Strategic Marketing Management University of Mumbai BMS 5th Sem Notes
| Unit 1 Introduction to Strategic Marketing Management {Book} | |
| Marketing: Nature of Marketing, marketing as an art, Science and Business discipline | VIEW |
| Marketing as a Value Creation process | VIEW |
| Strategic Decisions: Nature of Strategy, The Marketing Strategy interface | VIEW |
| Difference between Marketing planning and Strategic planning | VIEW |
| Identifying the market: The five C Framework: Customer, Company, Collaborator, Competitor, Context | VIEW |
| The 7 tactics of Marketing mix: Product, Service, Brand, Price, Incentives, Communication and Distribution | VIEW |
| Business Model and Strategic Marketing Planning | VIEW |
| Role of Business models in marketing management | VIEW |
| Strategies for Developing a Business Model: Top-down Business Model generation, Bottom-up Business Model Generation | VIEW |
| The G-STIC frame work for marketing planning: Goal-Strategy-Tactics-Implementation-control | VIEW |
| Unit 2 Segmenting, Targeting, Positioning and Creation of Value in the context of Strategic Marketing: {Book} | ||
| Segmentation: Essence of segmentation | VIEW | |
| Factors to be considered while Segmenting | VIEW | VIEW |
| Key Segmenting Principles: Relevance, Similarity, Exclusivity | VIEW | |
| Identifying Target Customers | VIEW | VIEW |
| Factors to be Considered while Targeting | VIEW | |
| Targeting Strategies: One for all strategy, one for each strategy | VIEW | |
| Strategic Targeting Criteria: Target Attractiveness, Target Compatibility | VIEW | |
| Essential Strategic assets for Target compatibility: Business infrastructure, Collaborator networks, Human capital, intellectual property, Strong brands, established customer base, synergistic offerings, access to scarce resources and capital | VIEW | |
| Creating Customer Value through Positioning | VIEW | |
| Role of Strategic positioning | VIEW | |
| Strategic Positioning options: The Quality option, Value option, The Pioneer, A Narrow Product focus, Target Segment Focus | VIEW | |
| Strategies for Creating Superior customer value | VIEW | |
| Creating Company Value: Understanding Company Value: Monetary, functional and psychological value | VIEW | |
| Strategically managing profits: Increasing sales revenue-through volume, optimizing price, Lowering costs | VIEW | |
| Creating Collaboration Value: Meaning of Collaborators, Collaboration as Business process, Advantages and Drawbacks of Collaboration | VIEW | |
| Levels of Strategic Collaboration: Explicit, Implicit | VIEW | |
| Alternatives to Collaboration: Horizontal and Vertical integration, Managing collaborator relations | VIEW | |
| Gaining Collaborator power: Offering Differentiation; Collaborator size, Strategic importance, Switching costs | VIEW | |
Finance for HR Professionals & Compensation Management University of Mumbai BMS 5th Sem Notes
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Unit 1 Compensation Plans and HR Professionals {Book} |
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| Meaning, Objectives of Compensation Plans | VIEW |
| Role of HR Professionals in Compensation Plans | VIEW |
| Types of Compensation: Financial and non-financial | VIEW |
| Factors Influencing Compensation | VIEW |
| Compensation Tools: Job based and Skill based | VIEW |
| Compensation Models: Distributive Justice Model, Labour Market Model | VIEW |
| Dimensions of Compensation | VIEW |
| 3 Ps Compensation Concept | VIEW |
| Benefits of Compensation: Personal, Health and Safety, Welfare, Social Security | VIEW |
| Pay Structure: Meaning, Features, Factors | VIEW |
| Designing the Compensation System | VIEW |
| Compensation Scenario in India | VIEW |
| Unit 2 Incentives and Wages {Book} | ||
| Incentive Plans Meaning and Types | VIEW | VIEW |
| Piecework (Labour) Incentives | VIEW | |
| Team Incentives | VIEW | |
| Incentives for Executives and Managers | VIEW | |
| Incentives for Salespeople | VIEW | |
| Merit pay, Scanlon Pay, Profit Sharing Plan, ESOP, Gain Sharing | VIEW | |
| Earning at Risk plan | VIEW | |
| Technology and Incentives | VIEW | |
| Prerequisites of an Effective Incentive System | VIEW | |
| Wage Differentials Concepts | VIEW | |
| Factors contributing to Wage Differentials | VIEW | |
| Types of Wage Differentials | VIEW | |
| Importance of Wage Differentials | VIEW | |
| Elements of a Good Wage Plan | VIEW | |
| Theories of Wages: | ||
| Subsistence Theory | VIEW | |
| Wage Fund Theory | VIEW | |
| Marginal Productivity Theory | VIEW | |
| Residual Claimant Theory | VIEW | |
| Bargaining Theory | VIEW | |
| Unit 3 {Book} | ||
| Compensation for Special Groups: Team Based pay | VIEW | |
| Remunerating Professionals | VIEW | |
| Contract Employees | VIEW | |
| Corporate Directors, CEOs, Expatriates and Executives | VIEW | VIEW |
| Human Resource Accounting Meaning, Features, Objectives and Methods | VIEW | |
| Recent Trends: | ||
| Golden Parachutes | VIEW | |
| e-Compensation | VIEW | |
| Salary Progression Curve | VIEW | |
| Competency and Skill based | VIEW | |
