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Saturday, 19 October 2019

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NMIMS Global Access
School for Continuing Education (NGA-SCE)
Course: International Banking and Foreign Exchange Management
Internal Assignment Applicable for December 2019 Examination
Assignment Marks: 30
1. A dealer has the following position in GBP against INR:
Spot – GBP 20 million Long
Three months forward – GBP 20 million short
The spot was executed at an average rate of 100.50 and the forward rate was
100.75.
The dealer now wants to close his position. If the prevailing swap quotes are as
follows, what is the profit/loss in squaring off his position?
GBP/INR Spot: 100.6510/100.6530
3-month Swap: 9135/9170 (10 Marks)
2. Mr. Mehta was a businessman and was planning to expand his operations to other
countries as well but he was not very sure about the forex market and also how his
business would get affected by various factors. He decided to meet a bank manager
who can help him understand these factors. If you are the manager help him
understand the various factors that would cause the fluctuation in the exchange rate
which may affect his business as well. (10 Marks)
3. Neha has completed her MBA and has joined the Treasury department of a bank.
During training her manager explained her that any open currency position may
give rise to exchange rate risks. If the dealer leaves this position unhedged, he
carries the risk that the exchange rate might turn adverse the next day. He wanted
her to prepare report on:
a) Position limits on a currency that a dealer can carry during regular trading hours.
(5 Marks)
b) Position limits on a currency that a dealer can carry over to the next day up to this
limit. (5 Marks)

Tuesday, 27 August 2019

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NMIMS Global Access
School for Continuing Education (NGA-SCE)
Course: Services Marketing
Internal Assignment Applicable for September 2019 Examination
1. A woman entrepreneur is planning to set up an e-shop for a range of costume jewelry
made of silver and semi-precious stones. Saira’s is the jewelry brand which is being targeted
at girls and women aged 13-50 years. Since she doesn’t have lavish budgets to promote
Saira’s, she is evaluating the following routes:
 Home shopping networks offered by cable operators and digital TV operators.
 Word-of-web through social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter,
consumer blogs etc.
 Online stores such as Amazon, Flipkart, Snapdeal, Myntra and also setting up
company’s website
 Home-parties or kitty parties of women; an option based on word-of-mouth and
consumer referrals
 Exclusive outlets in prime locations of the city
What are the various strategic, tactical and locational considerations / factors that she
should keep in mind for deciding the most appropriate channel (s)?
(10 Marks)
2. V4kids.com is a recently launched online / e-tailing store which sells a wide variety
of kids products for the age-group 2-12 years, ranging from stationery and school
supplies, clothes, shoes, toys, board games, gaming apps, sports equipment, books,
magazines, e-book readers, tablets, notebooks / mini-laptops, ipods, etc.
Currently, V4kids.com faces competition from online stores such as Amazon,
Snapdeal, Flipkart, Babyoye, Firstcry etc. besides the traditional retail brands such
as ShopperStop, Hamleys, The Toy Store, Child Junction etc. and also the retail
counterparts of online stores such as FirstCry store - which offer a wide range of
children’s products.
To reach out to the market, V4kids.com is planning to create awareness about its
online store, the range of products, membership programs and its weekly hot deals –all in one go. For this purpose, V4kids.com is planning a slew of advertising
campaigns across different media.
Discuss the 5W’s of the Integrated Service Communication Model for V4kids
(10 Marks)
3. One classic advertising and service recovery strategy used by companies involves
turning a disadvantage into an advantage. For example, a small car rental company
who did not meet customer expectations, ran a campaign “we are trying harder”.
Recently, the Domino’s pizza chain took such an approach to the extreme. Marketers
developed an advertising program to address the problem of slowing sales in a
declining economy. The first wave of television commercials featured clips of
consumers in focus groups, discussing Domino’s, providing statements such as
“Worst pizza I ever had; totally devoid of flavor”, “Domino’s pizza crust is to me
like cardboard” and “The sauce tastes like ketchup”.
Domino’s had been able to maintain its market share during the economic downturn.
At the same time, employees and company managers were concerned about the
quality of the products being offered. The advertising program was created to
apologize for poor quality pizza with the promise to do better by creating pies with
improved ingredients and better recipes, which lead to a complete menu overhaul
during a 4-year period beginning in 2008. “We think that going out there and being
this honest really breaks through to people in a way that most advertising does not”
explained the CEO Patrcik Doyle.
Some marketing experts expressed concern that consumers would not listen carefully
to the message. They would hear the part about poor quality but not the part about
improving. Doyle believed that the risk was worth taking.

