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The Role of Innovation in Strategy: Google vs. Apple Business Case Study
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Apple’s iphone is also currently facing troubles with the introduction of Samsung’s Galaxy S2. Galaxy s2 is more powerful than the iphone and it has more interesting features than the iphone. Moreover, it makes use of Google’s prestigious Android operating system which is believed to be the most useful mobile operating system at present.
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The Code of Ethics for Shell Company Business Case Study
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The company will encourage an individual’s growth where the ethics practiced at the workplace will affect employee habits outside the company. Corporations ought to alter their ethical architecture when they are experiencing negative feedbacks from their employees. This organization features among the most successful in terms of their ethics statements.
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Inventory, Warehousing & Cash Cycle Apollo Shoes Case Business Case Study
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The tests of controls, substantive tests of transactions and analytical procedures on inventory and warehousing cycle, and the cash cycle, are designed to ensure that the balances affected by these cycles are stated in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles in the financial statements.
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SWOT Analysis of Bank of America Business Case Study
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It is absolutely essential for the investors to have transparent information about the operations and financials of the company, the management at BoA ensures it operates a sound control system in order to produce reliable financial and operational information which can be made available to the shareholders and investors.  
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Analysis of Japan's Economy and Business Practices Business Case Study
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Unlike other workers worldwide, the Japanese do not care to leave incentives or personal vacation time. (I assume that this means vacation time.) In a survey, it has been found out that the “Japanese avail least leave benefits with 33% and like to work more than spending vacations. (Hodson & Sullivan)”.
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Career Development through International Mobility: Louis Vuitton Moet Hennessy Business Case Study
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The aspect of repatriation is the other important weak point of “Louis Vuitton Moet Hennessy”. From the viewpoint of the repatriation aspect, LVMH always warned its business groups not to generate any permanent expatriates because these expatriates intend to lose contact with their home country which ultimately makes their repatriation difficult. 
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Sylvias Bar Business Case Study
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Sylvia’s Bar is required to bring about innovation and creativity in their food, presentation and ambiance. The atmosphere has to be made more jovial. They could reduce costs by outsourcing their staff. The band’s performance could be made more entertaining by catering to different genres by playing different music at times.
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How Air Asia Would Change Its Business Model in Its Effort to Expand Its Operations in the UK Market Business Case Study
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To improve its production capacity and meet the high demand of its brands, Coca-Cola should hire international companies that have wide experience in food technology. In this way, the company will ensure that the responsibilities of maintaining and servicing its production facilities are at the hands of experts. 
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Performance of Serco - Effective Employment Scenario and Working Environment Business Case Study
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SERCO has been one of the most successful companies in the world in terms of business practices and also in terms of the size of the employee in the company. In 2006, the largest business unit of the company has been opened up in the United Kingdom with more than 3000 employees and across almost 50 sites in the country.
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Clients Analysis of Muscular Dystrophy Western Australia Business Case Study
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The total amount of fundraised during 2011 was estimated to rise by $200 Million in comparison to the 2010 period. The major contributors to the organization’s charitable fund comprised of 28 industries pertaining to resources and 49 industries pertaining to property and lease holdings. 
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Cash Flow Problems: SAAB Business Case Study
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Instead of a proactive management approach, Saab remained reactive to market conditions while its competitors gradually chipped into its market share. The natural result was bankruptcy. Under the control of GM which was itself suffering from financial difficulties and had to be bailed out by the US government, Saab lost its competitive edge.
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Cash Flow Problems of the Car Company SAAB Business Case Study
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The failure of any business can be because of numerous reasons. Recession and political distress among others can be some of the crucial reasons. In a wider sense, this situation generally arises when the operating cost of the business is more than the revenue earned. A company unable to cope up with its expenses may have to shut down its maneuver and file for bankruptcy.
