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Amd's Global Strategy Analysis

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Consider the global strategy of your company or some company you are aware of; analyze the frameworks covered in the module. Apply and comment on their relevance or otherwise
Guidelines for the Application Exercise:
Brief introduction-state the industry and geographical markets your company is in and your product/s.
WHERE-Which international markets it entered and reasons for the same (CAGE framework/target identification/choice of strategic markets.)
WHY-Rationale for the global expansion (ADDING framework/reasons for going global e.g. growth, knowledge, globalization of competitor/consumer….)
HOW-Process it undertook to enter the market and sustain presence/growth. (AAA framework/due diligence/PMI/mode of entry, ownership structure, financial …show more content…

• Servers and technology for game consoles

AMD maintains operations around the world, including in the United States, Canada, Europe and Asia. AMD relies on third-party wafer foundries in Europe and Asia. Nearly all product assembly and final testing of AMD products are performed at manufacturing facilities, operated by third-party manufacturing facilities, in China, Malaysia and Taiwan. AMD also have international sales operations in all of above places as well.

WHERE (CAGE)
AMD considers CHINA as a significant market for its business. Recently AMD gone into a deal with a JV in China to produce chips by using AMD proprietary technology and to create significant revenue from its long struggle in processor market. The technology would be used to produce servers that would be only sold in China. In exchange AMD would receive licensing fees and royalties.

China is looking to be independent from foreign technology and start on its own to ease their biggest fears that foreign hacks would get into their computers. Even lately the China web services are the world’s largest buyers of servers.

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This can be done by knowing the exact level at which additional volume yields economics of scale for each of products in different markets. China with vast domestic consumption ratio would help achieve AMD the target economics of scale. Here AMD enjoys the disproportionate share of the relevant market. The strategy that AMD is looking at to attack competition and win new customers.

Decreasing cost: AMD also going with decreasing in cost with effective channel partnerships in the supply chain. Decreasing substantial cost by moving more of R&D into developing talent rich countries like in case of China. More of strategic country specific partnership all along the value chain for example with OEMs like HP, DELL, ASUS etc. in

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