Holden Manufacturing Group: Business Analysis

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Nowadays it is very important to accept and adapt genuine and effective reflection of managerial work impacting the decisions. Frankly bringing the past into the future by stopping and looking closely into the decisions alongside with its correct evaluation creates enough space to build an adequate strategies, predictions and appropriate planning. (McMaster, 1996). The extrapolation of the past in the crucial concept of possible success of every company. Shifting and change in economical, technological and political factors affecting the company creates almost an infinite environment (Oner and Saritas, 2005) and reflective thinking is very important as process of globalization has been influenced by removing constraints present in international flow of technology, information, values, …show more content…
Fink and Marr (2005) state that company must recognize potential threats and opportunities early enough in order to create relevant strategies to remain competitive in the market. Therefore it is important to understand the future trends in relation to social needs and technological factors.
Even though the automotive industry in Australia is one of the biggest industries employing more than …....... workers, the Holden should have understood the importance of making profit through deeper consideration of production of suitable cars used mostly by people (demographic factors) living in Australia which started to be expected as smaller, greener and more economical instead of relying too much on the support from the government through New Car Plan for a Greener Future with funds of $215 million with the vision of designing Holden's new generation of the cars. And of course this has not been