MBA-IT IT-STRATIGY ASSIGNMENT ON RAILWAY INDUSTRY 1. In the allocated Industry to you, identify a company which has successfully achieved Competitive Advantage by through IT Strategy. (Provide details how and why did you chose this particular company) As per April 6, 2015 These statistics clearly define Union Pacific as the world’s largest railway companies with revenue of 93.5 Billion US Dollars But when we look at IT Superiority in railway industry, Japan is railways have exceptional lead over other
E- INFRASTRUCTURE - TRANSPORT INDUSTRIES IN DIGITAL INDIA P.DEEPAK KUMAR P.NATARAJAN V.PARTHIBAN II B.B.A K.C.S. KASI NADAR COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCE –CHENNAI.-21. ABSTRACT Transport is an important part of India's economy. Since the economic liberalisation of the 1990s, infrastructure development has progressed rapidly; today there are a variety of modes of transport by land, water and air. However, India's relatively low GNP per capita has meant that access to transport has not been uniform
5. INFRASTRUCTURE AND TRANSPORT SYSTEM The transport system will look for freight, passenger services and infrastructure perspectives. The passenger study 2010-2011 (The Finnish Transport Agency 2012). According to passenger transportation years 2010-2011 Finnish people do over 5 billion domestic travels in a year. In addition the necessity of great distance transportation is big. The demand of freight transportation will especially affect economic development and structure of industries. It can
Kerala, Karnataka, Goa, Maharashtra and Gujarat. Several of these 200 minor and intermediate ports have been identified by the respective governments to be developed, in a phased manner, a good proportion of them involving public–private partnership. Importance of Ports in India India has approx 7517 kms long coastline and at present has 12 major ports (of which 11 are operational and the 12th is under construction). There are 148 minor ports in which only 30 handle cargo. Approx 95% of India‘s foreign
statement? The British Empire had had a huge impact on the world. Although there are some negative aspects, such as harming multiple cultures, they still established some things that made the world a more efficient place; a common language, means of transport and communication, and technology. One of the biggest reasons why the British Empire was a force for good was the spreading of the English language. In many countries in Africa and Asia, such as Kenya, Ghana and India, people spoke their own dialects
4.1 The dawn of the railway development in Thailand Territory, technology, and money To put it bluntly, the birth of the railway development in Siam walked hand in hand with the emergence of modernized Siam, which has consisted of two characteristics: territorialized nation-state and capitalist economy. Several studies, for example, Holm (1991), Chaiyan (1994), and Kakizaki (2005) which conclude that the newly-built railway system was concomitantly a tool of the Thai state in centralizing power
Working conditions are governed by the: 1.) Factories Act,1948 2.) Industrial Employment(Standing Orders) Act, 1946( specifies the form of employment contract) 3.) Contract Labour (Regulation and Abolition) Act, 1970 4.) Apprentices Act,1961( Minor importance) Factories Act covers health, safety and welfare of workers working in factories that employ 10 or more workers and use power. However in certain states this act is extended to small scale industries. The act requires all the factories to file annual
Most of these posters dates from 1943 and were prepared by Hans Schleger. In these posters image occupied the greater space. The emblem of London Transport was located in all his posters. In figure.2.61) the image depicts the foot of a bus passenger as he steps down from the bus's exit to the pavement during a blackout. The Text is “In the Blackoutbe sure the bus or tram has stopped”. There were other
1.1. The ENRON scandal The Enron scandal came to light in 2001 and led to the subsequent bankruptcy of ENRON. According to the economist (2002), this scandal pinned the blame for the problems of Enron on the members of the board of Directors, the senior managers of Enron, the auditors of Enron, the bankers of Enron and the Bush administration among other players. The Economist (2002) further stated that “the only missing ingredient on the scandal so far is sex”. The Enron showed the need to reform
The transcontinental railroad was of great importance to the development of the Union because it widened the western frontier to settlement and represented the growing integration of the country. This railroad could be defined as the most unforgettable change in the nineteenth century. It joined the eastern and western halves of the country and has been acclaimed as one of the greatest displays of American engineering and innovation. This would not have been accomplished without the help of Chinese