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Halting supply would leave people without the technology and they would certainly face death (Shanks, 1996). The company faced the dilemma of protecting itself and its shareholders from liability, or continuing to provide to a cause that helped the greater good.

The major threats that we can discern is the fact that the technology is revolutionary in itself and that those types of technological advances are most of the time adopted by early visionaries. Furthermore explaining the technology to potential clients can become a challenge because the clients themselves don’t know what they are looking for and might also not be willing to consider the expenditures involved in such a project.

These challenges, awareness, availability, accessibility and affordability are the obstacles that stand in the way of a product being successful or not. If appropriately traversed, the company can expect to see huge profits. However this can only be done through a very thorough understanding of this unique market and the appropriate application of practical and pragmatic marketing strategies.

Given the increasing regulations of the Internet and email by the Government of China, recommend to the CEO of Google whether the company should continue to operate in China, the world’s fastest and among the largest growth markets.

These are ideas to consider when marketing a product and shall be described in more detail below:-

The Akamai case has potential wide-ranging implications in patent litigation and transactional law pertaining to joint technology ventures. The case has been litigated since 2006. Following this latest Federal Circuit decision, Akamai announced that it would seek a Federal Circuit en banc review of the most recent ruling and, if necessary, take the joint infringement issue to the U.S. Supreme

3. The marketing strategy of company is not so convincing because they can extend their product range with good

Open innovation can lead to many conflicts on what to include in innovated products and what to exclude

The product for this launch is a new item that will be a must-have for campers, hikers, and those who live in areas prone to power outages. It is a combination solar powered and wood, twig, brush fueled device that delivers electricity to power small items as well as charge cell phones, tablets and other electronic gadgets. It also has a built in light and serves as a heat source and small cooking stovetop. This product will appeal to a wide variety of target audiences, including the environmentally conscious, the technologically savvy, and the rustic, outdoor type. The value this product will provide is immeasurable.

Today, every business in this country is able to recognize the tremendous power of technology to sell products or incorporate

The case GE´s Imagination Breakthroughs: The Evo Project is a really interesting case, it talks about the dramatic change that the company General Electric had to face in order to grow, and the process that the CEO had to pass in his first years in charge of the company.

Armstrong, G., Adam, S., Denize, S., & Kotler, P. (2012). Principles of Marketing. Frenchs Forest: Pearson Australia.

The case is about a company named SAP America, which is the abbreviation for Systems, Applications and Programs in Data Processing, which in three short years had gone from a smaller company to the heavy hitter within the corporate computing world. Within this case there were many details brought to light on the ambition of the founding members, and the eventual additions to the SAP team. The case details how this firm took their R/3 product, which was a real-time, integrated applications software, and changed the game of product market infiltration.

Usually, technology entrepreneurs are motivated to open a business because they believe they have an innovative product or service that meet a demand from society and can generate profit. Sometimes, their proposal are innovative indeed, and sometimes not. In this context, identify innovation opportunities and challenges are crucial to define the company’s business model and, consequently the plan for the success. This case study will evaluate the company Fairphone in this regard. First, we will introduce the company briefly followed by its business model. Then, we will present the SWOT analysis that will be the base for this study. After that, we will explain why we believe that Fairphone is a case of social and disruptive innovation. Next, we will indicate the concept of opportunity and challenges that will guide the analysis. Finally, the innovation opportunities will be detailed, including the possible counterpoints identified when appropriate, and the same will be done with the challenges before the case study conclusion.

Marketing activities do not take place in a vacuum, and in developing the marketing mix the marketing environment must be taken into account. There may be legal/morale restrictions on advertising, for example cigarette companies are governed by huge restrictions on advertising their product, so they must find legal and morale ways of gaining consumer awareness. Also certain products have to pass health and safety standards, especially children's toys. In order to do this the design may have to be changed slightly, possibly moving away from the aim of consumer satisfaction. This suggests that it may be difficult and sometimes impossible to maintain the aim of consumer satisfaction, as there may be external factors prohibiting it. However it is the consumer who will inevitably decide the fate of a company, so a firm would do well to conduct its marketing activities as best it can with the consumer central and maintain a close and watchful eye on the dynamic nature of the macroenviroment and microenviroment.