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Axelsson, Jessica, and Thi Thu Trang Nguyen. "Hur kommunicerar etablerade företag med sina befintliga kunder?" Thesis, Högskolan i Gävle, Avdelningen för ekonomi, 2012. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:hig:diva-13221.
Full textLind, Erika. "Innovation i små etablerade företag : ett samspel nära kund och marknad." Licentiate thesis, Luleå tekniska universitet, Människa och teknik, 2021. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:ltu:diva-83943.
Full textIn times of rapid technological development, changing market demands, and increasing competition, the ability to innovate and renew is crucial not only for the individual firm, but also for the society as a whole. Innovation is considered to be of particular importance for small firms where limited resources hinder competing by other means. In particular, this is of relevance for small etablished firms which, unlike the start-ups receiving attention in media and research, often do not have access to or interest of contacts and venture capital aimed at innovation and fast growth. This thesis, consisting of a cover story and three separate articles, investigates innovation in small established firms. By reviewing extant research on innovation and strategic renewal in small firms and using qualitative data from 14 case companies studied in two separate longitudinal studies the thesis contributes to increased understanding of what characterizes innovation in small established firms from the perspective of contextual factors surrounding the innovation activities. The question of how to enhance a firm´s ability to innovate attracts a lot of attention in research. This thesis has identified two streams of literature, one suggests formalized processes and routines as a prerequisite for success, while the other focuses on which characteristics of management and organization that support innovation activities and innovation performance. Both streams of literature, both the one promoting formalized processes and the one focusing on characteristics of management and organization, emphasize the importance of paying attention to not only contextual factors to understand innovation, but also the potential effects of these factors on performance. However, it is not made clear in these literature streams which contextual factors, or how the interplay between these, in particular influence innovation activities in small established firms. This gap makes it difficult to assess innovation in the relatively little studied group which small established firms constitute and thereby also the insights of how innovation can be enhanced. The thesis suggests how and why innovation in small established firms can be understood as an integrated and agile process, characterized by a holistic view mirroring vision, goals and approach of the management, and the ongoing process of learning in the relations with customers, but also the informal characteristics of the decision-making, The discussion captures key aspects in the context but also how the interplay between these can be understood and enhanced in various contexts. In sum, this thesis suggests that innovation in small established firms consists of activities integrated in the continous interplay of the external context of the firm, in particular customer and market, and the internal conditions mainly available resources and the approach of the management. Although not explicit, the vision and goals of the management constitute a framework creating a holistic view of the activities, and also guide the ususally informal decision-making, resulting from the often continuous process of learning in relation to customers.
Lundkvist, Linn, and Jessica Ögren. "Delad vårdnad av företagsresurser : Hinder och drivkrafter till delningsekonomi mellan etablerade företag." Thesis, Umeå universitet, Företagsekonomi, 2020. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:umu:diva-172678.
Full textStahring, Sofi. "Beslutsprocessen i utvecklingsprojekt : en jämförande studie av etablerade företag och uppstartsföretag inom inkubator." Thesis, KTH, Maskinkonstruktion (Inst.), 2015. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:kth:diva-180842.
Full textDuring the development of a new product or service there will always be a presence of a process of decision making. Regardless of whether it is concerning companies that has existed for a longer time or a startup company, the process of making the correct choices is often a challenge accompanied with several key criteria. Many models with various properties exist to manage as well as facilitate the process of decision making, however that does not mean they are without flaws. The purpose of this paper is to investigate how the decision making, during the product development, is being processed within different established companies, incubators and startup companies. The results from this investigation will then be used to compare the various companies to find similarities and differences between them. The conclusion of this study is based on various sources of literature along a qualitative investigation in form of interviews with twelve companies. The interviews were performed by having one respondent presenting for each company, whereof six of them represented the established companies, five represented their startups and one incubator. All of the companies, with the exception of the incubator, had some form of product developing process. The results from the interviews revealed that the bigger companies untrusted themselves more on a structured model to handle decisions during the development process. Startups on the other hand, had a tendency to process their decision on a more flexible level, relying more on the competence and expertise of each employer than formal models. The results also showed that many companies had developed their own method through natural occurrences based on standard product development methods. While something that most companies had in common was how the concept of purpose had a major effect on their decisions.
