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acquaint myself with the business environment for a period of one month curriculum at the Institute of Management in Bangalore , Bangalore University. The study was conducted to understand the structure, function and processes of various departments and their interdependence. During the course of study I was able to successfully interact with the employees of the organization. They were happy to give me all possible information. They also took me to the plants and worksites where I got the first hand information about the organizational processes and its functions.
Objectives of the study: a. To get an exposure to the working of an organization. b. To relate theoretical concepts learnt to organizational functioning. c. To learn real life application of management. d. To gain practical knowledge about managerial activities. e. To examine the relationship between operational efficiency and organisation structures. f. To familiarise with a business organisation. g. To understand how the key business process are carried out in organizations h. Analyze the company through SWOT i. Understand how information is used in organization for decision making at various levels
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FACTS
Year of Establishment: 1991 Nature of Business: Supplier, Year of Establishment: 1991 Nature of Business: Supplier, Manufacturer Manufacturer
Wrigley is a recognized leader in confections with a wide range of products offerings including gum, mint, hard and chewy candies, and lollipops. Wrigleys world-famous brands including Extra, Orbit and Double mint, and chewing gums, as well as confectionary brands Skittles, Starburst, Altoids and Life Savers create simple pleasures for consumers every day. With operations in more than 40 countries and distribution in more than 180 countries, Wrigleys brands bring smiles to faces around the globe. The company is headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, employs approximately 17,000 associates globally, and operates as a subsidiary of Mars, Incorporated. Based in McLean, Virginia, Mars has net sales of more than $30 billion, six business segments including Petcare, Chocolate, Wrigley, Food, Drinks, Symbioscience, and more than 70,000 Associates worldwide that are putting our Mars Principles into action to make a difference for people and the planet through our performance.
Exporter/Manufacturer/Supplier Bubble gums, chewing gum, toffees, chocolate toffees, boomer, orbits, candy, and lollipop.
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Illinois. The company was founded on April 1, 1891, originally selling products such as soap and baking powder. In 1892, William Wrigley,jr. the company's founder, began packaging chewing gum with each can of baking powder. The chewing gum eventually became more popular than the baking powder itself and Wrigley's reoriented the company to produce the popular chewing gum. The company currently sells its products in more than 180 countries and maintains 14 factories in various countries, including the United States, Mexico, Australia, the United Kingdom, Canada, Spain, New Zealand, the Philippines, France, Kenya, Taiwan, China, India, Poland, and Russia. In 2004, Wrigley purchased the Life Savers and Altoids businesses from Kraft Foods forUS$1.48 billion. On January 23, 2007, Wrigley signed a purchase agreement to acquire an 80 percent initial interest in A.Korkunov for $300 million with the remaining 20 percent to be acquired over time. On April 28, 2008, it was announced that Mars, Inc would acquire Wrigley for approximately $23 billion.
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Hathaway, Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan. Berkshire Hathaway holds a minority equity investment in the Wrigley subsidiary. The corporate headquarters, the Wrigley Building, is one of the more well-known landmarks on the Magnificent Mile in Chicago.
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HISTORY
William Wrigley Jr. came to Chicago from Philadelphia in the spring of 1891. He was 29 years old, had $32 in his pocket and the ambition to start a business of his own. Besides unlimited enthusiasm and energy, Mr. Wrigley had great talent as a salesman. His father was a soap manufacturer, and as a boy, Mr. Wrigley developed his salesmanship selling Wrigley's Scouring Soap out of a basket in the streets of Philadelphia. In his early teens he took a full time job as a soap salesman for his father, driving a horse and wagon from town to town, calling on retail stores. At the start of his new business in Chicago, in April of 1891, Mr. Wrigley sold Wrigley's Scouring Soap. As an extra incentive to the merchants, Mr. Wrigley offered premiums. One of these premiums was baking powder. When baking powder proved to be more popular than soap, he switched to the baking powder business. Then one day in 1892, Mr. Wrigley got the idea of offering two packages of chewing gum with each can of baking powder. The offer was a big success. Once again the premium - chewing gum seemed more promising than the product it was supposed to promote. At that time, there were at least a dozen chewing gum companies in the United States, but the industry was relatively undeveloped. Mr. Wrigley decided that chewing gum was the product with the potential he had been looking for, so he began marketing it under his own name. His first two brands were Lotta and Vassar.
