HomeCompaniesProvident Financial

Provident Financial Case Studies

Growth

Entering overseas markets

Growth

Entering overseas markets

Provident Financial was founded in West Yorkshire, England in 1880 by Joshua Waddilove. The company’s headquarters are still based in West Yorkshire. However Provident...

Popular Case Studies

Social responsibility – using resources more efficiently

Developing key skills for a lifetime of opportunity

Building community partnerships

Financial management in a retail setting

Operating a statutory body in a commercial environment

Operations management: The Wincanton Way

Growing the value of a business for shareholders

Achieving Better Public Services – The work of the Audit Commission

Using stakeholder partnerships to maintain success and secure the future

How roles and functions contribute to competitive advantage

Powering forward with a new vision

Developing people through decision-making

Recent Articles

How to Choose the Right Materials for Your Sign Manufacturing Project

All-on-4 Dental Implants in Turkey: Comprehensive Guide and Benefits

French Train Network Hit by ‘Malicious’ Arson Attacks Hours Before Olympics Ceremony

Strictly Come Dancing Controversy: The “GATE” Scandal Unfolds

India on High Alert After Boy Dies from Nipah Virus in Kerala

Families of Gaza Hostages Criticize Netanyahu for Omitting Ceasefire Deal in Congress Speech

Why should businesses improve partnerships with successful examples

Top 5 FinTech Software Development Case Studies

Computer vision and the future of mobile applications

How to Handle Common Challenges in Airbnb Hosting

Manchester City vs. AC Milan: All You Need to Know

Manchester Airport Officer Removed from Duty After Viral Arrest Video

More Case Studies

Taking flight into the future

Client servicing in a customer-focused organisation

The Freeserve solution

The effectiveness of an advertising campaign

Healthy Eating

Job roles at Specsavers

Managing change to meet market challenges

Relaunching a product

Developing employees as organisational assets

Success through managing quality, safety, customer service and cost

Entering a new market with a new product

Using a range of management styles to lead a business