An Organization Study On EXECUTIVE SUMMARY As per the curriculum of Bangalore University for the partial fulfillment of the Post Graduate of Master of Business Administration, I had undertaken an organization. I have undertaken the Internship study at SULFEX MATTRESS COMPANY, KANNUR. It is one of the major producers of mattresses and fibre in Kerala. For the project I was engaged as an Executive Trainee under the Production Department and had the access to meet the employees of various Departments for the considerable time duration which helped me to gain a deep insight about the type of work they do and study the function and of each department in the Organization. This report is an endeavor to cover the overall Organization Structure, Departments, Procedures, and Functions of the organization and also covers Industry Profile and Company profile with their Objective that the Company have. The report gives an inside view about Managerial Functions, Operative Functions towards the product and employee of the Organization. The report also features the SWOT analysis, Strength, weakness, Opportunity and Threat of the Organization in the East Point College of Higher Education 1
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An Organization Study On
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
As per the curriculum of Bangalore University for the partial fulfillment of the Post
Graduate of Master of Business Administration, I had undertaken an organization.
I have undertaken the Internship study at SULFEX MATTRESS COMPANY,
KANNUR. It is one of the major producers of mattresses and fibre in Kerala. For the project I
was engaged as an Executive Trainee under the Production Department and had the access to
meet the employees of various Departments for the considerable time duration which helped me
to gain a deep insight about the type of work they do and study the function and of each
department in the Organization.
This report is an endeavor to cover the overall Organization Structure, Departments,
Procedures, and Functions of the organization and also covers Industry Profile and Company
profile with their Objective that the Company have. The report gives an inside view about
Managerial Functions, Operative Functions towards the product and employee of the
Organization.
The report also features the SWOT analysis, Strength, weakness, Opportunity and Threat
of the Organization in the present situation. The report is concluded with Findings and
suggestions. As a result of the study, it has been able to get hands on experience of the work
culture in the organization.
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INDUSTRY PROFILE
India is one of the largest producers of natural rubber in the world. Now the company
occupies 4th place in the productivity of rubber. Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia occupy the first
three position on average productivity of around 16,630 kgs per hectare. India is the fourth
largest consumer of rubber as concerned to china, USA and Japan.
Mattresses are one of the most important and widely used products in the world. We
spent a portion of our life for sleeping. So the mattress industry has a vital place in this universe.
This industry has a vast domestic market, comparatively low capital outlay, easy production
technique, high labor input and possible export market. Every people belong to different classes
of economies and society is needed by this product, since they cannot afford to lose their sleep.
Hence the mattress company has a wide acceptance among the customers. Kerala is the state
where coir and natural rubber are abundantly available; hence this industry has wide scope. In
this state, since coir and natural rubber act a major raw material for the production.
History of The Mattresses
Our parents have always told us how bed they had it when they were kids. With no video
games, no internet and the constant battle of walking, uphill both ways, it’s amazing they had
enough energies to bear their children. But luckily, then younger generation have one rebuttal to
the “when I was a kid” mantra: “Well, at least you did not have to sleep on mattresses to leaves
and grass and help together with animal skin”.
History of the mattress is probability not something that is taught in most school with
revolutions and wars often placed ahead of a good night’s sleep. But the mattress like everything
else has a past, present and future.
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History
In the Neolithic period, people began sleeping on primitive beds, the ones our parents
evaded made with leaves and grass and wrapped in hides. Through not as comfy as the modern
day mattress, these first beds where the better alternatives to sleep on the ground and huddling
together with other pre historic humans for warmth, which might not have been as bed if pre
historic humans were better looking.
Moving Up
Egyptian Pharaohs began sleeping in beds raised from the ground after discovering that
sleeping in higher platforms was more beneficial. Soon everyone began to sleeping like an
Egyptian and beds were raised off the grounds everywhere.
The Greeks credited for making less about sleep and more about decor. They created
ornate bedsteads, lasing them with hide strips and toping them with animal pets. Pillows, costly
and gaudy became a symbol of status and typically those who were allowed to rest their heads,
where above most others.
Then enter who else the Romans. The Romans are credited with discovering the concept
of water bed, when in Rome, a person would recline in cradle of warm water until they became
drowsy. Once sleepiness set, they were lifted onto a mattress and rocked to sleep. Romans,
because of this, probably took several naps a day.
In the renaissance era, mattress were filled with pea shucks, straw or feathers and stuffed
into cloth cases. They were then covered with velvets and silks. Then 16 th and 17th centuries saw
mattress similar to the renaissance era, but out went the velvet and silk and in came the lattice
work of rope. The term ‘sleeps tight’ because the latticework needed regular tightening, was
derived from this.
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If mattress could talk, they would probably say that the 18th century belonged to them, but
the industrial revolution hogged all their limelight. It was this era that mattresses take shape,
form and become an integral part of a result life. They began stuffed with cotton or wool and
since sliced bread, the box spring was introduced.
After the box spring, the coil spring and the inner spring mattresses sprung up. With these
so did mattresses as we now know them.
