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CASE
# AIM-1-03-0008-CS |
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Solid
Waste Management in Makati Central Business District |
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Sulagna
Bagchi; Ortigas, Gaston D. Jr. |
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Case |
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Supplement (s) |
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*.pdf |
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AIM |
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Copyright
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2003 |
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Published By |
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Asian
Institute of Management |
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Country of Setting |
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Philippines |
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No. of Text |
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24 pages |
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Subject (s) |
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Development
Management, Waste Management, Environmental Protection |
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Date Received |
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2003 October |
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B S T R A C T |
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The solid waste
management experience in the "capital of the nation's capital"
reaffirmed the fact that its a critical problem with affluent urban
communities with high levels of consumption.
The SWM Program in MCBD clearly illustrated that a lot can be achieved
when corporate., non-government, and community organizations worked
together.
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CASE
# AIM-2-03-0001-CS |
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Beta
Corporation |
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Author |
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Morato,
Eduardo A. Jr. |
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Type of Material |
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Case |
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Supplement (s) |
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*.pdf |
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AIM |
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Copyright
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2003 |
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Published By |
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Asian
Institute of Management |
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Country of Setting |
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Philippines |
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No. of Text |
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3 pages |
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Subject (s) |
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Finance,
Investments |
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Date Received |
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2003 September |
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Beta Corporation was thinking of doubling its entire plant capacity by
investing in new fixed assets of P10 million since its factory had already
reached full capacity. The new machinery would be depreciated over
ten years. Additional working capital would likewise
be required in the same proportion to sales as that obtained in 2002.
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CASE
# AIM-3-03-0002-CS |
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The
Only Treasure: The Making of Tanging Yaman |
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Author |
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Bernardo,
Troy; Manikan, Cecilia B. |
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Type of Material |
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Case |
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Supplement (s) |
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*.pdf |
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Copyright By |
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AIM |
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Copyright
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2003 |
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Published By |
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Asian
Institute of Management |
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Country of Setting |
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Philippines;
Asia |
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No. of Text |
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18 pages |
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Subject (s) |
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General
Management, Film Industry, Philippines |
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Date Received |
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2003 March |
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The making of the Filipino film "Tanging Yaman" (Star Cinema),
and the story of director Laurice Guillen's personal mission to bring the
motion picture to the big screen. A description of the ingredients
to making a critically-acclaimed and financially successful film, and of
transformational leadership.
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BOOKS |
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| Greening the Supply Chain |
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Prof. Purba Halady Rao |
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book presents academic concepts applied to real-life
scenarios with a focus on SE Asia. The
first four chapters dwell on greening initiatives in the
inbound, production, and outbound phases. The final
chapter presents the research findings from a survey of
companies in five countries, the associated research
methodology that helped determine the significant driving
forces that led companies to go for greening the supply
chain, and the obstacles and challenges faced in such
implementations. The fifth chapter addresses a
critical concern – to check if greening the different
phases of the supply chain does lead to competitive
advantage & economic performance of the firm.
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10 Universal Principles of Great Art and their
Application to Leadership and Management |
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Prof. Eduardo A. Morato, Jr. |
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A colorful and
inspiring photo-essay by AIM's very own Renaissance man,
Prof. Eduardo A. Morato, Jr. The book is an elegant
distillation of the most important aspects of great
leadership and management, uniquely rendered through
Prof. Morato's words and masterfully-crafted
photographs.
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MRRs |
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| Master
in Business Administration (MBA)
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3090 T |
Feasibility for the
establishment of a taxi company in Metro Manila (Chua,
Reman) |
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3089 T |
Red Virus: entry
strategy for Conexys into Asia-Pacific Market (Saravanan, Karthik) |
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3088 T |
Feasibility of
acquiring National Power Corporation's generation assets for Aboitiz Equity
Venture (Mittal, Navneet S.) |
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in Management (MM)
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Title /
Author |
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3200 MMT |
Corporate strategy for
Super 8 Concrete Incorporated (Yeo, Stanley Ong) |
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3199 MMT |
Strategy for IBM. Com
in the Philippines (Tedjosutikno, Paulus) |
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3198 MMT |
The corporate strategy
of Notre Dame Broadcasting Corporation (Tanud Tanud, Fr.
Eduardo G.) |
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| Master
in Development Management (MDM)
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631 DMT |
A development strategy
of BFR dor the seaweed industry in the province of Zamboanga del Norte (Velayo, Isidro Jr. M.) |
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630 DMT |
Pangasinan tradenets: a
supplementary development strategy (Velasquez, Edwin A.) |
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629 DMT |
From idle lands to
productive lands from idle hands to working hands: a poverty reduction
strategy for the municipality of Catubig province of northern Samar (Umali, Criselda G.) |
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Faculty
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Strengthening Inter-Regional Cooperation in the Forum for East Asia and Latin America Cooperation (FEALAC) through Stakeholder Participation.
January 28, 2004, AIM Conference Center
Dr. Federico Macaranas, executive director of the Policy Center, gave a presentation on FEALAC and cited how Latin America is ahead of East Asia in ratifying free trade agreements.
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| View presentation of Dr. Macaranas |
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ASEAN
VC Series on Local Participation
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7:30am
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EXCELL-MDP
Class EMBA Class Human Knowledge Management in the
21st Century
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Finished
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9:00am
to 12:00pm
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EXCELL-MDP
Class EMBA Class
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Finished
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JUL 02 FRI |
1:00pm
to 3:00pm |
EXCELL-MDP
Class Lecture from JBIC on "How to Access
Direct Foreign Investment from Japan"
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Confirmed
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JUL 08 THU |
4:00pm
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32nd
Globalization Lecture Series: Maurice Newman of
Macquarie University Lecture
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Confirmed
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| G.D.L.C. |
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| The
Asian Manager |
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There are about two thousand, or more, schools of business & management across the world. About seven hundred of those schools exist in Asia. A striking majority of these schools have embarked quite recently in the sphere of management
educa- tion and the reason for their proliferation is no longer mysterious or mystifying to most of us. There are a few exceptions to these new schools and most of these have been remarkably phenomenal in
their endeavors over a noticeable
period.
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The
Road Ahead
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These schools have spent a considerable time and
covered a significant distance from their onset and one of
them clearly stands out in the region today.
This is an institute that is small, lives within its
means, and does more with less. Yet it stands up to its values and
convictions and whenever and wherever it can make a lasting
difference, it does more, not less. This is a place with an
extraordinary tradition of blending theory and practice.
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This is a
place where men and women who impart learning and share their
experiences are leaders and practitioners in their respective
fields. This is also a place where decisive contributions to
knowledge are made year after year, in light of the changes taking
place in and around the planet.
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