Pest Example

Communication devices The communication device can also be called the terminal. It is either the sender or the receiver of the information. It is an electronic object that permits the user to read, here, touch or view the message. Here are the most common examples of communication devices: radio players television sets mobile phones computers i-pods and mobile disk and MP3 players camera and video recorders video projectors, loudspeakers

importance of a low geographic distance. But on a critical side, a lot of theoreticians have minimized the impact of a geographic and cultural impact on market selection. For example Robertson and Wood (2001) have find that there were no impact of culture or geographic distance at all in the international market selection process. The example we can use to justify this last idea is that there are no much distances (cultural and geographical) between European countries. The cultures of European countries have

about $ 50 billion in exchange for oil rights on what would be the largest oil reserves identified in the Americas since the 80s. The interest rate in Brazil is 10.75 percent instead of more than 25 percent in 2003. However it is still high, for example the euro area interest rate is 1%. It could be a negative point in investment because it costs more to borrow. In October 2010 the inflation rate in Brazil was last reported at 5,20% Brazil Exports Brazil has an export oriented economy, 18381 Million

Collection of attributes giving a brand a recognisable unique quality. May be the result of contrived marketing action or an accident of market perception. Brand repositioning: An attempt to change consumer perceptions of a particular brand. For example VW has successfully repositioned the Skoda brand. Brand Value: The value which a brand would be given if represented on a company balance sheet. Break-even: A point for a business where turnover is equivalent to all costs. Brown Goods: Electrical

| Summary I. PEST 4 A. Political 4 B. Economic 5 C. Social 6 D. Technological 8 E. Environemental 8 F. Legal 9 II. Task Environment 11 A. Suppliers 11 B. Distributors 12 C. Customers 12 D. Competitors 13 E. Partners 14 III. Organisation’s resources and capabilities 16 A. Opportunities 16 B. Threats 16 C. Strengths 17 D. Weaknesses 17 Introduction PEST Political The political

depending by country. 3 Customers [5] COTE D’OR’s customers are divers due to the large range of product they sold. The target varies depending on the chocolate line proposed. Their consumers are also varied than their range of products. Some example of COTE D’OR products: • Milk Chocolate 100g  • Dark Chocolate 100g  • Milk Chocolate 47 g  • Dark Chocolate 47 g Lait intense  • 86% Noir Brut  • Noir Orange  • Noir 70% cacao  • Noir 70% cacao

to start in the textile market in China. First of all, I will introduce the strategy of Caroll, with a presentation of the company, his customer target, his kind of market, his strategy planning… Then I will focus on the Chinese Market with a PEST analysis and Porter Forces to get a clearly view of China market. In addition we will use models covered on the course such as Value Chain Analysis, the Boston Box, Ansoff Matrix. Also I will give some result and recommendation for the new Caroll

in their workplace than, for instance, their European or Asian counterparts. For example, Nestlé has a long history of having many nationalities among its top100 executives (one coubnt had it over 40). Although this type of anecdotal report may be misleading, the limited language ability of many North American managers makes the same point in another way. We can illustrate this affirmation thanks to the example of management in United State and Japan. Both countries are two major world powers;

Foodstuff- Manufactured products- Wood | - Motor vehicles - Transport equipments- Steel- Computers- Electronic devices | At least, to make contact with Japan the 2 tools are the .jp for the internet domain and the international dialing code is +81. PEST ANALYSIS POLITICAL | ECONOMICAL | * Stable Government * United Nation member country * Ecological politic established to reduce its carbon footprint * A local tax is imposed for all Japanese citizen without exception * Powerful

The product might be not adapt to the Korean culinary habits | IV. Potential exportation with the S.W.O.T analyse As a conclusion of the S.W.O.T analysis, The company has a good capacity for exportation its product in South Korea. For example, its knowledge about Belgian fries potatoes internationally famous, and also its experience in many countries around the world. However, and by the fact we had found only a few weaknesses, the company should take care about different risk factors