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Juicy Fruit gum came next in 1893, and Wrigley's Spearmint was introduced later that same year. Getting a foothold in the chewing gum business was not easy. Existing companies offered products that were then better known than Wrigley brands. In 1899, the six largest companies merged to form what was known as "the chewing gum trust," and this combination meant very serious competition for the developing Wrigley business. (Mr. Wrigley was offered a chance to join the trust, but he chose to go his own way.) Several times the young company was on the verge of going under but finally resist to the trust hegemony." Mr. Wrigley continued the use of premiums to encourage merchants to stock his products. He knew that his customers would be more likely to carry Wrigley's chewing gum if they received a little "something for nothing." Mr. Wrigley expanded his premium offers to include items ranging from lamps to razors to scales. These offers grew to be so successful that he published premium catalogs to assist his customers in their selection.
Mr. Wrigley also experimented with the idea of using advertising to encourage more people to buy Wrigley's gum. He was one of the pioneers in the use of advertising to promote the sale of branded merchandise. He saw that consumer acceptance of Wrigley's gum could be built faster by telling people about the benefits of the product through newspaper and magazine
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During World War II, Philip Wrigley, son of the founder and then president, led the company in an unusual move to protect the reputation of its brands. Because of war conditions, supplies of top-grade ingredients became limited. At the same time, the demand for chewing gum increased. Large quantities were supplied to the Armed Forces, since gum helped ease tension, promote alertness and improve morale among the fighting men.
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Factories were built in the following locations: Manila Philippines (1965); Biesheim, France (1967); Salzburg, Austria (1968); Nairobi, Kenya (1971); and Taipei, Taiwan (1978). To meet changing consumer tastes, the Wrigley Company introduced nontack Freedent gum, Big Red cinnamon gum and Hubba Bubba bubble gum in the mid-1970s. Responding to the demand for a good-tasting sugarfree product, the Wrigley Company introduced Extra sugarfree chewing gum in 1984. Today Wrigley brands of chewing gum are enjoyed in over 100 countries throughout the world, and the Wrigley Company is the recognized leader in its field.
About Gum
Spruce trees. People worldwide have chewed on natural materials for hundreds of years. Some of these materials include thickened resin and latex from certain types of trees, various sweet grasses, leaves, grains and waxes. The ancient Greeks chewed mastic gum (or mastiche, pronounced "mas-tee-ka") for centuries. This substance is formed from the resin contained in the bark of the mastic tree found mainly sweeten their breath.
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Grecian women favored chewing mastic gum to clean their teeth and
Modern gum products evolved from a chicle-based gum brought to the United States in the early 1860s. Chicle is derived from the milky juice (latex) of the sapodilla tree that grows in tropical rain forests of Central America. This tree is found mainly in the areas of Mexico, Guatemala and Belize, which lie within the Yucatan Peninsula. Due to the increased popularity of these products, the demand for chicle rose quickly. But, as chicle-suppliers soon realized, their ability to supply chicle was limited by the trees from which it was derived. The trees needed an average of four to eight years of rest between tappings. When chiclebearing trees of Central America could not keep up with demand, manufacturers turned to synthetic gum bases to continue their business. Paraffin, originally discovered in 1830, was an option as it is colorless, odorless, tasteless and plentiful, but others kept searching for a better
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Martin Radvan is President of the Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company, responsible for the Company's worldwide strategy, operations and business performance. With 25 years at Mars, Incorporated, he brings a vast and diverse experience, having worked in a number of functional roles, leadership positions, business segments and countries. After providing instrumental leadership in transitioning Mars from a regionally structured organization into globally aligned business segments, Radvan served most recently as the President of the Mars Drinks segment. There, he led the successful acquisition and launch of Alterra and The Bright Tea Co. brands. Prior to leading Mars Drinks, Radvan served as President and Chief Information Officer of Mars Information Services, overseeing the companys global information technology organization.
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18911932 - William Wrigley Jr. (18611932) 19321961 - Philip K. Wrigley (18941977) 19611999 - William Wrigley III (19331999) 19992006 - William Wrigley, Jr. II (1963) 20062008 - William Perez 20082011 - Dushan "Duke" Petrovich 2011 - Present - Martin Radvan.
