About Us The I Need Sparkle story began in 2013 when Purple Mountain Dreams, LLC began offing an exclusive line of home-crafted jewelry. In 2018, we expanded our E-Commerce product line with several approved vendor shops carrying a variety of consumer goods, including a new portfolio of jewelry items. As a family owned and operated business, I Need Sparkle takes great pride in delivering beautiful bracelets, rings, earrings, necklaces and collections that express our customers' personal sparkle. You'll find everything you need from casual, every day basics to exquisite pieces for special occasions. Loyal brand customers have come to expect quality and value with every purchase and superior customer service before, during and after the sale. …show more content…
You can return any item within 15 days of receipt by contacting us by email or phone to request a printable return shipping label with tracking code via email. Customers pay all return shipping. Once I Need Sparkle receives a returned item with the approved label, we will refund the full purchase price. We do not offer exchanges at this time. EMAIL: return_to_PMDLLC@gmail.com PHONE: 512-222-222?? Prepare your return for mailing: Print your approved shipping label and packing slip Package item in a standard approved USPS box or padded envelope Indicate the reason for your retrun on the return packing slip and place in the box with return item. No refunds are processed without a completed packing slip. Put the printed return label on the center of the box. Please note: this is not a prepaid label. Customers are responsible for any return shipping costs. Ship your package via USPS only with the approved label insured for the full price of the item (if original price exceeds $50.00) All returns are inspected by our Quality Assurance team. The full purchase price will be credited to the original payment method within three weeks of receiving your
Sapient is a business consulting and technology Services Company based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, that was founded in 1991 to specialize in client/server application development. Sapient was one of a group of companies (along with firms such as Cambridge Technology Partners and i-Cube) that sought to differentiate themselves from traditional consultants by offering strong technical skills and application development to enable companies to get business value out of technology within fixed-fee/fixed-time contracts and by focusing solely on client's success to achieve long term goals and objectives. In the mid-1990's, Sapient recognized the potential of Internet and started to offer Internet solutions to its clients. Sapient was one of the few e-business integrators from the dot-com era that recognized offshore opportunities early on. It invested in global delivery capabilities in India starting in 2001.The Company has been through significant changes over the past five years, including significant shifts in its client base, offshore staff mix, and target contract size, but the focus on its purpose, core values, Internet enablement and related technologies is unchanged.
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The main purpose of this report was to evaluate and research the financial information about Priceline during the past five years to evaluate the future developing of the company.
Accept a period of reflection where the incident is considered and a means of reparation is decided upon.
For many years, IBM succeeded in holding a very good market position. In fact, the company achieved a very high market share and huge profits. However, this situation did not last forever. In 1990, IBM experienced its first quarterly loss of $2billion due to some unexpected accounting charges. However, revenues increased from $62.7 billion in the previous year to $96 billion. In 1991, the c...
The fundamental business strategy of Zara is very simple which is linking customer demand to manufacturing, and liking manufacturing to distribution. Zara has been running their business in fashion industry which is susceptible to seasons and quick changing customer tastes. Zara has been approached to and considered their business as a perishable commodity business just like a fresh baked cake or bread to be consumed quickly.
Some of the activities associated with reverse logistics are remanufacturing, recycling, reconditioning, warranty management, call-center management, and transportation.
Change is the most crucial aspect of management. In a rapid competitive business environment, change is not only recurrent but also becoming complex. The case study Bega Cheese highlights how the firm has achieved change management from satisfying the needs of local market to being limited company of more than 50 countries globally. Through the case study, it is seen that Bega Cheese has undergone different stages of change process by implementing various effective cultural perspectives, to traditionally organizational designs concerning with structures and new forms, processes and boundaries to adapt to organizational change and eliminate resistance to change. Change is inevitable, and vital to achieve strategic objectives and competitive advantage in the market.
The goal of the manufacturing company is to have the chip manufacturer provide top-quality chips as they manufacturer had done in the past. This shipment of defective chips received not only provided no value to our product but also proved costly. Therefore, we would like a form a restitution for the inferior products they shipped and the assurance that this issue will not continue with future shipments. In addition, it is an important
What can we do to remedy, you ask? Well we can start by thinking about what we do before we do it and putting ourselves into the other person’s shoes. How would you feel if you are working at McDonalds and you make this huge bag of food and give it to the wrong car. Then the next car pulls up waiting for its food and you realize what happened, so you explain it to the person and rush to make some more food.
A refund its process when a customer returns an item of merchandise purchased from the store. Examples of the schemes are as follows:-
Reverse logistics is the process of returning faulty goods from customers. Reverse logistics and returns management continue to be an important part of the world economy. The development of a reverse logistics competency could augment a firm’s supply chain strategies, and if well executed, could transform returns from a cost center to a profit center by extending the productivity of materials, resources, and labor. Information Technology can improve the reverse logistics benefits for a firm that collaborating with supply chain members. In having a superior logistics performance, some competencies are required in considering relationships, technology, and reverse logistic. (Tyler R. Morgan, Robert Glenn Richey Jr, Chad W. Autry, 2015)
Last year I was getting food out of a vending machine. Counting the change I had been returned, I noticed that it had given me back a dollar too much. Now, stopping here, if I were to follow my value of honesty, I would give the money back and inform them of what happened. If I weren’t following the value, I would either keep the money, or buy another scrumptious snack to devour. Now, I did end up taking the money back to the office, and I’m certainly glad that I