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Clash of the Titans: Coca Cola and Pepsi Cola Business Case Study
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Global sales of soft drinks surpass 327 billion liters and presently valued at $393 billion annually. Countries like North America, Japan and some part of Europe have more mature markets in the global soft drink industry, and countries like India, Brazil, and China also started providing concrete revenues.
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Nikes Global Women's Fitness Business Business Case Study
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“To take a more consumer-approach to the market, optimizing the company’s activities to give customers a holistic collection of everything they want and need in a particular sports category.”  This type of structure groups employees according to their functions and by product type that they are involved in the production. 
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International Business Strategies: MacDonalds and Tesco Business Case Study
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A diamond model is a strong tool for the evaluation and rationalization of foreign expansion decisions. It gives justifications on a holistic level for the decisions taken by businesses to operate in a foreign market. The limitations are that it is theoretical and, it fails to take cognizance of internal politics in the top hierarchy of businesses.
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Apprenticeships Business Case Study
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Jaguar land rover hosts workshops (career events) in most outstanding cities, in the United Kingdom, as it recruits individuals both in and out of education for apprenticeships. The ethics of this apprenticeship programme is to contribute to the development of skills in the youth, in the United Kingdom, and through this process enhance the company image, thus educating future leaders.
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Energy Drinks in Afghanistan Business Case Study
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Afghanistan or the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan is situated at the center of Asia. The country constitutes a major portion of western Asia. It is geographically situated in the eastern part of Iran and the northwestern part of Pakistan. With almost a 30 million population the country offers huge trade markets for the companies entering the Afghan market.
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Doing Business in Spain Business Case Study
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Running a business overseas involves numerous challenges, and it demands extensive knowledge in the socio-economic and cultural background of the destination as well. In other words, it is important to know the factors that may hinder or foster the proposed business abroad.
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International Business Strategy of South African Breweries Business Case Study
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In order to successfully carry out business in any country, it can be seen that there are various business models that can be adopted by the managers. The other important factor that has to be taken into consideration is the fact that any business environment is characterized by changes hence sound business strategies have to be implemented by different companies.
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Blackberry Phones Business Business Case Study
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The main aim of the entire BlackBerry project is to provide wireless internet-enabled devices that are capable of working across various different networks (RIM 2012). Since BlackBerry was created, it has steadily grown to command over 20% of the total volume of Smartphone sales in the world. 
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How Ford UK Can Exploit Its Market Growth in the UK Automotive Industry Business Case Study
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The company has a well-established portfolio of cars, trucks, sport-utility automobiles among many others. In the year 2010, the production of motor vehicles contributed to around 6.5 billion Euros of gross value in the financial sector of the UK. Later on, the number of vehicles produced fell rapidly due to the recession, but it started to pick up remarkably well. 
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The Extent of Price Competition in UK Food Retailing Business Case Study
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This paper reviews economic concepts such as price discrimination, oligopoly, price wars, loss leader, and cost-plus pricing. Based on products that were contained in the basket of goods, these concepts are further discussed. It begins with the research of prices of five commodities from a local corner shop, a convenience store, a supermarket associated with the convenience store.
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A Business Model of Aravind Business Case Study
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 This is done by implementing six steps with the objective of testing and evaluating the social enterprise. Further, this framework is applied to evaluate if a social enterprise is of high performance or not. A short discussion will be helpful in understanding the process and its application in the Aravind Case. 
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Business and Marketing of Pizza USA Business Case Study
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In order to cater to a larger market segment, Pizza USA is considering launching a pizza delivery service to its customers. A team has been organized to supervise the successful implementation of this service. The marketing personnel carried out a survey to evaluate the features most valued by customers for a pizza delivery service.
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Project Management for Business Business Case Study
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The background information of the program has provided elaborate details on lapses and mismanagement, resulting in poor performance. In order to recover the project, the new leader has taken several steps. Two important recommendations have been provided with the objective of improving the overall progress and filling current loopholes for successful project completion.
