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Transcript: Multinational Corporation and controversy: -Subsidiary located overseas is likely to become the target during political riots and conflicts. -Sometimes it could lead to diplomatic intervention. 2012 China anti Japan protest(due to Diaoyu Island dispute): Japnese government announced the Island is a part of Japan More than 50 cities in China organised large scale of demonstration and some of them resulted in violent incident. E.g. overturned Japanese-made police cars and smashed the windows of Japanese restaurants. Japan and China reponsed like: Japanese Prime Minster and the Japanese diplomatic department condemned usage of violence. Chinese government took an mild reproof of that and made a complaint against Japan. 2014 Vietnam anti-China protest (due to the placement of an oild rig in the disputed South China Sea) 2016 China boycotted US product(due to South China Sea arbitration) Private Actor Global business refers to international trade whereas a global business is a company doing business across the world. Multinational business states are the main rule makers for currency exchange and other international economic transactions, those transactions are carried out mainly by private firms and individuals, not governments. Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank Established in 2014 Eurozone sovereign debt crisis during 2008-2009 Financial crisis of 2007- 2008 Multinational Corporations(MNCs) is an important actor. Two and most important sort of corporation Industrial corporations: factory which makes goods in various countries and sell them to businesses and consumers. Example: super power states; Financial corporations: including individual banks, firms, companies; -And...how does market integration afftect corporation? Example: In 1995 a trader in Singapore lost $1 billion in stock markets and bankrupted his employer, a 200 year-old British investment bank -Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank -New Development Bank (Serve China and Russia interests more) -International Money Fund -World Bank -European Central Bank -Asian Development Bank (Serve more Western Interest) What is Business ? What is Global Finance ? International currency exchanges Interbank Forexbank Does Finance matter with Business? IMF website AIIB website Book: Rodmand, Kenneth A. Sanctity versus Sovereignty : US policy toward the Nationalization of Natural Resource Investments in the Third World. News site: http://cn.reuters.com/article/japan-china-protest-diaoyu-islands-idCNCNE87J04A20120820 http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/world_now/2012/08/china-japan-territorial-tensions-flare.html http://zasshi.news.yahoo.co.jp/article?a=20161203-00003891-besttimes-pol&p=2 Financing through stock markets is optimal for industries where there are continuous technological advances and where there is little consensus on how firms should be managed. The stock market checks whether the manager's view of the firm's production is a sensible one. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) Biography Thanks! :) Why do states go into debts ? Three main reasons. The US and Japan are not member Financial Market- - Currency Ashley & Yenish Main two tools to fix local debts: Financial Market-International debts Interest rates is the amount charged, expressed as a percentage of principal, by a lender to a borrower for the use of assets. AIIB (continue) Fiscal policy - government decisions about spending and taxation Monytary policy - decisions about printing and circulating money Global Business- How does MNC work and controversy Africa were hit hard in 2008, IMF gave loans to places like Ghana in 2009 and their growth rate increase to over 9% in 2011 Global Finance and Business (Financial Market, Actors and Multinaitonal Corporation) (2) Aim: Different from IMF, World Bank. AIIB focus on infrastrcture development, e.g.transportation and urban development. (3) Aim from a political aspect: An stretegy of China to enhance its soft power and voting power. as a second largest economy in the world China has only 4% voting power in IMF while US has 17.69%. (1)Benefits: Investment and assets to developing countries create jobs Infrastructure Technology (2)Critics: Exploit poor workers/countries decapitalise the host country stifle domestic innovation and economic activities Global Business and Politics- MNC and Government Relations Financial Market-International crisis Intergovernmental Organization (1) An organization of 189 countries (2) Established in 1945 in order to avoid a repetition Great Depression of the 1930s. (3) Aim: Ensure stability of the international monetary system (4) Biggest borrower includes: Portugal, Greece, Ukraine, Ireland (5) Biggest precaution borrower: Poland, Mexico, Colombia, Morocco (6) Where does the IMF get its money? Mainly: Quota System Why Currencies rise or fall? -Finance is an offshoot of economic. → -Pricing and valuation Examples: Interests rates, money flow, investment and financial market.

