Question.3270 - The first three questions refer to the attached article. For these, imagine that David Hammond has heard of your skills in management, and has contracted with you to provide consulting services to his firm.1. The first task he has assigned to you is to structure his planning process for the transition from a $250,000 company to a $2,250,000 one. a. What should his strategic planning process look like? Why? b. What sources could he use to get the data for each step of the process? c. What should he be wary of when he implements the plan? How can he overcome these potential problems?2. The strategic plan was a success, and Mr. Hammond wants you back. He has an opportunity to outsource some of his manufacturing to Southeast Asia (note that this means that he will be doing less manufacturing in the U.S.), and is wondering about ethical issues. a. What is his responsibility to the U.S. workers he has already hired? b. What is his responsibility to the workers who will be hired by the outsourcing firm? c. How can he balance these? 3. Another success! In part because of the way in which his company faced the ethical issues, Kia Motors would like to do business with him, and furnish their Korean plants with his first aid kits. a. What entry mode would you recommend for his firm? Why? b. What cultural issues may the firm face? How could it address these? 4. You’ve been hired to work in the Marketing Department of Macy’s. Your first assignment is to put together a comprehensive competitive analysis. a. Which competitions would you investigate? Why? b. In what ways do you think your analysis would differ from one developed ten years ago? Why?MBA 600: Leadership and Management of Business OrganizationsExam 1September 21, 2003 PRIVATE SECTOR Sweet Taste of Start-Up Success By PATRICIA R. OLSENven for entrepreneurs who seem to do everything right, old-fashioned luck sometimes makes all the difference between scraping by and enjoying rapid growth. Just ask David A. Hammond. Mr. Hammond, 55, was no neophyte when he founded DLH Inc., a maker of specialized first-aid kits, six years ago. As a Navy medic in Vietnam in the 1970's, he knew how to treat severe wounds and injuries. After he left active duty, he served as director of instructional programs for the Navy's medical department, and he later advised the Transportation Department about the creation of the 911 national emergency medical response service. Besides his technical expertise, Mr. Hammond had honed his business skills. In 1982, he started a company called Itest in Newport News, Va., that made first-aid stations — steel cabinets packed with supplies and video instructions — for oil rigs and construction sites. The company had annual sales of about $500,000 and was profitable, he said. But to Mr. Hammond, two much larger markets — the home, and workplaces like office buildings and schools — were ripe for kits that could enable untrained people to cope with a wide range of emergencies. So he tinkered with scaled-down versions of his products. After ending Itest's operations, he began DLH in the bedroom of his home in Tinton Falls, N.J., with his wife, Linda, in 1997. Formerly a regional manager of custom decorating for J. C. Penney, Linda Hammond designed the kits' packaging and the company logo and was in charge of product development. DLH's patented kits contain supplies and instruction cards in plastic envelopes labeled and color-coded for specific injuries. The home kit, costing $30.95, has a packet for bleeding, another for sprains or broken bones, a third for bites and stings and one that contains extras, like latex-free gloves and plastic bandages. The kit for vehicles and outdoor enthusiasts, also $30.95, contains packs for aiding breathing, stanching bleeding and treating shock. The industrial kit, which comes in two sizes, priced at $99.95 and $49.95, contains additional packs for burns, head and spine injuries, eye injuries and other medical emergencies.MBA 600: Leadership and Management of Business OrganizationsExam 1Like many other start-ups, DLH went on a marketing blitz. It persuaded organizations like the Newport News, Va., school system and businesses like the Chesapeake Corporation, a paper company, to try the industrial kits. It signed up the National Safety Council as a distributor and landed contracts with Hertz and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. It wasn't a bad beginning, but even so, revenues averaged only $250,000 in the first five years, Mr. Hammond said; the profit last year was $100,000. Then came the big break that every entrepreneur dreams of. In 1999, Mr. Hammond demonstrated his kits at the National Safety Council's annual conference. A few occupational nurses for the United States Postal Service saw them and suggested that he get in contact with their medical office. It turned out that the Occupational Safety and Health Administration had just mandated that Postal Service employees be supplied with first-aid training and kits. So DLH designed customized kits for the agency, one for its buildings and another for its trucks, and sold 180 of the larger industrial ones for testing. Last May, Mr. Hammond got the good news: a Postal Service contract that he estimates will bring in $10 million over the next four years. "My heart was in my throat waiting for the final decision," he said. Now comes the hard part. Suddenly, DLH must start producing more than 100,000 kits a year, quintuple the roughly 20,000 kits it has been turning out until now. To handle the surge, Mr. Hammond says, he plans to hire several staff members, including three national sales representatives, directors of public relations and information management, and a chief operating officer over the next few months and to lease 6,000 square feet of office and warehouse space. He is negotiating with two New Jersey organizations that hire disabled workers to supplement assembly work now being done by a Missouri company that also hires the disabled. "We have to go from a two-person operation to about five times that number without breaking stride," he said. DLH continues to search for new customers. It has given test kits to the Drug Enforcement Administration, the John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York and U.S. Cavalry, a company that sells military and adventure gear; it is also hoping to do business with the Department of Homeland Security. The consumer kit was named a "best buy" last year by the Good Housekeeping Institute. And the National Safety Council has asked the company to develop a first-aid kit for farms that will contain supplies for amputations, for handling farmers' injuries around heavy equipment. Mr. Hammond plans to add audio instructions, available at the press of a button, to the kits, and to branch out into foreign languages. He expects huge growth in the home market and says his research shows that even people with emergency training like the detailed instruction sheets in his kits.MBA 600: Leadership and Management of Business OrganizationsExam 1 "We think we've found the weak points in the chain," he said. Still, it won't be easy sailing. Amit Bohora, a health care analyst at Frost & Sullivan in San Jose, Calif., gave DLH high marks for "making information-rich `smart' kits in an industry which has traditionally been fairly stagnant." But he noted that it was up against several established players like Zee Medical, a subsidiary of the McKesson Corporation, a health care services company; Johnson & Johnson; and many independent online suppliers. Patrick Dunkerley, a portfolio manager at Victory Capital Management in Cleveland, said: "Given their innovation and success so far, they may have a decent chance of being a long-term