Chan, Eugene. "Beslutsprocessen i utvecklingsprojekt : en jämförande studie av etablerade företag och uppstartsföretag inom inkubator." Thesis, KTH, Maskinkonstruktion (Inst.), 2015. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:kth:diva-180843.
Full textDuring the development of a new product or service there will always be a presence of a process of decision making. Regardless of whether it is concerning companies that has existed for a longer time or a startup company, the process of making the correct choices is often a challenge accompanied with several key criteria. Many models with various properties exist to manage as well as facilitate the process of decision making, however that does not mean they are without flaws.The purpose of this paper is to investigate how the decision making, during the product development, is being processed within different established companies, incubators and startup companies. The results from this investigation will then be used to compare the various companies to find similarities and differences between them.The conclusion of this study is based on various sources of literature along a qualitative investigation in form of interviews with twelve companies. The interviews were performed by having one respondent presenting for each company, whereof six of them represented the established companies, five represented their startups and one incubator. All of the companies, with the exception of the incubator, had some form of product developing process.The results from the interviews revealed that the bigger companies untrusted themselves more on a structured model to handle decisions during the development process. Startups on the other hand, had a tendency to process their decision on a more flexible level, relying more on the competence and expertise of each employer than formal models. The results also showed that many companies had developed their own method through natural occurrences based on standard product development methods. While something that most companies had in common was how the concept of purpose had a major effect on their decisions.
Silfwerbrand, Gustaf. "Beslutsprocessen i utvecklingsprojekt : en jämförande studie av etablerade företag och uppstartsföretag inom inkubator." Thesis, KTH, Maskinkonstruktion (Inst.), 2015. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:kth:diva-180844.
Full textDuring the development of a new product or service there will always be a presence of a process of decision making. Regardless of whether it is concerning companies that has existed for a longer time or a startup company, the process of making the correct choices is often a challenge accompanied with several key criteria. Many models with various properties exist to manage as well as facilitate the process of decision making, however that does not mean they are without flaws. The purpose of this paper is to investigate how the decision making, during the product development, is being processed within different established companies, incubators and startup companies. The results from this investigation will then be used to compare the various companies to find similarities and differences between them. The conclusion of this study is based on various sources of literature along a qualitative investigation in form of interviews with twelve companies. The interviews were performed by having one respondent presenting for each company, whereof six of them represented the established companies, five represented their startups and one incubator. All of the companies, with the exception of the incubator, had some form of product developing process. The results from the interviews revealed that the bigger companies untrusted themselves more on a structured model to handle decisions during the development process. Startups on the other hand, had a tendency to process their decision on a more flexible level, relying more on the competence and expertise of each employer than formal models. The results also showed that many companies had developed their own method through natural occurrences based on standard product development methods. While something that most companies had in common was how the concept of purpose had a major effect on their decisions.
Qadoumi, Hamza. "Beslutsprocessen i utvecklingsprojekt : en jämförande studie av etablerade företag och uppstartsföretag inom inkubator." Thesis, KTH, Maskinkonstruktion (Inst.), 2015. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:kth:diva-180845.
Full textDuring the development of a new product or service there will always be a presence of a process of decision-making. Regardless of whether it is concerning companies that has existed for a longer time or a startup company, the process of making the correct choices is often a challenge accompanied with several key criteria. Many models with various properties exist to manage as well as facilitate the process of decision making, however that does not mean they are without flaws. The purpose of this paper is to investigate how the decision-making, during the product development, is being processed within different established companies, incubators and startup companies. The results from this investigation will then be used to compare the various companies to find similarities and differences between them. The conclusion of this study is based on various sources of literature along a qualitative investigation in form of interviews with twelve companies. Having one respondent presenting for each company, whereof six of them represented the established companies, performed the interviews, five represented their startups and one incubator. All of the companies, with the exception of the incubator, had some form of product developing process. The results from the interviews revealed that the bigger companies untrusted themselves more on a structured model to handle decisions during the development process. Startups on the other hand, had a tendency to process their decision on a more flexible level, relying more on the competence and expertise of each employer than formal models. The results also showed that many companies had developed their own method through natural occurrences based on standard product development methods. While something that most companies had in common was how the concept of purpose had a major effect on their decisions.
