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1.Describe standardization, format wars, and how standardization can lead to a format war. Standardization: Set of predefined specifications, rules or features that manufactures or producers need to follow when they make/produce the products/goods or components of it. Example- MacDonalds set standardization for each of its menu items like size, weight, food value etc. So, each food item need to prepare according to predefined standard. Format wars: It is a kind of battle or war among the companies

Toshiba and other computer distributors wanted to get people in the business and public world to consider the many uses of a laptop. It is apparent that the way businesses were introduced to portable machines aided information technology’s advance

had all penetrated the Chinese market prior to this date and had opened offices in China during the early 1990’s. It wasn’t long before Dell proved to be worthy competition with not only international companies but also with local companies like Toshiba, Samsung, NEC and Acer. With so

Introduction The accounting industry provides unlimited services at both an organizational and personal level. In recent years, the accounting industry has been subject to various trends. Some trends forecast improvement within the industry, while other trends may paint a different picture. The top trends in accounting services are: millennial involvement, fraudulent activity, and the use of artificial intelligence (Hoover 's Inc, 2017). Young accounting professionals and investors alike are showing

other was the super density disk (SD), supported by Toshiba, Time-Warner, Matsushita Electric, Hitachi, Mitsubishi Electric, Pioneer, Thomson, and JVC.” (“History”) Lou gerstner was acting as a matchmaker which led to uniting the two camps behind a single standard. This resulted in a repeat of the cost format war between VHS and Betamax in the 1980 's! While Phillips and Sony have their own ideas, the abandoned the MMCD format and went with Toshiba 's SD format which

Persuasion in Japanese Business Culture Samuel Sutanto MBA 501 November 20, 2013 Prof. Umit Kucuk Persuasion In Japanese Business Culture Japan, the land of the rising sun, is the world’s fifth-largest economy by purchasing power parity and the fifth-largest exporter and importer in the world. Japan’s main export and import is in industry manufacturing, machinery and equipment. It’s very important to understand how to do business correctly with the Japanese. According to Hofstede, Japan

Toshiba The Toshiba scandal has Japan’s government concerned that the investors will begin to lose confidence in the country. Toshiba’s billion-dollar accounting scandal brought to light a corporate culture in Japan plagued by collusion of its senior members. The corporation was hit with embarrassing revelations that the top executives were pressuring underlings to inflate their profits by about $1.2 billion dating back to 2008 (Nishimura-Poupee, 2015). Senior managers instilled a rigid system that

Introduction and Purpose We are discussing two fascinating case studies in this essay. Firstly we will discuss the important topic of Dominant Design and look at the case study of Blu Ray to demonstrate the significance of how multidimensional a new technology value offers a customer and how it rises to dominance. The purpose of this essay is to explain the factors behind consumers, retailers and movie producers support towards Blu-Ray versus HD- DVD and discuss the criteria behind selection of

Shiwei Wang 1417378 How to deal with a standards battle? Introduction In recent years, the rapid development of technology has raised businessmen’s awareness regarding the strategy to deal with standards battles. When a new technology is released onto a market, several competing standards are likely to be released. Under these circumstances, a standards battle may be faced by companies. Clearly, it is of great importance to establish effective strategies to address the problem since companies

1. Title: Climate for Scandal: Corporate Environments that Contribute to Accounting Fraud (Crutchley & Marshall, 2007) studied Climate scandal that corporate environment contribute to the accounting frauds are not .therefore they have select the 97 firms that are under investigation in security and exchange commission for accounting fraud. They consider the corporate environment including board member, auditors, auditor committee etc. however it is observed that if there are more internal auditor