Hello! I am currently working on a group project for my Global Business Class, and my goal is to fill out the "Cultural" slide of the presentation. I have circled the part I need to do on the chart. The country my team and I have chosen was "Phillipines". We will be focusing on "Acquisition". Our product is "home security camera" I was wondering if you can help me answer the slide question. I have completed it but I feel I do not have the right understanding. Thank you for helping out! Group project instructions: Task: Your team must develop a short presentation of a business plan of an MNE establishing itself in a foreign country (chosen from the list below). Analyzing the strengths of this host country (low labor cost, natural resources, infrastructure, etc.), you should determine the nature of what you will produce there. Your company plans to produce a good or service at this site for export, and possibly for the local market as well. By the way, your company cannot be in the tourist industry nor provide services only to the local population (such as. Lime scooters, for example). You should determine the country-of-origin of the MNE (the MNE cannot be a local firm from the host country!). The MNE can be a real or a fictitious company (you can name it after yourselves). Your team will explain the details of entry of your firm into that country. Remember, your company must be foreign to the host country you have chosen. Teamwork Details: You are presenting this to a group of investors - but you don't have to specify how much money you need, just what the issues (good and bad) are, and what you will need as support to deal with these challenges. Be prepared to give some background on the company and its product, and the key aspects most important to investors, as listed below (the categories are colorcoded for similarity - a team member might be responsible for 1a \& 1b, or 4a \& 4b, for If a country has already been selected, you need to choose another country from those still available. The team must create a task list based on the categories listed above. Members should find relevant articles, explore arguments for as well as against entry, then determine which would be the best course of action. Each team member will complete necessary tasks in order to prepare the team presentation. For the presentation, use the jacs approach: - First, introduce the country, the most promising industry for entry and name very briefly your most compelling points (make sure they are distinct from each other). Make your proposal in one sentence. - Briefly provide all of the advantages + concerns from the list above to support your proposal, broken into the formal and informal institutions (you can safely assume everyone understands "institutions" - no need to explain these terms). - Use the summary to reiterate the most important issues. Templates for typical argument structures are available (via the link to "They Say, I Say" by Birkenstein, C. and Graff, G.: http://cs2367- 08. wikispaces.com/file/view/" They+Say"t"I+Say" ALL+Pagest\%26+Cover.pdf ). - The team is to make a presentation (Power-Point, Prezi or other presentation program) of approximately 10-12 minutes duration ( 9 minutes minimum - 15 minutes maximum). The presentation is to be equally divided such that all team members will present a section. Try to be reasonable here. If you go just past 15 minutes, that's fine; but try to avoid going too long (no 20-minute marathons). On the other hand, make sure you exceed the minimum time length. If the slideshow is too short, it is likely that you haven't answered some - The team is to make a presentation (Power-Point, Prezi or other presenta On program) of approximately 1012 minutes duration ( 9 minutes minimum - 15 minutes maximum). The presentation is to be equally divided such that all team members will present a section. Try to be reasonable here. If you go just past 15 minutes, that's fine; but try to avoid going too long (no 20-minute marathons). On the other hand, make sure you exceed the minimum time length. If the slideshow is too short, it is likely that you haven't answered some questions. - The most important aspect of your presentation is accuracy. Be sure what you say is correct. Make certain to review with the instructor any issues that are unclear to you before you turn in the final presentation. - Remember that in a presentation, your spelling, grammar, punctuation need to be correct. Revise, proofread and use a spell-check program to avoid errors. - Make sure your presentation falls between the time boundaries. Rehearse beforehand. - Please wear business attire for the presentation - look professional. - Feel free to include charts, graphs, maps, animation or other modes of communication in addition to presenting your key points. Be creative and use various methods to convey your message. - If you want to show us a video made by some organization, make certain it ties in directly with your presentation and keep it short. A video should enhance your presentation, not dominate it. You and your team are demonstrating your skill to formulate and present logical arguments, rather than letting some video advocate for you. - At the end of the presentation, be certain to include a slide with your references. Hello! I