Scherwin, Hugo. "Beslutsprocessen i utvecklingsprojekt : en jämförande studie av etablerade företag och uppstartsföretag inom inkubatorer." Thesis, KTH, Maskinkonstruktion (Inst.), 2015. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:kth:diva-180848.
Full textDuring the development of a new product or service there will always be a presence of a process of decision making. Regardless of whether it is concerning companies that has existed for a longer time or a startup company, the process of making the correct choices is often a challenge accompanied with several key criteria. Many models with various properties exist to manage as well as facilitate the process of decision making, however that does not mean they are without flaws. The purpose of this paper is to investigate how the decision making, during the product development, is being processed within different established companies, incubators and startup companies. The results from this investigation will then be used to compare the various companies to find similarities and differences between them. The conclusion of this study is based on various sources of literature along a qualitative investigation in form of interviews with twelve companies. The interviews were performed by having one respondent presenting for each company, whereof six of them represented the established companies, five represented their startups and one incubator. All of the companies, with the exception of the incubator, had some form of product developing process. The results from the interviews revealed that the bigger companies untrusted themselves more on a structured model to handle decisions during the development process. Startups on the other hand, had a tendency to process their decision on a more flexible level, relying more on the competence and expertise of each employer than formal models. The results also showed that many companies had developed their own method through natural occurrences based on standard product development methods. While something that most companies had in common was how the concept of purpose had a major effect on their decisions.
Mohamud, Harbi Ugbaad, and Olsson Malin Vesterlund. "Destination Japan : En studie av svenska företag med etablerade dotterbolag på den japanska marknaden." Thesis, Södertörns högskola, Företagsekonomi, 2017. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:sh:diva-33144.
Full textAndersson, Frida, and Frida Bladh. "Irlands konkurrensfördelar : En kvalitativ studie om den irländska modellens faktorer och dess betydelse för etablerade amerikanska multinationella företag i Galway, Irland." Thesis, Högskolan i Halmstad, 2012. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:hh:diva-19252.
Full textBrodin, Joakim, Isak Chalkias, and Karl-Johan Hedenström. "Är covid-19 digitaliseringens revolution? : En fallstudie med utgångspunkt i isomorfism som jämför förändringen i arbetsstrukturen mellan startups och etablerade företag." Thesis, Örebro universitet, Handelshögskolan vid Örebro Universitet, 2021. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:oru:diva-89349.
Full textIssa, Samer, and Marcus Konac. "Annars är vi dödens! : En studie om förutsättningar för samarbete med nyastartup företag för omställning till cirkulär ekonomiinom textilindustrin." Thesis, Linköpings universitet, Företagsekonomi, 2020. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:liu:diva-167173.
Full textToday’s textile industry is characterized by a linear value chain and one of the world's largest negative environmental impacts. In a growing population and middle-class economy, demand for clothing products is increasing. This puts a great deal of pressure on supply in the textile industry, which in turn exploits more raw materials and causes pollution in nature. About 80 percent of the environmental imprints occur in production within the value chain and the remaining 20 percent occur within the consumption. Clothing consumption has doubled between 2000 and 2015 in an increasingly "wear and tear" culture. The main problems are resource exploitation and pollution of raw materials, water and chemical use on a large global scale that causes nature and environmental problems. The hope for these challenges may be a future with textile startup companies that are driven by circular business models and begin the shift to circular economy. In recent years, society has highlighted sustainability problems with a global scale. It is crucial for all stakeholders to balance economic, ecological and social sustainability, also known as the Triple Bottom Line. This is to avoid nature and environmental disasters all over the world. The thesis aims to study the prerequisites for a collaboration with new startup companies to begin the shift towards a circular economy in the textile industry. Economies for many companies and organizations risk to fall if the shift towards circular economy doesn’t initiate as soon as possible. Therefore, it is important that established companies within the linear value chain and startup companies with circular business models cooperate with each other. The economical sustainability of the established companies gives them the role with social responsibility to support startup companies that carry ecological sustainability and thus create social sustainability when a successful cooperation is fulfilled. The contribution with the thesis is our developed proposals and requirements for how a collaboration could look like, in contrast to todays linear value chain. This way, we hope our results can be useful for current and future companies in the textile industry.
