Five-Year Development Plan for the Company Wimott Dixon
The development plans for the Wilmott Dixon Company for the next five years can be based only on the current perceptions of the free market sustainability available now with the entire constraints and benefits attendant to the subject. The major thrust is in protecting the environment including avoiding carbon emissions and the second is the quality and sustainability. Thirdly concerns are about the operations and the future possible needs for the company effectiveness in retaining the market and in forays into new markets. Seen in this light it is pertinent to find what the issues in the market as of now are.
Sustainable Markets and Fair Trade:
Some of the striking examples of the problems with the creation of sustainable markets and the fair trade mechanisms can be seen in agriculture where the effects are immediate rather than in the construction industry where the effects of actions take time. In researching the coffee sector farming fair market processes ought to have ensured a fair price to producers, and creating closer ties between producers and consumers. However, in practice it has had a reverse effect. (Smith, 2007, p. 92) What has this to do with the building industry? As the analysis concludes the similarity will be seen. Willmott Dixon has a current sustainable policy of the company is available from their forward looking document that specifies the future actions that affects people, the environment and the supply chain. (Willmott Dixon Group, 2012b)
The document shows that the company will always use the policy in making choices that will reduce the consumption of primary resources and using materials with fewer negative impacts on the environment. The policy is based...
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