| Broad banding and New Pay | VIEW | |
| Cafeteria approach Features, Advantages and Disadvantages | VIEW | |
| Unit 4 Legal Framework of Compensation in India: {Book} | |
| Wage Policy in India | VIEW |
| Payment of Bonus Act 1965 | VIEW |
| Equal Remuneration Act 1976 | VIEW |
| Payment of Wages Act 1936 | VIEW |
| Payment of Gratuity Act 1972 | VIEW |
| Employee Compensation Act 1923 | VIEW |
| Employees Provident Funds and Miscellaneous Provision Act 1952 | VIEW |
| Pay Commissions | VIEW |
| Wage Boards Adjudication, Legal considerations, COBRA requirement | VIEW |
| Pay Restructuring in Mergers and Acquisitions | VIEW |
| Current Issues and Challenges in Compensation Management | VIEW |
| Ethics in Compensation Management | VIEW |
Strategic Human Resource Management & HR Policies University of Mumbai BMS 5th Sem Notes
| Unit 1 SHRM: An Overview {Book} | |
| Strategic Human Resource Management (SHRM): Meaning, Features | VIEW |
| SHRM Evolution | VIEW |
| SHRM Objectives, Advantages | VIEW |
| Barriers to SHRM | VIEW |
| SHRM v/s Traditional HRM | VIEW |
| Steps in SHRM | VIEW |
| Roles in SHRM: Top Management, Front-line Management, HR | VIEW |
| Changing Role of HR Professionals | VIEW |
| Models of SHRM: | |
| High Performance Working Model: | VIEW |
| High Commitment Management Model | VIEW |
| High Involvement Management Model | VIEW |
| HR Environment: Environmental trends and HR Challenges | VIEW |
| Linking SHRM and Business Performance | VIEW |
| Unit 2 HR Strategies {Book} | |
| Developing HR Strategies to Support Organisational Strategies | VIEW |
| Resourcing Strategy Meaning and Objectives | VIEW |
| Strategic HR Planning Meaning, Advantages | VIEW |
| Interaction between Strategic Planning and HRP | VIEW |
| Managing HR Surplus and Shortages | VIEW |
| Strategic Recruitment and Selection Meaning and Need | VIEW |
| Strategic Human Resource Development Meaning, Advantages and Process | VIEW |
| Strategic Compensation as a Competitive Advantage | VIEW |
| Rewards Strategies Meaning, Importance | VIEW |
| Employee Relations Strategy | VIEW |
| Retention Strategies | VIEW |
| Strategies for Enhancing Employee Work Performance | VIEW |
| Unit 3 HR Policies {Book} | |
| Human Resource Policies Meaning, Features | VIEW |
| Purpose of HR Policies | VIEW |
| Process of Developing HR Policies | VIEW |
| Factors affecting HR Policies | VIEW |
| Areas of HR Policies in Organisation | VIEW |
| Requisites of a Sound HR policies: Recruitment, Selection, Training and Development, Performance Appraisal, Compensation, Promotion, Outsourcing, Retrenchment | VIEW |
| Barriers to Effective Implementation of HR Policies and Ways to Overcome These Barriers | VIEW |
| Need for Reviewing and Updating HR Policies | VIEW |
| Importance of Strategic HR Policies to Maintain Workplace Harmony | VIEW |
| Unit 4 Recent Trends in SHRM {Book} | |
| Mentoring | VIEW |
| Employee Engagement Meaning | VIEW |
| Factors Influencing Employee Engagement | VIEW |
| Strategies for Enhancing Employee Engagement | VIEW |
| Contemporary Approaches to HR Evaluation | VIEW |
| Balance Score Card | VIEW |
| HR Score Card | VIEW |
| Benchmarking | VIEW |
| Business Excellence Model | VIEW |
| Competency based HRM Meaning, Types of Competencies | VIEW |
| Benefits of Competencies for Effective Execution of HRM Functions | VIEW |
| Human Capital Management Meaning and Role | VIEW |
| New Approaches to Recruitment | VIEW |
| Employer Branding | VIEW |
| Special Event Recruiting | VIEW |
| Contest Recruitment | VIEW |
| e-Recruitment | VIEW |
| Strategic International Human Resource Management Meaning and Features | VIEW |
| International SHRM Strategic Issues | VIEW |
| Approaches to Strategic International HRM | VIEW |
Performance Management & Career Planning University of Mumbai BMS 5th Sem Notes
| Unit 1 Performance Management: An Overview {Book} | ||
| Performance Management: Meaning, Features, Evolution, Objectives | VIEW | VIEW |
| Components of Performance Management | VIEW | |
| Need and Importance, Scope of Performance Management | VIEW | |
| Performance Management Process | VIEW | |
| Pre-Requisites of Performance Management | VIEW | |
| Linkage of Performance Management with other HR functions | VIEW | |
| Performance Management and Performance Appraisal | VIEW | |
| Performance Management Cycle | VIEW | |
| Best Practices in Performance Management | VIEW | |
| Future of Performance Management | VIEW | |
| Role of Technology in Performance Management | VIEW | |
| Unit 2 Performance Management Process {Book} | ||
| Performance Planning Meaning, Objectives | VIEW | |
| Steps for Setting Performance Criteria | VIEW | |
| Performance Benchmarking | VIEW | |
| Performance Managing Meaning, Objectives | VIEW | |
| Performance Managing Process | VIEW | |
| Performance Appraisal Meaning | VIEW | VIEW |
| Approaches of Performance Appraisal: Trait Approach, Behaviour Approach, Result Approach | VIEW | |
| Performance Monitoring Meaning, Objectives and Process | VIEW | |
| Performance Management Implementation & Strategies | VIEW | |
