Terlambatnya Pemerintah Indonesia dalam menyadari Program OBOR (One Belt One Road) atau JALUR SUTRA Abad 21 yang dibangun Pemerintah Asing di Indonesia, akan berakibat mematikan bisnis UMKM/UKM, maka saatnya UMKM/UKM untuk bangkit guna merebut kembali Pangsa Pasar yang hilang termasuk menjalankan strategi untuk menghambat pertumbuhan bisnis E-Commerce yang dijalankan oleh perusahaan asing di Indonesia.
Bisnis asing di Indonesia yang telah menjadi raksasa, seperti langkah ALIBABA yang telah mengakuisisi LAZADA senilai US$. 3,5 milyar, TOKOPEDIA senilai US$. 1,1 milyar. Sementara SHOPEE yang menjadi pesaing TOKOPEDIA dan LAZADA di 3 besar marketplace yg paling banyak penggunanya di negeri ini di miliki oleh Chris Feng dari Singapura.
Informasi diatas, di dukung dari data Bank Indonesia, bahwa total nilai transaksi marketplace di Indonesia adalah Rp. 75 trilyun hanya pada tahun 2017 saja. Dengan jumlah konsumen 24.7 juta orang. Untuk tahun 2018, mencapai Rp. 100 trilyun dengan persentase produk asing 94% (sembilan puluh empat persen) dan produk lokal hanya 6% (enam persen).
How the SME Business Become Manufacture IndustrySetiono Winardi
The main weaknesses for SME business are the management of markets, selling strategies, operational activities, availability of cash, mastery of technology and availability of raw materials in the direction of production activities to be sold to customers.
Business success will be achieved if the management methods on the various weaknesses mentioned above are mastered in depth so as to change weaknesses into strengths and opportunities.
This document provides information about the ISED Small Enterprise Observatory (ISED-SEO) in India. The key points are:
- ISED-SEO is a knowledge platform within the Institute of Small Enterprises and Development that aims to build a database on MSMEs in India through studies, seminars, and an annual sector report.
- It requests support from stakeholders who believe in the importance of the MSME sector to strengthen the Observatory through membership, resource support, and partnerships.
- The Observatory serves as an information exchange platform to improve understanding of how MSMEs experience the business environment and are influenced by public policy, with the goal of catalyzing action among various stakeholders.
WRFY Navigating Strategic Possibilities and Crystallising - 3 February 2017Chanel Witbooi
This document provides an overview and summary of two books on strategic analysis and strategy development: "Crystallising the Strategic Business Landscape" and "Navigating Strategic Possibilities".
The summary includes:
- The two books complement each other, with one focusing on strategy analysis and the other on strategy development.
- They provide over 70 tools and frameworks for external environmental and internal organizational analysis to guide strategic thinking and emergence of fact-based strategies.
- The books are intended for strategy practitioners and leaders to help them thoroughly analyze contexts and formulate and execute strategies.
- Various case studies from South African and global companies are used to illustrate the application of the strategic analysis and development
The document analyzes the strategies of Mobilink, Pakistan's leading telecommunications company, through strategic analysis tools. A SWOT analysis identifies Mobilink's strengths as its large market share and network coverage, while weaknesses include outdated technology and low brand loyalty. Opportunities exist in expanding into underserved rural areas and offering new services. Threats include increased competition and technology changes. A Porter's Five Forces analysis examines the competitive environment. The PEST analysis evaluates political, economic, social and technological factors impacting Mobilink's business. Recommendations are provided to help Mobilink strengthen its strategic position.
The objectives of this study were to identify the level of market orientation of micro and small businesses and to identify whether there are differences in level of market orientation in terms of firm level characteristics. Accordingly, a sample of 49 micro and small businesses based on agriculture and trading sectors in Badulla district were studied. According to descriptive statistics, none of the firms is adopting a high level market orientation whereas all most all the firms are belonging to either medium or low level of adaptation of market orientation. The test results of independent sample t-test and One Way ANOVA proves that data support for a statistically significant (P<0.05) difference in the level of market orientation in terms of gender educational level of the owner manager and the business experience of the owner managers in the studied sample.
Network marketing through buzz marketing strategyiaemedu
This document summarizes a research paper on using buzz marketing strategies in network marketing. It discusses buzz marketing and how it can be an effective low-cost marketing method for companies. The paper analyzes demographic data from 600 distributors of Amway India and Hindustan Unilever Network and examines the relationship between demographic factors and satisfaction levels. Hypotheses are formulated regarding the impact of age, gender, education, marital status, occupation, and income on satisfaction. The methodology describes a survey distributed to over 1,000 distributors and the statistical analysis of the 600 responses using tools like descriptive statistics and inferential statistics.