When the roll-out of new and improved pizzas at bargain prices commenced, a new
advertising campaign was launched, featuring the comment, “We are only as good
as our last pizza. So tell us how yours was” followed.
Domino’s had already introduced the pizza tracker feature to its website, which
allows customers placing an online order at the Domino’s website to follow the
progress of the order from the shop to the front door. Users receive an email directing
them to the order tracking page within seconds of placing an order and without
having to refresh the page, are told precisely when their pie is placed in the oven,
checked for quality assurance and dispatched to their home. The pizza tracker
informs the customer who was responsible for an individual pizza during
preparations and delivery.
Following the completion of the transaction, the customer can provide feedback
directly to the store where the pizza was made, which opens lines of communication
with individual stores and managers rather than the larger corporation. The pizza
tracker program insists that individual store owners will listen when customers are
dissatisfied. By naming the actual individual responsible for any service failure, the
store manager can improve operations on an employee- by- employee basis. Over
the course of the next apology campaign and new emphasis on customer feedback,
sales increased dramatically during the next two quarters.
The company once again was willing to risk customer backlash, even mildly taunting
the pubic with the “Oh yes, we did” tag line. Time will tell if these two maneuvers
will generate long-lasting, positive effects for the company.
PLEASE CHECK BELOW
a. Evaluate the Service Recovery System of Domino’s and suggest few other
innovative methods to recover the customers (5 Marks)
b. Create a Service Blueprint for Domino’s home delivery operations covering all the
various methods of placing an order (5 Marks)


Thursday, 4 July 2019

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School for Continuing Education (NGA-SCE)
Course: International Marketing
Internal Assignment Applicable for September 2019 Examination

1. You are the manager of a European company and now want to set up a
manufacturing unit in Asia to lower your cost base as well as to address the
growing Asian market. You have a choice of setting up either in India or in China.
Evaluate the two location options of setting up the Plant and Business on basis of
International Business & Marketing Environment parameters to come to a decision.
(10 Marks)
2. You are the CEO of a Mining Equipment company and wish to enter India. You
have a strong global brand and generally potential customers in India know about
your brand. Evaluate any 3 entry options to enter into India. Which of the market
entry options would you finally choose & why? (10 Marks)
3. The Sri Lankan Shampoo market has strong growth and reasonable volume. The
market is dominated by Unilever and P&G which have more than 85% market
share amongst themselves. The rest 15% percent are scattered between 2-3 local
players. Unilever and P&G are at similar price point while all the other local
players are about 10-15% cheaper in prices. The top two parameters of buy of the
consumers there are Long Hair & Dandruff in that order. While Unilever positions
itself more on long hair, P&G is more strong on dandruff platform, Other local
players are mixed (confused?) positioning. One of the biggest reason for lower
market share of local players is perception of poor quality of packaging and
product. Both Unilever and P&G manufacture in India and export to the Sri Lanka
market.
You are an Indian FMCG player with Shampoo in your portfolio and have a
reasonable share in the Indian market on herbal platform. You are now eyeing that
market where there is no clear number 3. You have decided to export your product
to the Sri Lanka market
PLEASE CHECK BELOW
a. Suggest what would be your pricing strategy for the new brand of shampoo that
you would introduce in Sri Lanka market based on the information. (5 Marks)
b. Suggest the possible brand positioning for your Shampoo. (5 Marks)
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School for Continuing Education (NGA-SCE)
Course: B2B Marketing
Internal Assignment Applicable for September 2019 Examination
1. Fortis Hospitals wants to increase its sales by focusing the Business markets where
Organizations would buy preventive health check-up packages for their employees.
They have developed various packages to attract business markets.
Propose a suitable pricing strategy that Fortis should use for its organizational
customers.
2. Excellent Roller, company are the famous rubber roller manufacturers in India. They
have got into a technical collaboration to produce Teflon rollers which are used in
coating and printing machines. Rubber rollers which is used generally are prone to
damages compared to Teflon rollers. ERPL is planning to launch product using
advertisements. Do you agree for an advertisement campaign for an industrial
product? If so why? What are the ways in which ERPL can advertise? What are
alternate methods? (10 Marks)
3. Read the following Case & solve the questions given:
Mr. Sunil Mathur, Director, Raj Doors Pvt Ltd, was not sure what kind of marketing
strategies, segment and target market he should use in order to achieve the company
goals on sales and profitability. The sales and profits were not growing as per
expectations of Mr. Mathur.
Sunil Mathur joined the family business in 2006 after completing graduation in
Electronics engineering and MBA from a reputed institution in India.
The company manufactures and markets plastic doors (GTEX brand) for bedrooms,
bathrooms, office rooms, balcony etc. These non-wood doors can be used for
residential houses, institutions like schools, office, hospitals as well as commercial
shops, malls etc. The market for plastic doors was growing at the rate of 50% annum.
Raj Door was having a market share of 14% in the year 2008. Kintex and Aptak were
the leading players with market share approximately 28% and 20% respectively.
Balance market was dominated by smaller players as well the players in the
unorganized sector. The market was overall dominated by wooden doors. The market
was highly fragmented with no player commanding more than 4% of the market.
Unorganized sector was the dominant player in the wooden door market. Mr. Sunil

