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BUSI 4200 R hino Case

BUSI 4200 R hino Case. Group 74 Mitch Jones, Andrew Joyner, Peter Lindholm, Evan Price, Josh Scott October 2, 2012. Order of Events. Introduction Define the problems Establish Criteria for Decision Collect and Analyze Data Identify Solutions and Shareholders

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BUSI 4200 R hino Case

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  1. BUSI 4200Rhino Case Group 74 Mitch Jones, Andrew Joyner, Peter Lindholm, Evan Price, Josh Scott October 2, 2012

  2. Order of Events • Introduction • Define the problems • Establish Criteria for Decision • Collect and Analyze Data • Identify Solutions and Shareholders • Defend and Implement Solutions • Evaluate, Review, Revise • Conclusion

  3. Define the Problem

  4. Establish the Decision Criteria • Determine the main objective of Kruger National Park. • Priority: High • Population control, broadening of the range for populations, spreading the risk of managing wildlife, making the populations more resilient and viable, and fund-raising for specific conservation and land expansion programs • What makes a poacher want to illegally hunt rhinos? • Priority: Medium • How much does selling a rhino or allowing a rhino hunt help out the park financially? With population control? • Priority: High • How can the park combat poachers to reduce the amount of illegally killed rhinos? • Priority: Medium

  5. Establish the Decision Criteria • How much can a rhino be sold for to private parties? How much can the horn be sold for? • Priority: Medium • How could the park improve its other tourist attractions to help improve fund raising efforts? • Priority: Low • For the companies that KNP sells the rhinos to, what are their motives behind using the rhinos? • Priority: Medium

  6. Collect and Analyze Data

  7. Identify Solutions and Shareholders • Kruger Nation Park not being able to completely cover cost with the revenue that they received from operating the park • Tourist attraction • 21 rest camps, 7 private lodge concessions, and their 11 private safari lodges • There are not always good intentions of the people who purchase the rhinos from Kruger Nation Park • Ulterior motives for the rhinos • Extensive background checks on the potential buyers

  8. Identify Solutions and Shareholders • There are poachers that roam South Africa in search for rhinos to kill and take their horns • Due to the rapidly increasing demand of markets in Asia and India. • Increase the amount of budget that is designated towards the SANParksEnvironmental Crimes Unit and the South African Police • Give them sentence time and make them pay double of what a horn costs on the black market

  9. Defend and Implement Solutions • Establish Task Force Team to investigate rhino buyers • Charge fee during purchase to cover cost of team • Probationary period for buyers after sale • Hire previous military, and law enforcement • Knowledge of country and problem

  10. Defend and Implement Solutions cont. • More efficient way of matching revenues and expenses • More attractions within park • Market existing attractions more • Perform study to see what citizens are willing to pay • Adjust prices according to study

  11. Defend and Implement Solutions cont. • High Cost of rhino hunting trip • Government charge tax on trips • Earmark the tax revenue for use in park • Use for care and upkeep of park

  12. Evaluate, Review, and Revise

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