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Cadbury Schweppes Individual Assessment  

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Katherine Hobbs BS58464 Cadbury Schweppes Individual Assessment Cadbury Schweppes has transformed itself from a mainly U.K. and British Commonwealth business into an international business with sales of £4.3 billion in 1999 (see Annual Report 1999 p.6). It has been able to achieve this through a number of strategic moves that have enabled it to improve its competitive advantage. The most notable internal strategic success was the restructuring of the Groups' management levels in March 2000 in order to re-deploy skills and experience. This was undertaken as part of the Managing For Value programme introduced in 1997. The restructure has meant that although the Group remains focused on the two separate product streams, a single operational organisation has been created that recognises regional differences between businesses around the world. This is particularly important in terms of the significant benefits the Group has realised in the way that its business is managed and shareholder value...

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