new, novel, complex decisions having no proven answers
Examples include: Exxon and Mobil merger, Disney and Pixar merger, JPMorgan and Chase merger. In the corporate world, bigger is often better.
An example of a product extension merger is the 2000 merger between Quaker Oats and Gatorade. Quaker Oats sought to expand its product offerings beyond traditional food items and leveraged Gatorade’s strong position in the sports drink market. This merger allowed Quaker Oats to tap into the growing health and fitness trend, while Gatorade benefited from Quaker's distribution network and resources.
WHat is a merger reserve?
Three types of mergers are: * Horizontal Merger * Vertical Merger * Conglormarate Merger
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deciding to market products using the internet , confirm.........(c)
Which of the following is a nonprogrammed decision?
new, novel, complex decisions having no proven answers
example of merger bank in malaysia
Nonprogrammed
Programmed decisions are routine, repetitive decisions that follow established rules and procedures, while nonprogrammed decisions are unique, non-repetitive decisions that require a higher level of analysis and creativity. Programmed decisions are typically made at lower levels of the organization by following predefined criteria, while nonprogrammed decisions are made at higher levels by evaluating multiple options and considering various factors.
Examples include: Exxon and Mobil merger, Disney and Pixar merger, JPMorgan and Chase merger. In the corporate world, bigger is often better.
example of advantegs of marger
corporate convergence
air deccan with king fisher sahara with jet airways
Nonprogrammed Decisions