survivor, but customers vote with their money every day. Numerous competitors would like to eat their lunch." But Mr. Hammond has a good shot at getting more good breaks, experts say, because such luck doesn't just materialize out of nowhere. "People talk about overnight successes," said Julian E. Lange, an associate professor of entrepreneurial studies at Babson College in Wellesley, Mass. "But they are rare. A big break, like landing a major customer, is usually the result of a lot of preparation, with lots of successes and setbacks along the way. You may have to try 100 leads before you get a live one."
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real xxxxx realizing xxx problem xxxxxxxxx adjustments xx be xxxx and xxxxxxx to xx done xx reach xx the xxxxx thus xxxxxxxxxx Certain xxxxx to xx taken xx overcome xxxxx issues xxx to xxxxxx out xxx difference xx expected xxx actual xxx to xxxxxx out xxx reasons xxxxxxxx this xxxxxxxxxx Try xx gather xxx view xx expertise xxxxxxxx is xxxxxxxxx from xxx included xx strategy xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Any xxxxxx should xx clearly xxxxxxxxxxxx to xxxxxx involved xxx better xxxxxxx The xxxxxxxxx plan xxx a xxxxxxx and xx Hammond xxxxx you xxxx He xxx an xxxxxxxxxxx to xxxxxxxxx some xx his xxxxxxxxxxxxx to xxxxxxxxx Asia xxxx that xxxx means xxxx he xxxx be xxxxx less xxxxxxxxxxxxx in xxx U x and xx wondering xxxxx ethical xxxxxx a xxxx is xxx responsibility xx the x S xxxxxxx he xxx already xxxxx Employees xxx one xx the xxxxxxxxx factors xxx any xxxxxxx to xxxxxxxxx the xxxxxxx of xxx company xx a xxxxx If xxxxxxxxx are xxx satisfied xxxx will xxx be xxxx to xxxx their xxxx which xxxx surely xxxx to xxxxxxxxxxx of xxxxxxx value xx the xxxxxx and xx the xxxxxxx Ethical xxxxxxxx in xxxxxxxxx is xxxx important xx this xxxx helps xx making xxxxxxxxxx of xxx company xxxxxxxx suppliers xxxxxxxxx and xxxxxxx force xx this xxxx certain xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx should xx performed xxxxxxx already xxxxx employees- xxx information xxxxxx be xxxxxxx passed xx to xxx employees xxxxxxxxx the xxxxxxxxxx decisions xxxxx supplying xx material xxx profit xxxxxx by xxxx outsource xx South xxxx Input xx each xxxxxxxx regarding xxx ethical xxxxx should xx taken xxxx consideration xxx management xxxxxxx should xx there xx identifying xxxxxxxx and xxxxxxx them xxx and xxxx in xxxxxxxxxxxxx any xxxxxxx goals xxxxxx training xxxxxx be xxxxxxxxx so xxxx any xxx situations xxx be xxxxxx taken xxxx consideration xx they xxx moving xxxxxxx south xxxx which xxx have xxxx other xxxxxxx and xxxxxx Workshops xxx mandatory xxxxxxx should xx organized xx that xxxxxxx issues xxx be xxxxxx out xxxxxxxx due xx changes xx organizations xxx Leadership xxx Management xx Business xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Comparisons xxxxxx not xx made xx a xxxxxx which xxx hurt xxx feelings xx the xxxxxxxxx it xxxxxx be xx a xxxxxxx way xxxxx can xxxx to xxxxxxxxxx b xxxx is xxx responsibility xx the xxxxxxx who xxxx be xxxxx by xxx outsourcing xxxx Apart xxxx looking xx already xxxxx employees xx is x duty xx manager xx owner xx look xxxxx the xxxx of xxxxx recruitment xxx help xxxx to xxxxxx in xxx new xxxxxxxxxx and xxxxxxx conditions xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx towards xxx hire xxxx them xxxxxxxxxx the xxxxxxx environment xx the xxxx Helps xx maintain xxx healthy xxxxxxxxxxxx between xxx old xxx the xxx one xxx to xxxxxxxxxx their xxxxx needs xxx motivate xxxx Try xx be xxxx towards xxxx Organize xxx meetings xxx training xxxxxxx for xxxxx betterment xxx listen xx their xxxxxx if xxx Help xxxx to xxxxxxxxxx the xxxxxxx of xxx firm xxx make xxxx confortable xxxx should xxxx some xxxxxxxx to xxx level xxxxx they xxx able xx clarify xxxxx doubts xxx can xxxxxxxxxxx with xxxx Sessions xxxxxx be xxxxxxxx for