...Building an International Company Name University Abstract An international company is any company that has its facilities and other assets in at least one country other than its home country. A successful company understands the meaning of competition which has caused them to actively fight for new markets, products, and services in order to sustain a competitive advantage. A company that has obtained success in its country of origin usually expands their services into the global economy to become an international business. These companies effectively control their financial and material resources by managing economies of scale, low cost production and fluctuations in currency. Human resources are also essential in the making of a successful company by recruiting talented individuals and encouraging innovation within the company. International companies can expand organically, which is a slow process that consists of building the business from ground up, or they can expand inorganically by buying out, or merging with, an existing business. If I had to create a new product idea, I would want to invent a new way to produce cheap efficient energy for the need of the masses. I would expand the company to international status using the inorganic global growth process. Due to advances in technology, and in today’s business market, most businesses have to compete globally. “These companies actively compete for new markets, products, and services in order to develop and sustain...
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...A Comparative Analysis of Real Estate Companies in Bangladesh: A Study on Advanced Development Technologies Ltd and Other Leading Companies ©Daffodil International University Library Page i A Comparative Analysis of Real Estate Companies in Bangladesh: A Study on Advanced Development Technologies Ltd and Other Leading Companies Prepared For Mr. Mohammad Masum Iqbal Assistant Professor Department of Business Administration Daffodil International University Prepared by, S. M. Sourav Batch: 22th ID # 091-11-675 Major in Marketing Program: BBA Faculty of Business & Economics Daffodil International University Date of Submission: 15th December, 2012. ©Daffodil International University Library Page ii Daffodil international universit Letter of Transmittal 15th December, 2012. To, Mr. Mohammad Masum Iqbal Assistant Professor Department of Business Administration Faculty of Business & Economics Daffodil International University 102/1, Sukrabad, Dhanmondi, Dhaka-1207 Subject: Submission of Internship Report. Dear Sir, I would like to submit my internship report on “A Comparative Analysis of Real Estate Companies in Bangladesh: A Study on Advanced Development Technologies Ltd and Other Leading Companies” for partial fulfillment of BBA program with specialization in Marketing. Especially I have interned on Business Development. My appointment is commencing on 18th July, 2012 and finished 17th October, 2012. It has been a greet contentment for me to have the opportunity...
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...Introduction 3 Discussion of Chapter Readings and Theory 3 Chapter 5: International Trade Theories 3 Chapter 6: The Political Economy of International Trade 3 Chapter 7: Foreign Direct Investment 4 Chapter 11: Global Strategy 4 Chapter 12: Entering Foreign Markets 4 Introduction to the Case 5 Discussion of the Case 6 Definition of the Problem 6 Generation of Alternatives 6 Selection of Criteria 7 Choice of the Solution 7 Discussion of Implementation Plan 7 Strategy Implementation Assumptions 9 Strategy Directions Pursued By CRH 9 Corporate Parenting Roles Employed By CRH 9 CRH’s Acquisition Strategy and Its Contribution 10 How The Group’s Corporate Strategy Creates Value For CRH 10 Conclusion 10 References 13 Appendices 14 Appendix A 14 CRH plc: Dimensions of Successful Corporate Strategy Introduction Successful companies, these are companies that focus their efforts on strategic areas. To meet customer needs, the company must follow an overall organizational strategy. A good strategy helps to permanently preserve and strengthen the position of the target market, consistently meeting customer needs better than their competitors. The company's strategy, a way to focus on the target market segment, including that of their competitors. It is also an organization's plan, drawn up to gain a sustainable advantage over competitors. A strategy is a guide to concerted action that leads a company to success in the market due to superiority over competitors in meeting...
