¶ … Diagnosis, SLP: Time Warp
The analysis below is of the recorded results as achieved in Time Warp 2 decisions. We will derive a separate strategy after evaluating the results which will give an explanation of what the fresh strategy ought to be. Different theories will be evaluated so as to arrive at the eventual strategy as concerns the implementation and operationalization of the idea just arrived at.
Here is a scenario: the day is the first day of January 2016. After the New Year's Eve celebration and the conclusion of the analysis exercise of the performance of the Clipboard Tablet Company, there is no other plan but to welcome the New Year (Module 4 - SLP Guidelines). On turning the television on, a strange thing is noticed. You hear the newscaster say that it is actually 2012 New Year's Day all over again and you are surprised that you got trapped in a Time Wrap called Time Wrap 3 (Module 4 - SLP Guidelines). You realize that the process of making decisions is a little different and will involve the application of CVP analysis to aid in the engineering of a fresh strategy for the improvement of performance of Clipboards (Module 4 SLP Guidelines).
In the year 2012, a net profit of $352,144,973 was recorded. The performance of X5 in relation to its peers was considerably good (Sun-View Summary). The X6 is still in the phase of growth and its consumers splurged more on it in comparison to the rest of the products belonging in a similar category. Nonetheless, a big audience not yet tapped still exists that have not yet purchased the X6. In 2013, a net profit of $830,740,435 was realized (Sun-View Summary). While the X7 price is relatively higher it performs badly when compared to its rivals. The X7 is in growth stage and new customers are buying it while its fan base has been kept alive. The 2014 profit is $1,319,039,222 (Sun-View Summary). The consumers incur the same costs for it as they do for the rivals. X5's shakeout phase has been exhausted and the sales figures are dropping. The projected profits for 2015 were $918, 020,206.
A review of performance spanning four years for the X6, X5 and the X7 shows performance that ranges from good to very bad. X5's performance from the year...
Organizational Studies Open Systems Theory What is Open Systems Theory? To understand open systems theory, it is necessary to first look at what is mean by an open system. An open system is a system that interacts and is influenced by its environment (Scott, 2002). The interactions will involve inputs and outputs, such as energy exchanges, the movement of material between the system and the environment, or other types of feedback (Scott, 2002).
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