xxx and xxx employees xx meet xxx share xxxxx views xx discrimination xxxxxx be xxxx on xxxxx of xxxxx creed xx cultural xxxxxx between xxx and xxx employees xx unethical xxxxxxxxxxx should xxx be xxxxx to xxx c xxx can xx balance xxxxx This xxx be xxxxxxxx out xxxxx easily xxxx certain xxxxxx and xxxxx if xxxx in xxxxx Value xxxx and xxxxx person xxx their xxxxx and xxxxxxx Two xxx communication xx necessary xxxx leadership xxx clear xxxxxxxxxx to xxxx and xxxxxxxx Seminars xxx cultural xxxxx for xxx and xxx employees xx share xxxxx views xxxxxxxx should xx there xxx team xxxxxx consist xx both xxxxxxxxx Motivation xxxxxx be xxxxx Another xxxxxxx In xxxx because xx the xxx in xxxxx his xxxxxxx faced xxx ethical xxxxxx Kia xxxxxx would xxxx to xx business xxxx him xxx furnish xxxxx Korean xxxxxx with xxx first xxx kits x What xxxxx mode xxxxx you xxxxxxxxx for xxx firm xxx MBA xxxxxxxxxx and xxxxxxxxxx of xxxxxxxx OrganizationsExam xxx recommended xxxxx mode xxx this xxxxx be xxxxxx joint xxxxxxx or xxxxxx of xxx firms xxxxx venture xxxxxx to xxx joining xx two xx more xxxxx for xxx specific xxxxxx and xxx specific xxxx thus xxxxxxx profit xxxx and xxxxxxx On xxx other xxxx merger xx diluting xxx company xxxx another xx this xxxx joint xxxxxxx would xx better xx both xxx firms xxx work xx there xxxxxxxxxx personality xxxx helping xxxx other xxxx their xxxxxx and xxxxxxx and xxxxxxxxx a xxxxx area xx the xxxxxx Benefits xxxxx can xx availed xxxx this xxxxxxxx Long xxxxxxxx relationship xxx customers xxx market xxxxx Eliminating xxxxxxxxxxx New xxxxxxxx and xxxxxxxx Skilled xxxxxx Innovation xxx invention xxxxxx and xxxx business xxxxxxxx What xxxxxxxx issues xxx the xxxx face xxx could xx address xxxxx Culture xxxxxxx the xxxxx beliefs xxxxxxxx and xxxxxxxx of xxx firm xx society xxxxxxxx two xxxxxxxxx cultures xxx merged xx work xxxxxxxx they xxxxxxxxx face xxxxxxxx issues xxxx as xxxxx in xxxxxxxx making xxx to xxxxxxxxx decision xxxxxx style xxxxxxxxxx to xxxxxx is xxxxxxx problem xx people xx not xxxx to xxxxx new xxxxxxxxxx or xxxxxxx conditions xxxxxxx they xxxx it xxxxxxxxxxx to xxxx in xxxxxxxxxxx they xxx working xxxxxxxx beliefs xx another xxxxxxxx issue xxxxxxx individuals xxxxxxxx barriers xxx planning xxxxx of xxxx company xx different xxxxx can xxxx lead xx cultural xxxxxx Leadership xxxxx can xxxx be x great xxxxxxxx in xxxxxxxx issues xxxx it xx very xxxxxxxxx to xxxxxxx these xxxxxxxx issues xxxxxx getting xxxx any xxxxxx joint xxxxxxx of xxx or xxxx firms xx avoid xxx vulnerable xxxxxxxxxx which xxx be xxxx by xxxxx some xxxxxxxxxxxx i xxxxxxxxxxxxx between xxx levels xxx individuals xx one xx the xxxx important xxxx to xxxxx disputing xxxxxxx between xxxx thus xxxxxxxxxxxxx the xxxxx of xxxx other xxx proving xxx valuable xxxxxxxxxxx s xx work xxx the xxxxxxxxxx of xxx firm xx Owners xxxx both xxx firms xxxxxx be xxxxxx for xxx level xxxxxxxxxx so xxxx it xxxxxxx easy xx work xx new xxxxxxxxxxx containing xxx cultures xxx ethics xx both xxx firms xxx It xxxxxx be xxxx that xxxxxxxx work xxxxxx be xxxxxxxxx the xxxxxxxx and xxx be xxxxxxxx and xxxxxx by xxxxxxxx It xxxxxx not xx vague xx personal xxxxxxxxxx style xxxxx have xx concern xxxx work xxx does xxx lead xx any xxxxxxxxxx iv xxx to xxxxxx out xxxxxxxxx of xxxx cultures xxxxxx disputing xx weakness xx both xx themMBA xxxxxxxxxx and xxxxxxxxxx of xxxxxxxx OrganizationsExam x Try xx implement x decision xxxxxx process xxxxx is xxx harming xxx cultures xx any xx the xxx firms xx Try xx make xxxxxxxx brand xxxxxxx in xxxx what xx good xxx the xxxxxxxxx and xxx be xxxxxxxxxx by xxxx easily xxx ve xxxx hired xx work xx the xxxxxxxxx Department xx Macy x Your xxxxx assignment xx to xxx together x comprehensive xxxxxxxxxxx analysis x Which xxxxxxxxxxxx would xxx investigate xxx A xxxx competitive xxxxxxxx report xxxxxxxx the xxxx information xxxxx the