This document discusses building the competitive advantage of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the fashion sector in Medan City, Indonesia. It examines how marketing capabilities and innovation capabilities can influence market orientation and competitive advantage. Specifically, it analyzes (1) the direct and mediated effects of marketing and innovation capabilities on market orientation and competitive advantage, and (2) the direct and mediated effects through internet use on competitive advantage. The study uses a survey of 150 SMEs in the fashion sector. Preliminary results found some supported and some unsupported hypotheses regarding the relationships between marketing capability, innovation capability, market orientation, internet use, and competitive advantage.
This document provides an overview of the water purifier industry in India. It discusses how people in India have become more health conscious in recent decades as around 80% of diseases are caused by water-borne microorganisms. The WHO estimates that simple water treatment techniques could save millions of lives each year from waterborne diseases. The water purifier industry provides mechanized and portable purification options to remove contaminants from raw water sources and meet the growing demand for safe drinking water in India.
How the SME Business Become Manufacture IndustrySetiono Winardi
The main weaknesses for SME business are the management of markets, selling strategies, operational activities, availability of cash, mastery of technology and availability of raw materials in the direction of production activities to be sold to customers.
Business success will be achieved if the management methods on the various weaknesses mentioned above are mastered in depth so as to change weaknesses into strengths and opportunities.
This document provides information about the ISED Small Enterprise Observatory (ISED-SEO) in India. The key points are:
- ISED-SEO is a knowledge platform within the Institute of Small Enterprises and Development that aims to build a database on MSMEs in India through studies, seminars, and an annual sector report.
- It requests support from stakeholders who believe in the importance of the MSME sector to strengthen the Observatory through membership, resource support, and partnerships.
- The Observatory serves as an information exchange platform to improve understanding of how MSMEs experience the business environment and are influenced by public policy, with the goal of catalyzing action among various stakeholders.
WRFY Navigating Strategic Possibilities and Crystallising - 3 February 2017Chanel Witbooi
This document provides an overview and summary of two books on strategic analysis and strategy development: "Crystallising the Strategic Business Landscape" and "Navigating Strategic Possibilities".
The summary includes:
- The two books complement each other, with one focusing on strategy analysis and the other on strategy development.
- They provide over 70 tools and frameworks for external environmental and internal organizational analysis to guide strategic thinking and emergence of fact-based strategies.
- The books are intended for strategy practitioners and leaders to help them thoroughly analyze contexts and formulate and execute strategies.
- Various case studies from South African and global companies are used to illustrate the application of the strategic analysis and development
The document analyzes the strategies of Mobilink, Pakistan's leading telecommunications company, through strategic analysis tools. A SWOT analysis identifies Mobilink's strengths as its large market share and network coverage, while weaknesses include outdated technology and low brand loyalty. Opportunities exist in expanding into underserved rural areas and offering new services. Threats include increased competition and technology changes. A Porter's Five Forces analysis examines the competitive environment. The PEST analysis evaluates political, economic, social and technological factors impacting Mobilink's business. Recommendations are provided to help Mobilink strengthen its strategic position.
The objectives of this study were to identify the level of market orientation of micro and small businesses and to identify whether there are differences in level of market orientation in terms of firm level characteristics. Accordingly, a sample of 49 micro and small businesses based on agriculture and trading sectors in Badulla district were studied. According to descriptive statistics, none of the firms is adopting a high level market orientation whereas all most all the firms are belonging to either medium or low level of adaptation of market orientation. The test results of independent sample t-test and One Way ANOVA proves that data support for a statistically significant (P<0.05) difference in the level of market orientation in terms of gender educational level of the owner manager and the business experience of the owner managers in the studied sample.
Network marketing through buzz marketing strategyiaemedu
This document summarizes a research paper on using buzz marketing strategies in network marketing. It discusses buzz marketing and how it can be an effective low-cost marketing method for companies. The paper analyzes demographic data from 600 distributors of Amway India and Hindustan Unilever Network and examines the relationship between demographic factors and satisfaction levels. Hypotheses are formulated regarding the impact of age, gender, education, marital status, occupation, and income on satisfaction. The methodology describes a survey distributed to over 1,000 distributors and the statistical analysis of the 600 responses using tools like descriptive statistics and inferential statistics.
