Category: Change Management

BlackBerry is a cybersecurity and tech Canadian multinational company. The tech brand discontinued its mobile services, smartphones, and other devices due to heavy losses and mismanagement. The smartphone brand …

Nike is the world’s leading sports apparel manufacturing American multinational company. The brand started its business in 1964 and it has earned a global reputation for innovation, quality, style, …

Google is a search engine, cloud computing, advertising, and tech giant American multinational company. The technology has successfully changed and transformed its organizational structure, culture, and management style over …

Tesla is the world’s leading electric automobile manufacturing and clean energy American multinational company. The company has earned a global reputation as a clean energy, innovation, and tech automotive …

PepsiCo is a soft drink, snacks, food, and beverages multinational corporation. PepsiCo has a limited competitive edge over other beverage manufacturing companies. The leadership of Indra Nooyi rebranded and redirected the …

General Motors is an automobile manufacturing American multinational company. The automotive brand was on the verge of bankruptcy back in 2009; cultural and leadership change and nationalization saved the …

Ford Motor Company is an automobile-manufacturing American multinational corporation. Henry Ford founded the automotive company in 1903. The pandemic crisis of 2020 severely impacted all businesses and companies worldwide. …

Domino’s Pizza is the world’s leading retail pizza chain American multinational company. Dominick DeVarti, Tom Monaghan, and James Monaghan founded the pizza chain brand in 1960. The pizza chain …

British Airways is a flag-carrier UK airline and aviation company. It started its journey in 1919; and adopted the current name in 1974 after the merger of four airlines …

Apple is the world’s leading tech giant American multinational corporation. Some of you are aware of the fact that Apple was on the verge of bankruptcy in the 1990s …