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Follow the link below and answer the following questions. What kind of business (industry / area of commerce) is the company involved in? Samsung is the world’s leading electronic company that specializes in digital media and technological discovery. In the beginning Samsung business was simple. The electronic industry as we know it today was small and moving as at a snail’s pace.

But in today’s market with a more global focus commerce, Samsung game plan had to adapt. Samsung’s industry has grown to every household, business, government, transportation, and medical market. Not to mention E-Commerce. What kind of statistics information did you find? List them if there’s more than one kind.

Describe each as to origin (how do you think the data was obtained) and type of measurement. Because of the diversity of Samsung Electronics their statistically model of growth continued to increase year by year. Sales by Region (KRW trillion) Proportion of Sales by Region America 28.8% 33.8 43.5 47.5 Europe 23.7% 35.1 36.0 39.1 Asia 17.4% 27.1 24.9 28.8 Korea 16.1% 21.9 25.9 26.5 China 14.0% 23.8 24.3 23.1 ("Samsung electronics sustainability," 2012) To what division of the company is the statistics information you found related? (Marketing, Finances, Production, etc.) Marketing and Finance is both heavily related in the information. Give a brief opinion as to what this information is probably used for, and what reasons the firm might have to post it on its web page.

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The primary industry in which Samsung operates is electronics, with a focus on digital media, consumer electronics, and technological innovation. As a global leader, Samsung's business spans numerous sectors including household appliances, mobile devices, semiconductor manufacturing, and digital displays. Its extensive diversification reflects the evolution from a relatively simple, small-scale business in its early days to a multinational conglomerate with a significant presence across domestic and international markets.

The statistical data available from Samsung’s 2012 sustainability report provides several critical insights into the company's performance and strategic focus. Key among these are sales figures segmented by geographic region, expressed in Korean Won (KRW) trillion. For example, their sales proportions reveal that North America accounts for approximately 28.8% of total sales, Europe around 23.7%, Asia 17.4%, Korea 16.1%, and China about 14%. These statistics were likely obtained through internal sales records collected from global retail and distribution channels, integrated with regional sales tracking systems. They represent quantitative measures of revenue generated from each region, which serve as vital metrics for assessing market penetration and growth performance.

Furthermore, the data demonstrates year-over-year growth, with sales increasing in each region over the observed periods, showcasing Samsung’s expanding global footprint. The measurement types here include both relative contributions (percentages of total sales) and absolute sales figures in KRW trillion, providing both proportional and actual data. This combination enables comprehensive analysis of regional performance and strategic deployment of marketing and investment resources.

The statistics are closely related to Samsung's finance and marketing divisions. Financially, these figures highlight revenue streams and profitability across regions, guiding investment and resource allocation. Strategically, marketing teams utilize this regional sales data to tailor campaigns, allocate advertising budgets, and identify markets requiring increased focus. Publishing such data on the company’s website likely serves multiple purposes: enhancing transparency to investors and stakeholders, demonstrating growth and market stability, and reinforcing Samsung’s global leadership position. It also helps build consumer confidence by illustrating the company's expansion and success across various regions, thereby fostering brand loyalty and attracting new customers.

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