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Wrigley is dedicated to bringing a brighter world to life in every way we can. Our products bring simple pleasures into peoples lives every day. But beyond the happiness we offer our consumers, we also believe strongly in our role in the wider world, a role of responsibility and strong citizenship The Five Principles Quality, Responsibility, Mutuality,
Efficiency, and Freedom Quality;The consumer is our boss , quality is our work &value for
money in our goal. Responsibility; - as individual , we demand total responsibility from ourselves ,as associates ,we support the responsibility of others. Mutuality;- An mutual benefits is shared benefits a shared benefits will endure.
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Candy Manufacturing Food Manufacturing Flavoring, Spice & Other Ingredient Manufacturing Seasoning & Dressing Manufacturing
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.SPEARMINT GUM DOUBLEMINT TUNES STARBURST SKITTLES ORBIT LOCKETS JUICY FRUIT HUBBA BUBBA EXTRA AIRWAVES Eclipse Altoids
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SPEARMINT GUM
Wrigley's Spearmint is a brand of Wrigley's chewing gum. Wrigley's launched the brand in 1893 and markets the gum as its classic brand, although the company's brand Juicy Fruit has been on the market slightly longer. As the name implies the gum is flavored with the spearmint plant. Although the chewing gum was pulled out of the market during the Second World War, Wrigley's launched a successful campaign to keep it in the minds of customers In 2004, it was relaunched in the US and UK with the slogan "even better, longer lasting".
DOUBLEMINT
"Double the fun!"
Double mint is a flavor of chewing gum made by the Wrigley Company. It was launched in the United States in 1914
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TUNES
Tunes are one of Britains best-loved brands. Its been helping you breathe more easily for years. So when youre feeling a bit stuffy or need a bit of menthol clarity, grab some Tunes.
STARBURST
"Enjoy the summer all year!" Starburst is the sweets that embody summertime. The time of the year where we all enjoy going out and spending time with friends and family. They are bursting with the juice of real summer fruits so unwrap the mouth-watering fruity chew and enjoy the summer all year round!
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Do you like the red or the green or the orange or the purple? Skittles are the only sweets that are tasted in colours, not just flavours . They are quirky, creative and brimming with colorful personality, just like their fans. Skittles are available in Fruits flavors and also in Crazy Sour flavors for those who think they can handle them!
ORBIT
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Lockets is a familiar and trusted brand that has been helping Brits to keep going through winter colds and sore throats for years, by helping clear your nose and soothe your throat. It's a medicated lozenge with menthol, eucalyptus, vitamin C and a soothing centre containing honey that provides double action relief you can trust. So whether you're looking for symptomatic relief for a blocked nose or a sore throat you know can depend on trusty Lockets to help you get through your day. JUICY FRUIT "The Original Fruit Gum"
Juicy Fruit is a brand of chewing gum made by the Wrigley jr. company a U.S. company that since 2008 has been a subsidiary of the privately-held Mars, Incorporated. It was introduced in 1893, and in the 21st century the brand name is recognized by 99 percent of Americans, with total sales in 2002 of 153 million units.
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If you love blowing huge bubbles, then youve definitely come to the right place! Hubba Bubba has loads of fabalicious flavours to keep your taste buds tantalised. With Hubba Bubba which contains no artificial colours you can enjoy hours of bubbletastic EXTRA fun!
Whatever you eat, chew Wrigleys extra From doughnuts to sandwiches and from orange juice to coffee, our days are filled with essentials, treats and pick me ups. Whilst food and drink are necessary and enjoyable ways of getting us through the day, they can leave a lingering effect on our teeth and mouth. Whatever you eat and drink, chewing Wrigleys Extra sugarfree gum helps keep your teeth clean and your mouth fresh. Extra is the UKs favourite gum brand and is used by millions of people to stay clean, fresh and confident throughout the day.
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Eclipse is a brand of chewing gum and breath mint, first introduced in the U.S by the Wrigley Company in 1999 as its first entrant into the pellet gum segment. However, it was modeled after Excel in Canada, which was launched in 1991, eight years before Eclipse was launched
ALTOIDS
Altoids, the Original Celebrated Curiously Strong Mints, were first produced in England at the turn of the 19th century during the reign of King George III. Smith & Co. (est. 1780), the small London firm that developed the original "curiously strong" recipe, later became part of Callard & Bowser, a prestigious English confectioner founded in 1837. Altoids peppermints are specially formulated peppermint lozenges many times stronger than ordinary mints. Their curious strength comes from the more than generous use of real peppermint oil, as prescribed in the original recipe developed by Smith & Co. at the turn of the 19th century.