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...MARKETING PLAN Speedy Hire Plc Executive Summary: After becoming the premier hiring company in tools and equipment in UK Speedy Hire Plc is looking to diversify its business for the growth and future presence in the competitive business environment. This report is about to research the global marketplace for the business sector and develop a revised strategic and tactical marketing plan. I define our marketing goal as “the diversification of the business” by entering into the market as a construction contractor in both target markets 1 and 2 i.e. House building and Infrastructure. The marketing objective focuses on the efficient service and quality by keeping the market’s demand into consideration. To fulfil our objectives company will follow different strategic approaches like cost-leadership, mixed strategy depending upon the target market demand and strengths of the company. The reason for selecting House building and Infrastructure construction as the target market is the past and forecasted growth and the growing demand in these sectors in coming years which provides ample opportunity to do business and gain profit and market share. Situational Analysis: Company profile: Speedy Hire PLC (www.speedyhire.plc.uk and www.speedyhire.co.uk) is the UK’s number one provider of tools and equipment for hire. The company operates from more than 350 depots in the UK and the Republic of Ireland. Speedy was traditionally focused on tool hire, but now also has complementary...
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...process of building or assembling of architecture. The construction sector is responsible for building new houses, apartments, factories, offices and schools. It also builds roads, bridges, ports, railroads, sewers and tunnels, among many other things. In addition, it maintains and repairs all of those structures and produces the basic materials such as concrete that are used to make them. The industry’s significance is due not only to the fact that it provides the buildings and infrastructure on which virtually every other sector depends, but to the fact that it is such a sizeable sector in its own right. The construction industry is Europe’s largest industrial employer, accounting for about seven percent of total employment, and in the Europe, the US and Japan combined, it employs more than 40 million people. Among all Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) countries, the construction industry accounts for an average of 6.47 percent of GDP. History since Industrial Revolution: There were many factors that revolutionized the construction industry after the industrial revolution. The invention of Portland cement, glass, reinforced concrete, architectural glasses, cranes etc. has brought in a huge leap in the technology. Cement: Portland cement was developed from natural cements made in Britain in the early part of the nineteenth century, and its name is derived from its similarity to Portland stone, a type of building stone that was...
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...recently started to become industrialized are trying to catch up, and this puts emphasis on production above all else. As a result, this can often lead to work environments that would be utterly unacceptable in the west. A good example of this lack of concern for worker safety is the Kader Toy Factory fire in May 1993. The Kader Toy Factory, located outside Bangkok, Thailand, manufactured toys and dolls, mostly made from plastic (ILO, 2011). Before the tragedy in 1993, the company experienced multiple, usually small fires. One fire, in 1989, completely demolished the facility. It didn’t reopen until 1990. The company was still repairing a building from fire damage when the May 1993 fire took 188 workers’ lives (ILO, 2011). The cause of the fire is still unknown, but the lack of regulations in the building structure caused the fire the spread quickly. There were 4 buildings on site. The fire originated in Building 1, which was attached to Buildings 2 and 3. Building 4 was completely separate. None of the buildings were equipped with automatic sprinklers and none of the structural steel used in the...
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...and Africa on the route between the Mediterranean basin and India and China made it an important hub of international trade. Egypt’s ambition is to develop its air cargo sector into a larger and more profitable industry with Cairo International Airport serving as a successful international cargo hub. The major objective of the national strategy for air cargo is to stimulate and to develop a financial & healthy air cargo industry in Egypt in the long term. This requires all airports with modern, well organized and operated cargo facilities and that’s what “Egypt air cargo” tries to implement in this field. First, Logistics is the process of planning, implementing and controlling the efficient, cost-effective flow and storage of raw materials, in-process inventory, finished goods and related information from the point of origin to point of consumption for the purpose of conforming to customer requirements. But as we all know that Logistics is the backbone of supply chain of any company so today In this project Let’s discuss how Egypt air starts investments in this career and how it extended its business to include the managing and operating of other related projects , then let’s talk talk about Borg el Arab airport and the logistical activities in it determining the whole processes which is done to the cargo starting from the structure of “the cargo village building” and the steps made by its crew in declaration of it till it reaches the other airport even if it is going...