was determined to make the company as market leader of the overall door market
(both wooden and plastic) in the next ten years.
The company had segmented its market into the following segments(a) government
organizations like CPWD, Ministry of Defence, Railways etc.;(b) Residential house
built by builders ;( c) commercial organizations and institutions ;( d) individual house
owners built by individuals ;( e) fabricators. ‘We have targeted all the above market
segments for plastic doors, excepting those who want wooden doors’ said Sunil
Mathur. He further added that their sales personnel regularly contacted contractors
who get business from government organizations, where lowest price and good aftersales-
service are the key buying factors. However, when sales personnel call on
builders for residential and commercial complexes for getting orders, Superior
product quality and services are the most important factors that they have to keep in
mind. For house owners and fabricators indirect channel of dealers are used. They
mostly look for low prices and delivery service. The company developed three subbrands
under GTEX brand. These are Solidex, Fibrex and Lightex. Solidex brand
was suitable for government firms, institutions, individual houses with medium
quality and medium to low prices. Fibrex brand with high quality was suitable for
builders and a few individual house owners. Lightex brand offered lower quality and
low prices for replacement market and a few individual house owners.
a. Evaluate how the buying behavior is likely to be different in the Commercial offices
from individual households. (5 Marks)
b. Develop a marketing strategy with focus on: Strategic orientation (whether you
would like to be leader, challenger or follower)? Discuss its implications.
(5 Marks)

Monday, 29 April 2019

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School for Continuing Education (NGA-SCE)
Course: Business Ethics, Governance & Risk
Internal Assignment Applicable for June 2019 Examination
Assignment Marks: 30
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  1. Analyse the Satyam Scam (Satyam Computers Services Ltd). Present your views on,
    “Scams influence and change the corporate governance landscape” and substantiate them
    using insights from the Satyam case (10 Marks)
    2. In your organization, ‘Smart Solutions & Services’, a midsize IT services company,
    all the mandatory requirements for compliance to “Sexual Harassment of Women at
    Workplace (Protection, Prohibition, Redressal) Act 2013 have been put in place.
    You are Head of Marketing, with 11 people reporting to you directly and indirectly.
    What according to you are the five critical practices / initiatives / processes you
    need to genuinely implement to ensure that you are providing a safe working
    environment to all your women employees. (DO NOT copy paste the law)
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3.a. “India is one market where sales of so called ‘Fairness Cream’ does booming
business”. Identify all the inherent ethical issues. Argue and present the pros and
cons of advertising fairness cream in India. (5 Marks)
3.b. You have studied Business Ethics as a structured subject for the first time. One of
its objective is, ethical literacy- making the students aware of ethical dilemmas and
provide tools and frameworks for future and current managers to deal with some of
these ethical dilemmas they face. How has it helped you? Give 3 clear points to
showcase that it has helped you become a better manager. (5 Marks)
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Wednesday, 27 February 2019

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School for Continuing Education (NGA-SCE)
Course: Operations Management
Internal Assignment Applicable for April 2019 Examination
Assignment Marks: 30
1. Explain how the Theory of Constrains can be applied at an automobile repairing and
service center. (10 Marks)
2. Your company has compiled the following data on the small set of products that
comprise the specialty repair shop. Perform an ABC inventory classification for the
data. Which product(s) do you suggest the firm keep the tightest control over?

Item code
Annual demand
Unit cost (INR.)
A1
3000
20
B3
4000
45
D2
3000
35
C2
2000
30
A5
500
50
C9
680
15
D1
460
40
D3
1000
20
C3
450
500
F1
520
400
K5
5000
50
M1
680
400
N2
900
20
(10 Marks)
3. According to TarĂ­ and Sabater (2004), firms must develop both the hard and soft parts of
TQM in order to succeed. While the hard elements are related to quality tools and
techniques for continuous improvement, the soft side is associated with management
concepts and principles such as team work, leadership, customer focus and culture
(Fotopoulos and Psomas, 2009). In their study about quality management tools and
techniques, TarĂ­ and Sabater (2004) analyzed about 30 commonly used tools and
techniques such as benchmarking, brainstorming, design of experiments (DOE), failure
mode and effect analysis (FMEA), flow charts, poka yoke, quality function deployment
(QFD), quality improvement teams and statistical process control (SPC). Soft elements
indirectly affect performance, because they create an environment that facilitates the
implementation of hard elements (Rahman and Bullock, 2005).
(Source: Gerolamo et al. (2014), Quality Management: How do Brazilian Companies
use it?, Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences 143 ( 2014 ) 995 – 1000)
3a. Using examples from manufacturing industry, explain any two management concepts
and principles (soft practices) related to TQM. (5 Marks)
3b.
Using examples from manufacturing industry, explain any two tools or techniques for
continuous improvement (hard elements) related to TQM. (5 Marks)