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    Best Alternative to a Negotiated Agreement A party’s BATNA is a measure of the balance of power among the negotiating parties based on the resources they control or can influence to respond to their interests that will be addressed in a given negotiation. “walking-in” BATNA‚ that group of resources in your pocket before negotiation begins‚ and the dynamic BATNA that changes as you gain information during the negotiation process gives you a sense of whether to undertake a negotiation and whether

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    Case Study: NBC Chief Make’s tough decision Torrey Harper Principle of Management September 20‚ 2012 HSBC ’s origins and early history help to explain its values today. HSBC began in Hong Kong in 1865. Originally known as The Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited‚ the bank developed from the early needs of traders along the China coast. According to HSBC‚ the founding principles of the bank derived from local ownership and management; from the start‚ the bank was in business to

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    Iberia Airline builds a BATNA Jacki DiSanto Cleveland State University Iberia wants to buy new jetliners. Enrique Dupuy is the chief financial officer and the man who led its search for wide body jets‚ meant form the start to run a real horse race. Dupuy is very competitive‚ his rule is “Whoever hits its target‚ win the order”. Boeing and Airbus are the two manufactures competing for Iberia to buy their jets. Toby Bright is Boeing’s top salesman for jets. John Leahy is a New York City native

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    ------------------------------------------------- Instructor ’s Grade on Assignment:
 Instructor ’s Comments: NBC Universal Module 4 Prepared by: Juliette G Gomez Brianne Berkebile Juan Morales JR Nakiea Washington MKT 5833-WB2-Global Marketing March 11‚ 2012 Introduction A crucial step towards the development of a global expansion strategy is the selection of potential entry modes. Through analyzing both the internal and external environment NBC Universal can evaluate the best market entry strategy. Additionally‚ in order

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    begin broadcasting news on the television‚ NBC had to find the perfect format that could easily be understood by the audience. They started by experimenting with the combination of the method used by radio stations and the method used by theatrical newsreels. The news-anchor would recite the news while music played in the background‚ complimenting photos‚ filmed events‚ and headlines that were displayed on the screen. This program was first used by NBC in 1940 on a show called "The Esso Television

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    Batna for Soutwest Airlines and Muse/Transtar Realistically negotiating from a less powerful position 1. Know your and their source of power. 2. A Good BATNA 3. Access and Mobilization of Resources 4. Collection of Information 5. Strategy Development 6. Power Tactics Elaboration 1. Introduction - Know your and their source of power – Analyze By identifying yours and their sources of power. But in order to do this‚ you need to know what gives one negotiator more power than another

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    by far the best description of a high-level international business negotiation ever published in the popular press. The insights and lessons are most useful. 1. Iberia’s Dupuy played the game to perfection. His critical task was to strengthen his BATNAs (best alternative to a negotiated agreement). It had been a long time since Iberia had bought Boeing. He went to great lengths to bring the Boeing folks into the bidding contest including offering to fly the 14 hours to Seattle. Another stroke of

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    BATNA: Best Alternative to a Negotiated Agreement WATNA: Worst Alternative to a Negotiated Agreement Popular Attribution to Fisher & Ury‚ Getting to Yes. Introduction: In most settlement negotiations‚ parties are influenced consciously or unconsciously by their assessment of their alternatives to a negotiated agreement. The better their alternatives‚ the more they may push for a more favorable settlement. The worse their alternatives‚ the more accommodating they may be in the settlement negotiations

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    Critical Response Assignment 1 Alan N Hinduja University of Dallas: Graduate School of Management \ In the NPR blog post titled “Good Business‚ Bad Quality: How NBC is both Right and Wrong on the Olympics” Linda Holmes argues that NBC’s Coverage of the Olympics in London “stinks”(Holmes‚ 2012). She claims that NBC‚ the only American network airing the Olympics in London has compromised the quality of its coverage for business reasons by airing tape-delayed coverage and not showing enough live

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    Q.1. Who are the parties in the Frasier negotiation‚ what are their interests? How can the various parties influence the negotiation process and its outcome? Answer: The parties in the Frasier negotiation are the National Broadcasting Company (NBC) and Paramount‚ the owner of the show. While the National Broadcasting Company (NBC) wants to pay under $5 million in order to make a profit on the show‚ Paramount seemed to be demanding $ 6 million per episode. Paramount came down to $5.5 million later

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