Market Performance - Optimal Resume at KAPLAN UNIVERSITY
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JAMS TECHNOLOGY
John McGonegal
Andrea Mastro
Madina McCants
Samar Omar
CORPORATE OVERVIEW
Firm name: JAMS
Technology
John McGonegal- VP Accounting, VP Manufacturing
Andrea Mastro - President- Overall Leadership, VP
Human Resources Management.
Madina McCants- VP Marketing Research, VP Marketing
Samar Omar- VP Sales Management, VP Manufacturing
CORPORATE OVERVIEW
Mission
JAMS Technology is a leader in the
development of corporate software
products and solutions.
Culture
Honesty
Integrity
Open Communication
Respect
Teamwork
Quality
Type of Organizational Structure
Hybrid
Shared Mission
Unified individuals with
different experience but
common goals
Spider web based structure
BUSINESS PLAN FEATURES
Market Performance
Indicator is .19
Market Share 22%; Workhorse 22%, Mercedes 22%,
Traveler 20%
Financial Performance
Indicator is 34.81
Financial risk indicator is .99
Wealth ratio is 1.64
Asset management ratio is .74
Earnings per share is 31
Total Cash flow is 8,048,709
BUSINESS PLAN FEATURES
Restore financial stability, profits and market share
Achieve corporate objectives
Aggressive global expansion
BUSINESS PLAN FEATURES
Innovative Technologies
Market share 40%
Total Performance indicator is 112.78
Financial performance is 83.17
Market performance is .45
Here 4 U Computers
Market share 15%
Total performance indicator is 13.96
Financial performance is 42.82
Market performance is .20
VENTURE CAPITAL FEEDBACK
JAMS Technology based on Venture Capital feedback
made the following changes:
Refine strategy to claim low cost
Analyzed external environment for opportunities and
threats.
Increased numerical data to reflect company overall
performance
BUSINESS STRATEGY ASSESSMENT
Marketing
Utilize market research to
update products
Evaluate media sources to
make full use of advertising
Manufacturing
Evaluate demand
Increase production
Sales Channel
Monitored competition and
updated products to meet
customer satisfaction
Finances
Avoided debt
Increased revenue by 11%
Human Resources
Achieved sales worker
productivity by 84%
Achieved factory worker
productivity by 100%
FINANCIAL & MARKET REVIEW
Financial performance increase from 21.20 in the first year
to 34.81
Wealth performance increase from 1.04 first year to 1.64
Asset Management performance increased from .52 in the
first year to .74
Financial risk increase from 1.0 in the first year .99
Market performance decreased from .26 in the first year to
.19
Overall performance increase from 4.42 in the first year to
8.74
Total market share increased from 17% first year is to 22%
CURRENT SITUATION
Utilized Insight profile and occupational background to
assign roles and responsibilities.
Changed method of communication to enhance productivity
and improve market place performance.
Increased collaboration for collective decision making.
Changes that will effect growth:
Unemployment
Decline or Increase in the economy
Changes in customer wants and needs
Competitors becoming more aggressive
PREPARATION FOR FUTURE
COMPETITION
Business Strategy
Take more risks
Be pioneers in the market
Shift from low cost to hybrid
Marketing
Enhance brand differentiation
through R&D
Increase product exposure through
aggressive advertising strategies.
Manufacturing
Invest heavily in plan capacity.
Maintain high inventory safety stocks
to minimize stock outs.
Sales Channel
Pursue intensive distribution
Dominate with superior sales force
Aggressively employee web
traffic and productivity tactics
Financial
Willing to take financial risks
Making decision with limited
information
Invest in decisions that could make
a high impact.
Appendix A
SWOT Analysis
Strengths
Marketing effectiveness
Strong financial performance
High sales compensation
Highest rated Advertisement for
Workhorse
Opportunities
Differentiating products and services by
increasing investment in R & D
Modifying web center to appease the
world market
Targeting a high margin segment, and a
large competitive segment
Weaknesses
Lowest market share
Low advertisement judgment for
Traveler and Mercedes
Lowest Productivity relative to
potential at 84%
11% ill will carried over
Threats
Traveler brand incompatible with
consumer’s demands
Mercedes brand loyalty
Established competitors in cities of
operation
Incompatible performance to
outperform competitors
JAMS TECHNOLOGY
CONCLUSION
More Aggressive
Focus on campaigns that yield results
Focus on meeting the demands of customer
Improve our financial interaction
REFERENCES
Writing, Alexis (2012). Advantages of Hybrid Organizational Structures.
http://smallbusiness.chron.com/advantages-hybrid-organizational-structures719.html
Web Marketplace Practice (2012) Retrieved from
http://cm11.marketplace6.com/engine.php