| Linking Performance Management to Compensation | VIEW | |
| Concept of High-Performance Teams | VIEW | |
| Unit 3 Ethics, Under Performance and Key Issues in Performance Management {Book} | |
| Ethical Performance Management Meaning, Principles | VIEW |
| Significance of Ethics in Performance Management | VIEW |
| Ethical Issues in Performance Management | VIEW |
| Code of Ethics in Performance Management | VIEW |
| Building Ethical Performance Culture | VIEW |
| Future Implications of Ethics in Performance Management | VIEW |
| Under Performers and Approaches to Manage Under Performers, Retraining | VIEW |
| Key Issues and Challenges in Performance Management | VIEW |
| Potential Appraisal: Steps, Advantages and Limitations | VIEW |
| Pay Criteria: Performance related pay, Competence related pay, Team based pay, Contribution related pay | VIEW |
| Unit 4 Career Planning and Development {Book} | |
| Career Planning: Meaning, Objectives, Benefits, Limitations & Steps | VIEW |
| Factors affecting Individual Career Planning | VIEW |
| Role of Mentor in Career Planning | VIEW |
| Requisites of Effective Career Planning | VIEW |
| Career Development Meaning | VIEW |
| Role of employer and employee in Career Development | VIEW |
| Career Development Initiatives | VIEW |
| Role of Technology in Career Planning and Development | VIEW |
| Career Models: Pyramidal Model, Obsolescence Model, Japanese Career Model | VIEW |
| New Organizational Structures and Changing Career Patterns | VIEW |
Industrial Relations University of Mumbai BMS 5th Sem Notes
| Unit 1 Industrial Relations An overview {Book} | |
| Meaning, Objectives, Characteristics of a good Industrial Relations | VIEW |
| System/Principles of a good Industrial Relations | VIEW |
| Essentials of good Industrial Relations | VIEW |
| Scope, Significance, Need and Importance of Industrial Relations | VIEW |
| Major Stakeholders of Industrial Relations | VIEW |
| Evolution of Industrial Relations in India | VIEW |
| Factors affecting Industrial Relations | VIEW |
| Role of State, Employers and Unions in Industrial Relations | VIEW |
| Changing Dimensions of Industrial Relations in India | VIEW |
| Impact of Liberalisation, Privatisation and Globalisation on Industrial Relations | VIEW |
| Issues and Challenges of industrial relations in India | VIEW |
| Unit 2 Industrial Disputes {Book} | |
| a) Industrial Disputes: | |
| Meaning of Industrial Dispute, Causes, Types, Consequences/Effects | VIEW |
| Methods of Settling Industrial Disputes (Arbitration, Joint Consultations, Works Committee, Conciliation, Adjudication etc.) | VIEW |
| Concepts Related to Industrial Disputes (Relevant Examples): | |
| Strike, Lockout | VIEW |
| Layoff, Retrenchment | VIEW |
| b) Employee Discipline: | |
| Employee Discipline: Meaning, Determinants, Causes of Indiscipline, Code of Discipline and its Enforcement | VIEW |
| c) Grievance Handling: | |
| Meaning of Grievances, Causes, Guidelines of Grievances | VIEW |
| Grievance Redressal Procedure in India | VIEW |
| d) Workers’ Participation in Management: Meaning | VIEW |
| Types with Respect to India | VIEW |
| Unit 3 Trade Unions and Collective Bargaining {Book} | |
| a) Trade Unions: | |
| Trade Unions Meaning, Features, Objectives, Role, Functions/Activities, Types | VIEW |
| Evolution of Trade Unions across Globe | VIEW |
| Evolution of Trade Unions in India | VIEW |
| Structure of Trade Unions in India | VIEW |
| Recognition of Trade Unions | VIEW |
| Rights and Privileges of Registered Trade Unions | VIEW |
| Impact of Globalisation on Trade Unions in India | VIEW |
| Central Organisations of Indian Trade Unions: INTUC, AITUC, HMS, UTUC | VIEW |
| Problems of Trade Unions in India | VIEW |
| b) Collective Bargaining: | |
| Collective Bargaining Meaning, Features, Scope | VIEW |
| Collective Bargaining Need & Importance | VIEW |
| Collective Bargaining Process | VIEW |
| Prerequisites of Collective Bargaining | VIEW |
| Types of Collective Bargaining Contracts | VIEW |
| Levels of Collective Bargaining | VIEW |
| Growth, Obstacles of Collective Bargaining in India | VIEW |
| Unit 4 Industrial Relations Related Laws in India {Book} | ||||
| Role of Judiciary in Industrial Relations: Labour Court, Industrial Tribunal, National Tribunal | VIEW | |||
| The Trade Unions Act, 1926 | VIEW | |||
| The Industrial Employment (Standing Orders) Act, 1946 | VIEW | |||
| The Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 | VIEW | VIEW | VIEW | VIEW |
| The Factories’ Act, 1948 | VIEW | |||
| The Minimum Wages Act, 1948 | VIEW | |||
Talent & Competency Management University of Mumbai BMS 5th Sem Notes
| Unit 1 Introduction to Talent Management {Book} | ||
| Talent Management Meaning, History, Scope, Need | VIEW | VIEW |
| Benefits and Limitations of Talent Management | VIEW | |
| Principle of Talent Management | VIEW | |
| Source of Talent Management | VIEW | |
| Talent Gap: Meaning, Strategies to Fill Gaps | VIEW | |
| Talent Value Chain | VIEW | |
| Role of HR in Talent Management | VIEW | |
| Role of Talent Management in building Sustainable Competitive advantage to an organization | VIEW | |
