Samsung
Samsung
Samsung
Azlan Luqman
Hassan Abrar
Rana Ali Raza
Class:
BBA-3(A) Evening
Subject:
Micro-Economics
Submitted To:
Sir Muhammad
Imran
Department Of Management And Sciences
Introduction:
The Samsung is a South Korean multinational conglomerate headquartered in Samsung Town,
Seoul. It comprises numerous affiliated businesses, most of them united under the Samsung
brand, and is the largest South Korean chaebol (business conglomerate).
Under the resources-based view of strategic management, effective resources available to a firm,
as well as the competency of a firm is responsible in affecting competitive advantage received by
a firm. The competitive advantage received by a firm will likely.
• That is comparatively more from last year's Galaxy S7 Edge which costs $271.20 to
produce.
Activities at Samsung:
Samsung has aimed to carry out various environmentally focused campaigns in all corners of the
globe. Samsung’s campaign includes directing the earth a cleaner, healthier place to live for e.g.,
Samsung employee around the world have personally participated in environmental cleanups,
end of life EOL) recovery campaign and community tree plantings.
Samsung Engineering seeks to make better conditions around the globe through our various
social contribution programs. Company-wide, Samsung utilize their strengths and resources to
benefit local communities and help children and families who are in need. Individually,
employees of Samsung are encouraged to take part in the many volunteer programs offered by
the company.
Facts:
Tech bosses grilled over claims of 'harmful' power
Apple announces new iPhone SE
Smartphone sales collapse amid coronavirus crisis
Other major memory chip makers, including rival Korean producer SK Hynix and US firm
Micron Technology, have also been boosted by people staying at home and consuming internet-
based services like video conferencing and movie streaming.
Last week, SK Hynix said its operating profit had tripled in the second quarter from a year ago as
server operators ordered memory chips and prices rose. In June, Micron Technology forecast
higher-than-expected revenue this quarter due to strong demand for its chips that power
notebooks and data centres. "Many enterprises are moving their operations to the cloud, and the
server computing segment is on the rise," Prachir Singh, a senior analyst at Counterpoint market
research firm told the BBC.
New models:
"The smartphone market is expected to witness intensifying competition amid a gradual recovery
in demand in the second half of the year," it said. Despite Covid-19 causing lower demand
technology brands continue to release new handsets. In April, Apple announced a new iPhone
SE, reviving a mid-market model it had discontinued in 2018. A week earlier OnePlus unveiled
new models, while the previous month Huawei launched its flagship P40 range. Meanwhile,
Apple's IPhone 12 and the Google Pixel 5 and 4A are expected to be released later this year.
Samsung shares were a little higher in Seoul trading on Thursday and have gained around 10%
this week.
Samsung, which is set to launch its new Galaxy Note and Galaxy Z Fold handsets, also predicted
that the market for smartphones will improve in the coming months as well as seeing it becoming
increasingly competitive.