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Therefore, the organization will have to appeal to other companies by offering lower prices, higher quality product, better transportation cost, and a design to appeal to its consumers. The functional strategy the company will use allows the organization to take advantage of and maximize the use of various resources. Many companies are looking toward cheaper labor, Riordan has set its focus on acquiring a workforce with exceptional skill and a high quality work ethic. The company realizes it is more cost-effective and more efficient to hire knowledgeable employees with the drive to perform jobs at the highest level possible (Gallos, 2003). Riordan will pay higher salaries to employees with high-level skillset to attract and maintain employees with these skills.
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SRM is beneficial for the companies because it helps the company in leveraging the capabilities of suppliers to its advantage whereas it is beneficial for the supplier because it helps in providing new avenues for creating value and thus, revenues and profitability for the supplier. SRM helps in eradicating weaknesses and errors in the customer supplier relationship and helps suppliers in leveraging their strengths, ideas and assets to create new channels of relationship with the company. Such a system results in greater efficiency because it eradicates weaknesses and errors, helps in optimum utilizing of assets, strengths and capabilities and reduces costs via better collaboration and coordination. Changes in processes and systems helps in improving
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The more users can do with a system and the more creative ways they can develop to benefit from the system, the more they will use it. Then more use leads users to find even more ways to benefit from the system. The more satisfied the users are with the system, the more they will use it. The more they use it, the more satisfied they will be 2.Two members of your project development team are disagreeing about the relative importance of training and documentation. Sam strongly believes that training is far more important because it will ensure the successful implementation of the information system and that the early usage is a positive experience.
However, as for the summary of the article I will explain how each of the forces model relates to this article. The purchasing power which is also known as the buyer power is higher when the buyers have more choice. The companies are forced to add value to their products and services in order to maintain their loyalty. Many bonus programs are excellent services that customers want on-line. Customers want to solve their problems and often are more successful on-line and on phone.
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