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The global automotive industry's second century of business.
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Executive Summary The global automotive industry is entering its second century of business; the landscape of the trade has drastically changed. Successful companies will survive by being innovative in the way they design, develop, and deliver their products and services to the end user. It is up to the management of the firm to develop innovation, and provide strategies in order to reach its customers. In order to understand the opportunities and challenges that an individual company's management may face, this analysis will first examine current trends of the industry, common business strategies, sources of competitive advantage, and other trends significant to competitors in the sector, in this case Volkswagen and BMW. Often, a company's survival is dependent on the creation of a competitive advantage, which is designed and implemented by management. Creative ideas and technological innovations are essential from any automobile player challenging for the status of innovation and technology...
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