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[Helen Lam]

Hi Guys, 

Next Meeting is July 6th- Ko will book a room. 

Here's the breakdown: 

 

Exec Summary:

 

Recommendation: Mike

- Triangle Visual - 

 

Issues/Sense of Urgency : Mike

 

 
Heptagon Framework: Helen

- To explain current situation 

- What their global strategy is? 

How have you been able to outperform their rivals/ competitive framework

 

Financial Impact/ Analysis: Jon

 

Visual Of Global Market Share: Ko 

Thanks, 

Helen 

[Ko Hatz]

Rooms must be closed. Couldn't reserve.  Ji said we might be able to use his work conf  room

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[Ko Hatz]

Mike, can we use your conference room to wrap up cemex case on Sunday? Popovich rooms are unavailable for some reason, maybe holiday weekend. I'm thinking meet at noon at your mall?

Ko

[Ko Hatz]

Started working on some CEMEX visuals/charts.  Let me know if you think we need some more visuals based on what you guys are working on.  We can talk about it tomorrow.

 

Ko

On Tue, Jul 1, 2014 at 9:05 AM, Ko Hatz <kosta...@gmail.com> wrote:

Mike, can we use your conference room to wrap up cemex case on Sunday?  Popovich rooms are unavailable for some reason, maybe holiday weekend.  I'm thinking meet at noon at your mall?

Ko

[Michael Chae]

Visuals look great. I was just reading thru session 7 power point slides and we may need to re-frame our analysis based on "heptagon framework" and not the hexagon which we were using. See pages 20 thru 42 of the slide.

[Jonathan Ving]

Good catch Mike,

After scanning Voigt's Syllabus under Session 7 he says "In this session we will also introduce the heptagon of global competitive advantage.  The framework focuses attention on different sources of global advantage: national differences, economies of scale, economies of scope, economies of replication, global learning, global flexibility, and government and non-market strategies."

[Jonathan Ving]