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Success in  general understanding is our achievement that we managed to overcome the challenges.

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Success is very subjective, depending on the metrics each person set in their life. Success in life to me is a long-life contentment. Peace of mind exceeds everything  ❤️

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Stage 2: Any questions or suggestion, green beans?

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Stage 2: Any questions or suggestion, green beans?

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Check the poster here for more info.

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- Present:
Syaza Khalisah (17153578)
afiq ikhwan (17097464)
Aiman Aqilah (17094820)
Siti Humairah (17130289)
Wan Nur Ain Sabrina (17195806)
Islam Ahmed Sayed (17178115)

-Absent:

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PRESENT:
Syaza Khalisah (17153578)
Aiman Aqilah (17094820)
Ain Sabrina (17195806)
Islam Ahmed (17178115)
Siti Humairah (17130289)
afiq ikhwan (17097464)

ABSENT:

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Present:
1. Syaza Khalisah (17153578)
2. Siti Humairah (17130289)
3. Islam Ahmed Sayed (17178115/1)
4. Wan Nur Ain Sabrina (17195806)
5. Lutfil Hadi Mohamed (17101763)
6. Aiman Aqilah (17094820)
7..Mohd Fazwiel Pajar (17081671)
8. Fathullah (17126460)
Absent:
1. Wan afiq ikhwa b wan alias (17097464)

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Discussion on Nokia Case Study. Please share your input by writing in the comment :) *QUESTION 3*

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Discussion on Nokia Case Study. Please share your input by writing in the comment :) *QUESTION 3*

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From your point of view, what are the new entrepreneurs’ needs from the lessons of
“Why Nokia disappeared”. Explain it with the concepts of entrepreneurship that you
have learned.

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what is SMEs?

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are non-subsidiary, independent firms which employ fewer than a given number of employees. This number varies across countries. The most frequent upper limit designating an SME is 250 employees, as in the European Union. However, some countries set the limit at 200 employees, while the United States considers SMEs to include firms with fewer than 500 employees.

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Different between business entities Malaysia and USA
Business entity in Malaysia
- Sole Proprietorship
- Partnership
- Limited Liability Partnership
- Private Limited Company
- Public Limited Company

Business entity in USA
- Sole Proprietorship
- Partnership
- Limited Liability Company
- Business Corporation

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PRESENT:
Syaza Khalisah (17153578)
Mohd Fazwiel Pajar (17081671)
Lutfil Hadi Mohamed (17101763)
Aiman Aqilah Bt Md Azmi (17094820)
Wan Nur Ain Sabrina (17195806)
wan afiq ikhwa b wan alias (17097464)

ABSENT:
Siti Humairah (17130289)
Fathullah (17126460)
Islam Ahmed (17178115)

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Different between business entities in Malaysia and USA

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Siti Humairah (17130289) Different between business entity in Malaysia and USA Malaysia: Partnership: Sole proprietorships; private & public limited company -US: Sole Proprietorships (or DBA);Partnerships;Corporations;Limited Liability Companies (LLC);Cooperatives

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Siti Humairah (17130289) Different between business entity in Malaysia and USA Malaysia: Partnership: Sole proprietorships; private & public limited company -US: Sole Proprietorships (or DBA);Partnerships;Corporations;Limited Liability Companies (LLC);Cooperatives

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What is SMEs?
SMEs, or small and medium-sized enterprises, are defined differently around the world. The country a company operates in provides the specifics on the defined size of an SME. The sizing or categorization of a company as an SME, depending on the country, can be based on a number of characteristics.

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In USA basically have six business antities: sole proprietorship, general partnership, limited partnership (LP), limited liability company (LLC), C-corporation, and S-corporation.
While in Malaysia there is five business entities which is Sole proprietorship, Partnership, Limited Liability Partnership, also known as LLP, Private Limited Company, commonly known as Sendirian Berhad or Sdn Bhd, Public Limited Company, locally known as Berhad

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Discussion on Nokia Case Study. Please share your input by writing in the comment :) *QUESTION 4*

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Discussion on Nokia Case Study. Please share your input by writing in the comment :) *QUESTION 4*

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From your point of view, what are new marketing strategies that should be possess by
the new entrepreneurs in this new era of Industrial Revolution 4.0?

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Discussion on Nokia Case Study. Please share your input by writing in the comment :) *QUESTION 2*

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Discussion on Nokia Case Study. Please share your input by writing in the comment :) *QUESTION 2*

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Why did Nokia miss consumer trends? Elaborate it.the new entrepreneurs in this new era of Industrial Revolution 4.0?

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Difference between business entities in Malaysia and USA

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Difference between business entities in Malaysia and USA

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Business entities in Malaysia

Sole Proprietorship

Partnership

Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)

Private Limited Company (Sdn Bhd)

Public Limited Company (Bhd)

Business entities in USA
- Sole Proprietorship
- Partnership
- Limites Liability Company
- Business corporation

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Difference between business entities in Malaysia and USA

Sole Proprietorship

Partnership

Limited Liability Partnership(LLP)

Private Limited Company /SendirianBerhad (Sdn Bhd)

Public Limited Company /Berhad(Bhd)

Business entities in the United States, have no private limited company available in Malaysia.

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Difference between US and Malaysia in business entities

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Difference between US and Malaysia in business entities

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Different procedure needed in US as compared to Malaysia especially in incorporating a company like LLC  & Limited Companies

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SME's is small and medium size enterprise. So basically. There is specific criteria for any company to be under SME' such as capital, total worker and revenue.

