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UNIT TITLE Global Logistics PROGRAMME ExMBA

CONTRIBUTION 100%
C/W TITLE Global Sourcing
STAFF Dr. Aristides Matopoulos Year 2015-2016
STUDENT IVAN CHACHEVSKI
UNCONFIRME 46 To apply late submission penatly (2days)
D MARK
CW SPECIFIC ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
70-100 60-69 50-59 40-49 1-39
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Number and quality of sources reviewed     
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GENERAL ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
70-100 60-69 50-59 40-49 1-39
Level of English / Grammar / Syntax     
Overall Presentation     
References (Quality and Correct Harvard System)     
COMMENTS RELATED TO SUBMISSION

- ToC and page numbers are missing.


- The introduction is way too broad and generic, there is no support from the literature and it reads
more like a novel. You should have elaborated more (using relevant supportive material) on the
need for global sourcing and the links for example to the automotive sector.
- The literature review does address specific concepts and articles but it lacks currency. No articles
after 2008…!
- The section Theory application should rather read (empirical part).
- The empirical part in neither detailed nor supported by material/literature. Where did you get all
this information from? How did you analyse it?
- An overview of Toyota’s SC is missing.
- How is Toyota’s case unique/different to the other car manufacturers. Why did you go for Toyota
in the first place?
- No use of tables/figures.
- Disconnected to the literature review.
- A rather general set of conclusions.
- Reference section quite consistent and well structured but missing references/citations (e.g.
Nager, A. B., & Atkinson, R. D. 2015).

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