xxxxxx for xxxxxxx to xx successful xxxxxxxxx competitions xxxxx have xx be xxxxxxxxxxx while xxxxxxxxx competitive xxxxxxxx Product xxxxxxxxxxx Brand xxxxxxxxxx s xxxxx Competitors xxxxxxx Competitors xxxxx from xxxx it xx important xx list xxxxxxxxxx s xxxx and xxxxxxxxx There xxxxxxxxxx and xxxxxxxxxx there xxxxxx outlook xxx there xxxxxxx summary x In xxxx ways xx you xxxxx your xxxxxxxx would xxxxxx from xxx developed xxx years xxx Why xxxxxxxx would xxxxxx differ xxxx that xxxxxxxxx years xxx in xxx following xxx Difference xx competitors xx today xxxxxxxx and xxxxx ago xxxxxxxxxx in xxxxxxxxxxxxx conditions xxx market xxxxxxxxxx in xxxxxxxx and xxxxxxxx of xxx prevailing xxxxxxxxxxx Difference xx customers xxxx and xxxxx in xxx present xxxxxxxx and xxxxx ago xxxxxxxxxx in xxxx s xxxxxxxx strength xxx weakness xxx ability xx resolve xxxxxx Difference xx managerial xxxx of xxx company xxxxxxxxxx in xxxxxxxxx planning xxx today xxx for xxxxx ago xxxxxxxxxx in xxxxxxx vision xxxxxxxxxx and xxxxx of xxx firm xxxxx ago xxx now xxx Leadership xxx Management xx Business xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx September xxxxxxx SECTOR xxxxx Taste xx Start-Up xxxxxxx By xxxxxxxx R xxxxxxxx for xxxxxxxxxxxxx who xxxx to xx everything xxxxx old-fashioned xxxx sometimes xxxxx all xxx difference xxxxxxx scraping xx and xxxxxxxx rapid xxxxxx Just xxx David x Hammond xx Hammond xxx no xxxxxxxx when xx founded xxx Inc x maker xx specialized xxxxxxxxx kits xxx years xxx As x Navy xxxxx in xxxxxxx in xxx s xx knew xxx to xxxxx severe xxxxxx and xxxxxxxx After xx left xxxxxx duty xx served xx director xx instructional xxxxxxxx for xxx Navy x medical xxxxxxxxxx and xx later xxxxxxx the xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Department xxxxx the xxxxxxxx of xxx national xxxxxxxxx medical xxxxxxxx service xxxxxxx his xxxxxxxxx expertise xx Hammond xxx honed xxx business xxxxxx In xx started x company xxxxxx Itest xx Newport xxxx Va xxxx made xxxxxxxxx stations xxxxx cabinets xxxxxx with xxxxxxxx and xxxxx instructions xxx oil xxxx and xxxxxxxxxxxx sites xxx company xxx annual xxxxx of xxxxx and xxx profitable xx said xxx to xx Hammond xxx much xxxxxx markets xxx home xxx workplaces xxxx office xxxxxxxxx and xxxxxxx were xxxx for xxxx that xxxxx enable xxxxxxxxx people xx cope xxxx a xxxx range xx emergencies xx he xxxxxxxx with xxxxxxxxxxx versions xx his xxxxxxxx After xxxxxx Itest x operations xx began xxx in xxx bedroom xx his xxxx in xxxxxx Falls x J xxxx his xxxx Linda xx Formerly x regional xxxxxxx of xxxxxx decorating xxx J x Penney xxxxx Hammond xxxxxxxx the xxxx packaging xxx the xxxxxxx logo xxx was xx charge xx product xxxxxxxxxxx DLH x patented xxxx contain xxxxxxxx and xxxxxxxxxxx cards xx plastic xxxxxxxxx labeled xxx color-coded xxx specific xxxxxxxx The xxxx kit xxxxxxx has x packet xxx bleeding xxxxxxx for xxxxxxx or xxxxxx bones x third xxx bites xxx stings xxx one xxxx contains xxxxxx like xxxxxxxxxx gloves xxx plastic xxxxxxxx The xxx for xxxxxxxx and xxxxxxx enthusiasts xxxx contains xxxxx for xxxxxx breathing xxxxxxxxx bleeding xxx treating xxxxx The xxxxxxxxxx kit xxxxx comes xx two xxxxx priced xx and xxxxxxxx additional xxxxx for xxxxx head xxx spine xxxxxxxx eye xxxxxxxx and xxxxx medical xxxxxxxxxxx MBA xxxxxxxxxx and xxxxxxxxxx of xxxxxxxx OrganizationsExam xxxx many xxxxx start-ups xxx went xx a xxxxxxxxx blitz xx persuaded xxxxxxxxxxxxx like xxx Newport xxxx Va xxxxxx system xxx businesses xxxx the xxxxxxxxxx Corporation x paper xxxxxxx to xxx the xxxxxxxxxx kits xx signed xx the xxxxxxxx Safety xxxxxxx as x distributor xxx landed xxxxxxxxx with xxxxx and xxx Federal xxxxxx of xxxxxxxxxxxxx It xxxx t x bad xxxxxxxxx but xxxx so xxxxxxxx averaged xxxx in xxx first xxxx years xx Hammond xxxx the xxxxxx last xxxx was xxxx came xxx big xxxxx that xxxxx entrepreneur xxxxxx of xx Mr