International Hydrolytics Ltd.

 

 

International Hydrolytics Ltd.

 

IMPLEMENTATION PLAN

 

 

Preliminary considerations indicate that, without proper management style, advanced hydrolytic composite (AHC) technology’s most unique characteristic, i.e., application to as many as 1500 different products, can become a real problem in a large, broad scope, projects.  In addition, on an international scale, these observations are further complicated by geographic differences, e.g., geology, languages, culture, etc.  Therefore, as prelude to successful marketing of AHC technology “all over the world, all at once” IHL’s Marketing Plan will be implemented under the well-known matrix style of management.  Relevant features of IHL’s Implementation Plan are described in this brief overview:

 

 

 

MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONS

 

The principle objective of IHL management will be to effectively recruit, retain, train, and support AHC marketing and technical teams geographically located within the continents of North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia.  In this regard, first year management activities will include:

 

Professional Staff - Key personnel, experienced in AHC technology, have already been identified and are prepared to become IHL employees on short notice (thereby helping to make possible accelerated program ramp-up and significantly lower recruiting and training costs).  In addition, the balance of IHL’s professional support staff, i.e., marketing, administration, legal, financial, and technical, will be the highest caliber that can be recruited and retained, as reflected by budgeted salaries and benefits.

 

Facilities – IHL’s major facility, in Albuquerque, New Mexico with associated furniture, fixtures and equipment, will eventually project an image of elegance and permanence without ostentation.  Initially, however, IHL’s Albuquerque operations will most likely rely on rental warehouse-type facilities until permanent facilities can be located and rendered functional.  In addition, IHL facilities will include offshore marketing offices, with non-colocated blending and bagging operations, for Europe and the Pacific Rim.

 

Travel - Domestic and foreign travel, a significant line item in IHL’s operating budget, will be geared to the scope and pace of the planned marketing effort.  Maximum travel scheduled for the first year of IHL’s operations will not only expedite early development of foreign market opportunities, but also minimize the requirements for temporary facilities and equipment, as the International Hydrolytic Institute emerges from the initial phases of leasehold improvements and equipment acquisition.

 

 

 


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