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Altoids Big League Chew (until November 2010) Bubble Tape Cool Air Eclipse Excel Hubba Fergie Spec Savers Gummi Savers Life Saver Minis Life Saver Fusions Creme Savers
BENEFITS OF CHEWING
You love to chew gum because it tastes great and helps freshen your breath, but did you know there may be additional benefits to chewing gum. More than two decades of research and consumer outreach have driven Wrigley's leadership in oral care with consumers and within the professional and scientific community. In fact, according to some of that research, chewing sugar-free gum for 20 minutes after eating or drinking can help protect your teeth. Because of studies like this, more and more consumers and dental professionals around the world are remembering to Eat.Drink.Chew. to help practice good oral health, especially when on-the-go.
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Location
Candy Manufacturing Food Manufacturing Flavoring, Spice & Other Ingredient Manufacturing Seasoning & Dressing Manufacturing
AWARDS
13/Apr/2012 Wrigley China awarded top Asia-Pacific PR award for ... Doublemint wins top PR award for face to ... highly competitive AsiaPacific PR Awards 2011, the ... to-Face" Campaign has been awarded the "Product ... 23/Jul/2012 Snickers Ice Cream Takes To Twitter To Award Fans With ...Snickers Ice Cream Takes To Twitter To Award Fans With Free ... billion, six business segments including Petcare, Chocolate, Wrigley, Food, Drinks ... 22/Jun/2012 Mars Comments On Receiving 2012 Cannes Lions Advertiser ... Commenting on these latest awards and Mars ... Advertiser of the year Award, but to ... segments including Petcare, Chocolate, Wrigley, Food, Drinks ... 03/May/2012 Cannes Lions Honours Mars with Advertiser of the Year 2012 ...and most prestigious global annual awards celebrating creative ... YeaR award.. Award ... will be awarded to Mars ... acknowledged with such a prestigious
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Generally the larger size of an organization the greater the need for departmentation contributes to the success of enterprises in a number of ways that are given below: It increases the opening skills and efficiency or organization Departmentation involves division of function and fixation or responsibility of different executives. The Manager in charge of different departments is given certain powers and is allowed to take the decision with the power given to them. As departmentation involves division of functions and responsibility among different executives there is a scope for expanding the organization to an indefinite degree.
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The important consideration which should be kept in mind by the management at the time of drafting departmentalized organization plans are as follows: Specialization: The method of departmentation used should be such as to yield the benefit of specialization. Control: Departmentation should provide for effective control of activities performed in different departments. Economy: It should not resent in an excessive financial burden to the enterprises. Ground work: It should make certain preparation and prepare the ground for instance for decentralization of authority for enforcing adequate controls.
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1. PRODUCTION 2. UTILITY 3. P&O, HR 4. ENGINEERING 5. LOGISTICS 6. FINANCE AND TAXATION 7. QUALITY 8. ESH 9. TAXATION DEPT
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Director-supply chain
Sr manager-Finance
HR director
Head of procurement
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Executives-Finance
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Environment (Srikant )
Monitoring Srikant Maintenance Suresh Statutatory Srikant
Environment , Safety& Health Mission Statement We at Wrigley India pvt ltd. Are committed to provide safe system of work, resources, training and education . to this end we will encourage and seek active involvement of one and all in order to establish, maintain a safe &healthy working environment. We are also committed to protect the
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Safety Functions: 1st priority to safety. Accidents prevention To provide personal protective equipments (PPEs) like safety shoes, helmet, mask, white coat, etc to all employees. Safety education. Storage safety management system. Mog dril artificial Fire program Dust collectors Behaviour base safety (BBS) its a coaching process. Explosion prevention only in Wrigley
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It is the life blood of every organization. It is concerned with managerial decision making. This department id concerned with proper utilization of cash. It identifies the sources of finance where to borrow. It has abundant of Functions which can be enumerated as follows:
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To protect the financial interests of the company. It helps in achieving the business results (Profitably) Monitoring the funds, collection and payment. Liaison with banks and financial institutes. Controlling the inflow and outflow of cash. Financial planning and mobilization of cash. To see that company does not suffer from want of finance. To exercise the cost control and cost reduction techniques. To monitor the budget and budgetary control.
