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...complex organizations (Waterman et al, 1980). Strategy – Oman Air is the leading carried in Oman and their strategy is to maintain a positive work culture and thus promote customer friendly operations. Providing a reliable, safe and seamless flying experience which is further enhanced by friendly and warm customer services. Support in bound local tourism and become the first choice airline. Structure – The organizational structure of Oman Air is large and handling such a large structure is difficult. In order to become more efficient in its operations the communications from the corporate to the employees has to be made clearer by making changes in their organizational...
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...and eventually has to face lesser competition compared to others. Another major strength of Oman Air lies in support of the government as heavy investments are made by the government in order to boost the airline industry in Oman. The government also emphasises and keep focus upon the tourism of the country through Oman Air. Moreover, Oman Air acts as a representative to maintain a strong link with other countries. Modern and innovative quality features are also provided to the customers that include improved satellite telephone and internet connection which ultimately increases the strengths of Oman Air (Oman Air,...
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...growth rate. The UN World Tourism Organization has conducted searches on the global tourism situation last year and they are predicting a better future for the international tourism industry. Having said that, tourism brings in the much needed revenues a country wants. Just looking at Obama’s statement makes it clear how badly a country can need international tourists in its country. Similarly increasing tourism between the two countries like the US and Cuba can stabilize relationship, this can also be a huge boost to both countries’ economy. The US would like to buy raw material from Cuba and would love to sell it to the world. So, as...
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...? UAE and Oman Labour Laws Affiliation Introduction The establishment of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) was in 1981, after Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait, UAE and Oman decided to come together and form a regional collaboration. This is a single and largest bloc for expatriate employment. The countries forming this cooperation are rich and amongst the largest exporters of gas and oil in the world. These countries share a common religious, historical and cultural background as they form part of the Arab world (Latham & Watkins, 2009). They also share common economic practices such as dependence on expatriates especially in the private sector, young and rapid growth of the local labour population,...
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...Assessment of the impact in the community level initiatives for effective health care services in Oman. Introduction Efficiency and effectiveness of health care services in any nation is the vital component that ensures the health of its citizens. Oman is the country in the middle east that have given serious attention to its health support systems from early 1970s. From the state of just 2 hospitals and 13 physicians across the whole nation in the year 1970 it has now reached a state of one of the most efficient in the health care delivery and financial management as per the report released by World Health Organization (Middle East Health, 2005). One of the most important health issues facing the G.C.C countries is that related... to the...
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...include:
Extend coverage to all the regions in the country (including the hitherto neglected ones) and provide telecom services like normal voice line, GSM, internet access, leased line along with TV broadcasting.
Collaborate with international telecom companies and enter into strategic alliances to build network infrastructure and benefit from their expertise.
Omantel: Activities and future plans
.Oman is in the middle of a major economic makeover and driving this is the rapid transformation of the telecom sector. The company enjoys robust financial health and has been on an expansion spree. The following section examines issues of capacity expansion, increased geographic coverage and some strategic...
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...International Marketing Plan - IKEA in Oman - Total Number of Words: 3,299 Table of Contents I. Introduction ……………………………………………………………….. 4
II. International Marketing Plan…………………….……………………… 5
a. International Marketing Objective(s) ………………………… 5
b. Market Situational Analysis …………………………………… 6
b.1 PEST Analysis ………….………………………………. 6
b.1.1 Political Factors …………………………….. 6
b.1.2 Economic Factors ………………………….. 7
b.1.3 Social or Socio-demographic Trend ……. 7
b.1.4 Technological Trend ………………………. 8
b.2 SWOT Analysis …………………………………………. 8
b.2.1 Strength ……………………………………… 8
b.2.2 Weaknesses ………………………………… 9
b.2.3 Opportunities ……………………………….. 9
b.2.4 Threats...
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...Journey to Greatness-Juhaina Juhaina is twenty years old taking human resource management in the of Michigan set to graduate in 2015. Just as her name suggests she is a beautiful, intelligent and talented young woman from Oman.
When asked why she pursues human resource management, she explained that she has an ability to relate well with people within a short period. She has always aspired to pursue any field that has direct human relations. Human resource management is the department of any organization that deals with handling the workforce of any company. This department ensures that there are enough workers in the organization and that all workers are comfortable with their working conditions. It involves a lot of...
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...Ethical, Legal and Professional Considerations in Conducting Research of Implementation of ERP in Public Sector Oman Ethical, Legaland Professional Considerations in Conducting Research of Implementation of ERP in Public Sector Oman
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) is a system that involves planning and managing of the entire organization’s resources in the most efficient, productive, and profitable manner. It allows an organization to run a synchronized configuration that strategically connects all aspects of business (Barker & Frolick, 2013). Oman is a one of the Arab counties found in southwest Asia on the southeast coast of the Arabian Peninsula. The research that I conducted...
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...Xanith of Oman Xanith of Oman are considered to be the part of gender system in that country and played an important role as a member of society and culture. The matter is that xanith are remained to be a group of people that are “biologically men who sell themselves in passive homosexual relationship” and “also work as skilled domestic servants” (Archer and Lloyd, 102). It should be admitted that representatives of xanith are in a rather big demand in Oman and its society.
The xanith have special dress that is distinctive. That is considered to be a “cut like long tunic worn by men”; still, it is made from cloth in pastel tones that is usually used by women (Archer and Lloyd, 102). This...
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