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Question: Case Study: Amazon Kindle Evolution
We are doing a case study you need to read what have been done and add info complying with grading rubric for my part
Working in teams of 3, students will select a case from those included in the book, with approval by me. Teams are required to write up the case, based on the rubric attached to this assignment. Projects must be turned in digitally (for SafeAssign) and a paper copy submitted for grading.
Table of Contents
• Brief Summary of the case
• Production of different components
o Cost factors
o Choice of right criteria
• Decline of American competitiveness
• Manufacturing of Amazon Kindle in US
o Design costs
o Components manufacturing cost
o Consequences for Amazon
• Stronger focus
o Tablet market or Kindle market
• Conclusion
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