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Off-Price Vs. Department Store Retailing, Denise Aghion
Off-Price Vs. Department Store Retailing, Denise Aghion
Honors Capstone Projects - All
There are multiple forms of retailing in the United States – two of the most common forms are department store retailing and off-price retailing. Both types of retailers are looking to create profits by negotiating costs with vendors to create suitable gross margins; however, they go about doing so in very different ways. Because I have interned at both types of corporations, my Capstone is to identify which, if either model, is more sustainable in today’s conditions.
Department store retailing is the most well-known form of retailing, and is currently the largest sector of retailing in the United States. They …
Modelling Engineering Change Management In A New Product Development Supply Chain, Krishna R. Reddi, Young B. Moon
Modelling Engineering Change Management In A New Product Development Supply Chain, Krishna R. Reddi, Young B. Moon
Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering - All Scholarship
The changes within a new product development (NPD) process are handled differently depending on the stage of the project. The changes during the initial stages of the project are addressed by design iterations, while the changes after the product design is complete are addressed using a formal engineering change management (ECM) process. The ECM process is a complex process, especially under a collaborative environment, where various independent entities work together for a common cause of product development. The interactions between the NPD and ECM processes have rarely been investigated in the research community. In this paper, we attempt to study …