In 1994, Mr. Olano, special project manager mega corporations must make a recommendation to the owner of Mega, Ms. Lim, investment in production Mega TV at Clark Special Economic Zone in the Philippines. Initial investment, the company was being MEGA TV OEM manufacturers, search of spare parts and selling products on its own. Recently, however, Aiwa and Mega were talks about the plant is the sole supplier for the new initiative Aiwa's in television production. According to the agreement, Mega would gather for TV Aiwa from parts or obtained through Aiwa or received on its own - if the parts were less expensive yet met the standards Aiwa. Mega profits would be about $ 2 per unit, as well as 50% of the cost savings components of its source. "Hide
by Donald J. Lecraw Source: Richard Ivey School of Business Foundation 9 pages. Publication Date: October 20, 1997. Prod. #: 97G009-PDF-ENG
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