Case 2-2 The Globalization of CEMEX

Week 5 DQ1Technology and GlobalizationExamine the relationship between advances in technology and the responsibilities of global citizenship. Describe how technology has changed the way in which people pursue knowledge and how they address social concerns. Assess the challenges and benefits of a technical and global community, and recognize the impact of technological and global influences in your life.Your initial post should be at least 250 words in length. Support your claims with examples from required material(s) and/or other scholarly sources, and properly cite any references. Respond to at least two of your classmates’ posts by Day 7.Week 5 DQ2Reflecting on General EducationExplain what you have learned about the principles guiding general education from this course and the courses you have taken in the past. What are the most important concepts you have learned (a) from this course and (b) throughout your time as a university student? What are your plans for…

Describe the factors that would influence the design of a transnational executive information system. Include cultural factors that are either unique to a country and/or strongly influence the decision-making process as well as the specifications of design that would be affected. Is this effect more or less than you would expect with a DSS?

Uber is now a successful ride sharing global business. Starting from a start-up, this business has extended both scale and scope economies. Suppose you are hired by this company as a business analyst. You need to report the following issues and prepare a response for each: a. Identify the changes in demand and supply conditions of the ride sharing segment of this business during any pandemic period. b. In this context, identify and analyse the role of innovation in expanding this business in the future.

Write a Report on third wave of corona virus  Steps following  1.Introduction   2.Spread of virus  3.National level  First wave  Second wave  Third wave  4.International level  First wave  Second wave  Third wave  5.Effect of health  6.Effect on economy in pakistan 7.Positive effects 8.Negative affects 9.Development of vaccine  10 Conclusion

Storytelling about places is recognized as a tool to enhance the reputation of regions as they compete for tourism and economic development spending in the digital age. Through digital media, people can be encouraged to tell their tourism stories and share their experiences. Stories are so essential to human life that we can be described as the “Storytelling Animal” (Gottschall, 2012). Stories and storytelling help define the nature of humanity (James & Minnis, 2004; Tobin, 2006). Stories, including myths, legends, and folktales (Reamy, 2002), pass on wisdom, knowledge, and culture for thousands of years (Sole and Wilson, 2002, p.73). Storytelling activities are ubiquitous throughout human history, including day-to-day activities, at meals, while traveling, in work songs, and even while dreaming. “Storytelling begins with the very history of mankind, there has never existed anywhere a people without stories” (Barthes et al., 1969). Hence, stories are devices to organize thinking…

Instructions: Analyze and answer the following questions A US Company plans to sell farm equipment in a country in Asia. This country traditionally had not conducted business with companies outside of its geographic region. Answer these questions for the US company. How might economic conditions affect business decision What social and cultural influences could affect business decisions? How could politics and laws after the company's exporting activity? What geographic factors might influence the company's international business activities?Kindly elaborate your answer. Thank you so much!

Environmental contamination of the shipping industry in the caribbean region. Please help with an essay.

You were asked by the Industrial Relations Association of your country to prepare an impactful journal article with the details outlined below:   ·       Compare and contrast at least two (2) tenets/elements of Industrial Relations (IR) in Japan with the way IR exists in the Caribbean. ·       You must identify and expand on at least two (2) similarities and two (2) differences between IR in each country. ·       Use at least two (2) illustrations examples to indicate and clarify why one region would be your choice over the other.    The presentation should be in the format of a journal article/essay format.

You were asked by the Industrial Relations Association of your country to prepare an impactful journal article with the details outlined below: · Compare and contrast at least two (2) tenets/elements of Industrial Relations (IR) in Japan with the way IR exists in the Caribbean. · You must identify and expand on at least two (2) similarities and two (2) differences between IR in each country. · Use at least two (2) illustrations examples to indicate and clarify why one region would be your choice over the other.