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...Ship Building Industry of Bangladesh The history of indigenous shipbuilding in Bangladesh goes back a long way. It is one of the early industries developed in Bengal based on its old business of building boats and sea vessels. Bangladesh has a strong background in building ships since ancient times. Many countries of Asia and Europe regularly bought ships built in Chittagong. Bangladesh has a strong background in building ships since ancient times. It is quite natural in that Bangladesh has more than 200 rivers with a total length of about 22,155km plus a long coast line on the Bay of Bengal. It is little known today that Bangladesh was the center of building ocean-going vessels in Asia between the 15th and 17th century. In the early 19th century, the shipyards of Chittagong built many commercial ships of up to 1,000 tons and also British navy vessels that participated in the battle of Trafalgar in 1805. Due to this historic prosperous background and also a natural geographical advantage, there are presently more than 200 shipbuilding and ship-repair yards in Bangladesh. | Ship Building Industry in Bangladesh | Prospect of Shipbuilding Industry in Bangladesh: The history of indigenous shipbuilding in Bangladesh goes back a long way. It began with wooden-bodied passenger vessels having two decks and gradually improved to steel-body construction of multi-deck passenger carriers in the eighties as the passenger transportation in reverine route...
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...1. What are the problems and or causations this firm and management team are facing at the time of the case? The problem that the company has at this moment is to decide whether to tackle the international market or concentrate in the Turkish market. Turkey in that specific moment was in an unstable economic situation with high inflation (80%) and political uncertainties. The most important issue that Koc is that Turkey was in the process of joining the European Community what implied a progressive reduction to zero tariffs that is concluded in the time of the case. Before this reduction, tariffs between 40-55% where basically protecting the market from foreign competitors. After the elimination of tariffs, is expected that imports of appliances arrive from Western Europe with more competitive prices than ever. The case states that the tariff cuts to zero has rocketed imports, and is expected a sustainable penetration rate of 5% of refrigerators, 10% for washing machines and 15% for dishwashers. Other important issue that the company is facing is the arrival of new competitors especially from Bosch-Siemens which recently bought Arceliks main competitor, Peg Profilo, which enjoyed a substantial market share. This is a situation that arises from the opening of the Turkish market to the rest of the EC. From inside the company, it is stated by the end of the case that the “Capacity is tight” and the demand for appliances in Turkey might commit almost all of the capacity...
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...The Impact of Security Permits on Aviation Security at Dubai International Airport Submitted To: Submitted By: Abstract The research paper evaluates the impact of security permits that are adopted by Civil Aviation Authority at Dubai International Airport to strengthen the security of the airport. It identifies the significance of security measures to be adopted at this airport to ensure the safety and security of local and foreign passengers who travel to and from the airport. Considering the requirements of the aviation security at Dubai airport, the responsible authorities should adopt latest technologies and best scanning system and training of security professionals to ensure the security of airport building, equipments and passengers is protected. The paper evaluates how safety and security regulations are adopted to ensure stringent security at the airport to overcome terrorist threats in this part of the Middle East. The paper also determines how effectively the Civil Aviation Authority has developed stringent measures in consultation and coordination with airport operators, security officials and airport staff members. The paper gives best suggestions to implement effective scanning system at the airport and to develop strong coordination world international airports to strengthen Dubai airport security. The paper illustrates how the confidence of passengers have been increased to ensure their life and belongings will be in complete protection due...
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...Profile. American Tower Corporation is a holding company. The Company conducts its operations through its directly and indirectly owned subsidiaries and joint ventures. It is a wireless and broadcast communications infrastructure company that owns, operates and develops communications sites. Its primary business includes leasing antenna space on multi-tenant communications sites to wireless service providers, radio and television broadcast companies, wireless data providers, government agencies and municipalities and tenants in a number of other industries. This business is its rental and management operations, which accounted for approximately 98% of its total revenues during the year ended December 31, 2011 It also offer tower-related services domestically, including site acquisition, zoning and permitting services and structural analysis services, which primarily support its site leasing business and the addition of new tenants and equipment on its sites. In January 2012, the Company merged with and into American Tower REIT, Inc. During 2011, the Company acquired additional 125 communications sites from Telefonica Colombia. On February 1, 2011, the Company acquired 140 communications sites from VTR Banda Ancha (Chile) S.A. and its affiliates. On December 30, 2011, the Company purchased 100% interest of a subsidiary of Telefonica Moviles Chile S.A. that owned 558 communications sites. On December 14, 2011, the Company acquired control of an additional 76 existing communications...