Adolfsson, Jennie, and Jenny Söderberg. "Kombination av egna och etablerade varumärken : Ett företags liv eller död?" Thesis, Högskolan i Borås, Institutionen Textilhögskolan, 2012. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:hb:diva-16805.
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Billkärr, Carl, and Joakim Lublin. "Entreprenöriell marknadsföring i entreprenöriella företag : Hur marknadsför och etablerar sig entreprenöriella företag på nya marknader?" Thesis, Södertörns högskola, Institutionen för ekonomi och företagande, 2010. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:sh:diva-6312.
Full textMarknadsföring är ett brett ämne med många olika områden. En del av marknadsföringen som har haft stor betydelse är de 4P:na även kallat marknadsmixen. Marknadsmixen ingår i ett av de traditionella marknadsföringssynsätten. Under senare år har det skett en del förändringar och man har börjat titta på nya sätt att se på marknadsföring. Ett av de sätten är entreprenöriell marknadsföring som går ut på att företaget försöker utnyttja sina tillgångar optimalt. Exempelvis användande av nätverket i marknadsföring och kreativ resurssnål marknadskommunikation, vilket kan vara användbart för mindre och resursfattiga företag.Syftet med denna studie är att undersöka och förstå hur entreprenöriella företag marknadsför och etablerar sig på nya marknader.Undersökningsmetoden i studien är en kvalitativ fallstudie. En studie med fyra intervjuer med innovativa företag. Företagen som ingår i studien är Creality, Avtal24, FlexNgrip och Brottsportalen.se. Intervjuerna spelades in med diktafon och har sedan blivit grunden för empirin i arbetet.Från data som samlades in till empirin gjordes sedan en analys där empiri och teorierna ställdes mot varandra och analyserades.Slutsatserna visade att företagen i studien var innovationsorienterade och utgick från sig själva och sina idéer när de skapade företagen, något som kom naturligt för ett entreprenöriellt företag som privatpersoner har skapat. De visade även på att företagen inte medvetet hade positionerat sig utan att det var en process som växte fram. Reklam var även något som var nedprioriterat då bristen på resurser medförde att företagen använde sig av metoder som är överkomliga och resurssnåla till exempel samarbeten med andra företag. Istället för traditionella marknadsundersökningar för inhämtning av information har företagen använt av sitt personliga nätverk och genom kontakter med potentiella kunder för att få information om marknaden. Företagen i studien har i sin marknadsföring visat tecken på att använda sig av en entreprenöriell marknadsföring, samtidigt som de även använder tekniker som kan tillhöra ett traditionellt sätt att marknadsföra sig.
Hyltefors, Maja, and Wallin Amanda Forsberg. "Effektivisering inom ett etablerat Lean-företag : med fokus på Scanias busschassimontering." Thesis, Mälardalens högskola, Akademin för innovation, design och teknik, 2013. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:mdh:diva-20260.
Full textStröm, Freja, and Alexandra Zimmermann. "Utveckling av den personliga yrkesidentiteten för individer inom ett etablerat företag." Thesis, Södertörns högskola, Företagsekonomi, 2017. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:sh:diva-33811.
Full textThe brand, as a phenomenon, has developed over time and has taken different forms. Previously, brands have mainly been associated with companies, but that has now changed. The development of the communications channels, mainly social media, has resulted in that every individual and every company have the opportunity to constantly stay visible. The development has contributed to the brand taking a new form: the personal brand. Many individuals are working in a company with an already established brand, but similar to a self-employed person the individuals need to differentiate themselves from both external and internal competition to get the customers to come to them personally. We mainly find this category in the service sector where hairdressers, personal trainers, masseuses and real estate brokers are included. Individuals need to develop a strong personal brand to attract customers, or it might be a risk that the customers choose the co-workers or an external competitor, and the individual will be left without customers and might even completely be without emolument. This study therefore seeks to examine how individuals in companies, with already established brands, develop their professional identity through branding and through a selection of communications channels. In order to examine the category of individuals described above, we use real estate brokers as an example of this phenomenon. This study is based on a qualitative research approach with a selection from six different real estate brokers in Stockholm who work in three bigger companies with well-known brands. The method used in this study is semi-structured interviews consisting of five main questions with additional sub questions based on the theory chapter. The conclusion shows that real estate brokers develop their professional identity by working with their personal brand and communicate the brand through the right channels. This study also shows that the best suited channels to communicate the personal brand is social media and direct advertising. It is also important to make yourself recognized and create relationships to the customers in the neighborhood where the real estate brokers are working. However, the personal branding for the individual real estate broker need to align with the corporate brand in order not to confuse the customers.