Janice Edwards was employed as the new General Manager of Coblenz Boutique Hotel located in Grenada. Janice took up her post in January 2022 as the world was slowly climbing out of the effects of COVID-19. She is now faced with a unique issue at her organization, a very young workforce and it has been increasing difficult to find anyone with institutional knowledge or experience. During the pandemic, Coblenz Boutique Hotel had to find unique ways to cut cost and stay afloat such as offering its aging workforce over the age of 55 to proceed on early retirement. Now her workforce does not even resemble her clientele, who are retirees in the winter of their life looking for a quiet affordable get-away. The younger employers lack the patience and are often unable to relate to the guests. Janice knows that a multi-generational workforce is the key to the business success. You have been employed as the Human Resource Manager to assist Janice.   Recommended and explain four (4) strategies to…

Janice Edwards was employed as the new General Manager of Coblenz Boutique Hotel located in Grenada. Janice took up her post in January 2022 as the world was slowly climbing out of the effects of COVID-19. She is now faced with a unique issue at her organization, a very young workforce and it has been increasing difficult to find anyone with institutional knowledge or experience. During the pandemic, Coblenz Boutique Hotel had to find unique ways to cut cost and stay afloat such as offering its aging workforce over the age of 55 to proceed on early retirement. Now her workforce does not even resemble her clientele, who are retirees in the winter of their life looking for a quiet affordable get-away. The younger employers lack the patience and are often unable to relate to the guests. Janice knows that a multi-generational workforce is the key to the business success. You have been employed as the Human Resource Manager to assist Janice.

Janice Edwards was employed as the new General Manager of Coblenz Boutique Hotel located in Grenada. Janice took up her post in January 2022 as the world was slowly climbing out of the effects of COVID-19. She is now faced with a unique issue at her organization, a very young workforce and it has been increasing difficult to find anyone with institutional knowledge or experience. During the pandemic, Coblenz Boutique Hotel had to find unique ways to cut cost and stay afloat, such as offering its aging workforce over the age of 55 to proceed on early retirement. Now her workforce does not even resemble her clientele, who are retirees in the winter of their life looking for a quiet affordable get-away. The younger employers lack the patience and are often unable to relate to the guests. Janice knows that a multi-generational workforce is the key to the business success. You have been employed as the Human Resource Manager to assist Janice. QUESTIONS (a) Provide two (2) justifications for…

Topic : Introduction to international business Please to use cal's manufacturing in kingston Jamaica as the Caribbean country and United States of America as the international business environment and please Give a well detailed Analysis and rationale of the chosen entry mode for cal's manufacturing  ltd as well as the overall conclusion and the history of united States of America make them lengthy please. you are hired as a consultant by Vikings Inc. to prepare a report based on the undermentionedcriteria.You will choose a known Caribbean Company in the manufacturing sector and itsproduct/service with information available on the internet, that does not currently operate outsidethe region. You will conduct a comprehensive study of the international business environment,that is, the geography, culture, government, history, economics, and politics of a new country,outside of the region, from which you believe the company and its product/service could operateprofitably. Propose a…

Carrefour Contemplating an Entry into India (Case #1, Notes) Overview This case introduces Carrefour s performance in the Asian market, specifically its success in China, its failure in Japan, and hence, the CEO s contemplation of future expansion into the Indian market. What lessons should Carrefour learn from the other Asian markets? The varying cultures within India, as well as the political atmosphere, the economy, as well as financial environments are provided in this case. India s current retail industry s performances, as well as Carrefour s competitors are also presented in order to help make an informed decision on the most appropriate entry strategy. Case Review Carrefour is a French international hypermarket chain, with a global network of outlets. It is the second largest retail group in the world in terms of revenue after Wal-Mart. In 1989, Carrefour became the first international retailer to establish a presence in Asia when it entered Taiwan through a joint venture…

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1.Research more information on the world’s top 10 tourism destinations and their locations. If there is already a list for the year 2020, use the latest details. Identify what makes them to the top. 2.If you are to be the UNWTO Secretary-General or the DOT Secretary, what possible laws can you propose to ensure tourism sustainability in the Philippines, especially during this COVID-19 pandemic?

