Section outline
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Organisation Management is one of the subject of study leading to the award of Degree Master of Commerce International Finance under CCSS for affiliated colleges and Department of Commerce and Management Studies, University of Calicut in collaboration with CMA London.
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To explains why organisations are formed and describe the different types of organizations.
To evaluate the importance of Corporate Social Responsibility in an organisation's success.
To provide an insight into how the organisations are managing their finance function, technology and information.
To understand different models of operations management.
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This module explains:
- Different types of organizations
- Mission, Vision and Objective
- Value of Shareholders of an Organisation
- Structure of Organisation
- Functional Bound: Externalization, SSCs and BPOs
- Stakeholders of an Organisation
- Conflict among Shareholders
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This module covers topics such as:
- Business Ethics
- Approaches to ethics
- Role of Professional Accountant
- Ethical Code of Conduct
- Corporate Social Responsibility
- Corporate Governance
- Features of UK Corporate governance code and the features of the US Sarbanes Oxley Act 2002
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Internal Examination Model question papers Folder
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Third module covers:
- Contribution of finance function in organisation's strategies
- Analyse the components of fiance function
- Conflict with in the role of finance function
- Activities to finance function
- Contemporary transformation of the finance function
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This module discusses
- Role of Information Systems in the organisation
- Cost and benefits of information systems
- Internet, Intranet, Wireless technology, E-Commerce, Digital Markets
- Social Media and digital goods
- Big data Analysis
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Assignment 1
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This module discusses
- Porter's Supply Chain Management System
- Procurement as a strategic process in Supply Chain Management
- Supply chain Management (Reck and Longs Strategic positioning tool)
- Cousin's strategic supply wheel and relationship based supply chain
- CSR and operations management

