Essays about: "Hyundai"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 7 essays containing the word Hyundai.
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1. IoT Penetration Testing : Examining the cyber security of connected vehicles
University essay from KTH/DatavetenskapAbstract : The connected car is rapidly becoming the norm in the automotive industry. With connected devices playing such a big part in today’s society our view of what constitutes a car is beginning to change. READ MORE
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2. Peking to Paris : The Evolution of Rally Motorsport
University essay fromAbstract : In this modern age, interest in cars is waning and motorsport faces its biggest threat yet. Television numbers are down and its fan base is aging, leading us to wonder: Is there a way to bring back the excitement about motorsport and cars in general? Throughout history, numerous innovations have trickled down from the race track to production cars, thus there is a need to keep this culture alive. READ MORE
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3. Cars and Environmental Values : A Rhetoric and Semiotics Analysis of How Environmental CSR values are communicated on webpages at General Motors, Hyundai and Volkswagen
University essay fromAbstract : This study is performed by conducting a rhetoric and semiotics analysis on the ‘About Us’-section of the webpages of General Motors, Hyundai and Volkswagen with the aim of finding how the companies used environmental values in their marketing communication. The interest in the topic is a consequence of the challenge that the car industry is facing, to increase their environmental activities in order to please the public as well as the costumers. READ MORE
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4. Politics first? Do changes in bilateral political relations affect imports from South Korea to Japan?
University essay from Göteborgs universitet/Företagsekonomiska institutionenAbstract : Have Japan’s imports of South Korean products changed in response to changes in the levels of political tension between the two countries, and have this affected the success of attempts made by South Korean firms to enter the Japanese market? The absence of transnational South Korean firms such as Hyundai, Kia and LG on the Japanese market, a geographically and psychically proximate market to the South Korean market, suggests that factors other than those put forth by established international trade models such as the Gravity model and market entry models such as the Uppsala model have affected South Korean imports to Japan. Pollins (1989) argues that firms take bilateral political tension between countries into account when managing risk, and that governments and consumers are likely to react negatively to heightened political tension, including boycotts and decreased demand for goods from the other country. READ MORE
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5. Order Processing for SME’s using Enterprise Application Integration
University essay from JTH, Data- och elektroteknikAbstract : Due to the rapid changing environment many organizations are striving to achieve agility and flexibility in internal and external environments. In order for an enterprise to be able to respond to this changing environment, it must integrate the business functions into a distinct system that is capable of exploiting information technology competently. READ MORE
