Walt Disney's Internal And External Factors

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Business environment is refers to determine the productivity and profitability of a company by the factors. This concept is divided into two which are internal and external factors. Then the factors that will be of importance in this discussion are management and competitors’ style. First Competitors, they are the first external barriers that usually a successful company face, to overcome from this especially country like Malaysia they have much more technology developed and opening a Walt Disney is not an easy thing. Walt Disney has numerous competitors and complements in their quest in order to succeed in the business operation. Other theme parks besides those of Walt Disney exist, also able to attract people within the United States and …show more content…

Nevertheless, just NBC provides themes park attractions. Next internal barriers can be as above mention Walt Disney should be based on the cultural as well when we starting into Malaysia we couldn’t flow the United Stated way of doing it at Malaysia and I believe there will be fewer customers that will be going if that is the case. We should change the way to Malaysia style but with the same concept of Walt Disney. The next external threats to Walt Disney are equally as complex. Therefore, once the key potential risks to the general aspirations of the corporation is embedded in the protection of its credibility and products image. The outstanding history of the Walt Disney Corporation and its optimistic corporation are well established in the cultural heritage of United States and across other parts of the world. This condition is also supported by the fact that the company’s balance sheet indicates huge assets and goodwill value. The company’s balance sheet of year 2007 indicated Disney that accounted for more than $24 billion in intangible assets. In the ruling of the form of assets is more prone to risks than the traditional

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