| Unit 2 Talent Management System {Book} | |
| Talent Management System: Meaning, Key Elements | VIEW |
| Critical Success factors to Create Talent Management System | VIEW |
| Building block for Talent Management: | |
| Effective Talent Management System | VIEW |
| Building block for Talent Management System | VIEW |
| Life Cycle of Talent Management | VIEW |
| Steps in Talent Management System | VIEW |
| Importance of Talent Management Process | VIEW |
| Essentials of Talent Management Process | VIEW |
| Approaches to Talent Management | VIEW |
| Talent Management Strategy introduction, Developing a Talent Management Strategy | VIEW |
| Mapping Business Strategies and Talent Management Strategies | VIEW |
| Talent Management and Succession planning | VIEW |
| Unit 3 Contemporary issues and Current Trends in Talent Management {Book} | |
| Role of Information Technology in effective Talent Management Systems | VIEW |
| Talent Management Information Technology | VIEW |
| Creating Business Value through Information Technology | VIEW |
| Five Steps to a Talent Management Information Technology | VIEW |
| Contemporary Talent Management issues and Challenges | VIEW |
| Current Trends in Talent Management | VIEW |
| Best Practices in Talent Management | VIEW |
| Ethical and Legal obligations Associated with Talent Management | VIEW |
| Talent Management in India | VIEW |
| Unit 4 Competency Management and Competency Mapping {Book} | |
| Concept of Competency and Competence, Competence v/s Competency | VIEW |
| Types of Competencies, Benefits and Limitations of implementing Competencies | VIEW |
| Iceberg Model of Competency | VIEW |
| Competency Management Meaning, Features and Objectives | VIEW |
| Benefits and Challenges of Competency Management | VIEW |
| Competency Development Meaning, Process | VIEW |
| Competency Mapping Meaning, Features, Need and Importance | VIEW |
| Methods of Competency Mapping | VIEW |
| Steps in Competency Mapping | VIEW |
Stress Management University of Mumbai BMS 5th Sem Notes
Unit 1 Understanding Stress {Book} |
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Stress Concept, Features and Types |
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Relationship between Stressor and Stress |
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Potential Source of Stress: Environmental, Organizational and individual |
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Consequences of Stress: Psychological, Physiological and Behavioral Symptoms |
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Stress at Work Place Meaning, Reasons |
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Impact of Stress on Performance |
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Work Stress Model |
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Burnout Concept |
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Stress vs. Burnout |
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Unit 2 Managing Stress-1 {Book} |
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Pre-requisites of Stress-free Life |
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Anxiety Meaning |
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Mechanisms to cope up with anxiety |
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Relaxation: Concepts and Techniques |
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Time Management Meaning and Importance |
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Approaches to Time Management |
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Stress Management concepts and Benefits |
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Managing Stress at individual Level |
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Role of Organization in Managing Stress |
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Stress Management Techniques |
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Approaches to Manage Stress: Action oriented, Emotion oriented, Acceptance oriented |
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Unit 3 Managing Stress-2 {Book} |
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Models of Stress Management: Transactional Model, Health Realization/ Innate Health Model |
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General Adaption Syndrome (GAS) Concept & Stages |
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Measurement of Stress Reaction: The Physiological Response, The Cognitive Response, The Behavioral Response |
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Stress Prevention mechanism |
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Stress Management Through Mind Control and Purification |
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Theory and Practice of Yoga education |
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Stress Management Intervention: Primary, Secondary and Tertiary |
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Meditation meaning and Importance |
