------------------------------------------------- CORPORATE & BUSINESS STRATEGY ------------------------------------------------- CASE STUDY 1– APPLE ------------------------------------------------- dUE: monday‚ JANUARY 23‚ 2012 “Apple Inc. 2010” By Group 5: Gautam Pangaonkar David Mead Mark Deveny Lindsey Liotta Apple’s Performance Glance at the history: Apple in 2001 had to go through hardships and it was a critical year for the company. The revenue fell from $8 billion in 2000 to
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A Strategic Analysis of Apple Corporation Timothy Pivovarnik Jeff Shaver Adam Siler Richard Sterling Dave Strubbe   EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 3 HISTORY OF APPLE 4 THE PC INDUSTRY 10 THE ONLINE MUSIC INDUSTRY 12 THE FUTURE OF APPLE 12 PERSONAL COMPUTERS A SHIFT IN STRATEGY 12 APPLE IN THE LIVING ROOM 14 STRATEGIC ALLIANCES AND ENTERTAINMENT 15 EXTERNAL ANALYSIS 17 TECHNOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENT 17 Brand Awareness Style at a Premium 17 Interoperability 18 Technology
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Case: “When International Buyers and Sellers Disagree” The subject of this case is one that happens quite often in international commerce; I personally believe that when doing deals specially with other countries we must especify everything in order to avoid this kind of conflicts. There are differents forms to solve this case‚ the first that I will mention is using the CISG. According to article 1 of the CISG‚ this law is applicable since both country are member states‚ they are selling goods
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STRATEGIC AUDIT WORKSHEET FOR APPLE INC. Prepared by: MGMT 4480 FALL 2009 I. CURRENT SITUATION A. Current Performance: Apple announced financial results for its fiscal 2009 fourth quarter ended September 26‚ 2009. The Company posted revenue of $9.87 billion and a net quarterly profit of $1.67 billion. These results compare to revenue of $7.9 billion and net quarterly profit of $1.14 billion‚ in the year-ago quarter. Gross margin was 36.6 percent‚ up from 34.7 percent in the year-ago
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Samsung vs. Apple Samsung is the apple of American smartphone buyers’ eyes. The winner in the U.S. smartphone market is no longer Apple. In May‚ A survey conclusion is that Samsung’s Galaxy S4‚ Galaxy Note II and Galaxy S III sold more combined in the U.S. than did Apple’s iPhone. For example‚ the results of this report suggest that Samsung is good at flooding the market with products in between Apple’s predictable new product introductions each fall. Apple has predictably introduced a real
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Apple offers a range of products‚ mobile communication and media devices‚ personal computing products‚ and portable digital music plays‚ as well as a variety of software‚ services‚ peripherals‚ networking solutions and third party hardware and software products. Their four main products are the iPhone‚ iPad‚ Mac‚ and iPod. Apple has strong competition when it comes to mobile devices. Apple has recently surpassed their leading competitor‚ Samsung Electronics Co. to become the top mobile-phone
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APPLE INC. VS SAMSUNG In Australia‚ the electronic industry is dominated by oligopoly. The two companies from the electronic industry‚ Apple Inc. and Samsung‚ control more than 46% of the market share just from smartphones which gives them dominance that has led to increased difficulties for other firms to enter the market‚ decreased prices for consumers and higher profits. The competition between these two industries also has caused uproars in employment issues‚ court cases and copyright controversies
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Apple Inc. v/s. Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd CONTENTS • INRODUCTION • Origin • South Korean lawsuit • Japan lawsuits • German courts • French and Italian courts • Dutch courts • Australian courts • British courts • U.S. courts • First US Trial • US verdict • Injunction of US sales during first trial • First trial appeal • Second US Trial • Controversy
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Apple prices strategies. Introductory prices. This strategy means to set low prices that are used to gain entry into the market. It is usual used from startup companies and companies that want to enter in the new market. Establish a high reference price Behaviorial economist Richard Thaler has noted that consumers are really bad at making decisions about value and constantly need "reference prices" for comparison. A dress costs $80. Is that too much? Not if it’s marked down 50 percent from $160
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Comparing desire satisfaction theory and informed-desire satisfaction theory is like comparing a Red Delicious Apple to a Braeburn Apple. Both have a similar dark red appearance however‚ they have a different taste‚ or result just as the two theories of what is intrinsically valuable‚ good for its own sake‚ and what leads to a valuable life while similar‚ yield a different result. The first‚ Desire satisfaction theory‚ argues that all and only the satisfaction of intrinsic desires has intrinsic value
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