Andersson, Emma, and Marina Larsson. "Business & Borsjtj : Att etablera ett företag på den ryska marknaden." Thesis, University of Kalmar, Baltic Business School, 2008. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:hik:diva-282.
Full textThe aim of this thesis is to map important strategies and factors that a firm, in this case Gunnebo Lifting AB can use when establishing themselves at the Russian market. The Russian market is today considered to be an emerging market. Within this study several areas of theory connected to entering new markets have been touched upon. These areas are market analysis, relationships and networking, internationalization processes, distribution chains, export issues and finally cultural distances. The empirical data for this thesis were collected through qualitative interviews.
The results that arose when analyzing the theories combined with the empirical data pointed towards five strategies and factors of importance. According to this study a firm needs to have a good knowledge of the market in mind. The firm also needs to have awareness and knowledge about the country or region and the specific cultures within it. A third factor is that the firm needs to be aware of and possess ability to handle different distances between the firm and the new market. A fourth factor identified points to the importance of having the ability to develop good relationships and to be able to position the firm within a network. The last factor identified within this thesis is the importance for the firm to have clear visions and achievable goals for the firm on a new market.
Eklund, Siri, and Amil Al-Mosawi. "Afrika, en växande marknad : svenska företag etablerar sig i de afrikanska länderna." Thesis, Södertörns högskola, Institutionen för samhällsvetenskaper, 2013. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:sh:diva-22938.
Full textPrevious studies show that Africa is an emerging market with opportunities for Swedish companies, but it is a market that involves risks. Swedish companies have a strong presence with a good reputation and contribute with their knowledge and quality. Despite vast natural resources and economic growth there is an uneven distribution of income, with continued widespread poverty and underdeveloped infrastructure. The local domestic companies in African countries are an important part of their economic growth. To create further development the African leaders should take more responsibility for the young workforce. The study's purpose was to study how, where and why Swedish companies have established themselves in the African market and see if and how the establishment is different for the companies in this study. The study would also try to find out the economic and cultural problems and successes the establishment brought and if a social responsibility is important for companies. The main questions were: What marketing strategies the companies use, how do they deal with cultural influences and is social responsibility an opportunity? By including in-depth interviews with Swedish companies information has been collected about their establishments in Africa. The marketing strategies which are mainly used are to hire a locally established dealer, establish a subsidiary or a temporary project office. The companies are aware of cultural differences and it is important for them with political stability, and they see a great value in a local industry expertise of the partner and locals. Today it is increasingly common for companies to participate in aid-financed projects where local vocational education is started in the African countries.
Gustavsson, Anders, and Yasir Khan. "Att etablera ett företag i Asien : Ett svenskt bolags etableringsprocess i Indien." Thesis, Södertörn University College, School of Business Studies, 2009. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:sh:diva-2697.
Full textNovotny, Michael. "Breaking the chains : A technological and industrial transformation beyond papermaking: Technology management of incumbents." Doctoral thesis, KTH, Industriell ekonomi och organisation (Inst.), 2016. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:kth:diva-191261.
