5.3.5
Case Study - Toyota Production System
Why did the Toyota Production System Emerge?
Why did the Toyota Production System Emerge?
In 1973, there was an oil crisis that meant fewer people wanted to buy cars. Therefore Toyota had to become more efficient at producing cars in small volume (in small production runs).
1Business Organisation & Environment
1.1Introduction to Business Management
1.2Types of Organisation
1.3Organisational Objectives
1.4Stakeholders
1.5External Environment
1.6Growth & Evolution
1.7HL Only: Organisational Planning Tools
2Human Resource Management
2.1Functions & Evolution of Human Resource Management
2.2Organisational Structure
2.3Leadership & Management
2.4Motivation
2.5Organisational (Corporate) Culture
2.6HL Only: Industrial/Employee Relations
3Finance & Accounts
3.1Sources of Finance
3.2Costs & Revenues
3.3Break-Even Analysis
3.4Profitability & Liquidity Ratio Analysis
3.6HL Only: Investment Appraisal
3.7HL Only: Budgets
4Marketing
4.1The Role of Marketing
4.2Marketing Planning
4.3Market Research
4.4The 4 Ps
4.4.1Product Decisions
4.4.2Pricing Decisions & Price Skimming
4.4.3Pricing Decisions & Price Penetration
4.4.4End of Topic Test - Pricing & Competition
4.4.5Promotional Decisions
4.4.6Promotional Decisions 2
4.4.7Promotional Decisions 3
4.4.8Digital Marketing
4.4.9Evaluating Digital Marketing
4.4.10Case Study - The Marketing Mix & Promotion
4.4.11Place & Distribution
4.5HL Only: The Extended Marketing Mix
4.6HL Only: International Marketing
4.7E-Commerce
5Operations Management
5.1The Role of Operations Management
5.2Production Methods
5.3HL Only: Lean Prodution & Quality Management
5.4HL Only: Production Planning
5.5HL Only: Research & Development
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1Business Organisation & Environment
1.1Introduction to Business Management
1.2Types of Organisation
1.3Organisational Objectives
1.4Stakeholders
1.5External Environment
1.6Growth & Evolution
1.7HL Only: Organisational Planning Tools
2Human Resource Management
2.1Functions & Evolution of Human Resource Management
2.2Organisational Structure
2.3Leadership & Management
2.4Motivation
2.5Organisational (Corporate) Culture
2.6HL Only: Industrial/Employee Relations
3Finance & Accounts
3.1Sources of Finance
3.2Costs & Revenues
3.3Break-Even Analysis
3.4Profitability & Liquidity Ratio Analysis
3.6HL Only: Investment Appraisal
3.7HL Only: Budgets
4Marketing
4.1The Role of Marketing
4.2Marketing Planning
4.3Market Research
4.4The 4 Ps
4.4.1Product Decisions
4.4.2Pricing Decisions & Price Skimming
4.4.3Pricing Decisions & Price Penetration
4.4.4End of Topic Test - Pricing & Competition
4.4.5Promotional Decisions
4.4.6Promotional Decisions 2
4.4.7Promotional Decisions 3
4.4.8Digital Marketing
4.4.9Evaluating Digital Marketing
4.4.10Case Study - The Marketing Mix & Promotion
4.4.11Place & Distribution
4.5HL Only: The Extended Marketing Mix
4.6HL Only: International Marketing
4.7E-Commerce
5Operations Management
5.1The Role of Operations Management
5.2Production Methods
5.3HL Only: Lean Prodution & Quality Management
5.4HL Only: Production Planning
5.5HL Only: Research & Development
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