xxxxxxx demonstrated xxx kits xx the xxxxxxxx Safety xxxxxxx s xxxxxx conference x few xxxxxxxxxxxx nurses xxx the xxxxxx States xxxxxx Service xxx them xxx suggested xxxx he xxx in xxxxxxx with xxxxx medical xxxxxx It xxxxxx out xxxx the xxxxxxxxxxxx Safety xxx Health xxxxxxxxxxxxxx had xxxx mandated xxxx Postal xxxxxxx employees xx supplied xxxx first-aid xxxxxxxx and xxxx So xxx designed xxxxxxxxxx kits xxx the xxxxxx one xxx its xxxxxxxxx and xxxxxxx for xxx trucks xxx sold xx the xxxxxx industrial xxxx for xxxxxxx Last xxx Mr xxxxxxx got xxx good xxxx a xxxxxx Service xxxxxxxx that xx estimates xxxx bring xx million xxxx the xxxx four xxxxx quot xx heart xxx in xx throat xxxxxxx for xxx final xxxxxxxx quot xx said xxx comes xxx hard xxxx Suddenly xxx must xxxxx producing xxxx than xxxx a xxxx quintuple xxx roughly xxxx it xxx been xxxxxxx out xxxxx now xx handle xxx surge xx Hammond xxxx he xxxxx to xxxx several xxxxx members xxxxxxxxx three xxxxxxxx sales xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx directors xx public xxxxxxxxx and xxxxxxxxxxx management xxx a xxxxx operating xxxxxxx over xxx next xxx months xxx to xxxxx square xxxx of xxxxxx and xxxxxxxxx space xx is xxxxxxxxxxx with xxx New xxxxxx organizations xxxx hire xxxxxxxx workers xx supplement xxxxxxxx work xxx being xxxx by x Missouri xxxxxxx that xxxx hires xxx disabled xxxx We xxxx to xx from x two-person xxxxxxxxx to xxxxx five xxxxx that xxxxxx without xxxxxxxx stride xxxx he xxxx DLH xxxxxxxxx to xxxxxx for xxx customers xx has xxxxx test xxxx to xxx Drug xxxxxxxxxxx Administration xxx John xxx College xx Criminal xxxxxxx in xxx York xxx U x Cavalry x company xxxx sells xxxxxxxx and xxxxxxxxx gear xx is xxxx hoping xx do xxxxxxxx with xxx Department xx Homeland xxxxxxxx The xxxxxxxx kit xxx named x quot xxxx buy xxxx last xxxx by xxx Good xxxxxxxxxxxx Institute xxx the xxxxxxxx Safety xxxxxxx has xxxxx the xxxxxxx to xxxxxxx a xxxxxxxxx kit xxx farms xxxx will xxxxxxx supplies xxx amputations xxx handling xxxxxxx injuries xxxxxx heavy xxxxxxxxx Mr xxxxxxx plans xx add xxxxx instructions xxxxxxxxx at xxx press xx a xxxxxx to xxx kits xxx to xxxxxx out xxxx foreign xxxxxxxxx He xxxxxxx huge xxxxxx in xxx home xxxxxx and xxxx his xxxxxxxx shows xxxx even xxxxxx with xxxxxxxxx training xxxx the xxxxxxxx instruction xxxxxx in xxx kits xxx Leadership xxx Management xx Business xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx quot xx think xx ve xxxxx the xxxx points xx the xxxxx quot xx said xxxxx it xxx t xx easy xxxxxxx Amit xxxxxx a xxxxxx care xxxxxxx at xxxxx amp xxxxxxxx in xxx Jose xxxxx gave xxx high xxxxx for xxxx making xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx smart xxxx in xx industry xxxxx has xxxxxxxxxxxxx been xxxxxx stagnant xxxx But xx noted xxxx it xxx up xxxxxxx several xxxxxxxxxxx players xxxx Zee xxxxxxx a xxxxxxxxxx of xxx McKesson xxxxxxxxxxx a xxxxxx care xxxxxxxx company xxxxxxx amp xxxxxxx and xxxx independent xxxxxx suppliers xxxxxxx Dunkerley x portfolio xxxxxxx at xxxxxxx Capital xxxxxxxxxx in xxxxxxxxx said xxxx Given xxxxx innovation xxx success xx far xxxx may xxxx a xxxxxx chance xx being x long-term xxxxxxxx but xxxxxxxxx vote xxxx their xxxxx every xxx Numerous xxxxxxxxxxx would xxxx to xxx their xxxxx quot xxx Mr xxxxxxx has x good xxxx at xxxxxxx more xxxx breaks xxxxxxx say xxxxxxx such xxxx doesn x just xxxxxxxxxxx out xx nowhere xxxx People xxxx about xxxxxxxxx successes xxxx said xxxxxx E xxxxx an xxxxxxxxx professor xx entrepreneurial xxxxxxx at xxxxxx College xx Wellesley xxxx quot xxx they xxx rare x big xxxxx like xxxxxxx a xxxxx customer xx usually xxx result xx a xxx of xxxxxxxxxxx with xxxx of xxxxxxxxx and xxxxxxxx along xxx way xxx may xxxx to xxx leads xxxxxx you xxx a xxxx one xxxxMore Articles From Operation Management
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