Full textUnder de senaste åren har nödvändigheten och möjligheten att omvandla massa- och pappersbruk till integrerade produktionsenheter för storskalig produktion av biokemikalier, biomaterial och biobränslen uppkommit i diskussioner om industriell förnyelse på norra halvklotet - främst i Kanada, Sverige och Finland. Denna omvandling är relaterad till teknikskiften samt förändrade affärsmodeller baserade på nya bioprodukter och kraftigt ändrade marknadsförutsättningar. Syftet med avhandlingen är att analysera hur vedbaserade industrier – med betoning på befintliga massa- och pappersindustrin - hanterar denna industriella och tekniska omvandling utanför det traditionella papperstillverkningsparadigmet. Innovationsteorier om mogna branscher, deras benägenhet för teknisk inlåsning och tröghet är välkända. Hur nya och etablerade aktörer hanterar dessa stora förändringar ses som central för att förstå dynamiken i ny, storskalig, hållbar teknik å ena sidan och förnyelse av mogna processindustrier å andra sidan. Tre forskningsfrågor behandlas. Först, var utvecklas kunskaps- och teknikfronter i denna omvandling? För det andra, hur hanterar etablerade aktörer i massa- och pappersindustrin stora marknads- och teknologiskiften baserade på befintliga kunskapsbaser? För det tredje, vilka är de huvudmekanismerna bakom omvandlingen av massa- och pappersindustrin ur ett processindustriellt perspektiv? Förståelsen för det biomasseteknologiska systemet i allmänhet och massa- och pappersindustrin i synnerhet erhölls genom att använda kvalitativa fallstudier och metoder. De låg till grund för fyra forskningsartiklar och utmejslade den empiriska kontexten för kvantitativa, bibliometriska metoder i en femte forskningsartikel. Forskningsresultaten utgörs bl a av en identifiering av analytiska, "formella", vetenskapligt baserade teknikfronter. Äldre skogsindustriländer tenderar att specialisera sig i långsamväxande, skogsbaserade teknikfronter. De följer forskningsbanor närmare deras vedråvaru- och kunskapsbaser (med undantag av Nordamerika). Men det är inte hela förklaringen till teknikutvecklingen och dess omställningspotential. Kemiska massabruk, i flera fall utvecklade till bioraffinaderier, kan utgöra hävstången för ett framväxande utvecklingsblock. De bidrar med produkter i en bioekonomi som aktivt rör sig bort från fossila och resursineffektiva material och processer (såsom cement, bomull, plast). Dessutom kan demonstrationsanläggningar härbärgera en storskalig testmiljö för hundratals bioprodukter som är placerade i närheten av massafabriker och som involverar forsknings-, industri- och samhällsintressenter. De kan ävenfungera som gränssnitt mellan analytiska och syntetiska kunskapsbaser som annars är svåra att kombinera i uppskalningsfaser. Massa- och pappersindustrins omvandling förklaras också av begreppet divergerande innovationer av icke-sammansatta produkter. Dessa är delvis en diversifiering av en bransch ur ett skogsindustriellt perspektiv, delvis en diversifiering som kan generera i biprodukter och sidoströmmar, som har analogier med produktträd och påminner om det materiella transformationsflödet i det egna produktionssystemet. Divergerande innovationer kan ge ett synergifenomen ur ett bredare sektoriellt perspektiv, dvs nya uppsättningar av produkter och processer som kan ersätta industrier med icke-sammansatta produkter under de nya marknadsförhållandena som ovan beskrivits. Fenomenet med divergerande innovationer kan betraktas som både ett empiriskt bidrag - att bryta upp en sluten, integrerad processindustri till något nytt med flera framväxande och integrerande näringar som ett svar på de stora förändringarna i industrin och i samhället – och också som en kritik av modellen för icke-sammansatta produkter som tidigare presenterats av Utterback (1994).
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Bertils, Johanna, and Linnea Dinesen. "Att se behov som andra missar : En kvalitativ fallstudie om hur ett företag har etablerat sig på en konkurrensutsatt marknad." Thesis, Mälardalens högskola, Akademin för ekonomi, samhälle och teknik, 2020. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:mdh:diva-48222.
Full textHermansen, Max, and Filip Linnér. "Nätverk och relationer är nyckeln till framgång : En studie om hur svenska företag etablerar produktion i Kina samt vilka möjligheter och hot dom möter." Thesis, Linnéuniversitetet, Institutionen för marknadsföring (MF), 2016. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:lnu:diva-52037.
Full textSlavic, Nevena, and San Martin Monica Cotal. "Marknadskommunikation till etniska konsumenter : "Vilka faktorer är viktiga för att svenska traditionella företag ska etablera sig framgångsrikt på en etnisk marknad inom Sveriges gränser"." Thesis, Södertörns högskola, Institutionen för ekonomi och företagande, 2012. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:sh:diva-16130.
Full textSzabó, Erika. "From newbies to professionals and vice versa : An exploration of IT enabled relationships." Thesis, Umeå universitet, Institutionen för informatik, 2011. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:umu:diva-46589.
