Case 04 : Uber competing as market leader in the us versus being a distant second in china These are the five Global trends that were identified from the uber case study. Please state how these trends were applicabe in the case with example of where they were present in the case 1. increasng concerns for the environment in the case? 2.Greater personalixation and customiation(eg tailoring products and services to specific market segments and managingthese many products and services) 3.Faster pace of innovaion 4.increasing cmplexity( eg managing many different inputs for a final products 5. increase competition for talent

Case 04 : Uber competing as market leader in the us versus being a distant second in china These are the five Global trends that were identified from the uber case study. Please state how these trends were applicabe in the case with example of where they were present in the case 1. increasng concerns for the environment in the case? 2.Greater personalixation and customiation(eg tailoring products and services to specific market segments and managingthese many products and services) 3.Faster pace of innovaion 4.increasing cmplexity( eg managing many different inputs for a final products 5. increase competition for talent

Principles of Management

OER 2019th Edition

ISBN:9780998625768

Author:OpenStax

Publisher:OpenStax

Chapter17: Organizational Planning And Controlling

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 3CTQ: The case focuses on U.S. markets. How are European markets affected by holiday shopping?

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