General Electric (GE) Appliances Case Study

Abstract Larry Barr, a newly appointed regional sales manager, faces the problem of distributing sales quota among sales representatives. This decision affects the income of everyone, including his own income. This problem is further complicated by different potentials of different regions for various reasons. In addition, in the most difficult areas where it is known, new sales representatives are needed immediately. Company history / background Canadian Electric Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (CAMCO) was founded in 1998 and is jointly owned by General Electric Canada.

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