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This case study covers the business of Alma Electronics and the plans of its owner, Mr. Mallari, to expand into an assembly plant. It helps students understand business strategy and decision-making in the context of a small electronics business.
What's inside
- Introduction to Alma Electronics and its owner, Mr. Mallari
- Problem statement and areas of consideration
- Suggested courses of action for Mr. Mallari's sons
- Conclusions and recommendations for Mr. Mallari
- Reference sources
Who it is for: Students of engineering management. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Alma Electronics is a family business that has grown from a small shop to multiple stores. This case study looks at the business strategy and decision-making process for expanding into an assembly plant. Students learn about the factors to consider when planning business growth and how to match family members' education to business needs.
The business so far
Alma Electronics started as a small shop in 1979. It grew to include multiple stores and employ several staff. The owner, Mr. Mallari, wants to expand into an assembly plant. He is considering how his sons' education can support this goal.
Factors for expansion
Several areas need to be considered for expanding the business. These include demand for products, competition, traditional attitudes, financial investment, and possible earnings. Both external and internal factors are important.
Suggested courses of action
An interview with Mr. Tim Hilario provides suggestions for the sons' education. These suggestions aim to match each son's skills to the needs of the assembly plant. The interview also discusses steps for starting the assembly plant.
Conclusions and recommendations
The case study concludes with recommendations for Mr. Mallari. These include conducting a feasibility study, securing raw materials, considering loans, and exploring joint ventures. The importance of wise decision-making is emphasized.
Key terms
- Feasibility study
- A study to check if the assembly plant is practical and viable.
- Raw materials
- The materials needed to make the products in the assembly plant.
- Joint venture
- A business agreement with another company or individual.
- Amortization
- The process of paying off a loan over time.
- Importation protocol
- The rules and procedures for importing goods into a country.
- Demand
- The need for products or services in the market.
Questions this document helps with
- Which college courses might best suit Mr. Mallari's sons?
- How can Mr. Mallari establish his own assembly plant?
- What factors should Mr. Mallari consider for business expansion?
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