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Business-Level and Corporate-Level Strategies for Ford Company Business Case Study
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The motor production businesses of the company started in 1919, and it focused on the mass-production of vehicles for the general public. More recently, the company launched a line of financing its vehicles, which works like the company’s subsidiaries. Its operational areas can be grouped under different segments: financial services and automotive. 
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A Comprehensive Review of Pepsico Business Case Study
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The company has been facing a lot of heat as a result of its frequent product recalls. Increased number of customer complaints regarding product packaging, the taste of food and beverage, and unidentified materials in drinks have also resulted in an enormous increase in customer complaints which are many times are unanswered. 
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Designing a Business Strategy for Holland Fit Business Case Study
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Holland Fit is a Dutch Health Company that offers health services to a number of employees and companies in the Netherlands. Their operations are optimally online; as such they have a total of 50,000 members. Their main problem is that they need to improve the number of “nonactive users” which currently stands at 31% of their total number of users.  
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Business-Level and Corporate-Level Strategies Business Case Study
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In as much as this company enjoys growth in its revenues and sales, in markets outside the United States, America still remains the largest single market for the automotive products of the company. It is important to denote that the automotive industry is one of the leading employers in the United States, employing 1 out of every 10 Americans. 
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Twelve Steps in the Critical Thinking Model Business Case Study
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Rising demands of benefits by the employees contribute to rising costs for the company. This strains the company’s financial position and it can also strain its operations in the long run. Therefore, a viable strategy that is nonmonetary ought to be implemented in order to resolve the problem identified. Mandatory wellness programs can go a long way in reducing the benefits bill of the company.
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Nandos Business and Marketing Operations Business Case Study
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In order to attain a distinctive position in the industry, the three basic areas which are capitalized by the restaurant are friendly staff, fresh and hygienic meals, and marvelous customer service (Nando’s, 2014). One key differentiation is the peri-peri sauce which is the trademark of the well-known brand. 
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External Analysis of the Hotel Mandarin Oriental Business Case Study
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The luxury hotel market in the US and in San Francisco specifically, has been growing. This follows recovery after the 2008 global economic recession. Competitive rivalry is moderately low owing to a small number of service providers. Susceptibility to international factors like a decline in leisure consumers, fluctuating currencies and online booking may place luxury hotels at risk. 
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New Venture Creation: Starbucks Business Case Study
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The cost is believed to be sufficient at the initial stage of the implementation of the business idea. As the idea of adding vending machines with the deliverance of quality services would attract the students of the colleges, it is strongly believed that the business would yield a better return after few years of its execution.   
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Social Reporting in Business Business Case Study
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Corporate social responsibility (CSR) encompasses organizational practices that reflect enhanced societal and environmental welfare. These practices go beyond compliance with relevant laws, government requirements or regulations, and the set ethical standards of conducting business operations. Coca-Cola is a leading soft drink multinational in the world.
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Google: Innovation as Competitive Advantage Business Case Study
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Be it in the information technology industry, or the mechanical or telecom industry, in the automobile sector as well innovation is the key to success. The term innovation has become the rallying cry of every product manager.  The word's been wrapped around everything from the Apple iPod to a new template in Microsoft Word to Google’s Project Glass.
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Analysis of Tesco Company Business Case Study
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The changes that have been noted all through this work will definitely affect the expansion, development, and operations of Tesco. However, if constant research is done, the company may be able to withstand the rough and harsh times of the economy, and by taking advantage of its opportunities and strengths, it can definitely keep soaring higher.  
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Alex and Co-Owners' Business Decisions Business Case Study
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Before setting up their business, it is wise for Alex and co-works to study the weather changes at different seasons throughout the year. Since their business depends on potatoes, they should be able to find out the season, when there is a good climate to favor the growth of potatoes and see what they must do to keep their business running in the period the potatoes don’t do well.
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Local Business in Brighton: Partido Ltd Business Case Study
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Critical analysis of the business reveals that the company is yet to adopt fully modernized trading tools such as effective promotional strategies and product diversification. It is the recommendation of the paper therefore that the company invests higher in the use of technology such as the creation of a company website.  
