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...Kathmandu Holdings Limited: SWOT Analysis The following three strategies have been chosen by the company according to its recent reports. Its overall growth strategy involves the following three sub strategies.
The expansion of its network of stores in Australia and New Zealand
Launching new products
Developing its internet based marketing capabilities.
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The expected expansion of new stores in Australia and New Zealand can be regarded as strength due to the fact that so far the existing stores have not incurred losses .However further expansion means housing strategic locations where rentals could be very high. As a result in a highly competitive environment...
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...Sociological Analysis of "Asia's premier serial killer" Charles Gurmukh Sobhraj Charles Gurmukh Sobhraj is described as "Asia's premier serial killer" by some. To others he is just another con man out of bound. On August, 2004 justice appears to have caught up with Sobhraj in Kathmandu; he was sentenced to life in jail in Nepal for a double murder he is accused of committing in 1975. But things didn't start with that double murder for Sobhraj.
Charles Gurmukh Sobhraj was born in Saigon in 1944, the son of an Indian man from Bombay and a Vietnamese mother, named Noy (some sources refer to her as "Song"). His mother's second husband, a French military officer stationed in Saigon, Lieutenant Alphonse Darreau, later adopted...
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... Overview. University of South Florida. Retrieved February 6, 2007, from http://hsc.usf.edu/kmbrown/Health_Belief_Model_Overview.htm
Iriyama, S., Nakahara, S., Jimbaa, M., Ichikawaa M., and Wakai, M. AIDS health beliefs and intention for sexual abstinence among male adolescent students in Kathmandu, Nepal: A test of perceived severity and susceptibility. Public Health 121, 64-72
McIntyre, J.J. and Venette, Steven (2006). Examining the CDCynergy Event Assessment Tool: an investigation of the anthrax crisis in Boca Raton, Florida. Disasters, 30, 351-363
Society for Public Health Education. (2005). Background of CDCynergy. Retrieved February 6, 2007, from http://www.sophe.org/content/cdcynergy_background.asp... head: PLANNING AND INTERVENTION...
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...A SWOT analysis is a useful instrument for helping managers to identify internal strengths and weaknesses of a business and external opportunities and threats facing it,” (Strydom J. p 31). Basically, SWOT stands for strengths (S), weaknesses (W) while on the other hand the external environmental factors are regarded as either opportunities (O) or threats (T). This analysis is very important to the managers as it allows them to focus on key strategic issues based on the notion that an effective strategy fully utilises the strengths and opportunities of a business and strives to minimise the weaknesses and threats.
Kathmandu Holdings Limited is an organisation committed to providing quality clothing and equipment for...
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...Kathmandu Holdings Limited SWOT Analysis
A study is conducted to evaluate the appropriateness in accordance with SWOT analysis of the strategic initiatives taken by an UK business company. The company Kathmandu Holdings Limited has taken new initiatives towards continues product opportunities.
They company has gained specialist recognition for quality clothing and also for equipments related to travel and adventure in Australia and New Zealand. The GDP growth rate of 2009 in Australia and New Zealand were registered at 0.73% and 0.13% respectively. In 2010 also there has been a positive growth rate. The expansion of economy and customers willingness to spend could provide the company a massive growth...
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..., but the pleasure of smooth reading is yet not spoiled.
Besides the structural features, the content of the book is also immensely attractive. The hero of the novelette is a Nepalese frog whom the writer calls the Nepali Frog. The name of this frog is Bhaktaprasad Bhyaguto (note the use of proper noun); he is young and “barely out of his tadpole teens” (Dixit, 2003, p. 1). The frog is very curious and he feels extremely interested in his surroundings. Not only that, he wants to see the world beyond his normal physical and intellectual reach. So he starts traveling from Kathmandu to see the country. He meets the mango porter, arrives in the Tarai, and then moves ahead along the East-West Highway. He visits the rivers and...
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...achievements. Choulagai, et.al (2013) study was carried out in geriatric homes located in Kathmandu Valley, India, which is affected by various family, educational, socio-economic, and social situations.
Research tools: - The research studies utilized different research tools depending on the nature and applicability of the research tools to the research studies. All the research studies utilized questionnaires and in-depth interviews to collect data. The research tools were backed by different metrics that determined the type of research tools to be used. The research studies utilized the Geriatric Depression Scale (GDS) as a major metric in the studies. Research by Park, et.al (2013) and Bhamani, et.al (2013) utilized...
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...and Development, Paris, pp. 64.
Bajracharya, T. R., S. Acharya and B. B. Ale, 2011. Changing Climatic Parameters and its Possible Impacts in Hydropower Generation in Nepal (A case study on the Gandaki River Basin). Journal of the Institute of engineering 8 (1): 160–173
BSP, 2010. Management Information System of Biogas. The Nepal Biogas Support Programme (BSP), Ministry of Environment, Science and Technology, Kathmandu.
Dixit, A. 2010. Climate Change in Nepal (Nepali version): Science. Experiences and Proposed. ISCTNepal, Kathmandu.
MoLE, 2012. Women Migrant Worker Empowerment Project. Ministry of Labor and Employment (MoLE), Government of Nepal, Kathmandu. Accessed at:...
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...of reference listed in the table to ease locating of something in a book.
Employing the use of essay by the author in the book is of significant as it gives a personal statement which serves as a story creating a picture of what the author wanted to depict. This feature enables the content of the book useful and readable (Kathmandu 160)
In the book The Epic of Gilgamesh the style used in the book is well written and understandable since most of the issues in the book are emphasized through repetition which is helping one to easily understand the book and get to believe the author and change ones thought. Heroism being the theme that has frequently existed throughout the history in the literature of various ...
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...is Nepal.
Regions Most Affected by Earthquakes
There are areas that are mostly affected by the earthquakes. There are some factors that contribute to some area being more prone to earthquakes than others. These factors include:
If a country sits near tectonic plates of the Earth’s crust’s edges
When the geographical location is near a fault line
Figure 2: The image showing the intensity and magnitude of an earthquake around the world
Image Source: www.earthquakestoday.info
The Nepal Earthquake 2015
On April 2015, Nepal was hit by the largest earthquakes of a magnitude 7.8 centered 10 miles below the surface and less than 50 miles from the capital of Kathmandu. As many as 8,000 people got killed by the quake Historical...
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