Functions 1.Wrigley accounts Maintaining accounts of Wrigley Pvt Ltd Preparing financial statements on monthly basis Publishing the annual report every financial year 2. Consolidation of accounts Preparing consolidation accounts of yearly. 3. Funds management at unit level Managing the funds in all units of the company Every twice a week company/units forwards the funds report to Head office. Head office manages the excess funds if any in any unit the dept will suggest to invest. Wrigley and its subsidiaries
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CFO
Sr Manager Finance
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BUDGET CONTROL SECTION: This section main function is to control the budget of each unit of Wrigley pvt ltd. When new unit starts the company fixes budget of that unit. The budget controls sections looks after this budgets, how much company supposes to make expenses on a particular unit whenever the expenses is crossing the estimated budget this department informs and gives suggestions.
Head office finance sections: This section main function is to meet the Banks. And arranging or raising funds for various requirement of the organization.
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CFO
Sr Manager Taxation
HO Commercial
Deputy Manager 1
Deputy Manager 2
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OBJECTIVES Tax compliance Intimation of change in law Corporate governance Providing advisory alert and monitory services.
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Production manager
Shifting in change 1
Shifting in change 2
Shifting in change 3
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Product Mix:
Production Volume:
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Base mixing
Gum mixing
Sheeting
Cooling
Temping
Coating
Wrapping or packing
Gum Base Gum base puts the "chew" from chewing gum, binding all the ingredients together for a smooth, soft texture. The Wrigley Company uses synthetic gum base materials that provide longer-lasting flavor, improved texture and reduced tackiness. Sweeteners The finest grades of pure powdered cane sugar, beet sugar and corn syrup are used from the production of Wrigley's sugar-sweetened chewing gums. Several types of high-intensity sweeteners are used from Wrigleys sugarfree products and as flavor enhancers from some other brands. These artificial sweeteners deliver long-lasting, noncaloric taste and do not promote tooth-decay. Flavorings and Colorings The most popular flavors for chewing gums come from the mint plant. Mint flavoring for Wrigleys chewing gums is extracted from fresh mint plants grown on farms from the United States. After the plants are harvested, they go through a distillation process that extracts the oils used for flavoring Wrigley brands. Other Wrigley brands are flavored by a variety of fruit and spice essences. Colorings are used to distinguish different flavors.
The Wrigley Company manufactures chewing and bubble gums with long lasting flavour and consistent, high quality. This includes manufacturing our gum in spotless, air-conditioned rooms and sampling all ingredients before accepting them into any of Wrigley's manufacturing facilities. After raw ingredients are approved as meeting our quality standards, the first stage of production begins.
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Gum Base mixing In this process the machine to take 2.1/2 hours mixing the sugar powder ,sugar free powder , liquid bluecose and flavors color items. In Wrigley having 2 big machines for mixing the gum base items.
melting In this process The making of Wrigley's gum begins by melting and purifying the gum base. Mixing The melted base is poured into a mixer that can hold up to one tonne of ingredients. Sweeteners and flavours are added at just the right moment and in just the right amounts and then slowly mixed.
Rolling From the mixers, a large "loaf" of gum is sent through a series of rollers that form it into a thin, wide ribbon. Each pair of rollers is set closer together than the previous pair, gradually reducing the thickness of the
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Sheeting in this process after the rolling process next move to gum through sheeting means to produces a sticks . At the end of the rolling process, the continuous ribbon of gum is then cut into a pattern for sticks, short thicker tabs, long rolled strips or small rectangular gum centers, depending on what type of gum is being made.
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coating After tempering, the gum centers are broken into individual pieces. The pieces are then fed to a spray drier that forms the crunchy coating around the gum center. It tumbles the pieces while a prepared syrup mixture, made of filtered water, sweeteners, and colouring is sprayed onto the gum. This combination of tumbling and spray coating forms a candy shell around the soft gum centers. in this process the Wrigley having 3 machines and that machines takes 51/2 hours for loading and unloading the sticks
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Packaging
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Pellet-style gum is principally packaged by two methods. One is to place the pellets into the formed plastic compartments of a blister pack. The package is heat sealed with a foil backing, and inserted into a cardboard sleeve. The second method is to line up ten pellets in a row, wrap in traditional packaging and seal both ends to ensure freshness. For Wrigley's HUBBA BUBBA Tape, a ribbon of gum is rolled up and placed in a plastic clamshell-like package.
