Swot Analysis Of Small Scale Business

Complete Name: Unit 2 Student Name: Mallory, Shemaiah

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1. Conduct online research on Uber, including both company and non-company sources.

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2. In a narrative format, discuss the company from a strategic perspective. Information concerning recent changes in the firm is readily available online and should be accessed. Strategic issues should be discussed in “real time.”

Student Answer: Uber tends to maximize its profits while optimizing the experience of both the passenger as well as the driver. As far as the Uber-All

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