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Mark Hunter

In the early 1960s Fuji-Xerox is formed as a joint venture of two leading US and Japanese firms. Over time the venture acquires increasing autonomy, as its strategic vision, quality improvement expertise, and innovative capabilities render its most active parent, Xerox, increasingly dependent on its success.

Published 01 Jan 2003

Reference 5097

Topic Strategy

Industry Computer Hardware

Region Global

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In 1995, at a turning point in the history of the bearings industry, the Timken Company acquires a high-volume bearings plant in Poland. Minor differences from Timken's traditional technology and products assume major importance as the acquisition is integrated, leading to fundamental shifts in the company's value proposition and organization.

Published 01 Jan 2003

Reference 5139

Topic Strategy

Industry Mechanical or Industrial Engineering

Region Global

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In 1995, at a turning point in the history of the bearings industry, the Timken Company acquires a high-volume bearings plant in Poland. Minor differences from Timken's traditional technology and products assume major importance as the acquisition is integrated, leading to fundamental shifts in the company's value proposition and organization.

Published 01 Jan 2003

Reference 5139

Topic Strategy

Industry Mechanical or Industrial Engineering

Region Global

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In 1995, at a turning point in the history of the bearings industry, the Timken Company acquires a high-volume bearings plant in Poland. Minor differences from Timken's traditional technology and products assume major importance as the acquisition is integrated, leading to fundamental shifts in the company's value proposition and organization.

Published 01 Jan 2003

Reference 5139

Topic Strategy

Industry Mechanical or Industrial Engineering

Region Global

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In January 2000, four major Danish companies launch an online B2B marketplace. The alliance process forces each to consider its capabilities, strategy and compatibility with other partners. Their venture quickly encounters unforeseen obstacles and opportunities, including a chance to develop the world's first B2G (business to government) marketplace.

Published 18 Dec 2002

Reference 4986

Topic Strategy

Industry E-Commerce

Region Europe

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In January 2000, four major Danish companies launch an online B2B marketplace. The alliance process forces each to consider its capabilities, strategy and compatibility with other partners. Their venture quickly encounters unforeseen obstacles and opportunities, including a chance to develop the world’s first B2G (business to government) marketplace.

Published 18 Dec 2002

Reference 4986

Topic Strategy

Industry E-Commerce

Region Europe

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In January 2000, four major Danish companies launch an online B2B marketplace. The alliance process forces each to consider its capabilities, strategy and compatibility with other partners. Their venture quickly encounters unforeseen obstacles and opportunities, including a chance to develop the world’s first B2G (business to government) marketplace.

Published 18 Dec 2002

Reference 4986

Topic Strategy

Industry E-Commerce

Region Europe

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In January 2000, four major Danish companies launch an online B2B marketplace. The alliance process forces each to consider its capabilities, strategy and compatibility with other partners. Their venture quickly encounters unforeseen obstacles and opportunities, including a chance to develop the world’s first B2G (business to government) marketplace.

Published 18 Dec 2002

Reference 4986

Topic Strategy

Industry E-Commerce

Region Europe

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In April 2000, Yahoo! was sued by a French anti-racist group, on the grounds that Yahoo!'s online auctions of nazi items on its U.S. site violate French law. Yahoo! Inc. finally removed these items from its site in January 2001. The cases and its annexes present the economic, legal, technical, philosophical, cultural and managerial issues.

Published 01 Jan 2001

Reference 4956

Topic Strategy

Industry E-Commerce

Region Global

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In April 2000, Yahoo! was sued by a French anti-racist group, on the grounds that Yahoo!'s online auctions of nazi items on its U.S. site violate French law. Yahoo! Inc. finally removed these items from its site in January 2001. The cases and its annexes present the economic, legal, technical, philosophical, cultural and managerial issues.

Published 01 Jan 2001

Reference 4956

Topic Strategy

Industry E-Commerce

Region Global

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