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Introduction
The product service qualities are totally dependent on the quality controls and quality assurance measures that are in vogue in the company. Quality and service is the hallmark of Wrigley India pvt ltd . It is the reliability we
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Quality Products Delivering quality products is our top priority, and well stop at nothing to make sure were providing the very best for our consumers. To ensure uncompromising safety of our gum and confections brands, we apply strict quality management systems across all aspects of production, which meet or exceed those outlined by International Food Standard (IFS), a third party audit standard recognized by the Global Food Safety Initiative, and the International Organization for Standardizations (ISO) 22000, 18000, 14000 and 10011 certifications.
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ORGANIZATION STUDY AT WRIGLEY INDIA PVT L.T.D People & Organization (P&O)
Organization structure of P&O
Director
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Outsourcing employee
People & organization or human resources department is a policy making unit. The various subsidiary companies will follow these policies. P&O set strategies and develop policies, standards systems and processes that implement these strategies in a whole range of areas. The P&O functions includes a variety of activities and key among them is deciding the staffing needs of an organization and whether to use independent contractors or hire employees to feel these needs, recruiting and training the best employees, ensuring they are high performance, dealing with performance issues, And ensuring your personnel and management practices confirm to various regulations. Activities also include managing your approach to employees benefits and compensation, employee record and personnel policies Usually small businesses have to carry out these activities themselves because they cant yet afford part or full time help. However, they should always ensure that employees have-and are aware of-personnel policies which confirm to current regulations. These policies are often in the form of employee manuals which all employees have.
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PERSONAL MANAGEMENT PERFORMS THE FOLLOWING: Workforce planning Recruitment (sometimes separated into attraction and selection) Skill management Training and development Personal administration Compensation in wage or salary Time management Travel management (sometime assigned to accounting rather than P&O) Employee benefits administration Personnel cost planning Performance appraisal Labour relations
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RECRUITMENT AND SELECTION PROCESS: The recruitment is major function of the P&O department and recruitment process is the first step towards creating the competitive strength and strategic advantage for the organizations. A general recruitment process is as follows. Step 1: Identifying the vacancy: The recruitment process begins with the P&O department receiving requisitions for recruitments from any department of the company. This contains: Post to be filled Number of persons Duties to be performed Qualifications required Preparing the job descriptions and job specifications Locating and developing the sources of required number and type of employees (Advertising etc) Short-listing and identifying the prospective employee with required characteristics. Arranging the interviews with the selected candidates.
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Step-3 Screening/Short listing: At this stage, the CVs collected are screened to shortlist the candidate as per the requirement. This process includes various stages like: Telephonic Interview: it is done to assess the communication and other soft skills of the candidate. It is preliminary stage where the unsuitable candidates are rejected. The CVs selected after preliminary stage where the selection department. They evaluated whether the candidate is suitable as per the job description or not.
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INTERNAL SOURCES Employee referrals Previous applicants Performance appraisal: Performance of employees in the company is review every year. The organization gives goal sheet to each employee has to show his performance every month to HR. Training and Development: At the organization level, a successful training and development program prepares the individual to undertake a higher level of work, organized learning over a given period of time, to provide the possibility of performance change. In this settings, P&O is the framework that focuses on the organizations competencies at the first stage, training, and then developing the employee, through education. To satisfy the organizations
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Preventive Maintenance: Overhauling of H.T yard-yearly Earth pit maintenance-yearly Earth pit resistance checking-yearly Predictive maintenance: Thermal imaging for critical feeders- yearly Performance-YTD-2011 EB:DG Ratio OB-11-90-10 EB:DG Ratio YTD-11-94.8:5.2 Diesel Generator Wrigley is using 2 diesel generator if there is any power failure
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Preventive maintenance of DG: A check-daily-utility machine, water level, diesel level etc. B check every 300hr/ 3month C check every 1500hr/ 1year D check every 6000hr/ 2 year Alternatives maintenances Energy meter Protective relay Winding/insulation
Predictive maintenance: Thermal imaging Vibration monitoring Boiler Preventive maintenance: Boiler des scaling-quarterly Economizer cleaning-monthly Fuel pump servicing-quarterly Fuel tank cleaning Trap servicing
Chillers Preventive maintenance: Condenser descalls TDS monitoring in the cooling towers Compressor oil test-quarterly Cooling tower cleaning-monthly Predictive maintenance: Thermal imaging
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Logistics department includes Production planning Material planning Warehouse Customer services
1. Production planning
Prakash is managing all production planning in Wrigley. Production planning is all about planning of how much to produce as per demand. Usually Wrigley is producing only pellets & sticks in its Bangalore factory. Wrigley is producing orbit in different flavour & in different quantity. Same for sticks also.