Global Business Presentation

Transcript: Strong domestic rivalry between training operators Public vs private On the job/formally Secondary school training High unemployment – 24% Skill shortage National Skill Development Strategy Education system is inadequate SETA Training Grants & Bursary Programs Young population – 65.8% working age Growth – 2.8% (Forecast 2013 4.5%) Per Capita Income US$6100 (Australia US$43740) Political stability Unions are powerful Foreign Investment Policy Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) Well established legal system Working Permits Internet - 3.9% household penetration English widely used Conclusion 1. MARKET POTENTIAL? 1.Licensing Licensing involves a producer renting out certain intellectual property rights to a licensee for a fee. This is a Contractual Entry Mode. ABOUT Other Private Colleges 432 Private FET Providers MARKET POTENTIAL - SKILLS TARGETS Australia has highly skilled and motivated educators Institutions are well equipped Transport network Accommodation Multi-cultural forces innovation Detailed Market Entry Model KEY PESTE INSIGHTS 4. CAN I OPERATE? Management Contract is recommended Local demand for vocational training in Australia is high Current international market declining Industry – demanding of quality (ohs/union) Questions? FET INDUSTRY MARKET ENTRY MODES Vocational Training – Further Education and Training (FET) Public sector – consolidation of 152 colleges to 50 colleges Growth in private FET post apartheid 2008 – 77 private colleges & 615 applications 700,000 students in private FET (2006) Quality issues in both public & private sectors Private colleges must be registered 2. CAN I GET INTO IT? AUSTRALIAN TRADES EDUCATION Australian industry is strong South African market demand is there No significant barriers to entry Host sponsored therefore short term working permits will be more easily obtained Understanding the environment Links to Industry & Rest of Africa AGENDA Strong relationship with industry and employers Competitiveness of suppliers Wider industry is strong Market EntryMode Benefit Analysis Industry is largely supported by government investment Student fees subsidised Regulation accreditation Government policy education revolution PORTERS DIAMOND OF COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE 2. Acquisition In an acquisition, one company purchases a controlling interest in another. Acquisitions can be hostile or agreed and usually result in a larger more financially powerful company. This is an Investment Entry Mode. FACTOR CONDITIONS Taking a building industry training provider to South Africa GOVERNMENT Ease of doing business ranking – 34 of 183 No foreign investment or ownership barriers English based legal system Recent update of Company Act BEE – ownership barriers Unionism Evaluating International Markets Building Trades 13 Australian Trades Education Porters Diamond South Africa Key Peste Insights FET Industry in South Africa International Market Evaluation Market Entry Options Market Entry Proposal Available communication technology Capacity to travel Crime but not high levels of corruption Chance Strong Australian dollar GFC Violence etc Providers must be registered Access to highly skilled workforce. Ability to provide goods/services in diverse locations Ability to take advantage of government subsidies and other grants. Having a good technical knowledge of the product Ability to alter goods and services produced in favour of market conditions Having contacts within key markets Training needs evolve South Africa entry to sub Saharan African countries DEMAND CONDITIONS CRITICAL FACTORS 5. IS THERE LONG TERM VIABILITY? Young population Existing 700,000 FET students Skills shortage Government artisan training goals Low per capita GNI Access to skilled labour competitive advantage Low number of existing private providers Building Trades & Other 7 Language Crime Industry standards Community Engagement 3. WILL IT REMAIN OPEN? Established in 1997 Private operator Comply with strict Australian regulation Links with industry Provides service for o/seas students Well respected ASSESSMENT AGAINST CSFs Stable government High unemployment Depth of skill shortage 3. Management Contract Under this agreement a business provides the management functions for another eg: Major airlines providing technical services to smaller airlines. This is a Contractual Entry Mode. OUR GLOBAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY FIRM STRATEGY, STRUCTURE & RIVALRY 6. WHAT ARE THE CULTURAL ISSUES? RELATED & SUPPORTING INDUSTRIES 1. Is there a demand for my service? 2. Can I get into it? 3. Will the market remain open? 4. Can operate my business once I am there? 5. Is there long-term viability? 6. What cultural information is important to success?

