to complete and submit a business plan for any existing business. The business plan is often the document that secures financing for a company and creates a framework for the organization. In this assignment you will create a business plan (5-7 pages) to include the following: Executive Summary: The executive summary is the first section of your business plan that is typically written last. It provides an overview of all of the other sections in the business plan. Company Desсrіption: The company desсrіption section of your business plan is typically the second section, coming after the executive summary. The company desсrіption outlines vital details about your company, such as name of your company, where you are located, how large the company is, what you do and what you hope to accomplish. Products or Services: The products or services section of your business plan should clearly describe what products and/or services you are selling with emphasis…
5 of the Most Important Stages in the Content Marketing Process Content marketing is a process and not an event. It is similar to the breathing process. Well, you can’t live by taking a very long breath. Instead, you require one breathe after another. In the same way, you cannot attract and keep customers coming with only one marketing action. You need to be consistent in your marketing strategy. But without a marketing plan, the success or failure of your business will depend on sheer luck. Would you want to risk all your effort going to waste? The guide below provides critical stages in content marketing. Market Research You should create your content with a buyer in mind. Your customers are likely to buy items they can identify with. Let your brand show that it understands its audience. However, understanding your audience goes beyond knowing their age, gender, or income. It requires you to identify the problems they face and aim at providing solutions. It calls for you to understand what they want. You can use an online survey to…
Business Case As the coding supervisor, you have a staff of 9 who are responsible for NACRS coding. This involves coding all ED and dialysis visits. Some patients are discharged home after treatment in the ED and these charts are scanned. For patients who visit the ED and are admitted, the records have to be located before they can be coded since they are in paper format. All ED visits and dialysis charts for a certain month have to be coded and the data submitted to CIHI with a 45-day turnaround time. For example, if the team was coding charts for the month of June, everything has to be completed by August 15, (45 days after the end of the month of June). Some coding is outsourced to an independent coding company each month since the team cannot complete the coding of all the ED and dialysis charts on a monthly basis. Coders sign up to code one day of ED visits. This means that the individual coder will code all visits for that day for patients…
Business law case study Specifically, the following critical elements must be addressed: A. Analyze the elements of this case to determine whether a valid contract exists between Sam and the chain store. Support your response by identifying the elements of a valid contract in your analysis. B. Assume there is not a valid contract between Sam and the chain store. Analyze the elements of a quasi-contract and a promissory estoppel to determine whether the chain store would prevail on a claim of either. Why or why not? Include support for your analysis. C. Identify the rights and obligations of both the landlord and tenant under a standard residential lease agreement. D. Based upon those rights and obligations, does Sam’s landlord have grounds to evict? Why or why not? E. Further, what defenses might Sam raise to an eviction action? Support your response. Specifically, the following critical elements must be addressed: A. Analyze the elements of this case to determine whether a valid contract exists between Sam and the chain store. Support your response by identifying the elements of a valid…
Marketing Communication, Advertising and Public Relations INTRODUCTION Considering communication as a service exchanged between customers to organisations and customers to customers, hints at greater possibilities of collaboration between these parties in marketing communication efforts. Consumer collaboration is an area of marketing communication that requires further investigation, especially in an ever- fragmenting media landscape, where the credibility of peer-to-peer communication has more authenticity than corporate mass communication, albeit as part of integrated marketing communication. INTEGRATED MARKETING COMMUNICATION Definition AAAA | Belch, G. E., & Belch, M. A. (2004). Advertising and promotion: An integrated Marketing communications perspective (6th ed.). New York: McGraw-Hill/Irwin. Integrated Marketing Communications recognizes the value of a comprehensive plan that evaluates the strategic roles of a variety of communication disciplines advertising, public relations, personal selling, and sales promotion and combines them to provide clarity, consistency, and maximum communication impact. IMC is an approach to achieving the objectives of a marketing campaign, through a well-coordinated use of different promotional methods that are intended to reinforce each other. As defined by the American Association of…
Examine the customer service in your organization In relation to this module’s content, observe and describe the following as you would view it from the customer’s perspective Part I: Examine the customer service in your organization In relation to this module’s content, observe and describe the following as you would view it from the customer’s perspective: Availability – How are services provided to meet your customer’s schedule? Accessibility – What are ways your customers can reach you when needed? Accountability – What is the time it takes, in general to address the needs of the customer? How is this evaluated? Part II: Use of technology Describe your company′s use of technology. Address the following in your desсrіption: What twenty-first century technologies are used by your company to connect to customers (call center, social media, online support, webinars, email, etc)? How does your company use the technologies available? What is the purpose of each? How is each type of support evaluated? [unique_solution]How do you get feedback from customers? Describe the systems, procedures and policies in place and provide specific examples of…
Management Accounting Assignment ASSIGNMENT RULES Write a document reflecting on a self-selected experimental study published since 2014 in one of the six top accounting journals: The Accounting Review (TAR) – Journal of Accounting Research (JAR) – Journal of Accounting and Economics (JAE) – Review of Accounting Studies (RAS) – Contemporary Accounting Research (CAR) – Accounting, Organizations and Society (AOS). (Please see the 1st Attachment for the example article) To demonstrate the necessary level of reflection, students are required to write three paragraphs on the “Why-What-How” of the study (a.k.a. Kinney’s paragraphs) and add a graphic depicting the predictive validity framework (a.k.a. Libby boxes).* (Please see the 2nd Attachment for the reflection about example article) *More information about Kinney’s paragraphs and the Libby boxes can be found here: Both papers are available at the attachments. 3rd Attachment: Kinney, W.R.. 2019. The Kinney Three Paragraphs (and More) for Accounting Ph.D. Students. Accounting Horizons 33 (4): 1-14 (minimum: the first quote at the beginning of the introduction) & 4th Attachment: Libby, R., R. Bloomfield, and M.W. Nelson. 2002. Experimental research in financial accounting.…