This document discusses building the competitive advantage of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the fashion sector in Medan City, Indonesia. It examines how marketing capabilities and innovation capabilities can influence market orientation and competitive advantage. Specifically, it analyzes (1) the direct and mediated effects of marketing and innovation capabilities on market orientation and competitive advantage, and (2) the direct and mediated effects through internet use on competitive advantage. The study uses a survey of 150 SMEs in the fashion sector. Preliminary results found some supported and some unsupported hypotheses regarding the relationships between marketing capability, innovation capability, market orientation, internet use, and competitive advantage.
This document provides an overview of the water purifier industry in India. It discusses how people in India have become more health conscious in recent decades as around 80% of diseases are caused by water-borne microorganisms. The WHO estimates that simple water treatment techniques could save millions of lives each year from waterborne diseases. The water purifier industry provides mechanized and portable purification options to remove contaminants from raw water sources and meet the growing demand for safe drinking water in India.
1. As organizations pursue more global strategies, marketing research is needed to understand consumers in international markets. However, international marketing research presents unique challenges compared to domestic research.
2. This document discusses a framework for conducting effective international marketing research projects from a global project management perspective. It focuses on the nuances of questionnaire construction and primary data collection across borders.
3. Factors like political, legal, economic, social, and cultural differences between countries can impact the comparability of international marketing research results. Proper consideration of these challenges is needed for meaningful research projects.
1. As organizations pursue more global strategies, marketing research is needed to understand consumers in international markets. However, international marketing research presents unique challenges compared to domestic research.
2. This document discusses a framework for conducting effective international marketing research projects from a global project management perspective. It focuses on the nuances of questionnaire construction and primary data collection across borders.
3. Factors like political, legal, economic, social, and cultural differences between countries can impact the comparability of international marketing research results. Proper consideration of these challenges is needed for meaningful research projects.
We are one of the world's leading business information companies that provides intelligence through various media to help clients gain competitive advantages. We organize over 1,000 high-quality business to business conferences each year attracting 100,000 delegates on topics like mergers and acquisitions, environmental management, and other major business sectors. The conferences feature expert presentations from global companies and institutions to provide strategic information and networking opportunities for senior executives.
The Effect of Strategic Intelligence on Business Success in Selected Commerci...ijtsrd
This document discusses a study that examined the relationship between strategic intelligence and business success in selected commercial banks in southeast Nigeria. It begins with an introduction that defines strategic intelligence and competitive intelligence, and discusses their importance for organizational decision making and performance.
The study used a survey research design and Pearson correlation analysis to assess the relationship. The results showed a significant positive relationship between strategic intelligence and business success, indicating that effective strategic intelligence leads to improved business success for banks.
The document provides context on the banking industry in Nigeria and need for strategic intelligence given competitive pressures. It also reviews relevant literature and theories like dynamic capabilities theory that support the relationship between intelligence and organizational adaptation/performance.
The document introduces the Digital Evolution Index (DEI), which measures the digital trajectories of 50 countries over time based on four drivers: Demand, Supply, Institutional Environment, and Innovation. The DEI aims to provide insights for businesses, investors, and policymakers on countries' evolution into digital economies. Countries are categorized into four zones based on their current level of digital development and rate of change: Stand Out, Stall Out, Break Out, and Watch Out. Stand Out countries have highly developed digital ecosystems, while Stall Out countries risk falling behind. Break Out countries are developing rapidly. Watch Out countries face significant barriers but some overcome limitations through innovation.
This document introduces the Digital Evolution Index (DEI) created by The Fletcher School at Tufts University to measure the digital evolution of 50 nations. The DEI analyzes six years of data on how countries are transitioning their citizens and economies to the digital future. Key insights from the index include understanding countries' regenerative capacities after the 2008 economic decline and how they are preparing for opportunities and challenges of increasing digitization. The DEI can help policymakers design strategies to boost digital competitiveness and help businesses identify patterns to inform their global expansion plans in the digital economy. While technology holds potential gains, countries and companies need strong policies and strategies based on understanding each nation's digital progress and environment.
This document discusses a study that examines the main factors affecting creativity in startups and how those factors influence entrepreneurial initiative strategies. The study uses a structural equation modeling approach with partial least squares to analyze data from an online questionnaire completed by 50 individuals involved in startups in Spain. The model developed has strong predictive power and identifies internal factors like improving intellectual and attitudinal skills for identifying opportunities as important for creative business decision making. The study adds to the literature on the roles of different factors in startup creativity processes.