Business Presentation Template

Transcript: Key Takeaways and Future Actions Key Elements of Risk Management The presentation highlighted essential business concepts, market analysis, strategic planning, and the importance of risk management. Moving forward, we will implement the strategies discussed, monitor progress, and adjust our plans based on performance metrics and market feedback. Risk Assessment Risk Mitigation Strategies Ongoing Risk Monitoring Risk Identification Regular monitoring of risks and adjustments to strategies are essential to adapt to changing circumstances and ensure ongoing protection. Implementing strategies such as avoidance, mitigation, transfer, or acceptance helps to effectively manage identified risks. Identifying risks allows businesses to anticipate challenges and prepare accordingly, reducing potential impact. Evaluating the likelihood and potential impact of each risk enables prioritization, ensuring that the most critical risks are addressed first. membuat strategi yang tepat mengidentifikasi kekuatan dan kelemahan menentukan peluang dan ancaman Key Processes in Operations Performance Metrics Resource Allocation An operational plan outlines the specific processes necessary to achieve the company's goals. It details the daily operations that are crucial for the functioning of the business and ensures alignment with the overall strategy. Performance metrics are crucial for assessing the efficiency and effectiveness of operational processes. These metrics provide insights into areas for improvement and help in decision-making. Effective resource allocation involves distributing resources such as time, personnel, and finances efficiently to support operational activities. This ensures that all departments have what they need to succeed without waste. menganalisis peluang dan ancaman eksternal untuk mengantisipasi perubahan pasar dan membuat keputusan strategis memahami kekuatan dan kelemahan internal perusahaan untuk meningkatkan keunggulan kompetitif menggunakan hasil analisis untuk membuat strategi yang efektif dan meningkatkan kinerja perusahaan Operational Plan Insights pengaruh analisis lingkungan bisnis Digital Marketing Strategies Traditional Marketing Methods pengaruh analisis lingkungan bisnis analisis lingkungan bisnis sangat penting bagi kesuksesan perusahaan karena membantu mengidentifikasi kekuatan dan kelemahan internal,serta peluang dan ancaman eksternal. dengan demikian,perusahaan dapat membuat strategi yang tepat untuk meningkatkan kinerja dan mencapai tujuan. Digital marketing encompasses online strategies including social media, email campaigns, and content marketing. It allows for targeted campaigns, real-time analytics, and lower costs, making it easier to adjust strategies based on performance. However, it requires tech-savvy skills and can be highly competitive. Traditional marketing involves conventional methods such as print ads, television commercials, and direct mail. These strategies can reach a broad audience and often establish strong brand recognition over time. However, they may lack precise targeting and measurable results. Five-Year Financial Projections A roadmap of anticipated financial performance for strategic planning and investment decisions. pengtingnya analisis lingkungan bisnis Year 3 Year 4 Year 1 Profitability milestones achieved with stable revenue streams and controlled operational expenses. Expansion into new markets leading to significant revenue increases and higher investment opportunities. Initial revenue generation with modest growth, focusing on market entry and brand awareness. Year 2 Year 5 Increased revenue growth driven by enhanced marketing efforts and customer acquisition strategies. Establishment as a market leader with robust profit margins and sustainable growth strategies. meningkatkan kesadaran akan perubahan meningkatkan keunggulan kompetitif mengembangkan strategi yang efektif memantau perubahan lingkungan bisnis untuk mengantisipasi risiko dan peluang menggunakan hasil analisis untuk meningkatkan keunggulan kompetitif dan memenangkan persaingan membuat strategi yang tepat untuk meningkatkan kinerja dan mencapai tujuan perusahaan kelompok 1: XI BD1 pengaruh dan pentingnya analisis lingkungan bisnis

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