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Case Study on Maori Organization
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Running Head: CASE STUDY ON MAORI ORGANIZATIONCase Study on Maori Organization
CASE STUDY ON MAORI ORGANIZATION 1Table of ContentsSection 1..........................................................................................................................................2Overview......................................................................................................................................2Moana Company..............................................................................................................................2Figure 1: Moana's Business.............................................................................................................4Strategic issues.............................................................................................................................4SWOT analysis depicting the business issues of the company...................................................5Second section.................................................................................................................................8Section 3..........................................................................................................................................9Porter's five forces.....................................................................................................................10Diversity of the competitors......................................................................................................10Buyer's switching costs..............................................................................................................10Threats from the new entrants...................................................................................................11Threats of substitute products....................................................................................................12Bargaining power of the buyers.................................................................................................12References......................................................................................................................................14
CASE STUDY ON MAORI ORGANIZATION 2OverviewMāori organizations embody the Māori societies in all fields of life. This report discusses the case study of Moana and its business activities. This will be based on critical analysis and evaluation of the system.Moana CompanyThe company that has been taken into consideration for carrying out this entire project is Moana in New Zealand. It is one of the most famous Māori organizations as per the list provided by Delloite (Moana, 2015). It is the largest Māori-owned fisheries companies in New Zealand at present. Moana New Zealand is regarded as one of the trading names of Aoteroa Fisheries Limited, the firm was set up under the Te Ohu Kai Moana that followed the 1992 Sealord Settlement. On the other hand, the assets of the company are worth more than $540 million as well as the revenue recorded is around $175 million and in the year 2017 has turned the companyinto one of the most of dominant players in the entire New Zealand fishing industry (Moana, 2015).Business activities of the Māori firm-Moana have its fisheries business mainly in the following sections such as: Fin Fish, Abalone, Oysters, Lobster, Wild Abalone and Blue Abalone. The business activities of any type of company mainly involve the activities in which they are engaged for one of the main purposes that is making a profit. The business activities consist of
CASE STUDY ON MAORI ORGANIZATION 3operating, financing as well as investing activities that are ongoing and specially focused in terms of creating value for the shareholders. It has been observed that Moana is involved in fundamental business activities. All the profits made by this organization are returned to the Maori into dividends with a balance retained for funding long-term growth initiatives with regards to the Moana New Zealand (Stewart, Walshe & Moodie, 2006). The main focus of the company is to integrate the environmental as well as the corporate social responsibility in their business activities. There are some of the comprehensive guidelines that are followed by the company and them also urges the employees to follow it so that they will be able to understand how the fundamental business activities can be carried out and that will be allowing the companyto operate in a more efficient manner. Furthermore, when the company identifies the fundamental business activities then it makes the entire business planning much more easily. Moana creates a budget that tends to dictate how revenue is being utilized in its daily operations (Day, 2004)The budget from the past year is mainly contrasted to that year's actual results for creating a guideline and also for creating a spending plan for the upcoming year. Then comes theaccounting operations and management of the firm and the areas that come under the accounting group are as follows: Payroll, accounts payable, tax accounting and consumer payable (Harte, 2007). Operations strategy-Selecting vendors who subscribe and also has the ability of verifying sustainable practices within their own company-Fulfilling the membership principles with regards to the Sustainable Business Council-Whenever it is possible using the locally sourced productsProcurement strategy
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