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Samsung Electronics: Company Analysis

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Samsung Electronics is the world's largest high-tech company, is also in transition to adapt to the rapid changes in the climate and to fulfil the social responsibilities to consumers and global citizens. Samsung said it is investing 1.01 trillion won (US $ 865 million) in 2009 to develop environmentally friendly products and build green production bases to meet the overall sustainable development goals set out in the Planet First ™ program. The standardization of greenhouse gas emissions for sales of production facilities was also reduced by 31% and the average energy efficiency of new products increased by 16%.
Besides, Samsung Electronics Samsung has acquired the global ecolabel of 2,134 products and made the company the No.1 eco-friendly product in the world. Samsung also received a good green product rating for its 80% product line. In 2009, Samsung collected and reused a total of 240,000 tons of waste electronic products in 60 countries. Samsung also registered as a …show more content…

By doing so, the company have identified their rival and opt for a solution to emerge as a strong competitor in sales. Following rivals footsteps and improvising have led Samsung to surpass their many rival brands. Now Samsung has hiked its sales far better than other rival brands, mainly Apple. (AppleInsiderStaff, 2013)

According to an article online, Samsung Electronics had 275,000 employees in 2014, which is five times more than what Google have hired. Such mass hiring has led the company to go on a rampage releasing 46 smartphones and 27. Samsung also has the most employees than Apple, Google and Microsoft combined. This indeed is a great manpower supply strategy the company has opted into. (Amadeo, 2014)

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