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2.Customer service: prakash.C is handling customer service. Co-ordination between company & sales. Here what baddi factory is producing Bangalore factory does not
produce it It has 32 distribution centre in India It distributes FG with transportation. Supply is all over the India. North east west south. Lead time is normally 10 to 15 days Wrigley is always focusing on reducing the cost Abnormal sales Any Transportation loss is held by transportation agency. It has 3 shipping line chainnai, Mumbai, kollkata.
3.Material planning: Dr murli is managing all material planning. Wrigley is importing 70% of material from US 3 months advance purchase order is taken 120 packaging material
4. Warehouse:Plucksha is looking after warehouse FIFO method is used here All the finished good are stored at warehouse Packaging, Innovation & Sourcing Packaging is a high-profile component of a consumers experience it enables the safe transportation of our product, identifies our brands and provides consumers with important information. However, packaging also uses material, and we need to find solutions that allow us to deliver our
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Engineering department:
Engineering department is the department, which consists of maintaining working process of the factory. Engineers plays very importance role efficient running of the factory. This dept is involving special skilled engineers to maintain the mechanical activities.
Engineering manager
Sr executivemaintenance
Sr executiveproject
Executiveprocess
Function of engineering department: Camera are installed for missing pellet, broken pellet, half broken pellets OEE- overall equipment efficiency Engineering department has team of mechanical engineering & electrical engineering. mechanical engineering takes care of mechanical parts, equipments troubleshooting maintenance etc Electrical engineering is taking care of electrical parts, equipments troubleshooting maintenance etc
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SWOT ANALYSIS
Strengths wwww
What we are good at, & are doing well.
Weakness
What we are not good at, & are not doing well.
Opportunities
The events and trends favourable to the group.
Threats
The events and trends
unfavourable to the group.
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WEAKNESS Poor implementation of technology. Employees does not retain in the company for a long period of time because of harmful work Lack of Co-ordination Wrigley Pvt Ltd wed page does not provide much more information. This company dont having its own website.
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LEARNING EXPERIENCE
I gained so much knowledge from this organization study at Wrigley India pvt ltd. Employees were very co-operative, friendly and interested to explain me about Wrigley and my guide was very co-operative during this study they give their valuable time to me and helped me in this study. Study will be very helpful to me in the future courses and in turn help in my career. During this exposure my objectives of the study as mentioned under were successfully fulfilled. I started my training under the guidance of Dr Harjinder singh modi, who introduced me to functional head of various departments. My study started with company profile. It gave me an understanding as to how organization operates. Mr sukesh (HR executive) explained me about P&O department and also about facilities provided to employees at Wrigley. Like canteen, cabs, medicals facilities to employees. Importance of different management functions such as planning , organizing, staffing, directing and controlling was known which guide the organization facing stiff competition from competitors. Importance of time management, which helps the entire organization in meeting delivery dates of customers. Knowing the importance of team effort when compared to individual effort in organization. One important aspect I would like to share is whatever theoretical aspects we learnt in class room, they are mostly implemented here like recruitment process, training program, human resources planning, performance appraisal
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SUGGESTIONS
Proper utilization of resources is needed The managers have to take feedback and also have to rate the performance of employees. Self-appraisal should be encouraged. Motivate for all employees & labour. Training to all the staff, employing young people as per the need of the organization
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CONCLUSION
The objective of this study was to study various department and sections of the Wrigley India pvt ltd. The company has number of department. During the study it was observed that all departments are actively working towards the achievements of the company goals and objectives. The company is based on certain values such as innovation, creativity, trust and team spirit, respect to individual. The management and administration is efficient. The overall study of the organization shows that the company has grown tremendously since its incorporation. This internship project has helped me gain insight about the work environment and operation involved in the organization and gives me an opportunity to know the working style of the organization. The project study has also brought into light the working methodology of some key functions like finance, P&O, production, quality, etc. It helped me to apply my theoretical knowledge.
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