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    Finance 3770 November 28, 2015 Netflix – Friend or Foe? Netflix, created in 1997, revolutionized the way people watch movies. As Netflix began to deliver DVDs to your door, convenience overtook the trip to the video store. When their streaming infrastructure was deployed, consumers no longer needed to even visit their mailbox. This business model has transformed the home entertainment industry and has identified Netflix as the leader in this industry. The massive Netflix subscriber base,…

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    Netflix. My family had a practice of watching Netflix shows together in a way that was disobedient to the principle of wholesome recreational activities. We were in the same room together but we were not interacting or connecting as a family. This disobedient practice of choosing to spend our time together watching Netflix instead of engaging had an individual negative outcome of dependency on Netflix. When my family was tired and wanted to relax, we would turn on the show we were currently…

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    Netflix: The Era of Cable-Cutters The word “Netflix” has been ingrained in populations all of the world to the point where it has become a common placeholder for groups of people, and couples, to spend their weekends inside, watching a movie or T.V. series from the comfort of their own homes. However, streaming movies from home was not always the case, or ease of use for that matter. Netflix began in 1997 in California by Marc Randolph and Reed Hastings. Randolph co-founded MicroWarehouse which…

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    are numerous pros to vertically integration for Netflix. The major pro that would be gain of variety in the programming options. Numerous sources claim that the ability to offer continued diversity is pivotal to the long-term success of Netflix. Which would be directly recognized by acquired movie studios and cable networks. This would also limit the dependency on third-party programming supplies that could strain their profits and ultimately put Netflix out of business. However, there is a…

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    tone of the culture, the organization, and works with change so the company can remain strong through it. If a company did not have human resources, a few managers would have a lot more work cut out for them. Before reading the chapter, I read the Netflix HR policy. The policy that first bothered me was “Hire, Reward and Tolerate Only Fully Formed Adults”. This bothered me due to the wording. I’m a student, and I at first took offense to this statement because I took it meaning they wouldn’t…

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    Netflix is a worldwide provider of streaming movies and TV. Most people do not know Netflix has been around since 1998, but the company only sent DVD’s by mail during that period. Netflix did not begin its streaming services until 2007. Short afterwards Netflix expanded its services to Canada, and then expanded to 190 countries (Minaya, Ezequiel). As cable companies become more and more expansive, people start to switch to streaming their shows and movies instead of having a cable subscription.…

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    everybody loves? That's right, you guessed it, Netflix! It will soon be celebrating its 20 years since its release on August 29, 1997. Within those years, Reed Hastings, the creator of Netflix, has accomplished many things, such as, conquer the world. Well, almost. He somehow found a way to have Netflix in Australia, Canada, the United States even Mexico. However, Netflix isn’t available in China, Syria, North Korea and Crimea. Secondly, since Netflix has so many movies and tv shows for all…

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    Netflix is an entertainment company with a business model that was centered on convenience, value, and selection. One of the key problems I identified was that Netflix experienced a large amount of subscription cancellations from its customers and had lengthy delivery times. Due to higher costs and limited available content, studios were unable to reach Netflix's needs for DVDs. Lastly, an opportunity I identified was to offer more new releases to become comparable to the entertainment industry.…

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    For a company that was started because its CEO was frustrated when forced to pay obscene late fees for a rental movie, Netflix has come a long way. It has become a cultural phenomenon, even going as far as becoming a verb commonly used amongst it younger user base. Operating in an industry that was dominated by giants such as Blockbuster and Walmart, this startup company was able to be successful largely due to how it was able to create and uphold a corporate culture unlike any other.…

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    EXTERNAL ANALYSIS General characteristics of the environment To understand how and why Netflix operates the way it does we are going to analyze the environment of the business in which the firm operates. The performance of the company is not affected only by its particular actions but it changes depending on different factors such as: The demographic structure: The population is rising nearly 77 million people per year, at a rate of 1.15 % per year; it is over 6.9 billion people. The five most…

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