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Case Study: International Business And Strategies

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Case Study on
“INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS & STRATEGIES”

Submitted by: Somila Koirala
Iau ID: 102231
Kings College
International American University
Loss angles, California, USA

BUS 700 MBA CAPSTONE
APRIL 2015

Overview and Challenges Every organization is established with the objectives of achieving goals and meeting its core business objectives. It 's more challenging for a small business because it is difficult in managing the process. There are multiple examples where business fails when not meeting the operations and performance. There are many factors which play vital role in business to be successful i.e. good vision, mission, leadership, resources, strategies and its formulation and implementation, effective management …show more content…

These factors provide both opportunity and threat to organization to enter in foreign subsidiary. So, there is need to understand briefly about these challenges that helps to analyze the situation, and grab opportunities and eliminate threats as well. In sort, helps to take appropriate strategic decisions to enter in foreign market and to manage operations and personnel in a foreign subsidiary.
Suggestions for overcoming some of these challenges:
 Before make strategic decision that enters in foreign developing emerging market first, organization and company should know and understand relevant information about political and legal environment of foreign country. These help to managing and performing business operation efficiently and effectively.
 To understand political stability of foreign country, which play major role in establish of organization in foreign as well as effectively run in the future. Organization should keep inform itself that political changes, which leader would be elected, which party would be leaded etc. It should briefly understand the law, rules and regulation of foreign country that will help to smoothly run of business operation and

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