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Role of Pranayama, Mantras, Nutrition, Music |
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Non-Violence in Stress control |
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Unit 4 Stress Management leading to Success {Book} |
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Eustress concept, Factors affecting eustress |
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Stress Management Therapy concepts and Benefits |
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Stress counselling concept |
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Value education for Stress Management |
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Stress and New Technology |
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Stress Audit Process |
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Assessment of Stress Tools and Methods |
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Future of Stress Management |
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Logistics & Supply Chain Management University of Mumbai BMS 5th Sem Notes
Unit 1 Overview of Logistics and Supply chain Management {Book} |
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Introduction to Logistics Management |
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Meaning, Basic Concepts of logistics Management |
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Logistical performance cycle |
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Inbound Logistics, inprocess Logistics, Outbound Logistics |
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Logistical Competency |
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Integrated logistics |
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Reverse logistics |
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Green logistics |
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Introduction to Supply Chain Management |
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Meaning, Objectives, Functions, Participants of Supply Chain |
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Role of Logistics in Supply Chain |
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Comparison between Logistics and Supply Chain Management |
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Channel Management and Channel Integration |
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Customer Service: Key Element of Logistics |
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Meaning of Customer Service, Objectives, Elements |
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Levels of Customer service |
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Rights of Customers |
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Demand Forecasting |
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Meaning, Objectives |
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Approaches to Forecasting |
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Forecasting Methods |
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Forecasting Techniques: |
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Simple Moving Average |
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Weighted Moving Average |
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Unit 2 Elements of Logistics Mix. {Book} |
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a) Transportation |
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Introduction, Principles and Participants in Transportation |
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Transport Functionality |
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Factors Influencing Transportation Decisions |
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Modes of Transportation: Railways, Roadways, Airways, Waterways, Ropeways, Pipeline |
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Transportation Infrastructure |
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Intermodal Transportation |
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b) Warehousing |
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Introduction, Warehouse Functionality, Benefits of Warehousing |
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Warehouse Operating Principles |
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Types of Warehouses |
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Warehousing Strategies |
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Factors affecting Warehousing |
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c) Materials Handling |
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Materials Handling: Meaning, Objectives |
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Principles of Materials Handling |
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Systems of Materials Handling, Equipment’s used for Materials Handling |
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Factors affecting Materials Handling Equipment’s |
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d) Packaging |
