Sesame workshop: Case analysis

Sesame Workshop: Case Analysis Introduction Sesame Street began originally in 2001 as Sesame Workshop to promote kids' education through an entertaining platform. The show has been broadcasted in over 150 nations, and it has helped children through educational programs. The broadcasting of Sesame Street helped reveal the opportunities that seemingly existed globally. Due to these opportunities, Sesame Street broadcasting managed to cover nations where the English language was not widely spoken; therefore, the firm co-produced local content from different nations. Sesame Street has grown globally over the last few years attributed to its strategic investment. The firm boasts of positioning itself in the global arena, surpassing other competitors in the industry. It has been its challenge to remain true and traditional in terms of entertainment and education. The firm remains committed to its endeavors and seeks to extend its influence through other programs such as Open Sesame. As a small entity, Sesame Street faces challenges such as limited resources. However, its dreams to educate and entertainment to kids remain its biggest mission. The company has managed to safeguard the need of its consumers, kids, through programs that majorly focus on helping children learn. This paper focuses on the case analysis of Sesame Street by diagnosis challenges, opportunities, threats, weaknesses, and strengths for the firm's increased return on investment. Purpose of the Case Analysis of Sesame Street