The document provides information about the International Confluence Conference on Startups and Innovation (ICCSI 2023) to be held from December 13-15, 2023 at IIT Madras in Chennai, India. The conference will bring together academics, policymakers, entrepreneurs and investors to exchange ideas and insights on startups, innovation and related topics. It will feature technical presentations, panel discussions, and networking opportunities over the three day event. Special themes will include circular economy, business incubators, entrepreneurship as a practice, and financing of innovation.
X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy has several advantages for adhesion studies. XPS allows researchers to determine the chemical
composition of surfaces and interfaces. It can detect all elements except hydrogen and helium. XPS also provides information on the
chemical/oxidation state of the elements detected. Furthermore, the technique is highly surface sensitive, with a probing depth of only 5-10
nm. This makes it ideal for analyzing thin film interfaces and coatings.
1. The document discusses the Indian retail industry, which is one of the fastest growing in the world. It accounts for 10% of India's GDP and employs 8% of the workforce. Organized retail only accounts for 9% of the total retail market, indicating significant growth potential.
2. Starbucks entered the Indian market in 2012 through a joint venture with Tata. The coffee retail market in India is growing due to the entry of international brands like Starbucks.
3. The document is a study on how Starbucks succeeded in business through corporate social responsibility (CSR). It will analyze Starbucks' CSR strategies, implementation, and outcomes. The goal is to understand how Starbucks integrates CSR into its business conduct.
This document summarizes Joel Rubinson's presentation on the future of consumer insights. Some key points:
- Research needs to shift from discrete projects to providing a continuous flow of insights and move from validating findings to shaping thinking.
- New technologies and data sources are changing the landscape of consumer insights, like social media and behavioral data.
- Research must understand consumers as social beings influenced by emotion and focus on brand experiences rather than surveys.
- A "research transformation" is needed to make research more visionary, impactful, and inspire organizations with insights.
This document discusses several issues related to tourism strategic development in Indonesia:
1. Uneven tourism development between regions in Indonesia and increasing regional competition for tourists.
2. Indonesia's weak competitiveness in tourism, including weaknesses in tourism product/attraction management, infrastructure, human resources, marketing, regulations, and more.
3. Trends in future tourism, including changing tourist preferences and the development of new destinations.
It analyzes Indonesia's current low ranking in tourism competitiveness and identifies areas that need improvement, such as regulations, infrastructure, human resources, and natural/cultural resources. It also discusses the current state of human resources in tourism and the need to develop multi-disciplinary skills.
A Dissertation report on - Financial Excellence: A comparative study of ITC l...Mohd Danish
The document provides an overview of financial excellence and the fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) industry in India. It discusses key concepts such as financial excellence, the FMCG industry and market in India, top companies in the sector, and investments. The document also examines ITC Ltd. and Patanjali in terms of their vision, mission, SWOT analysis, achievements and businesses.
International Journal of Business and Management Invention (IJBMI) is an international journal intended for professionals and researchers in all fields of Business and Management. IJBMI publishes research articles and reviews within the whole field Business and Management, new teaching methods, assessment, validation and the impact of new technologies and it will continue to provide information on the latest trends and developments in this ever-expanding subject. The publications of papers are selected through double peer reviewed to ensure originality, relevance, and readability. The articles published in our journal can be accessed online.
Impact of Information Technology on Global Business Strategies: Globalization...ijtsrd
This study investigates the dynamic effect of information technology infusion into global business. The information technology industry is growing at a rapid pace. Information Technology [IT] is playing an ever-increasing role in supporting business strategies and transformation, with e-business lending new visibility to technologys strategic role. Information technology is a vital part of todays global economy. Indicators show that it will continue to increase in importance during the next decade. IT already impacts almost all aspects of the workplace and most of everyday life. This study will illustrate the effect of digital technology on global business. Prof.Dr. Roshan S. Patel"Impact of Information Technology on Global Business Strategies: Globalization Effect" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-1 | Issue-5 , August 2017, URL: http://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd2390.pdf http://www.ijtsrd.com/management/randd-management/2390/impact-of-information-technology-on-global-business-strategies-globalization-effect/profdr-roshan-s-patel
Factors affecting marketing mix strategies of multinational organizations in ...Suren Sudara
This document discusses factors affecting the marketing strategies of multinational organizations in Sri Lanka. It analyzes these factors using the PESTEL framework, which examines political, economic, social, technological, environmental, and legal influences. Socially, Sri Lanka's diverse ethnic and religious cultures present challenges for multinationals to understand local norms and values. Economically, Sri Lanka's lower income levels mean multinationals must tailor products to local budgets and purchasing power. Politically and legally, foreign investment policies and tax policies can help or hinder multinationals' local operations. Multinationals must adapt their standard international strategies based on these unique Sri Lankan conditions to effectively reach local consumers.
