LEADERSHIP AND CHANGE MANAGEMENT: A CASE STUDY OF PEMANCAR Introduction Force Field Analysis Model Force Field Analysis diagnostic model is the best strategy to apply in the Pemancar case to change the organizational structure and culture for the increased performance. Force field analysis is one of the best tools in managing the workplace environment and the changes that influence organizational performance. It could use different software and diagrams in the implementation process to increase its effectiveness. The model is functional and has various strengths, which include; the ability to summarize all the forces against and for the organizational problem to ensure it is it also helps in identifying all the obstacles to the performance and forecast the future production of the company.  It also enhances perfect communication in the organization, which could improve resource allocation and feedbacks.  Lastly, the model can transform the organizational structure by influencing the members towards a common goal and objective of the company (Seppälä et al., 20180.  Some of the weaknesses of the model include; it requires all the departments to cooperate and becomes ineffective…

Abu Ghraib Prison Case Study Abu Ghraib is a prison located in Baghdad, Iraq, and it is well known for the torture that prisoners were subjected to in the year 2003 by the United States Army (Crawford,2019). There were several violations of human rights against the detainees, which included torture, rape, and physical abuse. There has been the question of who should get considered to be responsible for the Abu Ghraib prison scandal. There is a need to understand whether the prisoner abuse was from low-level bad apples, or it was from high up the command chain. Considering that military intelligence and military interrogators were in the room when the torture took place, then it can be said that the problem was from the set policies (Gordon,2017). It means that the policymakers were also responsible for prisoner abuse. It means that the abuse came from up the chain of command, and it involved those in power. It means that the policymakers in the united states should be held accountable for the violation of human rights experienced at the Abu Ghraib…

Student’s Name Professor’s Name Course Title Date Case Study on Loyalty Programs Question #1 The potential costs are referred to as the costs of goods sold as it is supposed. This means the cost of the approved procedure of the sold products. However, upon implementation of a Loyalty Program, several metrics are involved that helps in measuring the effectiveness of the Loyalty Program. These procedures include: Redemption Rate             This involves the total number of people who are redeeming rewards that are being offered by a company. For instance, Intercontinental Hotels has over 3600 reward properties for customers with higher rates of redemption. The IHG group further provides various options for hotels, in which members are allowed to trade their points for staying at hotels that are outside the chain (CATHY,2020). However, the company believes that the flexibility of group redemption points will help in making customers more royal to the brand. Additionally, some airline hospitality companies have increased their level of redemption by providing multiple ways of rewarding their customers, such as free air travel. The American Express Co.…

 patient case study The case study presents a patient, Nina Tate, whose medical account reports that eight years ago, she had an acute heart attack, which subsequently occurred two months ago. From Nina Tate’s medical profile, she possesses a height of 5’9 and weighs 203 pounds. Also, the respective medical practitioner calculated her body mass index, which is 30. Statistically, someone owning a height of 5’9 should have a body mass index of 22.15 and a bodyweight of 150 pounds. Therefore, the relevant patient is obese since her body mass index is at thirty. Statistically, persons with a body mass index of thirty and above suffer from obesity disorder. The trend elevates the extent of stress hormones in the patient’s system, which results in intensified inflammation, thus exacerbating atherosclerosis hence resulting in a heart attack. Also, being obese puts extra strain on the heart system since more plasma, and plasma vessels are required to sufficiently feed fats, which risks the occurrence of myocardial infarction. Also, the extra fats may block the coronary arteries, thus averting consistent plasma circulation, which extremely…

Dispersed Team: Volvo IT Case Study According to Wainhouse Reasearch (2011), from the year 2000, the United States Library of Congress has listed averagely 1000 publications on the issue of globalization every year (Phemawat 2011). The definition of globalization doubles from the international exchange of products and services to sharing the same regulations and cultures. Therefore, globalization has become the agenda of the managers of every institution (IBM, 2012). As stated by IBM 2012, managers face the challenges of lack of creativity among leaders, lack of collaboration and, inability to develop workforce skills and capabilities. Globally dispersed teams are affected by several Issues (Anell et al. 2013). It may take longer than usual for dispersed teams to develop trust. Globally dispersed teams hardly recognize each other and may never meet. However, without trust, collaborating to work as a team causes problems in sharing experience and knowledge (Rosen et al. 2007). Moreover, coordination of the work process and environment primarily influences the success of dispersed teams. For instance, arranging meetings for employers and employees across time zones become a challenge. As…

