Knowledges in Management
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Strategic Management
Course Definition: This field deals with major intended and emergent initiatives, taken by the General Manager (agent) on behalf of the Owners (principal), that involves utilization of some resources to enhance the performance of the firms in external environment
Shahnavaz Kaliwala
Macro Economics Assignment
This assignment deals with money inflow and outflow , inflation and role of RBI and US Federal Reserve.
Sachin Jagtap
Demonetization
#NMIMS
Rahul Dugar
Inventory management
INVENTORY Mnagement
Tanuj Gupta
ANOVA
Another important concept from the books of Marketing Research... Analysis of Variance(ANOVA) Technique
Shobhit Tiwari
Risk and Advisory Consulting - Dabur vs Patanjali
Risk and Advisory Consulting - Dabur vs Patanjali
Kinshuk Mishra
Response to Case Study problem
Case Study solution as requested for vide.io
Abhinav Kumar
Case Study Compitition
The uploaded presentation contains the solution to the problem that viden.io faces with possible solution.
Shashank Pandya
Shoppers Stop-Inventory Management
Shoppers Stop-Inventory Management with Speedy Billing Process -Currently Implemented ERP Module -Advanced Store Replenishment -Current Vendor Payment Model -Inventory Model Using IoT -Blockchain Implementation -Benefits of IOT and Blockchain -ERP Implementation
Ayushi Jaiswal
Virtual Reality is Becoming Mainstream
A few years ago, virtual reality (VR) seemed more like a far-fetched, futuristic scene from a sci-fi movie than something that would ever become mainstream or widely available. However, with the advent of technology like Oculus, Samsung Gear VR, and other affordable virtual reality platforms, it has become apparent that VR technology is no longer just for the movies. Mainstream virtual reality technology is here and marketers are starting to take notice. Considering how VR could affect the world of marketing begs an important question: Is virtual reality just a fad? Like so many technologies that quickly arrive on the scene, will we look back on this trend in a few years and laugh about how everyone thought it was the next big thing? To be honest, it’s hard to say. While there’s always a possibility the VR craze will fade away with time, all current signs point to it sticking around for a while. In a 2016 report on the future of virtual and augmented reality, Goldman Sachs Research found qualities that led them to believe this technology could become as widespread as the smartphone. KZero has even predicted the Virtual Reality market will be worth $5.2 billion by 2018. Looking at these numbers, whether or not VR is a technology that disappears in a few years, it cannot be ignored in the here and now. Even major brands like Facebook are racing to be at the forefront of the VR trend. The social media giant recently announced the beta version of Facebook Spaces - an offer exclusive to Oculus Rift users, with which they can create a virtual version of themselves and interact with friends in a virtual world. Game of Thrones (HBO) This iconic TV show was one of the first to use VR to allow viewers to experience its fictional with its “Ascend the Wall” exhibit. Creators put fans “inside the show” by virtually placing them in familiar scenarios from the Game of Thrones series, where they feel like they are participating in the story rather than watching it.
Yuvraj Bhatia
Toyota case
Toyota case analysis
Dharini Sundara Raman