This study presents a model for calculating the total cost of ownership (TCO) of relatively small ERP implementations, including two years of running the system. The main factors affecting the cost items in the model are also analyzed, based in Continue reading
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The Relationship Between House Prices and the Stock Market (Management Project)
Stocks and houses are the two major assets on the balance sheet of American households. Changes in the two markets have a large influence on wealth and the general economy. This thesis investigates the relationship between the Continue reading
Target Costing i Large Cap (Management Project)
Background and problem formulation: Since the 1980s, the product of the company has become increasingly important, because of increased competition and rapid technological development. To succeed in the Product development, “Target Costing” can be used as an important Continue reading
Are There Any Variables Not Yet Tested That Can Help Explain Real Estate Price Variation (Management Project)
Aim:
The purpose of this study is to find new variables that can help explain the variation in the prices of apartments in the county of Stockholm.
Method:
By using recreated variables from an existing model created by Claussen, Jonsson and Lagerwall (2011) on behalf of Sweden’s central bank, and adding new Continue reading
The World Bank: A Qualitative Content Analysis of Anti-corruption Strategies 1997 – 2006 (Management Project)
The World Bank is a large organization that has been an influential actor in world politics for decades. The foundation of the work in the World Bank was stipulated in the Articles of Agreement, negotiated in 1944, which concluded that the purpose of the Continue reading
Financial risk communication: Why Swedish banks have different financial risk communication strategies (Management Project)
In order to explain how to fulfill the purpose of investigating what makes similar companies adapt different risk report communication strategies in the Nordic banking industry, the research design, method and practical execution will be Continue reading
The Commercialization Debate: A Contextual Study of Microfinance in India (Management Project)
Within the field of microfinance, there has been an ongoing debate about whether microfinance institutions should be commercialized. One side argues that a business that very much can earn profits at the same time Continue reading
Flexible working as an effective tool of organizational productivity increasing: perspectives of property and staff in Alcatel-Lucent Pte. Ltd. (Civil/Management Project)
Continuous information technology development changed traditional ways of management and business operations. Nowadays there is a high demand for new innovative business solutions and the ways of managing people that enables to fully elicit their potential. Physical boundaries are Continue reading
Swedish SMEs Established in China – How to Finance Business and Financial Obstacles Encountered (Management Project)
Small and medium size enterprises (SMEs) are well known for being the backbone of the economy. They are the key factors of the economic growth as well as for innovating and developing Continue reading
A ‘New’ Approach to Global Value Chain Analysis (Management Project)
This paper uses new trade/new growth theories to better contextualise Global Value Chain (GVC) analysis of ‘traditional’ and ‘non-traditional’ agricultural trade. Research suggests that GVC governance structures may Continue reading
The relationship between Credit Ratings and Beta: A quantitative study on the Nordic market (Management Project)
This study aims to investigate the relationship between systematic risk and credit ratings. The systematic risk, frequently measured by beta, is an important consideration for both investors and corporations. Therefore it is interesting to examine if indications about the systematic risk could be gained by looking at credit ratings, especially on the Continue reading
Market efficiency for two classes of stocks in China: state owned and private companies (Management Project)
The fast-growing economy in China attracts the world’s interests, which includes the Chinese stock markets. The market efficiency of Chinese stock markets is widely discussed by researchers in different approaches. The involvement of government in stock markets is a unique case in Continue reading