Bergerac Systems The Challenge of Backward Integration Brief Case David A Garvin Sunru Yong 2011
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Bergerac Systems, a New Jersey-based software development firm has been in business for the past 16 years. Founded in 1995 by David Garvin and Sunru Yong, Bergerac Systems has grown rapidly from a small startup to a rapidly growing company. They have built their business by focusing on one key component – strong relationships with customers. Bergerac’s customers have become like friends, and the relationships between the partners and customers have created strong trust. I became friends with Bergerac’s partners and customers, and they helped me
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“Investing in the future: building on backward integration through knowledge transfer”. Section: Bergerac Systems is a family owned business in Malaysia which manufactures plastic and rubber components for the automotive, consumer, medical, and construction industries. In the 1990s, the company decided to move from being a low-value, low-margin operation to a higher-value, higher-margin business by incorporating backward integration. The challenge of backward integration, or reverse engineering, is a well-known challenge
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Bergerac Systems The Challenge of Backward Integration Brief Case David A Garvin Sunru Yong 2011 (in 160 words) Bergerac Systems is a world-class supplier of customized automated robotic systems and equipment solutions. Their strength lies in the innovative use of their proprietary software and control algorithms, which enable them to produce high-quality, cost-effective robotic systems, enabling them to deliver on tight time-to-market schedules. Bergerac Systems’
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Backward integration, when a company integrates its production into its existing or future operations, is a business strategy that many companies use to benefit from economies of scale and minimize costs. This type of integration involves setting up production in existing or future factories. This strategy is used by companies who have a market share or production capacity in a particular segment, with no demand for its production within the same segment. To use backward integration strategies in the manufacturing of electronic devices and parts, we will be examining the company’s current operations, identifying backward integration options,
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Bergerac Systems (“the Company”) is a global player in the field of enterprise software. Its products cover all areas of software development — from database development to application development. Since 1997, the Company has grown significantly both in the United States and internationally. Bergerac’s products are designed for use by midsize and large organizations. The products are distributed to its global customer base via resellers, partners, and distribution channels. To meet the needs of its growing customer base, Bergerac was experiencing the following challenges:
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My experiences as an international trade advisor Bergerac Systems The Challenge of Backward Integration Brief Case David A Garvin Sunru Yong 2011 The challenges of the backward integration of Bergerac Systems in China and other parts of Asia are complex and multifaceted. Some of the key factors that have contributed to these challenges include political, environmental, logistics, and cultural factors. While these challenges are not new for the Bergerac Group, the backward integration has become more complex as a result of globalization