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    The Global Leadership of Carlos Ghosn at Nissan. . In 1999, the Nissan was suffering under a decade of decline and un-profitability, in fact the company was on the verge of bankruptcy, with continuous loses for the past eight years resulting in debts of approx.$22billion. Lack of market knowledge, innovation, customer needs, quality management and competition consideration as well the devaluation of Yen against

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    The Success Of Carlos Ghosn

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    THE SUCCESS OF CARLOS GHOSN IN NISSAN AND RENAULT ALLIENCE Today in this modern era everybody is getting practical, now a days people only like to believe in facts and never trust in something that does not exist or they do not consider real but there is one thing that does exist but not everybody believes in it, i.e., ‘Miracle’. Basically what is miracle…? ‘An effect or extraordinary event in the physical world that surpasses all known human or natural powers and ascribed to be a supernatural

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    which is great for any company . Some strengths include ; successful renault-Nissan alliance ,effective R&D spending resulting into the best-selling electric vehicle in the world, strong presence in the leading and emerging automotive markets , well-managed company’s operations. Some weaknesses are poor marketing and advertising capabilities resulting in poor brand awareness and , massive product recalls in the U.S. In 1999 Renault and Nissan have formed an alliance , this alliance allows both parties

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    The automotive industry is characterised by high levels of uncertainty, creating difficulties for companies to follow prescriptive strategies. Many factors contribute to this unpredictability. Pertinently, the financial crisis created instability: between 2008-2009 the Western automobile market worth fell by $300billion. Damaging profitability and cash flows, creating excess supply. In 2007 worldwide production capacity of cars was over 70million although demand was less than 60million (De Moraes

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    Motor Tuning History

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    slipped from essentially street going vehicles or made from pure blood dashing cars came to overpower races, for instance, Le Watches out for and the Mille In national rather than overall hustling, diversions auto competition in the 1950s and mid 1960s tended to reflect what was locally standard, with the cars that were productive locally much of the time affecting each nation's approach to manage fighting on the general stage. In the USA, imported Italian, German and English cars battled adjacent

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    differences often make any organization unable to operate properly. Cross cultural leadership is becoming increasingly important for success of international trade or business. Carlos Ghosn presently is chairman and chief executive officer of the Renault-Nissan Alliance. He started his career in a manufacturing company named Michelin, which was a Europe’s renowned tire maker company. During this job, he was rapidly promoted and was transferred to many places like in Le Puy, France, South America,

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    If you want an electric car these are the 7 best you can buy today Some argue that electric cars are the future. Some argue that besides being the future, are also present, though still with certain limitations and drawbacks. An electric car is one whose engine is electric, as its name indicates, and moves through the electrical energy stored in a battery that is recharged by plugging the car into a wall outlet. As simple as that. While still are few, are increasingly manufacturers have released

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    Most of the worlds most prestigious car manufacturers are highly involved in the F1 community. Ferrari, Mercedes, McLaren, Renault, and many more companies face off in who has the best technology and the best drivers. Even Red Bull has their own team. As of right now Red Bull is known for having the fastest growing team in the F1 community. Ferrari is the number one team. They

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    Renault product analysis (SUVs) with respect to competition (what others are doing/have done) Offerings in India 1. Logan in partnership with Mahindra & Mahindra 2. Fluence ( Premium Sedan) 3. Koleos ( Premium SUV) 4. Pulse 5. Duster ( Compact SUV) Competitor Product Analysis 1)Renault Offering - Duster Competitive offering - Ford’s Compact SUV EcoSport , Tata Safari, Premier Rio, Mahindra Scorpio The Duster took the Indian market by storm. It fuelled the segment of compact SUVs and grabbed a

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    SWOT Analysis for Mahindra Reva SWOT analysis is a Program that consist of four way methods of an organisation like Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats. Strengths are the key areas for operations or products that an organisation is good at producing in the market while weaknesses is the negative side of strength and in which the company has some negative aspects in some, areas or operations where the company is not good at producing or delivering the quality service. Opportunities mean

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