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    5.6 Dacia Renault company strategy The Renault Group is presenting in 118 countries and functioning in five major regions: Europe, Euromed, Russia, Asia, Africa and the Americas. The Renault Group now has more than 129,000 employees, who are working in 139 industrial sites. With regards to the environmental protection, all those industrial sites have ISO 14001 certification. Renault owns three brands: Renault, Samsung and Dacia, the Group design and produce personal vehicles and commercial…

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    Issues In Corporate Governess Various issues keep on popping in various corporate from time to time but i have chosen one of the most famous case of its time. Toshiba Accounting Scandal Toshiba Corporation is a Japanese multinational conglomerate corporation having its headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. In 2010, Toshiba was the world's fifth-largest personal computer producer. It has vast variety of products including information technology and communications equipment and systems, electronic…

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    INTRODUCTION Bombardier Transportation is the rail equipment division of the Canadian firm Bombardier Inc. Bombardier Transportation is one of the world's leading firms in the rail-equipment manufacturing and servicing industry. It is headquartered in Berlin, Germany with regional offices and major development facilities in Canada & the United States. Bombardier Transportation has numerous more minor generation and advancement offices around the world, for accessibility. It offers a wide range…

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    One unique strategic decision shifted Samsung Electronics Company from being just a food exporter in 1938 to a global leader in electronics industry. This unique strategic decision was taken by the chairman of the company Kun Hee Lee when he realized that the company reached a turning point because the company was not paying attention to the environmental changes as its focus was only on volumes, cost production and quantity rather than customer value and high quality. Lee stated that it is time…

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    BMW: The Ultimate Driving Machine BMW produces vehicles that exceed the average customers’ expectations of luxury. With the slogan of, “The Ultimate Driving Machine,” BMW has become extremely popular both nationally and globally. BMW customers, the rich, with lavish lifestyles of luxurious collections, became loyal in between the 1980’s-1990’s when they introduced 3 series that were differentiated only by size. What about the consumer that couldn’t afford that type of luxury? This paper will…

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    The case study; Polska Pipe Works, refers to the negotiation and management practices of an American company that expanded its market to Poland and the Central and Eastern European countries. Stewer Technologies, an American pipe manufacturer, create a joint venture in Poland to manufacture polyethylene pipes in the Polish city of Krakow. Poland is a city with 38 million of people, Poles are people who are very proud of their roots, and heritage, Poland is a communist country. Stewer…

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    Research Question: How do Lean Operations and Supply Chain differ from traditional approaches? Describe the main characteristics of each approach and their strengths and weaknesses then discuss the main issues involved in managing the transition from traditional to lean operations. Operations & Supply Chain- Lean Approach Characteristics The lean approach to operations and supply chain management has been the accepted mode of functioning in many industries and services some many years now and…

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    Geely Case Study

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    Introduction. Founded in 1986, Zhejiang Geely Holding Group (here in after referred to as “Geely”) started out to focus in the automobile industries in 1997. Geely quickly concentrated on the industry, technological innovation, and personnel training over the past years. With the total assets of more than RMB 100 billion, Geely become one of the Chine Top 500 companies for ten successive years, rank in the top automobile manufacturing for eight consecutive years. In addition, it is recognized…

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    There are various challenges as well as opportunities for automobile industry whether domestically or internationally. Therefore, companies and marketers have shown a great interest in understanding critical factors behind consumers’ preference, consideration, evaluation and specific selection of imported products. Malaysia is an emerging country. Malaysia has started its journey in automobile industry in 90s which was a great challenge towards it survival against other big regional competitors…

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    Baby Boomers Case Study

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    Baby Boomers are the generation with the largest discretionary income which makes them today's largest consumer of luxury products. The luxury car brands preferred by Baby Boomers are Mercedes-Benz and Porsche, while Millennial prefer Mercedes-Benz and Tesla. Millennial habits are forcing luxury brands to change their offerings from simple products to technology-driven interactive experiences. Overview The concept of luxury and what is perceived as a premium brand varies from generation to…

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