Mattresses, as they are in present day have come a long way from animal skin and
grasses of yore. Gaining in quality and comfort they are viewed less as beds more as vital part of
life: a good mattress is essential to sleep function, a function that dictates a great deal of our
health, and our lives.
While the past saw mattresses made of leaves, perhaps the future will see them stuffed
with clouds. In the mean time, natural latex, visco memory form and polyurethane are the best
beds for the present comfort.
Evolution Of The Mattress From Antiquity To Today
History has shown time and time again that the way we choose to sleep, will, affect our
quality of life. We do not sleep on mattresses by mere coincidence, but rather because of a basic
human need to sleep well. Thousands of years ago, in the Neolithic period, people had beds
made of stone, but still slept on animal skin. Mattresses appeared around 5000 years ago, but
luxury mattresses began to appear as early as the decline of the Roman Empire. Velvet and silks
were highly used in the renaissance, as well as lattice worked rope beds. Iron castes beds
appeared in the nineteenth century, springs only being introduced after the year 1865. Modern
mattresses with inner spring working were first commercialized before World War II. In the late
60s memory form was discoverer and by the 80s, cotton foam and inner spring mattresses were
already available around the world. 12,000 years ago before mattresses, people slept in caves, on
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the ground, on the stone, beds covered with animal skins while dreaming of touching the stars. In
Scotland, primitive stone beds can be found in the Neolithic village of Scare Brae with its
advanced stone astronomical calendar. The development of the first cotton a mattresses in the
Mesopotamia, Egypt and Babylonia around 3000 BC brought with it a turning point in the
mattresses evolution until the end of Antiquity around the year 529 AD with the Plunge into the
dark ages
In the Eastern Civilization of China and Japan the futon continued to evolve, as well as
the tatmi, but the western culture seemed to be more interested in dry weeds, high, wool,
feathers, and reeds until the beginning of the age of rebirth around 1432 AD, with the death of
oan of Arc. He sacrifices in “La Place Rouge” in the city of Rouen, not only echoed through the
Royal courts of France but carried with it the cry for an “Age of Reason” throughout the entire
known world. The renaissance revived the passion for the comfort and the value of a good night
sleep.
The passion for dreaming and enlightenment that fuelled the renaissance, survived all the
way up to the 19th century with such works of art as the hand covered beds in the fantasy castle
Neueschwanstein in Bavaria. But insect and mite free mattresses as we know them today began
to appear as yearly as the late 1700 with the first cast Iron beds, with cotton mattresses. The need
for hygiene and comforts led to the invention of springs. NASA brought about the invention of
memory form mattresses, which have form time again to be far more efficient than the
conventional spring cotton design inherited from the industrial revolution.
In a quickly globalizing world, this can be learned by getting a good rest. In the drawn of
civilization, human kind first learned to value their sleep and look to the stars. During the middle
ages western civilizations slowly began the rebirth of its dreams, until 1968 when the first man
landed on the moon, and they became reality. Now, in a rational world of glass and plastic
towers, the race for comfort and good night’s sleep depends on the mattress we used to face, this
basic human need.
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Growth during Last Four Decades
From a harmful of manufactures during early 60s this product got some market
recognition in early 70s apart from doctor. Ferher and DOA plants, some enterprises started
manufacturing machinery indigenously. In the next three decades over 100 manufactures entered
in the rubberized field. As per the statistics available in the industry has produced about 6000
mattresses for the year ended march 2001 and the growth is still expected to go up in the years to
come. Today rubberized coir products are increasingly used in many industries notably in
transport industry like railway and buses, hospitals, theatres, etc.
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COMPANY PROFILE
Company Name: Sulfex Mattress Company
Place: Elemberapara
Thaliparamba
Post: Pallivayal
District: Kannur
State: Kerala – 670563
Phone: 0497-2780747
0497-2780748
Fax: 0497-2780848
Website: www.su l f exma t t r e s s . com
Email: s u l f exma t t r e s s@gmai l . com
SULFEX INDIA PVT LTD is a company founded in the year 1994, by Mr. MTP
Muhammed Kunhi, a prominent NRI business personality with diverse interest in rubberized
coir, ply woods and construction in India and trading activities in the middles east, Sulfex group
is a fast growing entity, surging ahead with various business interests. Fuelled by an undying
passion to pursue excellence on all fronts, Sulfex aim to create lasting value for customers across
the world.
Beginning as the manufacturers of exceptional quality rubberized coir mattresses, the
Sulfex group has come a long way, today. Together to the state-of-the-art manufacturing plants,
via Sulfex Fiber Products and Sulfex Mattress Company, strategically situated at
Parassinikadavu and Thalpparamba, Kannur, Northern part of Kerala state, account for a
mammoth 8000 metric tons annual production capacity (which means over 2000 mattresses per
day)? Billed as having India’s second largest and most sophisticated plant capacity for
rubberized coir mattresses as well as allied products like carpets under lies, packing pads and air-