Harley-Davidson's evolving mission toward a greener future Discussion
hello i want you to give replay on the discation and u give me your opinion about this replay https://www.cnn.com/2019/03/12/tech/harley-davidson-ebike-escooter/index.html (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.Harley-Davidson has been around for 116 years and known for its roaring gas engines. However, Harley-Davidson’s sales have been declining for four straight years, which lead them to decide on some changes will need to be made in their product and marketing strategy. They are looking to reinvent themselves as more scooters, eco-bikes and ride-sharing services to adapt to the urban communities. Harley-Davidson has recently acquired StaCyc, which makes electric balance bikes for kids. This move clearly marks the intention of transformation of Harley-Davidson from bad boy company to good environmentalist. However, the author of “The Sharing Economy” believes Harley-Davidson should sell a higher quality eclectic bike or scooter direct to consumers instead of compete directly with ride-sharing services companies such as Bird, Lime, Uber and Lyft.this is role it well help u
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Urban communities are populated places where people live and work. They often consist of densely populated residential, commercial and industrial areas, as well as public infrastructure such as roads and transportation networks. Urban communities typically contain a variety of businesses and services such as shops, offices, restaurants, pubs, theaters, and cultural centers. People living in urban communities have access to services and amenities that rural and suburban areas typically don't possess, such as improved health, social and educational opportunities, and access to public transportation. Generally, urban communities are characterized by high population density and high levels of poverty.
