---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- High Speed Rail Project In Indonesia Country Evaluation Note Background I am the Corporate Risk Manager at a large European Engineering & Construction firm (say Siemens)‚ which is planning to submit its bid for the 35 KM elevated high speed rail project in Indonesia connecting the Jakarta Airport to the Central Business District in the heart of the city. This will be the company’s first investment
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Gillette Indonesia – What marketing plan would be appropriate for Gillette Indonesia? Situational Analysis Gillette is a well-known manufacturer of personal care products around the world. Blades and razors are the main revenue drivers accounting for 40% of total company revenue. * Strengths: Strong brand awareness‚ increasing incidences of shaving‚ market share of 50% expected in 1996. Consistent growth over last 5 years. * Weaknesses: Plant expansion delayed to 1997 – pressure
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Reebok Case Page 298-299 1. I feel Reebok’s products are being revamped to serve geographical and behavioral market segments. Reebok is focusing on urban marketing by employing Hip-Hop stars to promote their products. Further‚ Reebok is applying a behavioral approach to create brand loyalty in large regions like China where they sponsor basketball courts. These variables are suitable since they will allow Reebok some room to expand its product and in return‚ increase its market share. 2. Reebok
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Cultural Management Adidas - Market Entry in Indonesia I. Table of Contents II. List of Abbreviations 3 1. Scope of the topic 4 2. Indonesia as the Lead Economy in Southeast Asia 5 2.1 The Competitive Advantage of Labor 6 2.2 Unity through Diversity? 6 3. Cross-Cultural Dimensions 7 3.1 Culture at national and organizational levels in Indonesia 8 3.2 The German culture at national and organizational levels 9 3.3 A Cross-cultural Comparison 10 4. Challenges of Entering Emerging Markets 12
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Consumers Rights in Indonesia – A Review Consumer’s rights are the proper benefits that protected by the law‚ which the consumers automatically obtain when they purchase a product. For instance‚ when a consumer buys a product they have the rights to have a satisfactory quality of its product and the fit function for the purpose as described on the packaging‚ the advertising of the product and also as described by the sales person. Therefore‚ if the consumer doesn’t obtain the right quality
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the reasons you believe each product will be successful in the international marketplace. Products/Services Reasons for Export Success 1. 1. 2. 2. 3. 3. 4.
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TITLE OF THE CASE: Pt. Multi Bintang Indonesia TIME CONTEXT: 1987 SUMMARY: Mr. Abeng joined Pt. Perusahaan Bir Indonesia in late 1979. A few months later‚ he became President Director. One of his earliest strategic undertakings was to rename the firm to Pt. Multi Bintang Indonesia. For several years‚ the company’s market share had been declining. The company had so many strengths to boast. But despite these‚ it had also many weaknesses. The company had no strategic plans.
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The Dutch and Indonesia The Dutch stayed in Indonesia for 350 years and during the time they stayed they had absolute power over all the nations of Indonesia. In terms of economy they applied three systems to rule over Indonesia’s spices trade‚ Mercantilism‚ Capitalism and Monopoly. However if anyone decides to think about how the Dutch managed to take over such a vast nation with millions of people only with a handful of soldiers‚ it would occur to them that this was a battle the Dutch couldn’t
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International Politics 14 October 2013 Indonesia and East Timor Conflict History on Indonesia: The first three hundred years of key events began whilst Indonesia was being ruled by Dutch colonials‚ Indonesia then was known as the Dutch East Indies. The Portuguese attempted to take over what was Indonesia entirely although failed because they did not have enough forces to colonize the entire country so the Dutch did. During World War II‚ the Japanese invaded Indonesia and took over the country‚ they wanted
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principles considered to be inseparable and interrelated. First is belief in the one and only God. Second is just and civilised humanity. Third is the unity of Indonesia. Fourth is democracy guided by the inner wisdom in the unanimity arising out of deliberations amongst representatives. Fifth is social justice for all the people of Indonesia. These five principles denote to the existence of monotheism‚ humanism‚ nationalism‚ deliberation and social justice. This foundation has been written obviously
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