The industry wide capacity is growing much faster than the demand growth. Three main causes to the isolation of IT Department Strategy to the whole business plan are analyzed as follows. To begin with, the matter of money counted for the most obvious excuse for the blackout of previously on-going Leapfrog Project. Actually, the problem is that RCCL did not figure out how best to spend its budgets, not just to meet growing demand but to boost repeat bookings. Further more, the decision of shelving the whole Leapfrog plan indicated that RCCL lost its
How far were the ambitions of Richard Duke of York responsible for the instability in England in the years 1455 to 1460? (30 Marks) In the years following the first battle of St Albans and leading up to the death of Richard Duke of York, his ambitions changed through time. This ranged from him wanting to be heir to King Henry’s throne to him wanting to get rid of Henry’s son Edward so that he could claim the throne for himself. In the battles between these two time periods, we see that Richard’s ambitions not only changed but were partially to blame for the breakdown of the structure within England. At this time Henry was experiencing mental fluctuations, his wife Margaret of Anjou was influencing his decisions and the division within the nobility all contributed to the instability of England economically, socially and politically.
Recession- The recession is an opposite of boom stage. The unemployment increase, most of firms are losing confidence and stops invest or expand. They may change their planning and started to survive. The customers are likely to save money then spend and the percentages of loans are high and may increase. Individuals are losing jobs and the government have to spend more money of benefits.
One reason is that anytime men are able to take up arms against the local government so that they may improve their lives; they are fooling themselves. A prince will have to do harm those who helped him rise to power because he is forcing them to live with any of the problems he will have taking the principality and holding the acquired territory. Because of these things you are opposed by the people who opposed you from the start and the people who helped you overthrow the territory. It will always be difficult to acquire new territories. New difficulties
Hamlet is aware of plots against him and he believes this will be bad for Denmark. He thwarts the plots and continues on with his plan to get revenge against the man who betrayed his country by killing his father. He was faced with an immediate obstacle in his plan and he effectively got past it. Even though two men had to die he did what he had to do in the interest of his kingdom. This level of effective problem solving is important to be able to do when running a country and it is clearly a skill Hamlet possesses.
This has caused many problems for Robin Hood. Discipline was becoming harder to enforce because of the sheer size of the group. The group is also faced with lower revenue and increased costs. The organization was beginning to exceed the food capacity of the forest so supplies had to be obtained from outlying villages. Some of the other issues that Robin Hood is faced with are whether or not to impose a fixed transit tax, what to do about the growing strength of the Sheriff, and if he should accept the Barons offer to join in freeing King Richard.
Case Study 2 Hudson Shoe Company Hudson Shoe Company John Hudson, president of Hudson Shoe Company has been faced with a terrible dilemma. Hudson Shoe Company, started many years ago by John Hudson’s father was built on quality and intergrity and has had continual growth as so. However, after recent pursuit of entering the foreign market John Hudson has been pressured into sacrificing the integrity and loyalty towards smaller local customers who helped build the company from the beginning to meet the demands of the larger international business that has proved to be extremely profitable. However, after making many adjustments, changes, and sacrifices John has lost many of his smaller local business and is on the verge of losing his major domestic mail-in chain in the United States. You see, with the continual growth and sales within his foreign market John not had the man power, time, or financial means to satisfy his smaller local businesses.
Swot Analysis Opportunities: 1. Proposition of freeing King Richard -by securing the release of the King would be very beneficial to the merrymen, as it would secure their position adding as a source of income and also add more positive political light to their situation -the consequences of failing would be very negative, however in this case the benefits outweigh the negatives 2. Possible association with the barons -if Robin achieves success after joining the group of barons, this would be very beneficial to his league as well as power of his merrymen he would be free from the ruling of the Sheriff and especially Prince John 3. Using the Travellers as a source of income -due to their strong power in what they do in business in, the merrymen are well capable of taking money from others especially using them as a source of financial resources Threats: 1. Intensive power of competitive rivals; Sheriff and Prince John -two of Robin’s main rivals are the: Sheriff and Prince John, also the ones who pose the greatest amount of threat to his operation since they also have the most military capabilities as well as political connections -both of his rivals are also in direct competition with each other, so the actions of both must be closely watched -they combatively pose a high level of threat which can cause taxations to the residents of the forest, their persistent efforts to capture Robin Hood and his Merrymen suppliers is also on the higher end of the scale -because of them, at any point Prince John and the Sheriff, which will cut of their suppliers, could capture those who support Robin Hood 2.
Case Study 1: Robin Hood 1) What strategic problems does Robin Hood have? Robin had several strategic problems which he had to worry about the campaign that was growing, the disposition of his forces (organizational communication/leadership), the sheriff’s recent moves and growing forces, and the options that confronted him. Also the dire consequences the sheriff was thinking of. One of the main concerns was that profits were diminishing as the group became bigger. Another one is that the group wasn’t the same culture when it first started out, sure it was all to fight against the sheriff, but they started picking up people that sound like they don’t really need to be a part of the group.
Why not try to end the campaign by killing the Sheriff? Robin thinks to kill the Sheriff is not the end, which is only for Robin’s feud. It is only about Robin Hood individually, nothing about Merrymen organization. In addition, becoming stronger and stronger of Sheriff, it is difficult to kill Sheriff. This is why Robin Hood decided against Sheriff, which is kind of against the system or rule of that time.