Vertical integration Sample Clauses

Vertical integration. Colleges During the period under review, CPMEC’s relationship with the Committee of Presidents of Medical Colleges (CPMC) strengthened considerably through the support of former President Xxxx Xxxx Xxxxxx and the current incumbent A/Xxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx. They signalled their willingness to build on a strong relationship with CPMEC including attendance. Other engagement with Colleges included: • CPMEC Chairs attending the quarterly CPMC meeting and highlighting key issues in prevocational training. • CPMEC’s Professional Development Program for Registrars (PDPR) continues to be a bridge in the postgraduate training space between prevocational doctors and registrars. • Work with individual Colleges to discuss linkages with the ACF and address workshops dealing with leadership, teaching and supervision. • Participation in the CPMC workshop held in 2013 in Melbourne on the indigenous health content in the current College training workshops. • Meeting with the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (RACS) to consider how they could support and engage with the prevocational sector to better prepare junior doctors aspiring for a career in surgery and enhance readiness for the College’s Surgical Education and Training (SET) including the J-Docs program.
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Vertical integration. Vertical Integration is coordination between firms within a specific business processes whereas a coordination needs investments, internal integration is a coordination between departments within a specific business processes. Researchers have commented that a vertical integration in the tourism industry has led to several benefits such as to decrease transaction cost, market to best destinations and gain market power (Bull 1995, Xxxxxxxx and Xxxxxxx 1997). For example, a Thomson Travel Group in the United Kingdom and TUI, a European market leader and the world‟s largest tourism company manages, 81 brands, owns 3700 incoming agencies,285 hotels and resorts,operates 88 air planes, and manages the Mediterranean region.(Theuvsen 2004). SC information tools (link in software such as ERP or EDI are useful to collect, analyze, and exchange of information. A SCM integration could possibly assist a tour operator to respond quickly to tourist needs, lower costs, improve quality of services and adding more value e.g. establish shopping centre near the destinations and providing healthcare services and insurance to tourists especially during the agile market (Cigolini et al. 2004). The core competencies and goals among the SC partners in a tourism industry are quite different, for instance, ensuring a high quality to the overall SC network needs very different objectives. High quality for airlines business means safety, avoid cancellations of flight and avoid delays, whereas in hotels high quality means to offers good food, friendly staffs, and good facilities. Therefore, a successful tour operator will be one who‟s is willing to share common core competencies and goals with hotels and airlines (Xxxxxxxx 1998). Moreover, the SC partners on tourism can be agree to improve infrastructure in the operating destinations, for example, by building a new hotel near the national parks and develop the airfield at the destinations they are operating. Due to safeguard a tour operator and airline could go for long term contract and investment in new hotel and develop air field at the parks. Trust among partners could lead to avoided conflicts, because, all partners can agree on the same goals. Thus, coordination among the SC partners in a tourism business (airlines, hotels, tour operators, travel agents and car hires) is significantly for constructing a competitive advantage in a tourism industry and enhanced the coordination between SC partners (Xxxxx and Xxxxxx 1992). This chap...
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