Computer Hardware Trade: International Business Perspective

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The discussion focuses on the complexities of the computer hardware trade from an international business perspective. Key players identified include major companies such as Google, Microsoft, Intel, AMD, Sony, and countries like the USA, China, Germany, and Japan. The conversation emphasizes the vastness of the computer industry, which encompasses numerous markets and products, making it essential to develop a structured research plan. Participants suggest that a broad approach is necessary to cover the diverse aspects of hardware trade, including import/export dynamics and market restrictions.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of international trade regulations
  • Familiarity with major technology companies and their market roles
  • Knowledge of global supply chain dynamics
  • Awareness of market research methodologies
NEXT STEPS
  • Research the impact of trade restrictions on computer hardware imports and exports
  • Analyze market trends in the USA and China regarding hardware sales
  • Investigate the financial performance of major players like Intel and AMD in stock markets
  • Explore the role of emerging technologies in the global hardware trade
USEFUL FOR

International business analysts, supply chain managers, technology investors, and anyone involved in the global computer hardware market will benefit from this discussion.

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I am looking for information related to computer hardware trade...
which covers from prespective of international business..like major key players,,import,,export...restrictions that sort of things...

but till now all my efforts have been unsuccessful to find such infn.

I will be really grateful if you guys can help me out to find...
 
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Novemberain626 said:
I am looking for information related to computer hardware trade...
which covers from prespective of international business..like major key players,,import,,export...restrictions that sort of things...

but till now all my efforts have been unsuccessful to find such infn.

I will be really grateful if you guys can help me out to find...

I think what your lacking here with only friendly criticism involved, is something called Research.

The computer industry (which spans 1000 markets) is too big to even start a conversation with, this thread could generate 10,000 pages of posts all informative and still not cover every topic.

Main targets to research:
Google
Stock Markets
The UK
The USA
Germany
China
Japan
Microsoft
Intel
AMD
Sony (few other companies such as hitachi, maxtor etc.)

there's too much, create yourself a plan of research and work your way through it.

Hope this helps :rolleyes:
 
computer hardware trade...

Yeah that's a bit to broad...

'Computer' hardware could mean:

That microchip in you toaster, to an HP mainframe, to a NASA Space rocket
 

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