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    Essay On Autonomous Cars

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    appeared in the 1980’s with Carnegie Mellon University’s Navlab experiment. Since then, many research organizations have continued to promote this idea, such as Mercedes- Benz, General Motors, IAV, Autoliv Inc. , Bosch, Nissan, Renault, Toyota, Audi, Volvo, and AKKA…

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    Meso Analysis Paper

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    Meso Analysis The Porter's Five Forces Model The Porter's Five Forces model helps an organization identify the weaknesses and strengths of their industry, in which they adjust their strategy to these outcomes to obtain maximum profitability. The model consists of 5 factors: competitive rivalry, supplier power, buyer power, threat of substitution and threat of new entry. This model will be use for the German automotive industry to see the steps Mercedes-Benz should take to improve. Competitive…

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    The Importance Of Supply Chain Management

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    Short distance can take the route of trucking, packaging and a great example of this is Wal-Mart "hub and spoke" system where the hub was the distribution centers and the "spoke" was the local stores. Same way Wal-Mart revolutionized the supply chain system, Amazon's futuristic drone delivery is looking very promising. The long distance shipment takes the route of railroad, air, package water, and pipeline. The rail is used for long distance, bulk items, and slower process compared to trucking.…

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    The American automobile industry has been around since the late 1800 's and has faced many environmental challenges, though competition, technology, effect on the environment, and economic inpact. The first car was not invented in the United States, so global competition has always been a large factor. Henry Ford revolutionized the automobile industry when he developed the assembly line, there have been various evolutions in the car industry. Cars have always had an adverse affect on the…

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    My company selection is General Motors which comes under automobile industry. With respect to market structure, a consumer goods industry such as automobile industry is differentiated oligopolies. Oligopolies are more than one player similar to monopolies have just very few players in this auto industry co-operate to the monopoly level. Market structure that best characterizes the company you are evaluating When there are only few large competitors exists and each competitor is sensitive to the…

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    Another emerging deal is the plan of U.K Ford owned Aston martin motor company that intends to start exporting cars to China in order to expand its sales. Ford Motors Company also bought the operations of the popularly Swedish based Volvo motors for 6.45 billion U.S dollars which a figure that is slightly lower than its previous year’s profit of 6.57 billion U.S dollars. This merger closely followed the merger between Chrysler and Daimler…

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    2.2.2 COO as Extrinsic Cue in Brand Evaluation It is important to understand that consumer brand evaluations and associations is the tool which creates brand equity. Consumers are using brands/products country-of-origin as an in-formational hint which helps them in determining quality of the product/service which is of-fered by specific brand (Steenkamp, 1990). According to Olson and Jacoby (1972) there are two types of brand cues: intrinsic and extrinsic. The intrinsic cue reflects performance…

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    QUESTION 2 Tesla Motors, Inc. is a US company, founded in July 2003 by Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning, aiming to build electric cars for a wide audience. In the spring of 2004, venture capital investors rose, with Elon Musk becoming chairman of the supervisory board, and soon becoming the defining figure of Tesla (Tesla, 2016). Musk is financially involved in Tesla Motors; he has re-invested the profit from other products into the company. At the end of 2008, Tesla Motors was close to…

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    Amadeus Strategic Analysis

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    travel insurance companies. In terms of travel sellers Amadeus have around 400,000 agency points of sale and 145 airline reservation offices and services over 6,000 corporations worldwide such as Phillip Morris International, Nokia Siemens Networks, Volvo, Nordea Bank, Cemex, Daimler, France Telecom, Bosch, and…

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    Jaguar Land Rover Merger

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    The merger between Tata and JLR was a mutually beneficial, for whereas Tata was looking for a means to have a global foothold, Ford was looking for prospective buyers to help them cut their losses by buying Jaguar and Land Rover from them. This was the prime reason for Ford to invite tenders for the sale of the same . There were many reasons for Tata to acquire JLR. Some of them are : i. As part of a larger strategy to grow in the automotive sector; ii. Opportunity to participate in two fast…

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