Taylor's University (TU) Questions

PART A Requirements of Referencing Appendix to be Referred Marks Question 1.A Referencing is not required Appendix 1, GRI Standards 5 marks (Refer to marking rubrics for details) Question 2.A Referencing is not required Appendix 1, GRI Standards Appendix 2, Shell sustainability reporting 20 marks (Refer to marking rubrics for…

CASE STUDY Project X After deciding to implement the design thinking method (from stage 1 empathize to stage 3 Ideation) to provide real value to their users, we have decided to continue the process to its final stage. Stage 4 – Prototype Prototyping Phase: During this phase, something tangible is…

Case Study Project X I once attended a meeting with an entrepreneur and managers who were responding to a competitor's new application launch. Their goal was to introduce a new product to prevent loss of market share. They had a rough idea of the product, its look, and cost. Their…

Case Study Trendy Thread is a medium-sized, growing retail company. It was founded five years ago by a group of fashion enthusiasts who identified a gap in the market for affordable, trendy clothing that caters to a diverse range of customers. Since then, Trendy Threads has grown rapidly, expanding its…

PART 1 Question 1.A New Balance CSI Analysis: A Case Study Approach.   Work Required: Review the table below and interpret the Customer Satisfaction Index (CSI) of New Balance, Malaysia. You must also explain how it relates to Customer Retention and Customer Loyalty. Your answer must be explained in detail.…

PART A Requirements of Referencing Appendix To be referred Marks Question 1.A Referencing is required Not applicable 1 mark (Refer to marking rubrics for details) Question 2.A Referencing is required Not applicable 1 mark (Refer to marking rubrics for details) Question 3.A Referencing is required Not applicable 1 mark (Refer…

Question 1  A store manager would like to increase the number of items purchased by each customer.Currently, the probability distribution of the number of items purchased by each customer is given as follows: Number of items purchased 0 1 2 3 4 5 Probability 00.05 00.10 00.20 00.30 00.15 00.10…

Question 1 (17 marks) A store manager wants to increase the number of items each customer buys. The current probability distribution for the number of items purchased is given in a table. Two options for increasing the number of items purchased are being considered: offering more discounts to customers (Option…

PART A Case study This assignment entails analyzing a dataset focused on the green purchase intentions of college students in a major educational institution in North India (data taken from Kumar, Rakesh (2022). A total of 253 responses were collected on various constructs associated with green purchase intentions. The survey…