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Essay heading: Running Head: Effective and Efficient Control Systems of Wal-Mart
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November 7, 2000 |
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The public offering created the capital infusion that grew the company to 276 stores by the end of the decade. By focusing on customer expectations, Wal-Mart was growing rapidly in 11 states.
In the 1980s, Wal-Mart became one of the most successful retailers in America. Sales grew to $26 billion by 1989, compared to $1 billion in 1980...
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Sales grew to $26 billion by 1989, compared to $1 billion in 1980. At the end of the ten years, there were nearly 1,400 stores. The first Super Center, featuring a complete grocery department along with the 36 departments of general merchandise, opened in 1988.
Ironically, technology plays an important role in helping Wal-Mart stay customer focused...
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