For my project, I collected primary data through questionnaires. I visited multiplexes in different areas of Faridabad and interviewed customers after they had watched a movie. A total of 300 people were interviewed using a structured questionnaire containing both open-ended and closed-ended questions. This allowed me to gather first-hand information from customers regarding their movie watching preferences, factors influencing their choice of cinema, spending behavior etc. Collecting primary data through questionnaires helped me obtain specific insights relevant to my research objectives.
Perception of sme growth constraints in bangladeshAlexander Decker
This document summarizes a study on the perceptions of constraints on small and medium enterprise (SME) growth in Bangladesh from an institutional perspective. Interviews were conducted with 36 organizations, including entrepreneurs, banks, and government institutions. The main perceived constraints included lack of access to financing, poor infrastructure, and difficulties obtaining raw materials and skilled labor. Government policies and harassment by officials were also seen as obstacles. While entrepreneurs and banks agreed that access to financing was a major issue, banks perceived technology/IT integration and market relations as less important constraints compared to entrepreneurs and other institutions. The study aimed to identify perceptual differences to inform policies supporting SME development in Bangladesh.
The document summarizes the growth of Spire Research and Consulting, a boutique consultancy, into an international network with 10 offices over 16 years. It describes Spire's focus on customized market research and consulting projects for multinational companies. Spire emphasizes strategic planning, evolving solutions based on experience, cultivating clients and networks, and organic international expansion to become a leading research consultancy in emerging markets.
Navigating the world of forex trading can be challenging, especially for beginners. To help you make an informed decision, we have comprehensively compared the best forex brokers in India for 2024. This article, reviewed by Top Forex Brokers Review, will cover featured award winners, the best forex brokers, featured offers, the best copy trading platforms, the best forex brokers for beginners, the best MetaTrader brokers, and recently updated reviews. We will focus on FP Markets, Black Bull, EightCap, IC Markets, and Octa.
1. As organizations pursue more global strategies, marketing research is needed to understand consumers in international markets. However, international marketing research presents unique challenges compared to domestic research.
2. This document discusses a framework for conducting effective international marketing research projects from a global project management perspective. It focuses on the nuances of questionnaire construction and primary data collection across borders.
3. Factors like political, legal, economic, social, and cultural differences between countries can impact the comparability of international marketing research results. Proper consideration of these challenges is needed for meaningful research projects.
1. As organizations pursue more global strategies, marketing research is needed to understand consumers in international markets. However, international marketing research presents unique challenges compared to domestic research.
2. This document discusses a framework for conducting effective international marketing research projects from a global project management perspective. It focuses on the nuances of questionnaire construction and primary data collection across borders.
3. Factors like political, legal, economic, social, and cultural differences between countries can impact the comparability of international marketing research results. Proper consideration of these challenges is needed for meaningful research projects.
We are one of the world's leading business information companies that provides intelligence through various media to help clients gain competitive advantages. We organize over 1,000 high-quality business to business conferences each year attracting 100,000 delegates on topics like mergers and acquisitions, environmental management, and other major business sectors. The conferences feature expert presentations from global companies and institutions to provide strategic information and networking opportunities for senior executives.
The Effect of Strategic Intelligence on Business Success in Selected Commerci...ijtsrd
This document discusses a study that examined the relationship between strategic intelligence and business success in selected commercial banks in southeast Nigeria. It begins with an introduction that defines strategic intelligence and competitive intelligence, and discusses their importance for organizational decision making and performance.
The study used a survey research design and Pearson correlation analysis to assess the relationship. The results showed a significant positive relationship between strategic intelligence and business success, indicating that effective strategic intelligence leads to improved business success for banks.
The document provides context on the banking industry in Nigeria and need for strategic intelligence given competitive pressures. It also reviews relevant literature and theories like dynamic capabilities theory that support the relationship between intelligence and organizational adaptation/performance.
The document introduces the Digital Evolution Index (DEI), which measures the digital trajectories of 50 countries over time based on four drivers: Demand, Supply, Institutional Environment, and Innovation. The DEI aims to provide insights for businesses, investors, and policymakers on countries' evolution into digital economies. Countries are categorized into four zones based on their current level of digital development and rate of change: Stand Out, Stall Out, Break Out, and Watch Out. Stand Out countries have highly developed digital ecosystems, while Stall Out countries risk falling behind. Break Out countries are developing rapidly. Watch Out countries face significant barriers but some overcome limitations through innovation.