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Essentials of Marketing Management Business Case Study
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Reckitt Benckiser is the company that owns the Dettol brand and has operations in 60 countries and direct sales in 180 countries. Since 1933, Dettol was launched as an antiseptic liquid mainly used in the management of injuries. Hospitals were among the main users of Dettol for first aid on cuts as well as a disinfectant for hospital surfaces and clothes.
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Supermarket Industry in the UK Business Case Study
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Some of the key economic issues facing the supermarket industry in the UK include the high level of inflation, which has led to a reduction of the purchasing power of the citizens a factor that has significantly affected the overall performance of the industry. The technological issues include the use of self-service tills, a factor that is significantly reducing the staffing cost.
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The Competitive Battle Between Philips and Matsushita Business Case Study
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Both companies need to invest in the development of new products. Innovation is the best strategy for companies to maintain their global appeal. This is because customers are always looking for new products designed to meet their requirements and to feel like they are moving together with the current trend in terms of technology. 
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The Analysis of Netflix Business Case Study
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With the increase in market competitors, Netflix has to face several issues that might lead the company to its downfall. The first issue is the support of the content rights owners. At first, the creators of the shows and movies agree to lend Netflix the right to use their products with the belief that the viewers will tune in their channels to watch the recent episodes.
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Intercultural Communication and Negotiation Skills Business Case Study
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A case study describing an interaction between two businessmen from two different nations illustrates the problems that arise when two parties from two different cultures interact. There are various models and frameworks that can be used to explain the communication process between two parties from two different cultures. A recommendation based on an analysis of the issues is given.
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Jen-O-Mex Plant Facility in International Business Business Case Study
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Jencraft Corporation was established in the year 1930. The production plant suffered to a huge extent as the managers could not implement the organizational goals, as they were completely misguided owing to the communications gap. Soon after four years, the unit gained back its stability, wherein there was a significant increase in the number of products manufactured. 
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Hurco Companies Business Case Study
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Hurco Companies are a company involved in the industrial technology industry based in Indianapolis, the USA in which the company sells machine tools for computers and in the metal works industry. The company has a worldwide trading and sales network in which it also focuses on the service and distribution aspects of the company.  
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Marketing Positioning of Coach Incorporated Business Case Study
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Coach Inc’s strategy that has created the “accessible” luxury goods market in ladies' handbags has made it one of the best-known luxury bags in North America and Asia. The company mainly leverages its operations on outsourcing manufacturing to Asia which gives it a competitive advantage since it has managed to charge lower prices for luxury goods by about 50 percent
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The Ethical Claims of The Body Shop Business Case Study
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Body Shop company was founded on 26th March 1976 and is based in Littlehampton (England). Its claim on Community Fair Trade is that a larger fraction of the company’s merchandise contains community trade elements. Since the company has not made any strides in minimizing the gap between the poor and the rich, this claim is considered a marketing strategy.
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Internal and External Environments of Tata Motors Business Case Study
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Tata is a longstanding and successful Indian company, which wants to make an effective global foray after achieving success in the domestic market. Being a group of companies, its Tata Tea, Tata Steel, and Indian Hotels have already made a global imprint by acquiring companies completely and by buying sizable stakes in companies.
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PEST Analysis of Apple Company Business Case Study
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The mechanism followed by the company is highly efficient which has enabled them to reduce the cost of the supply chain and thus realize greater benefits. In addition to that Apple Inc has been able to meet the rising demands of its customers by doing timely delivery of its products through an efficient value chain management strategy.
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Organizational Development at Coca Cola Business Case Study
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Coca Cola is a famous beverage company, known for its products like Fanta and Coke. The company has been a competitor of Pepsi and a prominent brand in many countries. Since the company is functioning in many countries, there are internal issues in the company, which are a hindrance to its organizational development.
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