Sentences with phrase «vertical integration makes»
Kubena says the company has extensive knowledge of the entire process from the farm to the store and its vertical integration make it possible for Espresso Americano to offer customers the best possible cup of coffee.
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For Harry's, vertical integration was driven by one crucial factor: There are only a few manufacturers in the world that can make what it sells — high - end razor blades — at scale.
The Motorplex actually does make sense within your portfolio of businesses because it deepens your vertical integration.
Still, AT&T, which is making the largest recent attempt at vertical integration with its proposed $ 85 billion acquisition of Time Warner, has been sued by the Department of Justice to stop the deal.
While courts and regulators couldn't see that technology would eventually make their interference unnecessary, today it's already very obvious, which is another reason to allow vertical integration to go ahead unhindered.
The company believed that through economies of scale, reduction of waste, a closer supply chain, vertical integration, and process optimization, that the cost of batteries could be sufficiently reduced to make a mass market EV possible.
A good example from another industry is how Apple has used its vertical integration of hardware, software and services to make the iPhone a much more cohesive product experience than smartphones running Android software from Google.
One thing that makes Sun Pacific unique is its vertical integration.
«In many cases we have made vertical integration efforts to maintain competitiveness,» Vallejo notes.
Whether or not that's the case, industry analysts have turned decidedly bullish on Mazda and not just because of the forex markets, but also because the auto maker apparently has made good on promises to cut costs in platform development through vertical, or top - down, integration of its model lineup.
The author has many good points including that vertical integration rarely works, that if you find processes that allow you to do more with fewer people, you will make additional money, and release labor to more productive areas.