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Nokia’s Marketing Strategies in India (Management Project)
This research studies the marketing strategies of Nokia, a high technology company in a developing country India. The study attempts to check the role of marketing activities in success of Nokia in India. After studying the past of the company and the history of Continue reading
Flexible working as an effective tool of organizational productivity increasing: perspectives of property and staff in Alcatel-Lucent Pte. Ltd. (Civil/Management Project)
Continuous information technology development changed traditional ways of management and business operations. Nowadays there is a high demand for new innovative business solutions and the ways of managing people that enables to fully elicit their potential. Physical boundaries are Continue reading
Asians in the United States Labor Market: ‘Winners’ or ‘Losers’ ? (Management Project)
This study examines employment, earnings, and income of the six major foreign and native born Asian groups, namely, Asian Indians, Chinese, Filipinos, Japanese, Koreans, and the Vietnamese for the year 2000. The study makes three contributions. First, Continue reading
Interim Management (Management Project)
The economic context changes, companies adapt and recruitment evolves. As future managers and leaders, or simply new actors in the working environment, this is our duty to Continue reading
An Exploratory Study On “Second Hand Motor Bike Preference” (MBA Marketing Project)
With per capita income in the country growing at a fair clip, growth prospects of the Indian auto industry appear to be quite encouraging. The population is moving towards the middle class or lower middle class this is resulting in Continue reading
From Knowledge Transfer to Knowledge Translation: Case Study of a Telecom Consultancy (Management Project)
Background: In today’s highly competitive business environment, knowledge is viewed as a key strategic resource. The privatization process of telecom operators in different countries created a demand in Continue reading
Offshore outsourcing to China: The suppliers’ perspective on competitive priorities and the role of buyer-supplier interaction mechanisms (Management Project)
In the global business environment, outsourcing and offshore outsourcing are strategies for firms to handle the increasing competition in their specific market segments by utilizing the capabilities of other firms in order to gain Continue reading
Recent Innovations in Finance: Microfinancing and Floating Rate Convertibles (Management Project)
The first essay provides theory concerning the risk-taking incentives of microfinance borrowers in varying cases: individual liability, group liability without social sanctions, and Continue reading
Best Practices in Web 2.0 Climate: Competitive Advantage Through Social Networking Tools (Management Project)
The usage of social media such as YouTube, Twitter and Facebook has expanded drastically. Today almost every organization has a Facebook page and a Twitter account that complements their webpage and their physical stores. However, why and how are Continue reading
Expansion on the Domestic Market for Fresh Products, A Freight Forwarder’s Perspective (Management Project)
Increasing competition on a global scale is forcing companies to rethink their strategies concerning their supply chains, launch new products and services, increase customer service oriented activities. When launching a new product on a new or an existing market it is crucial to Continue reading
The Leverage Buyout process in Private equity: theoretical exploration and comparison (Management Project)
The Private equity industry is receiving a lot of attention in the daily news. The Private equity firms are acquiring other companies through a Leverage buyout transaction (LBO). The ownership period is short with an average ownership of five to seven years. The business strategy of the PE firms is only focusing on Continue reading