International Business: Competing in the Global Marketplace
International Business: Competing in the Global Marketplace
11th Edition
ISBN: 9781259578113
Author: Charles W. L. Hill Dr, G. Tomas M. Hult
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter IC, Problem 14.1CDQ
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Case summary:

Company S is an engineering, medical, and manufacturing corporation located in Country G. In the year 2007, this company hired Person PL as CEO (chief executive officer). The reason to appoint Person PL as the CEO is to run a successful business with good profits. Company S identified that there should often be significant changes and only then can they sustain for a long period.

Person PL entered an organization with the goal of bringing changes in the company so that they can perform well in the market and have good gains. Person PL analyzed that too much power has been given to local country managers and low responsibilities were given to business level managers. To change this situation, he applied a “responsibilities and powers” initiative that was to be followed by the mangers.

In the year 2013, the new CEO JK was appointed in the place of Person PL. The new CEO started many initiatives and also started with a new project called “Company S vision 2020” to include advanced technology to Company S’s strategy.

Characters in the case:

Company S,

Person PL,

Person JK.

To determine: The manner in which Person X would characterize the plan for competing internationally that Company S was following before the arrival of Person PL, the advantages of this strategy, the cost, and the reason for following this strategy.

Introduction:

A strategy is a plan or a method used by companies to achieve a goal, for solving a problem, and to have a smooth running of a business.

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