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    In reviewing Case Study #2‚ Solving the Labor Dilemma in a Joint Venture in Japan‚ it appears John agreed to this joint venture of opening a manufacturing plant in Tokyo before researching all of his potential obstacles. John viewed this as a growth opportunity and now is faced with understanding the cultural and socioeconomic differences to make this venture a success. A plan can be researched and written‚ but it will take time working in the global environment to identify and assess cultural

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    WYOFF AND CHINA-LUQUAN: NEGOTIATING A JOINT VENTURE(A) Introduction & Situation Analysis Joint ventures (JV) are a popular method of foreign market entry because they theoretically provide a way to join complementary skills and know-how‚ as well as a way for the foreign firm to gain an insider’s perspective on the foreign market. Since China began its market opening in 1978‚ joint ventures have been the most commonly used form of foreign direct investment (FDI)‚ with about 70% of FDI in China

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    motorola inc

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    1.0 Introduction Motorola Inc. was established at 1928. The products are divided into two independent public companies‚ Motorola Mobility and Motorola Solutions on January 4‚ 2011. The company entried into the mobile radio communications area by the initial car radio‚ after developing it becomes to be one of the largest electronics corporation in the United States. 2.0 Planning 2.1 First step The basic principle of Motorola Inc. is to increase the market share. So they began the international

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    that China permits wholly foreign owned operations in its territory. The Joint Venture now is an important vehicle for foreign investors to obtain Chinese market sensitivity‚ capability‚ and experience. Second is the capital source control. The JV in China can borrow capital funds from banks outside China. Third is the company management method. The chairperson and deputy chairperson shall be selected by equity joint venture partners through consultation or election. And these two positions will

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    Solving the Labor Dilemma in a Joint Venture in Japan 1. What steps can you suggest that might help John solve his labor problems for the new plant in Tokyo? First an International or Global Human Resources Manager should be hired since this person is familiar with operations in the United States and Japan. This executive will be knowledgeable of both countries (U.S. & Japans) education‚ economic‚ legal and political system and specially its socio-cultural environment and will be key player in

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    AUTOLATINA: An International Partnership that ended up in a Divorce: Ford - Volkswagen Joint Venture in Brazil Autolatina‚ a joint venture of Ford and Volkswagen (VW)‚ was created in 1987 in Brazil. The partners created the new company in order to serve the highly protected car markets of Brazil and Argentina from within. In addition‚ their goal was to create a giant theoretically invincible in the Latin American market. The partners’ strategy was to share the risk of operating in a volatile market

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    Executive Summary Attaining global competence when entering into international joint ventures‚ in order to be successful‚ is dependent on developing a strategic approach to Human Resource Management (HRM) that ties to Business Strategies and to the overall Organization’s mission‚ vision‚ goals and objectives. Through problem analysis of this case‚ this paper will show evidence that international initiatives must be tailored to implement HR policies and practices that will complement the workforce

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    Motorola in China

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    Motorola’s localization strategy in China. Furthermore‚ I will discuss the characteristics of Motorola as the big emerging market in China. Table of content Contents Executive Summary 2 Table of content 3 Abbreviations 4 Introduction 5 Main body 6 Reasons for Motorola to enter China 6 Strategies adopted by Motorola to enter China. 8 Operation strategy of Motorola 9 Framework analysis of Motorola operations in China 10 India and China Global Trends 12 Conclusion 13 References

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    company changes its name to Dell Inc. * 2004: Michael Dell announces he will step down as CEO but remain chairman. If you are using a screen reader‚ you may wish to switch to basic HTML for a better experience. | Top of Form   * Why would a joint venture partner from a planned economy have difficulty understanding that the consumer is king or queen? Answer: Every economy has its own characteristics as both good and bad as well. In any economy‚ there are rules and regulations fortified in the manner

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    Sony vs Toshiba

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    Closing Case Chapter 7 1. Why did both Sony and Toshiba perceive it to be so important to get an early lead in sales? Based on past format wars‚ the trend had been “winner takes all.” With that in mind‚ Sony and Toshiba attempted to get as many early adopters as possible and secure early sales so that more people would recognize and buy their particular format over the other in the future. Whichever company achieved the quickest jump start would see an accelerated demand for its format and

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