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look at the strategies that it employed, leading to disruption in the taxi industry. 1. Elimination of various transaction costs The taxi industry used to have monopoly on the transport industry which allowed them to set their own fare rates and charges. Therefore the passengers had no choice but to take up these additional costs along with their base fare. Under Uber all such transaction costs has been removed. Since it is done mainly through the mobile app no charges has to be paid when reserving

As explained, joint ventures require high commitments and partner to commits real capital and operate the business. On the other hand, co-marketing agreement just requires both parties to commit to marketing and distribution interference. Therefore, firms must give enough attention to the commitment part. Management in co-marketing agreements depends on the companies' efforts. Both parties have contributed time and resources. However, the appointment of managing in joint ventures are from one or

Local DBMS controls every database server in the distributed database and helps to maintain consistency of the global database. In distributed database, a lot of data communication takes place owing to the diversified location of data, users, and transactions. Data may

CHAPTER 6 INDUSTRY ANALYSIS PESTEL Analysis Economic • Target market economic condition. • Increasing production of low-quality products and imitations through cheap labor in other countries (ex. China). • Poverty level is dominating the country’s population. Socio-Cultural • Population rate of target segment. • Traits, psychogrphic and demographic of the target segment. Technological • The emerging of e-commerce. • The user growth of Social Networking Site. • Increase in usage of technical solutions

Introduction Nowadays, logistics are constantly developing for meeting the growing requirements of international business. The innovations in logistics are crucial, which can not only stimulate the emergence of international business around the world, but also further promote its efficiency and scale. This essay will focus on the innovations in modern logistics, taking 3PL as an example to discuss the impacts of logistics innovations on the international business. It will firstly make a brief introduction

ready to modify the subsystem to suit our need and the longer-term commitments are beneficial. The other consideration is the cost of negotiations with the suppliers, since the subsystem manufactures in the industry not just for us. This way the transaction costs are low and the input is readily available from many suppliers which are most often cost-effective methods. To minimize production cost, our company needs to use all inputs efficiently using the least cost method of obtaining them, since the

To evaluate a multinational company (MNC) and its related functions, it is important to first define the topic. Thus, a MNC is a company that is operating in several countries but managed from one domestic country. There are many reasons for companies to internationalize. This can include increasing profit margins, gaining more market power, improving the reputation of the company or simply to exploit new locations with various benefits. In the modern economy, internalization is supported and enhanced

It has been shown that organizations that are part of an enterprise network achieve a more solid and competitive structure, can access specialized services technology, purchase of inputs, financing and improvement of industrial processes, in addition to enhancing its competitive progress in terms of processes products and innovation. Michael Porter established a theoretical framework for enterprise application in industries which analyzed the processes and activities that create value in the organization

distribute fuel/gas to its retailers agents (later named as customers). These customers operate fuel/gas stations to provide fuel to end customers across the country. Pertamina has more than 5000 customers which in daily average do at least 13.000 order transactions which valued close to USD 60 Million per day (Pertamina, 2013; Cholidy, 2014). This paper’s objective is to analyse an information system (IS) implementation case whether the system adoption is successful or failed. Author select IS implementation

In this report, I have identified the company, Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd (which will be referred to as Samsung Electronics), a South Korean multinational company, currently headquartered in Suwon, South Korea (Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd, n.d), for the Enterprise Information Systems (EIS) Assignment. Samsung Electronics is the flagship division of the Samsung Group, a South Korean multinational corporation company headquartered in Samsung Town, Seoul. Samsung Electronics started off as Samsung