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This essay aims at presenting opportunities and challenges of introducing Harley Davidson in Sri Lanka. It is preeminent clearly to identify who you will be selling the world famous Harley Davidson. Harley Davidson, world stardom for a prestigious and high-quality brand of motorcycles, has been a global presence worldwide. To make an entrance into Sri Lanka, a complete economic and cultural analysis of the country is analyzed in terms of fundamental statistics and Porters five forces dimensions.

win the battle of being number one in the mobile sector in Sri Lanka. The main driven vehicle for the Dialog’s new product development process is their five year

related products and services. It also maintains accountability with respect to market participants and policy makers. Union Bank of Colombo PLC (“UBC or “the Bank”) was established in the year 1995 as the eighth local commercial bank in Sri Lanka. UBC was Sri Lanka’s rapid fastest expanding growing banks within the recent new entrants that offered a wide range of financial solutions with the latest technology innovations during its initial period. At the inception, the Bank was focusing on a niche

SRI LANKAN TOURISM STEPPING TOWARDS A NEW ERA Membership Number: 12313667 Word count : 3190 Chartered Postgraduate Diploma in Marketing (Level 07) Unit 01 – Emerging Themes Membership Number: 12313667 Tourism as an emerging theme Tourism industry includes, attracting tourists from local and foreign nations. Now- a- days, most of the countries highly pay their attention on upgrading tourism industry as it boosts the economy and finally the countries will be benefited from the industry. Country

Executive Summary Apparel industry in Sri Lanka has become one of the most important contributors to Sri Lanka’s GDP. In fact, the industry has grown enormously well during the past 3 decades bring opportunities for locals, internationals, and organizations. Moreover, Sri Lanka apparel industry has definitely helped the country’s development in numerous ways. Hence, through this report we are going to analyses the strategic capabilities as well the new strategic plans of MAS Holdings, which is

Lunuganga- Narratives of a Garden like Lunuganga is the country estate of Geoffrey Bawa, a renowned Sri Lankan architect (1919-2003). It is one of his prime projects where he spent most of his later life constructing it bit by bit with the development of his personal intellect and as experimental grounds to test his new ideas. It is sited on the land cutting into the northern and southern halves of the lake Dedduwa, rising and falling across two low hills in the coastal town of Bentota. The estate

ideal as customers will able more engaged and will able to provide their likeness, comment, feedback, repost, follow Sri Lankan Airlines as a part of their lifestyle. It will give airline, opportunity to be top of the mind of the customers when it comes to air travelling and customer relationships can be developed through social media sites and digital communication strategies. Sri Lankan Airlines is already part of many social networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter, Linked In, and Google Plus

ranging from fabric and fabric printing to an array of trims including elastic, lace, hook and eye tape and other accessories and embellishments such as bows and motifs. Following mentioned are the plants included in their Fabric Cluster. • Noyon Lanka – The only knitted lace manufacturer in South Asia producing multiple forms of lace • Trischel – A vertically integrated circular and warp knit fabric facility which is again the only one of its kind in South

capita income is lower comparing to Sri Lanka’s income. Consequently, India's per capita income in 2014 was only US$ 1,262 whilst the per capita income in Sri Lanka was US$ 3,707 in 2014. This emphasize that Sri Lankans do have a healthier purchasing capacity comparing to India. In lieu of the same, Sri Lankan service providers would have to provide services at a comparable price if to compete with the Indian service providers in the Indian market. However, Sri Lankan customers would be able to get

student in Sri Lanka doesn’t have internet with personal computer. As a result of this e- learning was not successful in Sri Lanka as expected. To overcome the above mention problems Sri Lankan educators thought to introduce m-learning technology to Sri Lanka but still this technology is not used in Sri Lanka. The main reason for it is, still educators are not aware of students’ and lecturers’ perception about this and they don’t know what factors that effect to make m-learning successful in Sri Lanka