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...Bright Tech Consultancy Limited Case Study Report Figgie International Date: 11 August 2012 Prepared by: Student Name: Cheng Piu Keung Student No.: 3173465 Subject: GSBS6120 Managing Organisational Change DBA – HKMA - Hong Kong - 2012 Executive Summary This report summarizes the background information of Figgie International and identify the major problems in relation to the change initiative happened in Figgie International, explaining where and how the change initiative can be improved. The major problems are as following: • Poor Planning, Organizing and Project Management Skills • Objective - Unclear and Unrealistic • Mistrust and Inexperience of the Consultants • Conflicts between Consultants and Internal Staff • Power Balance Upset and No Authority Delegation to Employee • Resistance to Change • Poor Communication Channels • Insufficient Control and Evaluation • Poor Leadership • Poor Recruitment • Cost Reduction Strategy Limit Business Development in Long Term • Pleasing Culture The recommendations to address the major problems and concerns are as following: • Building Up the Proper Steps (Six Steps to Effective Change) for Change Management • SMART Objective • Identify Qualified Consultant • Reduce Conflicts and Political Behaviour • Reduce Change Resistance • Building up Two Ways Communication • Control and Evaluation • Leadership and Form a Powerful Coalition • Motivation ...
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...Portakabin Introduction Portakabin is an international company. It produces some of the most advanced building systems available. The company is part of the £700 million turnover Shepherd Group. The Shepherd Group is one of the largest family-owned companies in the European building industry and employs 3,500 people. It focuses on three main areas: • manufacturing • construction • property. The name Portakabin is a registered trade mark. This instantly recognisable sign means that no other company can use the Portakabin name on its products. Donald Shepherd, the founder of Portakabin, came up with the idea of stand-alone re-locatable buildings in the 1960s. Since that day, only buildings produced by Portakabin can be called Portakabin buildings. Portakabin uses modular buildings. This means they are made up of one or more modules that are constructed in a factory environment. These are then linked together to form multi-purpose buildings. Typical examples of Portakabin buildings include: CURRICULUM TOPICS • Lean production • Kaizen • Just-in-time • Quality management GLOSSARY Turnover: the total value of all sales made in a given period of time, sometimes referred to as sales revenue. Trade mark: text, logos and symbols relating to a company and its products. Hospitals Offices Portakabin Nurseries Schools Portakabin buildings can be erected almost anywhere in the world. Portakabin is able to deliver the same high quality buildings across the globe because it closely...
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...Portakabin Introduction Portakabin is an international company. It produces some of the most advanced building systems available. The company is part of the £700 million turnover Shepherd Group. The Shepherd Group is one of the largest family-owned companies in the European building industry and employs 3,500 people. It focuses on three main areas: • manufacturing • construction • property. The name Portakabin is a registered trade mark. This instantly recognisable sign means that no other company can use the Portakabin name on its products. Donald Shepherd, the founder of Portakabin, came up with the idea of stand-alone re-locatable buildings in the 1960s. Since that day, only buildings produced by Portakabin can be called Portakabin buildings. Portakabin uses modular buildings. This means they are made up of one or more modules that are constructed in a factory environment. These are then linked together to form multi-purpose buildings. Typical examples of Portakabin buildings include: CURRICULUM TOPICS • Lean production • Kaizen • Just-in-time • Quality management GLOSSARY Turnover: the total value of all sales made in a given period of time, sometimes referred to as sales revenue. Trade mark: text, logos and symbols relating to a company and its products. Hospitals Offices Portakabin Nurseries Schools Portakabin buildings can be erected almost anywhere in the world. Portakabin is able to deliver the same high quality buildings across the globe because it closely...
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... *Instructor: Dr. Seif Khiati ADNOC Complex Residential building Overview: In 1971 The Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) was established to manage Abu Dhabi’s oil and gas industry. ADNOC had a huge influence in developing the city of Abu Dhabi. The ADNOC complex was built by Nicholas Kanakis from Constantine D. Kapsambelis & Associates, and the Mediterranean architecture of the 1970s was the inspiration for this building design. Location: Abu Dhabi, UAE Corniche Road - Baynunah Street Junction, Al-Khubeirah, opposite to Emirates palace (about 7 minutes from the city center of Abu Dhabi, and about...
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