am currently working on a group project for my Global Business Class, and my goal is to fill out the "Cultural" slide of the presentation. I have circled the part I need to do on the chart. The country my team and I have chosen was "Phillipines". We will be focusing on "Acquisition". Our product is "home security camera" I was wondering if you can help me answer the slide question. I have completed it but I feel I do not have the right understanding. Thank you for helping out! Group project instructions: Task: Your team must develop a short presentation of a business plan of an MNE establishing itself in a foreign country (chosen from the list below). Analyzing the strengths of this host country (low labor cost, natural resources, infrastructure, etc.), you should determine the nature of what you will produce there. Your company plans to produce a good or service at this site for export, and possibly for the local market as well. By the way, your company cannot be in the tourist industry nor provide services only to the local population (such as. Lime scooters, for example). You should determine the country-of-origin of the MNE (the MNE cannot be a local firm from the host country!). The MNE can be a real or a fictitious company (you can name it after yourselves). Your team will explain the details of entry of your firm into that country. Remember, your company must be foreign to the host country you have chosen. Teamwork Details: You are presenting this to a group of investors - but you don't have to specify how much money you need, just what the issues (good and bad) are, and what you will need as support to deal with these challenges. Be prepared to give some background on the company and its product, and the key aspects most important to investors, as listed below (the categories are colorcoded for similarity - a team member might be responsible for 1a \& 1b, or 4a \& 4b, for If a country has already been selected, you need to choose another country from those still available. The team must create a task list based on the categories listed above. Members should find relevant articles, explore arguments for as well as against entry, then determine which would be the best course of action. Each team member will complete necessary tasks in order to prepare the team presentation. For the presentation, use the jacs approach: - First, introduce the country, the most promising industry for entry and name very briefly your most compelling points (make sure they are distinct from each other). Make your proposal in one sentence. - Briefly provide all of the advantages + concerns from the list above to support your proposal, broken into the formal and informal institutions (you can safely assume everyone understands "institutions" - no need to explain these terms). - Use the summary to reiterate the most important issues. Templates for typical argument structures are available (via the link to "They Say, I Say" by Birkenstein, C. and Graff, G.: http://cs2367- 08. wikispaces.com/file/view/" They+Say"t"I+Say" ALL+Pagest\%26+Cover.pdf ). - The team is to make a presentation (Power-Point, Prezi or other presentation program) of approximately 10-12 minutes duration ( 9 minutes minimum - 15 minutes maximum). The presentation is to be equally divided such that all team members will present a section. Try to be reasonable here. If you go just past 15 minutes, that's fine; but try to avoid going too long (no 20-minute marathons). On the other hand, make sure you exceed the minimum time length. If the slideshow is too short, it is likely that you haven't answered some - The team is to make a presentation (Power-Point, Prezi or other presenta On program) of approximately 1012 minutes duration ( 9 minutes minimum - 15 minutes maximum). The presentation is to be equally divided such that all team members will present a section. Try to be reasonable here. If you go just past 15 minutes, that's fine; but try to avoid going too long (no 20-minute marathons). On the other hand, make sure you exceed the minimum time length. If the slideshow is too short, it is likely that you haven't answered some questions. - The most important aspect of your presentation is accuracy. Be sure what you say is correct. Make certain to review with the instructor any issues that are unclear to you before you turn in the final presentation. - Remember that in a presentation, your spelling, grammar, punctuation need to be correct. Revise, proofread and use a spell-check program to avoid errors. - Make sure your presentation falls between the time boundaries. Rehearse beforehand. - Please wear business attire for the presentation - look professional. - Feel free to include charts, graphs, maps, animation or other modes of communication in addition to presenting your key points. Be creative and use various methods to convey your message. - If you want to show us a video made by some organization, make certain it ties in directly with your presentation and keep it short. A video should enhance your presentation, not dominate it. You and your team are demonstrating your skill to formulate and present logical arguments, rather than letting some video advocate for you. - At the end of the presentation, be certain to include a slide with your references