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In this case study analysis the company’s future growth rate is described considering Luxor a strong candidate for engineering applications based on the outsource state-of-the-art development work. All the required outside vendor's proprietary information are included and the probability to show that Luxor might be having a backward integration. The aspect of manufacturing final products along with its costs may be heavily influence the costs of subcontractors. Luxor cannot continue to be a low-cost carrier. Layoffs are looming, but not even in the near future. It's possible that product marketing and distribution would need to be improved. Price reductions by Luxor's competitors can have a direct impact on Luxor's profitability prospects.