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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Key factors of success"”.

  1. The key factors of success for the integration of newly acquired subsidiaries : the case of the cement industry

    The globalization of the world economy encourages a lot of industries to internationalize. In 1998, mergers and acquisitions were worth approximately $2.4 trillion worldwide. Surveys conducted by consultants and organizations like the IMF are showing a high level of failure during consolidation. …

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  2. A framework to achieve mobile business success

    Num contexto de sociedade que continua a evoluir cada vez mais rápido, é apenas natural que o comércio acompanhe. Note-se a evolução etimológica que acompanha a palavra inglesa para negócio: business; e-business, m-business. A Internet trouxe um grande leque de possibilidades de sucesso para as …

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  3. Historical review of Sony's innovations and future steps

    This thesis reviews Sony's successes and failures in product innovations from the 1950s into the 2000s. It analyzes key success factors in Sony's significant sales and profit growth in each decade. Sony's first business success-the transistor radio and TV business in the 1950s and 1960s-was based …

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  4. Design of a robust qualitative method to assess MIT REAP impact on formerly engaged innovation ecosystems.

    … help regional Teams gain a deeper understanding of the strengths and weaknesses of their innovation ecosystem. This is done by evaluating the engagement and level of collective impact by regional stakeholders. The REAP program is grounded in MIT five stakeholders model, a modernization of the …

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