This report is based on Balanced Scorecard concepts, below there is the information about Mosaic Canada Inc, mentioning the three aspects remaining, which are: Customer, Business Processes and Learning and Growth.
Mosaic Company mine phosphate rock in Central Florida and potash in four mines in North America, however, its operation is in Canada. It is important to say that its products are shipped to the most important agricultural centers in the world, which requires the ability to deal with diversity on daily basis.
Considering the Business Process, Mosaic focuses on creating value for the stakeholders and also grows and strengthens the business and its relationship with consumers. For that, the company is committed to maximize efficiency and excel in services and products.
It is a leader in the potash industry with annual capacity of 9.9 million tones, and also, it is
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That is one of the reasons it has become a global leader in the segment of phosphates and potash crop nutrition.
It is important to reinforce that, its processes are directly connected to its customers, and how both can benefit from them. To illustrate it, we can mention here the supply chain, which entails not only internal processes, but the customer relationship as well. This includes management in a variety of aspects such as inventory, contracts, logistics, forecasting, warehouse networking and performance. Moreover, by providing those systems and processes, Mosaic states a positive and proactive reputation in the market.
In addition to this, there is a commitment to be a very competitive low-cost producer, which is aligned to its mission and vision. This is also perceived in the customer relationship, which focuses on business and profitable, but first of all, on providing a win-win
In general, it is clear that the company’s main focus is profitability at the expense of consumers. These results are consistent with the initial assertion by the President of the company noted earlier.
They have to make sure that they have lower costs, goo quality products, and satisfied customers.
We understand the importance of our missions and the trust our customers place in us. With this in mind, we strive to excel in every aspect of our business and approach every challenge with a determination to succeed.
The company has established good relationships with most of its customers which has assisted it to create high level of brand and customer loyalty
I selected rocks and minerals that are mined in throughout Colorado. Rocks and minerals can be mined underground and some of them are pit mines. I live in Western Colorado where there are several different mining operations of rocks and minerals. Gold, silver, gypsum, and marble mines. I will describe the different mining techniques, economic advantages and disadvantages, as well as how the rock or minerals are shipped.
Apart from being known for their innovation and R&D facilities their robust manufacturing capabilities have made a mark in the world’s tech arena.
Its advanced research and development program allow it to compete against its current competitors. Its quality products make it easy to standout without ha...
Their PASSION to constantly move from ‘customer satisfaction’ to ‘customer delight’ helps it in becoming the LEADER. Principles like CO-OPERATION, TRANSPARENCY and INTEGRITY further foster its growth.
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Thirdly, the company is committed to delivering superior quality of products and services. It earned a reputation of a convenient and reliable brand that offers the lowest prices, one of the fastest and lowest shipping, widest selection of goods, and many additional features with its services.
Sand mining and gravel extraction are a worldwide activity in both developed and developing countries as was realised by Draggan (2008). Industrial sand and gravel are produced, processed and used in construction and industry all over the world. The leading nations in mining and processing sand and gravel are the United States of America, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, India, Spain, Nigeria, Kenya and South Africa. As a cheap and readily accessible resource many companies are involved in its mining both legally and illegally without considering the damage they are causing to the environment (Draggan, 2008).
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Modern societies rely on mining, minerals and metals to function. Nearly everything in the built environment – from buildings to roads to computers and trains – contains materials extracted from the Earth’s surface.
A number of precious stones are mined and polished for local as well as export purposes. The center point of this operation is Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa. These includes Hessonite, Redingotes, Agate, Idiocrasy, Rutile, Aquamarine, Jadeite, Ruby, Amazonite, Kunzite, Serpentine, Azurite, Cyanate, Spessartine (garnet), Beryl, Margarita, Spinel, Emerald, Moonstone, Topaz, Epidote, Parasite, Tourmaline, Garnet (almandine), Peridot, Turquoise, Garnet (green, grossularite), Quartz (citrine & others) and Vesuvianite. The export from these gems is more than 200 Million
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