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Road Law (B): El socio Manuel Binio
Stein, Guido; Mehta, Kandarp; Barrachina, AlbertoCase NEG-19Leadership and People Management, StrategyTres socios - dos profesionales y uno estrictamente financiero - deciden crear una sociedad-despacho ?ROADLAW? enfocada en un formato boutique sectorial, con dos áreas de negocio: industria farmacéutica y reestructuraciones. Si bien al principio todo parecía augurar un buen futuro al proyecto, y se preparó un borrador de acuerdo de socios, este nunca llegó a formalizarse, y cuando surgieron los problemas entre los dos socios profesionales, la si...Starting at €5.74
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Road Law (A): El socio Santiago Jover
Stein, Guido; Mehta, Kandarp; Barrachina, AlbertoCase NEG-18Leadership and People Management, StrategyTres socios ?dos profesionales y uno estrictamente financiero? deciden crear una sociedad-despacho ?ROADLAW? enfocada en un formato boutique sectorial, con dos áreas de negocio: industria farmacéutica y reestructuraciones. Si bien al principio todo parecía augurar un buen futuro al proyecto, y se preparó un borrador de acuerdo de socios, este nunca llegó a formalizarse, y cuando surgieron los problemas entre los dos socios profesionales, la situa...Starting at €8.20
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Fashion Garb Company: Confidential Information for the Chief Strategy Officer
Soto Cantero, Ismael; Mehta, Kandarp; Barrachina, Alberto; Stein, GuidoCase NEG-22-EFashion Garb Company is a case study, divided into two parts, that focuses on the conflict between the Fashion Garb company's Digital Department and Department of Strategy in adapting the company's strategy design to a new digital perspective. The case study can be understood as a study of inter-departmental conflict negotiation within a company. Faced with the transformation of the market, which had begun to cater to more digitally-adept consume...Starting at €8.20
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I-Star: Expanding in North America
William Wei; Xiaohua Yang; Roger Chen; Kimberley Howard; Stanley KwongCase IVEY-9B12M041-EInformation Technologies, Marketing, StrategyThe president of I-Star America, Inc. and vice-president of I-Star Corporation reflected on the success of I-Star in the Chinese and Japanese IT markets and the challenges of increasing market share in North America, one of the largest markets in the world. I-Star was expected to grow about 30 per cent in the next few years, and the president considered whether the strategy used in Japan could be applied to North America.Many Chinese firms that e...Starting at €8.20
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Joysun at the Crossroads
William Wei; Ali Taleb; Vicky NieCase IVEY-9B13M061-EStrategyJoysun was established as a state-owned enterprise in the Shanghai Waigaoqiao Free Trade Zone in China in 1995. Thanks to the effective leadership of its general manager and to the monopolistic nature of the Chinese import and export industry in the mid-1990s, the company had grown rapidly from a shop with five employees in its early days to a major player in the logistics industry by the end of 2012. However, Joysun’s journey had been rocky due ...Starting at €8.20
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Branding BY-HEALTH: The Value of Transparency
Denghua Yuan; William Wei; Matthew MardresCase IVEY-9B17M126-EStrategyBY-HEALTH Co., Ltd. (BY-HEALTH), a Chinese dietary supplement company founded in 1995, had a first-mover advantage as a contemporary health supplement provider in Mainland China. It had successfully utilized this advantage to conquer a significant portion of the market. However, by early 2017, maintaining this leadership position in the market had become increasingly difficult, largely due to deteriorating public perception of consumables origina...Starting at €8.20
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A Speed Race: Benelli and QJ Compete in the International Motorbike Arena
Francesca Spigarelli; Ilan Alon; William WeiCase IVEY-9B09M097-EEntrepreneurship, Marketing, StrategyIn 2005, the Qianjiang Group (QJ), a large-scale Chinese state-owned group, acquired the Italian company Benelli to expand its business in Western markets beyond Italy. Benelli's brand advantage was intended to provide the core competency for QJ to compete in the global motorbike markets; in addition, Benelli's capabilities and know-how in motorbike and scooter engineering also helped QJ complete its product portfolio. After a successful start, t...Starting at €8.20
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Bauing Construction Holding Group Co. Ltd: Going Global
Denghua Yuan; Qian (Claire) Deng; William WeiCase IVEY-9B18M187-EStrategyIn 2014, Shenzhen Bauing Construction Holding Group Co. Ltd. (Bauing Group) decided to expand internationally, and successfully established subsidiary companies in several Southeast Asian countries. Based on this success in Southeast Asia, Bauing Group deStarting at €8.20
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China Railway Construction Corporation: Attaining Globalization via High-Speed Rail
Hongxing Cao; Yuanfang Lin; William WeiCase IVEY-9B18M149-EStrategyDespite fast advancements in technology and production capacity, China Railway Construction Corporation (CRCC) faced a variety of challenges and risks on its path to build profitability in the global high-speed rail (HSR) market. Some of these challenges came from nations with competing HSR technology and international expansion plans, while others were related to the country of origin and its effects on perceptions about the product and brand po...Starting at €8.20
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ROADLAW Case (B): Manuel Binio, Partner
Stein Martínez, Guido; Mehta, Kandarpkumar Harsiddhbhai; Barrachina, AlbertoCase NEG-19-ELeadership and People Management, StrategyThree partners (two professional and one strictly financial) decide to establish a boutique law firm called ROADLAW that will focus on a particular sector, with two business areas: the pharmaceutical industry and restructuring. At first, everything seems to bode well for the future of the project. A draft partnership agreement is prepared but never formally concluded. When problems arise between the two professional partners, the situation become...Starting at €5.74