BA2196 Walmart Evaluations of an Annual Report Presentation

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Evaluations of an Annual Report Presentation and Your Annual Report Presentation Partner

Assignment Directions:

For this assignment:

(17.5 pts) Part 1: Write a short paragraph

After watching a presentation, you will choose one presentation to give evaluative feedback on.

You will do so by writing a short paragraph.

Starting with a topic claim sentence.

Assert if the presentation was effective or not effective, providing a reason for your claim, and the overall effect the reason had on the audience (this is all in sentence one).

Next, please provide 2 examples of the reason you listed in your topic claim (be specific).

Finally, analyze why this reason impacted the audience in a way that was effective/ineffective and expand the analysis here. Use the BA2196 Presentation Rubric for ideas to promote your analysis.

(17.5 pts) Part 2: Write a short paragraph

Please write a topic claim sentence explaining the effectiveness or ineffectiveness of your partner (you may choose another adjective)

Start by asserting if your partner was effective or ineffective to work with, provide a specific reason, and the overall impact on the quality of the project, or working on the project (all in one sentence).

Next, please provide 2 examples of the reason you listed in your topic claim sentence (be specific)

Finally, analyze the reason, and how it impacted the quality of the project, or working on the project.

Each paragraph is worth 17.5 points (6 for content, 5 for structure, 5.5 for language)

Please submit on one double spaced document


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By:Ruipeng Yu, Shucheng Yu, Lizhe Ni History of Toyota ● ● ● ● ● Founded in 1937 by Kiichiro Toyoda. During 1945, the company is on the verge of bankruptcy due to world war Ⅱ. By the 1980s, Toyota became the second largest car producer. In 2012, Toyota’s production output was near 9 million units per year and the company generates revenue around $225 billion. In 2013, Toyota overcame General Motors to be #1 in global sales after trailing in second place for many years. History of Toyota Goals ● ● ● We want to make ever-better cars. We want to make sure that cars remain a beloved form of mobility,no matter how they evolve. We want to make our mobility society better and better. ------ Akio Toyoda President, Member of the Board of Directors Strength ● Strong brand image ● Global supply chain ● Rapid innovation capabilities In 2017, Toyota's corporate structure consisted of 364,445 employees worldwide and, as of September 2018, was the sixth-largest company in the world by revenue. As of 2017, Toyota is the world's second-largest automotive manufacturer. Toyota was the world's first automobile manufacturer to produce more than 10 million vehicles per year which it has done since 2012, when it also reported the production of its 200-millionth vehicle. Competitors * North America is the largest market for Toyota, followed by Japan and Asia. 1. General Motors: ● General Motors is the world's largest auto company with an ● annual industrial output value of more than $100 billion. US is the largest market of GM in North America and the brand sold around 3 million units there. 2. Ford: ● Ford is among the most renowned car makers of the world. ● In 2017, it sold more than 2.5 million vehicles at retail in US Opportunity ● ● ● ● Market growth in the emerging countries. Growth in demand for fuel efficient vehicles. Green technology Self driving technology. * It can further grow its brand presence in markets like China and India. * For example, Toyota can develop new engines and designs to improve the fuel economy of its products, especially its trucks. Threats: ● Increased competition in low cost vehicle segment. ● Increasing manufacturing costs. ● Fluctuation in oil prices. * Rivals have brought better cars at lower prices to the markets * Manufacturing costs gone up: labor costs + raw materials Market & Product 2017 Financial report Net revenue: 27597.1billion YoY change: -2.8% Operating income: 1994.3billion Rate of operating income to net revenues: 7.2% Net income: 1831.1billion Ratio of net income to net revenue: 6.6% R&D Expenses: 1037.5billion YoY change: -18.1 billion Capital Expenditures: 1211.8 billion YoY change: -80.6billion Future market ● Eco-car strategy: Electrification Toyota environmental challenge 2050 (6 challenge) ● Automated driving and AI: from 1990s Highway teammate 2020 Urban teammate early 2020s ● Creating new industries Why you should to choose Toyota? 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Toyota has a history over 70 years Toyota’s total assets around 50.3 trillion yen Total return ratio keep increase recent years 44.1 million Corolla have sold globally The leader of future market The founder of the future society Questions?
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Evaluation paragraphs
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Walmart is indeed one of the most successful retail corporations in the world. The
presentation about Walmart was quite interesting because of the detailed information provided
by the presenters that ...


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