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Walt disney Company Research [Supervisor's Name] Walt disney Company Research Company Overview The Walt disney Company was initiated in 1923 as a cartoon studio in one of the storefront buildings and over a period of eight decades, it has evolved into one of the most exceptional entertainment companies in the world with its diversified product and service portfolio which remains unprecedented because of its phenomenal quality commitment in creative content....
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Research Paper
disney's management was quite surprised that EuroDisney's first year was not successful and had performed poorly during its first year in operation.... The hotels were overpriced so many families did not stay overnight as they do at the other disney parks.... Therefore, the ability to foresee that the advertising was getting a negative response was obvious and this could have been somewhat controlled by EuroDisney and/or the parent company disney....
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Case Study
Tapping the large 16 million populations who lived with in a radius of 160 kms from the site was a major attraction for the management of euro disney.... uring the roll out of euro disney, the average daily inflow of visitors to the park was at around 30,000 visitors in the summer months of the inauguration.... These were not the day visitors but 'period-visitors'; whereas in the case of euro disney there were more number of day-visitors than period visitors....
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This analysis will as well attempt to bring to light especially three mistakes that are believed to have been made by Disney Company during its stint while at the helm of euro Disneyland.... The study will finally attempt to analyse the lessons that could have been learnt by disney Company with regards to the aspect of the need to consider diversity in any such kind of a deal.... The paper "The History of the euro Disneyland Creation" states that it is important for the organisation to train and reorientate its human resources management to be accommodative to the cultural values of the host country since these values are responsible for determining the success or failure....
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Case Study
The French rejected the American managers to preside over euro Disneyland with the idea that the French managers have the necessary capability and skills necessary for managing the company.... The American managers in euro Disneyland had become unpopular among the community and French workers because most of them did not make the necessary effort required to learn the local language as well as understanding and embracing the local culture.... The success of the business in the two countries motivated the management to open a branch in France....
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The success of the amusement parks in the United States inspired the management of the company to open a European version of a Disney amusement park in Paris, France in 1992.... "Marketing of Walt disney Company" paper studies and analyses the global enterprise Walt disney and its venture into Paris to expand its operations.... Walt disney Company is a multinational enterprise in the entertainment business that was founded in the 1920s by Walt disney who created animation characters that capture the hearts and imagination of the American people....
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Case Study
Initially, there were allegations that euro disney was an assault on.... Initially, there were allegations that euro disney was an assault on French culture and an attempt to introduce and impose American imperialism and their cultural insensitivity to France.... On march 24 1987, the American and French president signed a contract for building a disney theme park in France; this was the result of talks and negotiation that had lasted over a year (Krishna n....
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This paper "The French Style of Management Euro Disneyland" attempts to analyze the cultural issues that led to the failure of euro Disneyland and suggests measures that could have been taken to reduce the impact of the cross-cultural problems experienced at Euro Disneyland.... Many reasons have attributed to the failure of euro Disneyland.... Among the several significant reasons attributed to this failure of euro Disneyland was the impact of cultural differences between the Americans and the French....
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