This document introduces the Digital Evolution Index (DEI) created by The Fletcher School at Tufts University to measure the digital evolution of 50 nations. The DEI analyzes six years of data on how countries are transitioning their citizens and economies to the digital future. Key insights from the index include understanding countries' regenerative capacities after the 2008 economic decline and how they are preparing for opportunities and challenges of increasing digitization. The DEI can help policymakers design strategies to boost digital competitiveness and help businesses identify patterns to inform their global expansion plans in the digital economy. While technology holds potential gains, countries and companies need strong policies and strategies based on understanding each nation's digital progress and environment.
This document discusses a study that examines the main factors affecting creativity in startups and how those factors influence entrepreneurial initiative strategies. The study uses a structural equation modeling approach with partial least squares to analyze data from an online questionnaire completed by 50 individuals involved in startups in Spain. The model developed has strong predictive power and identifies internal factors like improving intellectual and attitudinal skills for identifying opportunities as important for creative business decision making. The study adds to the literature on the roles of different factors in startup creativity processes.
The document provides information about the International Confluence Conference on Startups and Innovation (ICCSI 2023) to be held from December 13-15, 2023 at IIT Madras in Chennai, India. The conference will bring together academics, policymakers, entrepreneurs and investors to exchange ideas and insights on startups, innovation and related topics. It will feature technical presentations, panel discussions, and networking opportunities over the three day event. Special themes will include circular economy, business incubators, entrepreneurship as a practice, and financing of innovation.
X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy has several advantages for adhesion studies. XPS allows researchers to determine the chemical
composition of surfaces and interfaces. It can detect all elements except hydrogen and helium. XPS also provides information on the
chemical/oxidation state of the elements detected. Furthermore, the technique is highly surface sensitive, with a probing depth of only 5-10
nm. This makes it ideal for analyzing thin film interfaces and coatings.
1. The document discusses the Indian retail industry, which is one of the fastest growing in the world. It accounts for 10% of India's GDP and employs 8% of the workforce. Organized retail only accounts for 9% of the total retail market, indicating significant growth potential.
2. Starbucks entered the Indian market in 2012 through a joint venture with Tata. The coffee retail market in India is growing due to the entry of international brands like Starbucks.
3. The document is a study on how Starbucks succeeded in business through corporate social responsibility (CSR). It will analyze Starbucks' CSR strategies, implementation, and outcomes. The goal is to understand how Starbucks integrates CSR into its business conduct.
This document summarizes Joel Rubinson's presentation on the future of consumer insights. Some key points:
- Research needs to shift from discrete projects to providing a continuous flow of insights and move from validating findings to shaping thinking.
- New technologies and data sources are changing the landscape of consumer insights, like social media and behavioral data.
- Research must understand consumers as social beings influenced by emotion and focus on brand experiences rather than surveys.
- A "research transformation" is needed to make research more visionary, impactful, and inspire organizations with insights.
This document discusses several issues related to tourism strategic development in Indonesia:
1. Uneven tourism development between regions in Indonesia and increasing regional competition for tourists.
2. Indonesia's weak competitiveness in tourism, including weaknesses in tourism product/attraction management, infrastructure, human resources, marketing, regulations, and more.
3. Trends in future tourism, including changing tourist preferences and the development of new destinations.
It analyzes Indonesia's current low ranking in tourism competitiveness and identifies areas that need improvement, such as regulations, infrastructure, human resources, and natural/cultural resources. It also discusses the current state of human resources in tourism and the need to develop multi-disciplinary skills.
A Dissertation report on - Financial Excellence: A comparative study of ITC l...Mohd Danish
The document provides an overview of financial excellence and the fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) industry in India. It discusses key concepts such as financial excellence, the FMCG industry and market in India, top companies in the sector, and investments. The document also examines ITC Ltd. and Patanjali in terms of their vision, mission, SWOT analysis, achievements and businesses.
International Journal of Business and Management Invention (IJBMI) is an international journal intended for professionals and researchers in all fields of Business and Management. IJBMI publishes research articles and reviews within the whole field Business and Management, new teaching methods, assessment, validation and the impact of new technologies and it will continue to provide information on the latest trends and developments in this ever-expanding subject. The publications of papers are selected through double peer reviewed to ensure originality, relevance, and readability. The articles published in our journal can be accessed online.