Juvenile Justice Case Study These are Special courts dealing with issues of the reprobate, dismissed, or mishandled children. It helps in fulfilling the role of the government of acting like a parent where it corrects mistakes conducted by youngsters. In the USA, every state has its juvenile laws which guide them on how to deal with the youth. In my essay, I will utilize the juvenile laws of Texas. In Texas, an individual can be charged in juvenile courts if he or she is aged between ten and seventeen years old. The police used the following producers in processing peters’ case, that is, they detained, and charging document from officials. The police would use the following step, which helps them in the case of Peter. These examination steps incorporate, Establish scene measurements that is police should at first find the central zone of the unsettling influence, for example, the point of convergence of the wrongdoing. This could be a stripped front room, a traffic convergence where he began once again speeding. Since once the point of convergence has been discovered,…

 Case Study Answers Question 1 Hollywood movies have an impact on national culture outside America, especially in their use of idioms, cultural metaphors, and stereotypes in communicating various messages. Idioms are used to conceal the literal meaning of something. For instance, saying something is yesterday’s news means that it is no longer of interest. According to Gannon (2011), cultural metaphors are the significant activities or phenomena in a country that people identify with the most from an emotional and cognitive standpoint with a good example being American football. Stereotypes associate a certain behavior with particular people, such as Americans with being smart as depicted in crime-busting and sci-fi movies. As such, other cultures from around the world make movies based on their perceived strengths. Hollywood films promote varied aspects of U.S. culture. For instance, the perceptions of beauty were satirized by Sandra Bullock in the movie titled Miss Congeniality. Additionally, the conflict between competition and cooperation, highly present in American culture, was conceptualized by Guy Pearce and James Cavalier in the movie, The Count of Monte Crisis (2002). Relationships between…

Accenture Interactive Case Study Executive Summary Accenture Company is an outsourcing company offering consultancy services. It is currently spread to over 120 countries, including Singapore. Its mission is to be a leading global consultancy agency with a huge reputation from clients. Despite its challenges, the company has laid strategies aimed at improving customer’s experience. Due to the changing customer’s needs, the company is also changing its strategy to meet these customer’s needs. The company faces huge competition, especially from Publicis Groupe of France. To determine which have a better future, the analysis below has presented the SWOT analysis of the two groups. Accenture has commanded a large customer base due to its competitive advantage that has been enhanced by a strong portfolio, strong financial base, and a huge workforce. Finally, the analysis has presented several recommendations essential for the company to realize its full potential, which include Improving business units, Creating a strong consultancy structure, and Creating a formidable relationship with executives, which is essential to expand digital agency. Problem Statement The marketing field has continued to experience huge dynamics…

Case Study on Contract and Sale of Goods A contract is an agreement that two or more people make, which is enforceable by law. Parties must fulfil several elements for a contract to be deemed as legal. One party must make an offer that expresses the intention to create a legal relationship, which should be accepted by another party. It should include a consideration, which is the payment given for a particular good or service. One of the most popular contracts is the Sale of Goods contract, which involves parties conducting business transactions, as was the case among Blackboard, PosterPLUS, and SEASTORM Containers Ltd. A breach of contract arises when either of the parties subject to it violates the implied or expressed terms. Drawing focus to the three companies stated above; one can identify the requirements for a legal relationship, conditions that lead to the breach of contract, and the remedies available. Legal Relationships A legally binding contract existed between Blackboard Pty Ltd and PostersPLUS Pty Ltd. In July 2018, they signed an agreement with the former as the seller…

MAC 7600 CASE STUDY PROJECT Inventory Based on the IFRS, we will have differences based on the inventory loss that will be accrued by the entity. The main reason for this will be on the basis that using the U.S.GAAP we will automatically deduct the historical cost from the market value while using the international financial reporting standards we will use the difference from historical cost and the net realizable value of the product (Krishnan & Lin, 2012). U.S.GAAP Replacement cost-180,000 Historical cost-(250,000) IFRS Inventory loss-70,000 IFRSs Net Realizable Value-190000 Historical cost-(250000) Inventory loss-60000. Based on the U.S GAAP the inventory loss will be 70,000 while based on IFRSs the inventory loss will be 60000 Property, Plant, and Equipment Differences in depreciation will also arise in switching to international financial reporting standards. Fair value based on revaluation is what is used in calculating depreciation in international reporting financial standards (Hermamann, Saudagaran & Thomas, 2006). The U.S GAAP, on the other hand, uses the initial cost of an item when calculating the depreciation on property, plant, and equipment. Based on U.S…