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Small and mid-size enterprises (SMEs) are businesses that maintain revenues, assets or a number of employees below a certain threshold.

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SME is a term stands for small to medium enterprises. which means they are businesses with size between very small hoe office to a medium sized company with small number of employees

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SITI HUMAIRAH (17130289) SMEs (small and medium-sized enterprise) is a business that are between small office size and larger enterprise  

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SITI HUMAIRAH (17130289) SMEs (small and medium-sized enterprise) is a business that are between small office size and larger enterprise  

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Islam Ahmed Sayed -KIB180703 (17178115/1)
Syaza Khalisah (17153578)
Wan Nur Ain Sabrina (17195806)
Siti Humairah (17130289)
LUTFIL HADI (17101763)
Mohd Fazwiel Pajar (17081671)
Muhammad Fathullah Bin Abdul Rahman (17126460)
afiq ikhwan (17097464)

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Difference between US n Malaysia in business entitie (FAZWIEL EIA170085)

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Difference between US n Malaysia in business entitie (FAZWIEL EIA170085)

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In our Country Malaysia,  have several types of business entities. Below is the type of business entities in Malaysia :
i). Sole proprietorship- the simplest and cheapest from of business entity establish among the others entities.
ii). Partnership- this is similar  to the sole proprietorship but there are more than 1 owner.
iii). Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)- hybrid between a partnership and private limited company. It is similar to the conventional partnership but with the advantages of a private limited company.
iv). Private Limited Company - type of company separate legal entity from its owners, which means this company is considered as a legal person that can buy or sell property, present into legal contract.
v). Public Limited Company/Berhad(Bhd)-similar to private limited companies except that its shares can be offered to the public for fixed periods and any other forms of subscription.

Meanwhile, business entities of US quite similar with Malaysia in term of Sole  proprietorship and Partnership. The different of business entities between this 2 country is Limited Liability Company and Business Corporation.

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SME is Small to mid size enterprise which is a business that maintains revenues and asset as well as the employes. The are many conritbution in SMEs such as agriculture,Manufacturing, construction, services and mining and quarrying. SMEs help to increase country GDP.

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Small and medium-sized enterprises or small and medium-sized businesses are businesses whose personnel numbers fall below certain limits.

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Nokia Case Study. Please share your input by writing in the comment :)       *QUESTION 1*   

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Nokia Case Study. Please share your input by writing in the comment :)       *QUESTION 1*   

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Summarize the case study regarding “Why NOKIA disappeared”

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1. How many employees we should hire?
2.Description of job analysis
3. Expectations of the candidates
4. HR planning

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Value Proposition Canvas of 'Twee Eco Cup

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Value Proposition Canvas of 'Twee Eco Cup

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SITUATION

Fiona was a young woman just starting out in life. She had a wonderful job which she loved and a happy partnership. Unfortunately, Fiona had fallen prey to the trappings of credit cards which left her extremely stressed and scared. Because she had a stable income, offerings by financial institutions to take up a new credit cards seemed like a good idea at the time – until they mounted up. Thinking it would be helpful, she took advantage of transferring debts from one card to a new interest free card with the intention of cutting up the old card  but that plan backfired. Soon the debts became so high she was taking cash advances to repay minimum repayments on other cards. It was a downward spiral. Fiona did not commit any crimes. She simply got caught up in a credit card life sentence! Fiona owned a car but had no other assets.

SITUATION

Jamie and his Mum Anita were joint directors of a company. Within that company they owned and operated a Cafe/Restaurant with Jamie taking charge of the kitchen and Anita running the restaurant. Although they had a good following and lots of positive feed back from customers, with the current economic climate, the figures took a steady decline. As with many businesses, putting aside for debts are often the last thing they can manage to do. They both rallied and tried to do whatever they could to keep everything going, putting in long hours, streamlining menus etc with the aim of making the business more profitable and catching up on the debts. They even re-branded the cafe/restaurant and re-vamped the decor which turned out to be a winner with the public and business began to recover slightly. Sadly, it was too late to catch up despite their best efforts and positive feedback on the food and new vibe. They had become too far behind on their  debts and lease obligations.

Running a business during bankruptcy

Adrian is a 36-year-old tradie from Queensland. He runs his own odd-jobs business, called Adrian’s Assistance. Adrian earns $40,000 a year.

Adrian and his wife rent their apartment in Logan City. Adrian owns a van worth $6,000 which he uses for work. He also owns work tools which are worth around $3,000.

Being self-employed, with a young family at home, Adrian struggles to find time to keep records for his business. He was surprised to discover he owed $100,000 of business-related debt to the Tax Office (ATO).

Also, being a tradie, Adrian’s income can be inconsistent. He relies on credit cards to pay for essentials, and he owes the bank $20,000.

Adrian spoke to his accountant, who referred him to a registered trustee to discuss bankruptcy.

The registered trustee explained to Adrian some of the ways bankruptcy would affect him:

Adrian would be released from his unsecured debt (ATO* and credit card)

Adrian could keep his van because its value is below the vehicle threshold**

He could also keep his work tools because their value is below the threshold**

Adrian could continue to work as a sole trader. However, he would either need to tell people he is bankrupt, OR change his business name to include his full name

Adrian would not have to make compulsory income payments because he earns under the income threshold***