Category: Corporation

  • Nike Corporation: Case Study for 2022

    Nike corporation has become the absolute leader in sporting goods since the brand’s creation. However, the number of Nike products’ users is limited by the number of citizens living on Earth, their demand, and their budget. Due to these factors, the company has both positive and negative prospects for 2022. The most influential challenges for…

  • Magna and Linamar Corporations’ Risk Analysis

    Risk Analysis Operational and Market Risk At first, the operational and market uncertainties of both Magna International Inc. and Linamar Corporation are visible upon reviewing the annual reports management discussion and analysis section. Regarding systemic risks, there were foreign business problems that impacted the business operations of the two companies. The political and government policies…

  • Nokia Corporation’s Management and Strategy

    Introduction The discussion begins with a strategic analysis of a selected company and for that purpose; Nokia- the world’s largest cell phone Manufacturer Company has been selected to analyze several aspects in environment, resource capability, selection and implementation of strategies etc. Since the company is operating under the telecommunication industry, it is essential to have…

  • Shoppers Drug Mart: History, Founder, SWOT Analysis

    Abstract Shoppers Drug Mart is the largest Canadian drugstore chain with 1,350 licensed units opened throughout the whole country. This company provides its customers with high-quality health and beauty products as well as assisted-living services. This paper aims to provide a full review of Shoppers Drug Mart internal and external operations. In the first part…

  • Starbucks, Toyota and Google’ Corporations Missions

    Table of Contents The mission statements Starbucks Corporation Toyota Corporation Google Corporation Conclusion Works Cited The mission statements In most organizations, the missions or visions statements represent the publicly observable element in the strategic administration procedure that fluctuates in particularity, layout, constituents, and span. The paper seeks to identify the mission statements for Starbucks, Toyota,…

  • Unilever Corporation Profile Overview

    Unilever is a multinational corporation that operates in the consumer industry where it sells such products as Ben & Jerry’s ice cream. The company sells multiple consumer products to different markets across the globe. Its major markets are in Europe, Asia, North and South America and Africa. The company dominates some of those markets although…

  • Exelon Corporation: Strategic Planning

    Table of Contents Strategic Planning Process Internal and External environment of Exelon Role of energy in Organization’s value chain Two Potential Grand Strategies Competitive Advantage Key success factors References Strategic Planning Process Strategic planning process focuses on purpose of existence of the firm and its objective according to company’s vision and evaluates both the internal…

  • Sony Corporation and the New Trade Theory

    Introduction The New Trade theory is referred to as an economic theory which was developed by several economists in the 1970s. This theory contradicted some of the arguments which upheld the unlimited free trade as they were popular during that time. The economists behind this theory suggested that countries which had the opportunity of producing…

  • Competitive Advantages of Media Partners Corporation and Cornell University

    A vast number of business factors define the effectiveness of organizations and distinguish them from analog companies. One such factor is competitiveness, and a comparison of the competitive advantages of several similar companies may be rather interesting and provide valuable insights. Media Partners Corporation and Cornell University selected the two organizations selected for this analysis.…

  • IBM Corporation: Logistics and Management

    Competitive strategy of the company International Business Machines Corporation, commonly known as IBM was founded in 1911 by Charles Flint (Kros and Brown 28). This American firm is headquartered in New York, United States, and operates in 170 countries around the world. IBM was one of the firms that played a critical role in defining…