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Renault External analysis Political Positive | Negative | * Security standard | French government wants to preserve employment in France | * Ecological standard | * End of reprise a la case | * | * Law against car in city center | Economic Positive | Negative | * | * Global recession, less credit to by new car | * | * High penetration rate in developing country | | * Fluctuation in oil price | | * Cost of raw material |

1.Has Diesel remained true to its original identity despite its growth? If yes how did it do? If no what has changed? The Diesel brand was born more than 25 years ago and is today an innovative international company. Diesel experienced a substantial growth since 1985, when Renzo Rosso based his decision concerning up market on gut feeling. Therefore he succeeded making Diesel a major fashion brand. But did Diesel keep its original identity? In order to check if Diesel remained true despite

Golli The final exam aims to know whether students understood the main concepts associated with the management of human resources and how they did use them and put them into practice to answer a business situation. Section | Marks | Criteria | Theoretical background | 10 | Identify key concepts and explain them. Try to analyze the linkage between concepts. | Issues raised in the case study | 10 | What are the problems raised and to what extend are they linked to theory. How are you presenting

save you a significant amount of money -- you might want to consider getting a cup of coffee or whatever -- this may take a little while. If you understood more about how to order a mix of products that utilizes cargo space more effectively; more about cargo rates and how they work; more about how containers actually move along in their travels; and more about how (and where) to buy appropriate insurance for your order; and finally, how to handle your order once it reaches your port ... ..

the theatre of many movements since 1998 and Daimler/Chrysler. In fact, To improve the productivity always and minimize its costs, the automotive sector is an industrial branch particularly subject to the mergers and to the acquisitions between manufacturers. In this presentation, we will see that mergers and acquisition are an inevitable strategy in order to resist at the important powers which influence the market. In order to show you this fact, we will: - Firstly present the market, the Porter’s

resource-based model assumes that firms may form a competitive advantage by having resources that are not easy to attain or duplicate. 6. The objective of assessing the external environment is to determine the effects of environmental changes and trends on the strategic management of the firm. 7. Typically, fast industry growth increases an industry's rivalry. 8. A low-cost leader may create entry barriers to potential entrants by continually improving its levels of efficiency. Multiple Choice Identify the

Industry Analysis The company OPODO is an online travel agency. In order to be more efficient a company must know its environment whether this is in the online or offline world. It is a step very important to do because it permits the company where are its strengths and opportunities on the market and try to overcome the difficulties and be the best. In this way, we will analyse the external environment of the company OPODO, to do so we will use an external analysis and the Michael Porter 5 forces

of CFA analysis for SERVLOYAL scale developed are found to be reliable. This empirical study provides a solid foundation for further research in CFA and SEM applications. Key words: Service loyalty, reliability, measurement scale INTRODUCTION The act of maintaining long-term relationship with customers has been proving to be beneficial for the corporate of any rung, be it profitability or loyalty, irrespective of the sectors they belong to. In today’s highly competitive environment, organizations

INTRODUCTION 3 CURRENT SITUATION OF BIONADE 4 4 P’s Analysis 4 Market trends/Current position 4 Customers 4 Competitors 4 SWOT Analysis 4 ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS-(PESTEL ANALYSIS) 5 SEGMENTATION PART 6 DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY: TAKING BIONADE GLOBAL 7 CONCLUSION 9 APPENDICES 10 Appendix 1: Marketing mix - 4Ps 11 Appendix 2: SWOT 12 Appendix 3: Maslow Pyramid in relation with Bionade’s customers’ needs. 14 Appendix 4: The original Boston Consulting Group Matrix (BCG) 15 Appendix 5:

way they want * Affordable price for customers Share information in right time Central market place everyone can come in with this solution Taking ideas and making a new company Single market place Ford GM Chrysler (different competitors Moving together in a very successful way Freedom and make changes along the way To be part of it or be left behind * Structure : all competitors had the access to deal with different suppliers, to negotiate prices… (changes can be made all