Business Analytics Mba In Bangalore

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Business Letter

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As with all written assignments in this class, ask yourself these questions first while constructing this letter:
 — What is the purpose?
— How do you get a response and what response do I want?
— State reasons for writing that person or company/organization
— Get quickly to the point and clearly state your reasons
— Remember to give contact information, phone number, etc.
— Do you have the correct format? Remember this is business letter format not a memo.
SCENARIO FOR BUSINESS LETTER #3 –  The Congratulations Letter
You are the owner of XYZ Industries.  One of your long-time employees Belinda Asher who works in your Marketing Department recently graduated from Mountain State University with an M.B.A. (Marketing). She was a 4.0 student at the University. You will be writing her a congratulations letter on behalf of the management of your company. Since she has her earned M.B.A., she is now even more valuable of an employee with her new degree and skills. Everyone respects her at your company and wants to keep her as an employee because she contributes a great deal to the company. This letter should congratulate her for successfully completing her degree with a 4.0 GPA, tell her how much she is appreciated, and that you want her to stay with the company. Most importantly, make your letter sincere and honest. Congratulations letters are common in the workplace and workers appreciate hearing from their managers that they are doing well or have done something extraordinary so, please make it honest and sound that she is appreciated; don’t make it generic and impersonal. Good luck!
The letter can be addressed to:
Belinda Asher, 1234 Front Street, Miami, FL 33329 or you can use the FIU address in the sample template.

Classic distributive bargaining scenario

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The following is a classic distributive bargaining scenario, wherein each party is attempting to maximize their gains at the expense of the other. In this situation, Michelle is interested in purchasing a Toyota Highlander. Michelle has two dealerships to choose from (Toyota of Louisville and Green Tree Toyota). Although she has no desire to travel a long distance, there are dealerships in Cincinnati, Ohio and Indianapolis, Indiana that she could represent as alternatives as well. Michelle decides to visit Toyota of Louisville first and finds the vehicle she wants – a 2013 Toyota Highlander.
The Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) for the vehicle is $29,865, while the factory invoice (the price paid by the dealership for the car) is $27,929. While Michelle only knows the MSRP for the vehicle, the dealer knows both the MSRP and the factory invoice price. Michelle has a trade-in, but she is unsure of whether or not to let the dealer know this, as she is unsure of what impact this will have on the dealer’s initial offering price.
1. What should Michelle’s negotiation strategy be (e.g., how much information should she share concerning where she is in the buying process, that there is a vehicle trade-in, that she is looking at other dealerships as well, that she knows the MSRP, whether and how much deception is ethical/allowable, etc.)
2. What do you expect the behavior of the salespeople to be when Michelle visits the Toyota dealership?
3. Develop a negotiation plan, including the characteristics of the opening offer, reservation price, tactics, tradeoffs, they should make, how to react if the seller bring up issues before you are ready to discuss them (such as whether you have a trade in vehicle). Do you have a Plan B if your original plan becomes untenable?

Classic distributive bargaining scenario

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The following is a classic distributive bargaining scenario, wherein each party is attempting to maximize their gains at the expense of the other. In this situation, Michelle is interested in purchasing a Toyota Highlander. Michelle has two dealerships to choose from (Toyota of Louisville and Green Tree Toyota). Although she has no desire to travel a long distance, there are dealerships in Cincinnati, Ohio and Indianapolis, Indiana that she could represent as alternatives as well. Michelle decides to visit Toyota of Louisville first and finds the vehicle she wants – a 2013 Toyota Highlander.
The Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) for the vehicle is $29,865, while the factory invoice (the price paid by the dealership for the car) is $27,929. While Michelle only knows the MSRP for the vehicle, the dealer knows both the MSRP and the factory invoice price. Michelle has a trade-in, but she is unsure of whether or not to let the dealer know this, as she is unsure of what impact this will have on the dealer’s initial offering price.
1. What should Michelle’s negotiation strategy be (e.g., how much information should she share concerning where she is in the buying process, that there is a vehicle trade-in, that she is looking at other dealerships as well, that she knows the MSRP, whether and how much deception is ethical/allowable, etc.)
2. What do you expect the behavior of the salespeople to be when Michelle visits the Toyota dealership?
3. Develop a negotiation plan, including the characteristics of the opening offer, reservation price, tactics, tradeoffs, they should make, how to react if the seller bring up issues before you are ready to discuss them (such as whether you have a trade in vehicle). Do you have a Plan B if your original plan becomes untenable?

Bond Rating

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Bond Rating

Research bond information within the University Library or the Internet.
Describe in 90- to 175-words what you found. How can you use this information within your personal or professional life?
Differentiate what the following bond ratings mean for investors in 30 to 90 words each:
o AAA
o BBB
o B
o CC

Bond Rating

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Bond Rating

Research bond information within the University Library or the Internet.
Describe in 90- to 175-words what you found. How can you use this information within your personal or professional life?
Differentiate what the following bond ratings mean for investors in 30 to 90 words each:
o AAA
o BBB
o B
o CC

Basic Elements of Marketing

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Basic Elements of Marketing
Instructions
Research a local health care organization of your choice, and complete the following tasks: Perform a strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT) analysis, listing at least 2 points in each area.
Information can be gathered from the Web site or articles about similar organizations from the readings.
For example, extended hours of operation could be a strength (internal).
Choose 1 strength or opportunity, and create a marketing strategy that would promote a competitive advantage for this organization within the community being targeted.
Determine whether your approach will be market penetration, development, diversification, consolidation, or strategic alliances.
Are you the market leader, a challenger, a follower, or are you creating a market niche?
NOTE: You need to support your work with at least 4 academic or professional peer-reviewed sources that were published within the past 5 years.

Business Finance

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Peter Pan Flying Company issued 15-year bonds three years ago at a coupon rate of 8% per annum with a face value of $1000. The bonds make semi-annual payments. The yield to maturity on these bonds is 7.5%.
3.1 Calculate the price of a bond at Peter Pan Flying Company. Provide the relevant equation.
3.2 Would you regard this bond as a par value, discount value or premium value bond? Provide two reasons for your choice.
3.3 How many bonds of Peter Pan Flying Company can you purchase if you have $100 000 available to invest in bonds?

Walmart Around the World. Walmart’s Global Operations

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Walmart Around the World. Walmart’s Global Operations 
Instructions
Read the article and answer those 4 questions:
1. Evaluate Walmart’s globalization strategy over the last two decades. Where did the retailor struggle? Where did it do well? Can location characteristics explain the differences in Walmart performance?
2. Walmart entered in some countries through acquisitions and in some countries through greenfield investment. What entry mode do you think was best? Why? Did location characteristics drive the mode of entry? Why?
3. In 2013, Walmart decided to enter the Indian market in a joint-venture with Bharti Enterprises. Based on your analysis of Walmart’s global expansion up to that point, do you think it was a good idea to go to India? To select joint-venture as the mode of entry?
4. In general, what do you think is the best way to enter a new market: acquisition, joint-venture, or greenfield investment? What are the location characteristics that affect this decision? What are the firm characteristics that affect this decision? What industry characteristics affect this decision?