Impact of Information Technology on Global Business Strategies: Globalization...ijtsrd
This study investigates the dynamic effect of information technology infusion into global business. The information technology industry is growing at a rapid pace. Information Technology [IT] is playing an ever-increasing role in supporting business strategies and transformation, with e-business lending new visibility to technologys strategic role. Information technology is a vital part of todays global economy. Indicators show that it will continue to increase in importance during the next decade. IT already impacts almost all aspects of the workplace and most of everyday life. This study will illustrate the effect of digital technology on global business. Prof.Dr. Roshan S. Patel"Impact of Information Technology on Global Business Strategies: Globalization Effect" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-1 | Issue-5 , August 2017, URL: http://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd2390.pdf http://www.ijtsrd.com/management/randd-management/2390/impact-of-information-technology-on-global-business-strategies-globalization-effect/profdr-roshan-s-patel
Factors affecting marketing mix strategies of multinational organizations in ...Suren Sudara
This document discusses factors affecting the marketing strategies of multinational organizations in Sri Lanka. It analyzes these factors using the PESTEL framework, which examines political, economic, social, technological, environmental, and legal influences. Socially, Sri Lanka's diverse ethnic and religious cultures present challenges for multinationals to understand local norms and values. Economically, Sri Lanka's lower income levels mean multinationals must tailor products to local budgets and purchasing power. Politically and legally, foreign investment policies and tax policies can help or hinder multinationals' local operations. Multinationals must adapt their standard international strategies based on these unique Sri Lankan conditions to effectively reach local consumers.
For my project, I collected primary data through questionnaires. I visited multiplexes in different areas of Faridabad and interviewed customers after they had watched a movie. A total of 300 people were interviewed using a structured questionnaire containing both open-ended and closed-ended questions. This allowed me to gather first-hand information from customers regarding their movie watching preferences, factors influencing their choice of cinema, spending behavior etc. Collecting primary data through questionnaires helped me obtain specific insights relevant to my research objectives.
Perception of sme growth constraints in bangladeshAlexander Decker
This document summarizes a study on the perceptions of constraints on small and medium enterprise (SME) growth in Bangladesh from an institutional perspective. Interviews were conducted with 36 organizations, including entrepreneurs, banks, and government institutions. The main perceived constraints included lack of access to financing, poor infrastructure, and difficulties obtaining raw materials and skilled labor. Government policies and harassment by officials were also seen as obstacles. While entrepreneurs and banks agreed that access to financing was a major issue, banks perceived technology/IT integration and market relations as less important constraints compared to entrepreneurs and other institutions. The study aimed to identify perceptual differences to inform policies supporting SME development in Bangladesh.
The document summarizes the growth of Spire Research and Consulting, a boutique consultancy, into an international network with 10 offices over 16 years. It describes Spire's focus on customized market research and consulting projects for multinational companies. Spire emphasizes strategic planning, evolving solutions based on experience, cultivating clients and networks, and organic international expansion to become a leading research consultancy in emerging markets.
Navigating the world of forex trading can be challenging, especially for beginners. To help you make an informed decision, we have comprehensively compared the best forex brokers in India for 2024. This article, reviewed by Top Forex Brokers Review, will cover featured award winners, the best forex brokers, featured offers, the best copy trading platforms, the best forex brokers for beginners, the best MetaTrader brokers, and recently updated reviews. We will focus on FP Markets, Black Bull, EightCap, IC Markets, and Octa.
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Unveiling the Dynamic Personalities, Key Dates, and Horoscope Insights: Gemin...my Pandit
Explore the fascinating world of the Gemini Zodiac Sign. Discover the unique personality traits, key dates, and horoscope insights of Gemini individuals. Learn how their sociable, communicative nature and boundless curiosity make them the dynamic explorers of the zodiac. Dive into the duality of the Gemini sign and understand their intellectual and adventurous spirit.
Event Report - SAP Sapphire 2024 Orlando - lots of innovation and old challengesHolger Mueller
Holger Mueller of Constellation Research shares his key takeaways from SAP's Sapphire confernece, held in Orlando, June 3rd till 5th 2024, in the Orange Convention Center.
