boost morale, reduce overhead costs and also improve productivity? Sounds too good to be true? Actually, it is not: the solution is the four-day workweek. This proposed change would involve compressing the work week into four 10-hour days, thus allowing workers to have a 'long' weekend of three days on a regular basis. First and foremost, a four-day workweek is often favored by employees who want to spend more time

Business Marketing Proposal for Gatorade's Expansion Into International Markets Please see the attachment, which contains my analysis and marketing recommendations on Gatorade's Strategy for International Markets. The analysis and recommendations have been developed based on recent market trends. I am strongly convinced that given Gatorade's undisputed success in the U.S. sports drink market; there is a strong case to invest in expanding its consumer franchise in international markets. Such expansion will

Business Communication Email is widely used as a form of business communication and overall it is a highly effective communication tool. As difficult as verbal communication may be, written communication in any forum is even more so. Each time, a person interacts communication occurs. In the absence of face-to-face communication, many professionals rely upon gaining one's interest via written form, such as memos, emails, or proposals (Campanizzi, 2005). Email is inexpensive,

Canadian Expansion Research have recently been contacted by the Minister of Trade and Commerce for Canada, who contacted me for the purpose of encouraging Burger Delight to expand into the Canadian market. I have researched the Canadian market and have found expansion into the area to be a promising possibility. The major benefits are the similarity between America and Canada which assure product acceptance, ease of entry and profitable sales. I have

Business Communication Effective communication in business is increasingly an important tool for management. This need arises from the rapid use of e-mail and technological communication like video-conferencing and instant messaging, which is replacing traditional business letter and memos. Business letters were used for providing complete and sound businesslike information and professional messages. The messages were formal in tone that social or e-mail messages sent to friends. In the business world, I

Business Division Faculty Members FROM: The Dean, Business Division New Trash-Emptying Program As you may all know, the University is currently in the midst of a 25-percent budget cut initiative across all divisions. In that regard, there exists a need for individual divisions to come up with ways of saving money in the face of the said budget cuts. Our division has been singled out for the first phase of a proposed