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LIDL COMMUNICATION By (Name) (Instructor) (Course) (Date) Table of Contents TOC \o "1-3" \h \z \u Executive Summary PAGEREF _Toc508956179 \h 3Overview of Communication PAGEREF _Toc508956180 \h 3Identification and Evaluation of Key Issues and Developments PAGEREF _Toc508956181 \h 5Recommendations PAGEREF _Toc508956182 \h 6Bibliography PAGEREF _Toc508956183 \h 7 Executive SummaryLidl is an international company which stores a vast variety of products. It is of high quality and low hustle-free shopping venture for an individual customer satisfaction. It has a revolutionizing grocery that any person can shop since it has less complicated process for easy and simple delivery. It has a store which has a long origin dating back in around 1973. In 1973 it is when the first store was opened in Ludwigshafen by employing three people while having around five hundred products. It then expanded to Germany around 1990 and till it’s in over 27 countries operating around 10 communication vehicles be utilized because messages shared through variable Medias usually have greater weight and impact. BibliographyBeere R. 2017. Case Study of the Irish Fast Food/QSR Industry. In The Role of Franchising on Industry Evolution (pp. 91-128). Palgrave Macmillan Cham. Dunne M. and Wright A. 2017. Irish local and artisan foods: Multiples make space! Cogent Business & Management 4(1) p.1324242. Geppert M. Williams K. and Wortmann M. 2015. Micro-political game playing in Lidl: A comparison of store-level employment relations. European Journal of Industrial Relations 21(3) pp.241-257. Lidl. (2015). Company Principles - Lidl Ireland. Retrieved 2018 from www.lidl.ie T. 2017. Unlocking retail supply chain value. MHD Supply Chain Solutions 47(1) p.40. Phillips-Connolly K. and Connolly A.J. 2017. When Amazon ate Whole Foods: big changes for Big Food. International Food and Agribusiness Management Review 20(5) pp.615-622. Tuleja E.A. 2016. Intercultural communication for global business: How leaders communicate for success. Taylor & Francis. [...]
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