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Case A focuses on the history of Embraer, which has grown to become one of Brazil’s most successful enterprises and the world’s number four global aviation company. After tripling in size from 2000 to 2007, its business succumbed to the global financial crisis. Embraer launched an internal programme for business excellence, resulting in the development of executive jets.
Reference 6482
Published 28 Feb 2019
Length 40 page(s)
Topic Strategy
Region South America
Industry Aviation and Aerospace
Case A focuses on the history of Embraer, which has grown to become one of Brazil’s most successful enterprises and the world’s number four global aviation company. After tripling in size from 2000 to 2007, its business succumbed to the global financial crisis. Embraer launched an internal programme for business excellence, resulting in the development of executive jets.
The cases retrace the history of the GE-SNECMA alliance, from its inception in the 1970s, and the choice of its initial design, to the mid 1990s, when the partners face the first serious crisis in their relationship.
The cases retrace the history of the GE-SNECMA alliance, from its inception in the 1970s, and the choice of its initial design, to the mid 1990s, when the partners face the first serious crisis in their relationship.
The case describes the approach used by Oerlikon Buhrle to bid for the contract for the new short-range air defence system for the Canadian Forces. In particular, the case describes how the company articulated its offer, and what arguments it emphasised in order to be 'short listed' and then selected by the Canadian Government.
Reference 4256
Published 06 Jan 1994
Length 8 page(s)
Topic Strategy
Region Other Regions
Industry Aviation and Aerospace, Military
The case describes the approach used by Oerlikon Buhrle to bid for the contract for the new short-range air defence system for the Canadian Forces. In particular, the case describes how the company articulated its offer, and what arguments it emphasised in order to be 'short listed' and then selected by the Canadian Government.
The CF-LLAD Oerlikon-Bührle case series (to be used together with the Canadian Armed Forces note and the Appendix on the Canadian Aerospace Industry) describes the approach used by Oerlikon-Bührle to bid for a new short-range air defence system for the Canadian Forces.
Reference 3824
Published 06 Jan 1994
Length 15 page(s)
Topic Strategy
Region Global
Industry Aviation and Aerospace, Military
The CF-LLAD Oerlikon-Bührle case series (to be used together with the Canadian Armed Forces note and the Appendix on the Canadian Aerospace Industry) describes the approach used by Oerlikon-Bührle to bid for a new short-range air defence system for the Canadian Forces.
The CF-LLAD Oerlikon-Bührle case series (to be used together with the Canadian Armed Forces note and the Appendix on the Canadian Aerospace Industry) describes the approach used by Oerlikon-Bührle to bid for a new short-range air defence system for the Canadian Forces.
Reference 3824
Published 06 Jan 1994
Length 5 page(s)
Topic Strategy
Region Global
Industry Aviation and Aerospace, Military
The CF-LLAD Oerlikon-Bührle case series (to be used together with the Canadian Armed Forces note and the Appendix on the Canadian Aerospace Industry) describes the approach used by Oerlikon-Bührle to bid for a new short-range air defence system for the Canadian Forces.
The CF-LLAD Oerlikon-Bührle case series (to be used together with the Canadian Armed Forces note and the Appendix on the Canadian Aerospace Industry) describes the approach used by Oerlikon-Bührle to bid for a new short-range air defence system for the Canadian Forces.
Reference 3824
Published 06 Jan 1994
Length 4 page(s)
Topic Strategy
Region Global
Industry Aviation and Aerospace, Military
The CF-LLAD Oerlikon-Bührle case series (to be used together with the Canadian Armed Forces note and the Appendix on the Canadian Aerospace Industry) describes the approach used by Oerlikon-Bührle to bid for a new short-range air defence system for the Canadian Forces.
Both SNECMA and GE are considering entering the civilian jet engine market. The case analyses how they approach that decision, why they might cooperate, and what issues stand in the way of cooperation: strategic interests of both firms and nations, issues of technology transfer, uncertainties about market development, differences between public and private sector firms, national cultures.
Both SNECMA and GE are considering entering the civilian jet engine market. The case analyses how they approach that decision, why they might cooperate, and what issues stand in the way of cooperation: strategic interests of both firms and nations, issues of technology transfer, uncertainties about market development, differences between public and private sector firms, national cultures.
Both SNECMA and GE are considering entering the civilian jet engine market. The case analyses how they approach that decision, why they might cooperate, and what issues stand in the way of cooperation: strategic interests of both firms and nations, issues of technology transfer, uncertainties about market development, differences between public and private sector firms, national cultures.
Both SNECMA and GE are considering entering the civilian jet engine market. The case analyses how they approach that decision, why they might cooperate, and what issues stand in the way of cooperation: strategic interests of both firms and nations, issues of technology transfer, uncertainties about market development, differences between public and private sector firms, national cultures.
Both SNECMA and GE are considering entering the civilian jet engine market. The case analyses how they approach that decision, why they might cooperate, and what issues stand in the way of cooperation: strategic interests of both firms and nations, issues of technology transfer, uncertainties about market development, differences between public and private sector firms, national cultures.
Both SNECMA and GE are considering entering the civilian jet engine market. The case analyses how they approach that decision, why they might cooperate, and what issues stand in the way of cooperation: strategic interests of both firms and nations, issues of technology transfer, uncertainties about market development, differences between public and private sector firms, national cultures.
