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Description of Diversified Consulting Projects (DCPs) |
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Today's ever-changing and increasingly competitive business environments create
unique challenges and opportunities for management that often require in-depth study.
Unfortunately, many firms face the constraints of time and/or personnel available
for a special project. That's where the Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business's
Diversified Consulting Projects can help.
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Within the Diversified Consulting Projects
(DCPs), team of CKGSB MBA students serve as consultants to organizations on a variety
of key business issues—under the supervision of high quality and innovative faculty
advisers with expertise on the projects consulted. Through different DCPs, our MBA
students are oriented to acquire real world experience which can help them leverage
academic strengths into professional advantages. Participating firms receive work
on projects such as strategic plans, marketing and feasibility studies, financial
analyses and operational evaluations. |
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The DCPs enable Cheung Kong MBA students
to gain additional exposure to current business challenges and management practices.
Our students design, develop and execute the project they agree upon with the organization and faculty advisor.
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Project Guidelines
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Projects typically come from all sizes
of for-profit or non-profit organizations. Specifically, we expect the projects
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- Deal with important and high level
issues critical to the organization
- Add distinct value to the organization
and the students
- Have a designated timetable
- Directly and regularly involve students
with an organization's management team, especially the designated client contact
- Allow reasonable access to all relevant
client expertise and information
- Challenge students' abilities and utilize
their knowledge, expertise and innovative talents
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Possible Projects |
- Formulate strategic plan for growth
and expansion
- Develop comprehensive marketing plan
for a new or existing product
- Analyze international expansion or
sourcing opportunities
- Revise supply chain management strategy
- Map and redesign of Business processes
- Reformulate dividend policy
- Assess alternative financing options
- Evaluate information system plans
- Assess the feasibility of a product
or market entry
- Evaluate possible mergers or acquisitions
- Develop a full business plan
- Other strategic/important organizational
issues
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