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Introduction International Market Place Globalization Drivers Lean principles of Vodafone International Business Strategy National Policies Operations management CSR Conclusion Bibiliography
Vodafone is a British multinational mobile network operator headquartered in Newbury, Berkshire, United Kingdom, Vodafone is a leading international mobile communications company with interests in 31 countries and partnership agreements with a further 40 countries. It has over 79,000 employees throughout the world and has more than 289 million customers. In the UK, more than 19 million people use Vodafone services.
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It is the world's second largest mobile phone operator behind China Mobile. Vodafone owns 45% of Verizon Wireless, the largest wireless telecommunications network in the United States, based on number of subscribers.
Global enterprise: Ghana Telecom (Africa). Hutch Telecom(India).
Globalization Drivers
Yips framework,1992.
Yips framework:
Market Globalization Drivers. Cost Globalization Drivers. Government Globalization Drivers. Competitive Globalization Drivers
Diplomvolkswirt .SJ(2009,p26)
Vodafones strongest resources were their intangibles such as human resources, innovation, and knowledge which put them a step ahead of their competitors globally. Vodafone's management has the ability to acquire and merge with other companies while maintaining an effective, low cost, organizational structure.
Understanding the standards of the customer Identifying the value stream for each product Working towards perfection.
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5-Force Model:
Rivalry with Existing Competitors Bargaining Power of Buyers Bargaining Power of Suppliers Potential Entrants Product Substitutes
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Operational Performance Value Enhancement Cost Reduction Total Communication Mobile Data Enterprise Broadband Emerging Market Delivering in existing markets Selective expansion & cautions approach
Capital Discipline Strengthen capital discipline Shareholder returns Clear priorities for surplus capital
It sets clear priorities to: Capture the potential of mobile to bring socioeconomic value in both emerging economies and developed markets, through broadening access to communications to all sections of society. Deliver progress against stakeholder expectations on the key areas of climate change, a safe and responsible internet experience, and sustainable products and services. Ensure our operating standards are of a consistent and appropriate level across the Group.
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Board local engagement across all CSR Single issue local engagement Single issue global engagement Engagement with specific stake holders group Business and industry wide engagement
2009
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In order to maintain a sustainable competitive advantage Vodafone would have to operate as pure wireless company in the future.
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