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Essay heading: IKEA's Global Sourcing Challenge: Indian Rugs
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The discussion might have an aggressive and confrontational attitude towards IKEA for using a supplier, which employs children and suggesting IKEA a reckless company just caring about profit.
For these reasons I would suggest Marianne Barner not to attend the discussion but to release an official note which explains the refuse in participating in the discussion and includes a short agenda in IKEA’s engagement in India which might be linked to a webpage with further information concerning their plans and engagement in India... displayed 300 characters
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The same attempt could be done in India as they did in Poland several years before. Of course at first sight it seems as if IKEA would risk to lose some of its reputation and sales power for continuing relationship with the Indian supplier but it would have an even more positive effect on its reputation if IKEA will maintain its connections and help them developing new systems, involving the public... displayed next 300 characters
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