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Merebut kembali pangsa pasar umkm
1. MEREBUT KEMBALI PANGSA PASAR UMKM
DAN MENGHAMBAT BISNIS ASING “E-COMMERCE”
Terlambatnya Pemerintah Indonesia dalam menyadari Program OBOR (One Belt One Road) atau JALUR
SUTRA Abad 21 yang dibangun Pemerintah Asing di Indonesia, akan berakibat mematikan bisnis
UMKM/UKM, maka saatnya UMKM/UKM untuk bangkit guna merebut kembali Pangsa Pasar yang
hilang termasuk menjalankan strategi untuk menghambat pertumbuhan bisnis E-Commerce yang
dijalankan oleh perusahaan asing di Indonesia.
Bisnis asing di Indonesia yang telah menjadi raksasa, seperti langkah ALIBABA yang telah mengakuisisi
LAZADA senilai US$. 3,5 milyar, TOKOPEDIA senilai US$. 1,1 milyar. Sementara SHOPEE yang
menjadi pesaing TOKOPEDIA dan LAZADA di 3 besar marketplace yg paling banyak penggunanya di
negeri ini di miliki oleh Chris Feng dari Singapura.
Informasi diatas, di dukung dari data Bank Indonesia, bahwa total nilai transaksi marketplace di Indonesia
adalah Rp. 75 trilyun hanya pada tahun 2017 saja. Dengan jumlah konsumen 24.7 juta orang. Untuk
tahun 2018, mencapai Rp. 100 trilyun dengan persentase produk asing 94% (sembilan puluh empat
persen) dan produk lokal hanya 6% (enam persen).
OBJECTIVE
1. Merebut kembali pangsa pasar domestik Indonesia yang sudah dikuasai oleh pihak asing.
2. Menghambat pertumbuhan bisnis asing di pasar domestik Indonesia.
3. Menguasai pasar domestik dengan produk lokal secara maksimal atau sekurang-kurangnya sebesar
90% (sembilan puluh persen).
4. Menguasai dan mengelola jalur distribusi yang digunakan dalam rangka menghambat pertumbuhan
bisnis asing yang mempergunakan jalur distribusi domestik.
5. Meningkatkan kesejahteraan UMKM/UKM dan mendorong pertumbuhan bisnis yang
berkesinambungan.
RUANG LINGKUP
1. Pengertian bisnis yang dijalankan oleh UMKM/UKM dan karakteristik yang melekat pada bisnis
UMKM/UKM.
2. Identifikasi masalah yang dihadapi UMKM/UKM dan mengatasi berbagai issue yang timbul.
3. Menghilangkan hambatan yang terjadi pada bisnis UMKM/UKM.
4. Mengatasi kelemahan jalur distribusi yang dimiliki oleh bisnis UMKM/UKM.
5. Menguasai atau mengambil alih jalur distribusi melalui PERANG DAGANG (WAR TRADE) yang
disahkan menurut Hukum Indonesia dan Internasional atas tindakan tersebut.
6. Berkolaborasi dengan lembaga keuangan perbankan untuk mendapatkan pembiayaan dan/atau bekerja
sama dengan Venture Capital dalam mendukung PERANG DAGANG yang harus dimenangkan oleh
UMKM/UKM.
7. Membangun kolaborasi dengan sesama bisnis UMKM/UKM untuk menciptakan kekuatan yang dapat
mengalahkan kekuatan bisnis asing yang merajalela di Indonesia.
8. Strategi menghambat pertumbuhan bisnis asing di Indonesia, sesuai dengan ketentuan internasional
yang dikeluarkan oleh badan dunia WTO (World Trade Organization) dibawah naungan PBB
(Perserikatan Bangsa-bangsa).
METHODOLOGI
1. Transformasi ilmu pengetahuan
2. Studi kasus
3. Rekayasa strategi bisnis
4. Simulasi dan implementasi
2. RUN DOWN
1. Pembahasan teori dan praktek pada bisnis asing yang merajalela di pasar domestik Indonesia.
2. SWOT Analisis dengan focus kelemahan dan tantangan yang dihadapi bisnis asing di Indonesia.
3. Posisioning bisnis UMKM/UKM ketika bersaing dengan bisnis asing.
4. Rekayasa strategi untuk menguasai jalur distribusi yang digunakan oleh bisnis asing.
5. Membangun scenario untuk memaksa bisnis asing agar mengurangi atau melepaskan pangsa pasar
yang sudah dikuasai.
6. Membangun konsep harga yang dapat mempengaruhi berlangsungnya bisnis asing di pasar domestik.
AUTHOR/CONSULTANT
Setiono Winardi – Profesional Expert with Worldwide Experience
E. winardi67@gmail.com, M. +62 813 1542 1509, Wa.+62 817 9875 789
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