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Sippican Corp. (B)
Supplements the (A) case. -
Michelle Levene (B)
Supplements the (A) case. -
Michelle Levene (C)
Supplements the (A) case. -
Negotiating on Thin Ice: The 2004-2005 NHL Dispute (B)
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Lehman Brothers (D): Reemergence of the Equity Research Department
Supplements the (A) case, 906034. -
ALPES S.A.: A Joint Venture Proposal (B)
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Smartix (B): The Last Dance
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Smartix (C): Rethinking the Negotiations
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The HP-Compaq Merger: A Battle for the Heart and Soul of a Company (B)
This is the fourth of a four-case series. At first glance, Hewlett Packard (HP) doesn't seem to be a family firm, but when push comes to shove - as it did during the controversial HP-Compaq merger - family matters. The case introduces the strategy that drove the merger, analyses Carly Fiorina's background and leadership style, and discusses the corporate culture of HP. Chronologically, the case begins with the announcement of the merger and ends with the shareholders' vote. This case study illustrates the importance of corporate governance, parallel planning, and a shared vision in organisations in which the founding families still have a large financial and emotional stake. -
The HP-Compaq Merger: A Battle for the Heart and Soul of a Company (C)
This is the fourth of a four-case series. At first glance, Hewlett Packard (HP) doesn't seem to be a family firm, but when push comes to shove - as it did during the controversial HP-Compaq merger - family matters. The case introduces the strategy that drove the merger, analyses Carly Fiorina's background and leadership style, and discusses the corporate culture of HP. Chronologically, the case begins with the announcement of the merger and ends with the shareholders' vote. This case study illustrates the importance of corporate governance, parallel planning, and a shared vision in organisations in which the founding families still have a large financial and emotional stake. -
The HP-Compaq Merger: A Battle for the Heart and Soul of a Company (Epilogue)
This is the fourth of a four-case series. At first glance, Hewlett Packard (HP) doesn't seem to be a family firm, but when push comes to shove - as it did during the controversial HP-Compaq merger - family matters. The case introduces the strategy that drove the merger, analyses Carly Fiorina's background and leadership style, and discusses the corporate culture of HP. Chronologically, the case begins with the announcement of the merger and ends with the shareholders' vote. This case study illustrates the importance of corporate governance, parallel planning, and a shared vision in organisations in which the founding families still have a large financial and emotional stake. -
Endo Pharmaceuticals (B): Merger Decision
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Endo Pharmaceuticals (C): An "At Risk" Launch?
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Endo Pharmaceuticals (D): Hatch-Waxman Change
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Endo Pharmaceuticals (E): Judge Stein Rules
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Endo Pharmaceuticals (F): Appeals Court Ruling
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Negotiating for the Motion Picture Association of America and the Motion Picture Association: Jack Valenti (B)
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Hewlett-Packard: The Flight of the Kittyhawk (B)
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SuperCat Powerboats (B)
Supplements the (A) case. -
Hindustan Lever (B): The Reality Check
The B-case of this three part series shows how performance lagged behind expectations. Women dropped out of the scheme, sales decreased during the harvest season, and the system risked losing momentum. HLL needed to decide whether to wait for the system to eventually take off, or to implement changes to the complex system of interdependent variables and players. This case shows how a mere innovation, as outlined in the A-case, is insufficient to create a sustainable model. Learning, facing reality, and giving the system time to evolve are key success factors.