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Packaging: Introduction, Objectives of Packaging |
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Functions/Benefits of Packaging in Supply Chain |
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Design Considerations in Packaging |
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Types of Packaging Material |
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Packaging Cost |
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Unit 3 Inventory Management, Logistics Costing, Performance Management and Logistical network Analysis {Book} |
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a) Inventory Management |
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Objectives |
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Functions, Importance |
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Techniques of Inventory Management (Numericals – EOQ and Reorder levels) |
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b) Logistics Costing |
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Meaning, Total Cost Approach |
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Activity Based Costing |
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Mission Based Costing |
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c) Performance Measurement in Supply Chain |
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Meaning, Objectives, Performance Measurement in Supply Chain |
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Types of Performance Measurement in Supply Chain |
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Dimensions of Performance Measurement in Supply Chain |
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Characteristics of Ideal Measurement System in Supply Chain |
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d) Logistical Network Analysis |
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Meaning, Objectives, Importance, Scope |
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RORO/LASH |
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Unit 4 Recent Trends in Logistics and Supply Chain Management {Book} |
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a) Information Technology in Logistics |
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Introduction, Objectives, Role of Information Technology in Logistics and Supply Chain Management |
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Logistical Information System & Principles |
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Types, Functionality of Logistical Information System |
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Information Technology Infrastructure |
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b) Modern Logistics Infrastructure |
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Golden Quadrilateral |
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Logistics Parks |
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Deep Water Ports |
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Dedicated Freight Corridor |
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Inland Container Depots/Container Freight Stations |
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Maritime Logistics |
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Double Stack Containers/Unit Trains |
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c) Logistics Outsourcing |
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Meaning, Objectives, Benefits/Advantages of Logistics Outsourcing |
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Third Party Logistics Provider |
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Fourth Party Logistics Provider |
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Drawbacks of Logistics Outsourcing |
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Selection of Logistics Service Provider |
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Outsourcing-Value Proposition |
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d) Logistics in the Global Environment |
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Managing the Global Supply Chain |
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Impact of Globalization on Logistics and Supply Chain Management |
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Global Logistics Trends |
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Global Issues and Challenges in Logistics and Supply Chain Management |
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Corporate Communication & Public Relations University of Mumbai BMS 5th Sem Notes
Unit 1 Foundation of Corporate Communication {Book} |
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Corporate Communication Scope and Relevance, Introduction, Meaning, Scope, Corporate Communication in India |
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Need/ Relevance of Corporate Communication in Contemporary Scenario |
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Keys concept in Corporate Communication |
