human resources managemet

 1)How has globalism put challenges into the mix for HRM? What are some of the challenges that we see with global HRM?      1 page

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2) How does the legal aspect factor into HRM duties and how important is understanding these?  2 pages

 

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OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT BUSS 232

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Decision Tree Problem

Jessica has been awarded a contract to produce dresses of her design by a small retail chain. The chain will take delivery of 50 dresses right now. But future releases will depend on actual sales.

The chain has provided a set of estimates of sales for the upcoming year:

30%

Demand

# of Dresses *

Probability

Low

1000

30%

Medium

2000

40%

High

3000

* includes the 50 already released.

Jessica has 3 options:

A: make the dresses herself, no fixed costs, profit will be $10.00 per dress.

B: buy equipment and hire part time help; equipment costs will be $5,000, profit
per dress will be $15.00.

C: contract out to a sewing shop, up front is a one time cost of $10,000, profit per
dress will be $20.00.

Question: which option should Jessica select?

Payout table and Decision Tree are required.

Hint: Decision tree will have 3 major branches and each major branch will have 3 branches.

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MGMT 707 OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT

“Leasing a Car”.

Amy is interested in leasing a new Saab and has contacted 3 automobile dealers for pricing information. Each dealer has offered a closed end 36 month lease with no down payment due at the time of signing. Each lease includes a monthly charge and a mileage allowance. Additional miles receive a surcharge on a per mile basis. The following table details the charges.

$0.15

Dealer

Monthly

Mileage

Cost per

Charge

Allowance

Additional Mile

Forno Saab

$299

36,000

$0.15

Midtown Motors

$310

45,000

$0.20

Hopkins Auto

$325

54,000

Amy wants to minimize her total 36 month lease. The problem is that Amy is not sure of how many miles she will drive over the next 3 years. Amy estimates that there is a 50% chance that she will drive 12,000 miles per year, a 40% chance that she will drive 15,000 miles and a 10% chance she will drive 18,000 miles per year.

Prepare a decision tree showing the total cost for each option.

What dealer’s lease option should Amy choose?

Hint: there are 3 main branches and 3 secondary branches.

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