Introduction to Trade Policies: Provide an introduction to the significance of trade policies and agreements in the context of international business. Your international business is an oil rig located in Saudi Arabia. Answer the following question with this in mind   1a. Identify and discuss three trade policies that may directly impact your international business venture.      Consider tariffs, quotas, and regional trade agreements as examples.   1b Apply at least two major trade theories to your international business venture.      Discuss how these theories explain or influence your choice of products, target markets, or trade strategies.

What is a Destination Marketing Organisation (DMO) and what are some of the common roles of DMOs? Identify some of the stakeholders who might typically interact with or be members of a DMO.2. How might autonomous agents have an influence on the formation of destination images for prospective tourists? Why might these autonomous agents be seen by prospective tourists as more trustworthy than marketing created by a destination marketing organisation (DMO)?3. What is an Explorer Traveller? How do they function as ‘influencers’ on the broader tourist markets?4. Why might tourism operators want to come together and work in partnership with their competitors within a destination? What other entities might want to work cooperatively in a destination partnership and what are some of the barriers and challenges for developing effective destination partnerships?5. Explain the characteristics of the Creative Classes. How do these relate to economic development? What are some strategies that…

As more and more firms do business globally, transporting goodsfrom one part of the world to another, there has been a surge inpiracy—criminals making off with cargo shipments of all kindsand selling them on the black market. A tractor trailer loaded withelectronics might be stolen from a truck stop; a warehouse with pallets of clothing, food, video games, or other goods is susceptible totheft. Large, sophisticated cargo theft gangs have been identifiedby police in California, Florida, New Jersey, New York, and Texas.However, members of the supply chain can work together to closethe net around would-be thieves, developing stronger relationshipswith each other and law enforcement.411. What steps might manufacturers take to achieve the kind ofchannel cooperation that could reduce or prevent cargo theft?2. How might transportation firms use security measures tobuild trust with customers and strengthen their position inthe marketplace?

SEARCH ASK AN EXPERT   MATH SOLVER   Question         Topic : Introduction to international business Please to use cal's manufacturing in kingston Jamaica as the Caribbean country and United States of America as the international business environment and please give thorough information you are hired as a consultant by Vikings Inc. to prepare a report based on the undermentionedcriteria.You will choose a known Caribbean Company in the manufacturing sector and itsproduct/service with information available on the internet, that does not currently operate outsidethe region. You will conduct a comprehensive study of the international business environment,that is, the geography, culture, government, history, economics, and politics of a new country,outside of the region, from which you believe the company and its product/service could operateprofitably. Propose a strategy for internationalization. Looking particularly at entry strategies thatcould be utilized as…

When developing a tourism plan, which factor will be assessed during a market analysis? a) The target market b) The time frame c) The labor force d) The scope of the project

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As an international business consultant,  how to introduce the purpose of a research report about one of the BRICS nations (India) and peak curiosity about why a country should expand its operation in this particular nation (India).

Provide a potential recommendation on how to proceed given that Asia Relief Organization continues to be challenged by resistance to many necessary changes to meet the goals and objectives of the organization.

1.The Covid-19 pandemic has thrust the World Health Organization (WHO) into the limelight, for better and for worse. While some of the Trump administration’s criticism of the organization is unfair, the response to the early stages of the pandemic left many experts wanting more from the WHO. What is the WHO’s role in responding to international pandemics? What can be done to improve the WHO’s response to future global health crises?

Which of the following CANNOT be considered a threat to Nike Shoes? a. currency foreign exchange risks b. counterfeit products c patent disputes d. emerging markets

“Global Marketing Research may be daunting but it is necessary in trying to successfully navigate and penetrate a foreign market… Successful, well-conducted international market research minimises the risk of wasted money, time, and effort from ill-informed marketing and financial decisions.”Source: Craig & Douglas (2005). With reference to the above statement, critically discuss the key problems/challenges in collecting international market data and argue how these problems/challenges might be overcome.