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Corporate Identity Meaning and Features |
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Corporate Image Meaning, Factors Influencing Corporate Image |
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Corporate Reputation: Meaning, Advantages of Good Corporate Reputation |
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c) Ethics and Law in Corporate Communication |
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Importance of Ethics in Corporate Communication |
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Corporate Communication and Professional Code of Ethics |
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Mass Media Laws: Defamation, Invasion of Privacy, Copyright Act, Digital Piracy, RTI |
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Unit 2 Understanding Public Relations {Book} |
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a) Fundamental of Public Relations: |
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Introduction, Meaning, Essentials of Public Relations |
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Objectives, Scope, Significance of Public Relations |
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b) Emergence of Public Relations: |
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Tracing Growth of Public Relations, Public Relations in India, Reasons for Emerging International Public Relations |
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c) Public Relations Environment: |
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Public Relations Environment: Introduction, Social and Cultural Issues, Economic Issues, Political Issues, Legal Issues |
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d) Theories used in Public Relations: |
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Systems Theory, Situational Theory, Social Exchange Theory, Diffusion Theory |
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Unit 3 Functions of Corporate Communication and Public Relations {Book} |
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a) Media Relations: |
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Introduction, Importance of Media Relations |
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Sources of Media Information |
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Building Effective Media Relations |
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Principles of Good Media Relation |
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b) Employee Communication: |
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Introduction, Sources of Employee Communications |
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Organizing Employee Communications |
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Benefits of Good Employee Communications |
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Steps in Implementing an Effective Employee Communications Programme |
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Role of Management in Employee Communications |
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c) Crisis Communication: |
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Introduction, Impact of Crisis Communication |
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Role of Communication in Crisis |
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Guidelines for Handling Crisis, Trust Building |
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d) Financial Communication: |
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Financial Communication Introduction, Tracing the Growth of Financial Communication in India, Audiences for Financial Communication, Financial Advertising |
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Unit 4 Emerging Technology in Corporate Communication and Public Relations {Book} |
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a) Contribution of Technology to Corporate Communication
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Introduction, Today’s Communication Technology |
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Importance of Technology to Corporate Communication |
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Functions of Communication Technology in Corporate Communication |
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Types of Communication Technology, New Media: Web Conferencing, Really Simple Syndication (RSS) |
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b) Information Technology in Corporate Communication |
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Introduction, E-media Relations, E-internal Communication, E-brand Identity and Company Reputation |
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c) Corporate Blogging |
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Introduction, Defining Corporate Blogging, Characteristics of a Blog, Types of Corporate Blogs, Role of Corporate Blogs, Making a Business Blog |
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