Full textJamal, Marqus Basma, and Lene Sengul. "Etablering av svenska verksamhet utomlands : En jämförelse mellan etablerat svensk verksamhet i Sverige och utomlands, och dess effekt på företaget." Thesis, Södertörn University College, School of Business Studies, 2006. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:sh:diva-836.
Full textBakgrund: Globalisering har medfört ökad konkurrens, vilket har ställt högre krav på svenska företag. Företagen måste ständigt utvecklas för att kunna behålla sin konkurrenskraft, och företagen kan bemöta den hårda konkurrensen genom en utflyttning av verksamheten till utlandet eller utveckling på hemmaplan. EU-utvidgningen har medfört förbättrad kommunikation mellan företag och medborgare i medlemsländerna, vilket i sin tur har bidragit till det ökade intresset för de Östeuropeiska länderna. Många svenska företag väljer att flytta till Estland på grund av den geografiska närheten, tillgång till nya marknader och strävan efter kostnadsreducering.
Problem: Är etablering i låglöneländer ett lyckat alternativ för svenska småföretag?
Syfte: Att studera skillnader mellan svenska företag som producerar i Sverige och i Estland. Utifrån dessa skillnader undersöka hur produktiviteten varierar beroende på var företaget bedriver sin verksamhet.
Metod: Undersökningen baserades på intervjuer av fem företag. För att kunna utföra en jämförelse mellan verksamheterna har vi intervjuat företag som bedriver verksamhet i respektive land.
Teori: I uppsatsen presenteras Prestationsfaktorer och Total Process Management, vilka beskriver olika faktorer som leder till bättre produktivitet. Även Ricardo Modellen om komparativa fördelar används för att kunna studera skillnader på komparativa fördelar mellan Sverige och Estland.
Resultat: I undersökningen visade det sig att motivet till utflyttning inte enbart beror på komparativa fördelar mellan länder, utan hänsyn tas också till företagets bransch. Företagen i vår undersökning flyttade pg a. kostnadsreducering och kundnärhet, och det har lett till olika effekter,. De undersökta företagen som bedriver verksamhet i Sverige har påverkats dels av låg efterfrågan och dels av den asiatiska konkurrensen. Det framkom också att ett företag kunde effektivisera produktionen genom automatisering. Dessa företag har också påverkats av höga kostnader, t ex personal-, el- och energikostnader. Medan verksamheterna i Estland har gynnats av låg personalkostnad.
Background: Globalization has caused an increased competition, which has increased the demands on Swedish companies. Companies require constant development to be able to retain their competitiveness. Furthermore companies can defend their position by moving operations abroad or by developing their domestic markets. The EU-enlargement has brought an increased communication between European countries; it has caused increased interest in the Eastern European countries. Many Swedish companies chose to move to Estonia because of the geographic proximity, for the access to new markets and the ambition in companies to reduce expenses.
Purpose: To study differences between Swedish companies producing in Sweden and in Estonia. From the differences examine how productivity varies depending on the location of operations of the companies.
Method: The examination is based on interviews with representatives from five companies. We have interviewed managers of companies having activities in each country, so that we were able to perform a comparison between the productivity of the companies located in Sweden and Estonia.
Theory: Performance indicators and the Total Process Management tool are introduced in the thesis, describing factors that lead to better productivity. Ricardo’s model of Comparative Advantages was used. This model helped us to study the differences between Sweden and Estonia by comparing the comparative advantages each country is offering.
Results: In the examination it was confirmed that the companies are moving their activities not only based on comparative advantages between countries, but also on the companies’ trade. The companies in our examination had moved because of reduction in expenses and to become closer to customers. The examined companies having activity in Sweden had been affected by low demand and by competition from Asia. It was also confirmed that a company was able to make production more effective by automation. These companies had also been affected by high expenses, for example personal related costs, electricity- and energy expenses. Whereas other activities had been privileged by low salaries expenses which the Estonian labour market can offer.
Persson, Stor Kajsa, and Kristina Lidborg. "Influencer marketing : Hur företags marknadskommunikationsmix vid produktlansering har förändrats allt eftersom “influencer marketing” har etablerats som kommunikationskanal och hur effekten av olika kommunikationskanaler har förändrats." Thesis, Högskolan i Skövde, Institutionen för handel och företagande, 2019. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:his:diva-17030.
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