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Murphy Brewery Ireland Limited
July 10, 2013

Cabitac, Danica Cyra S. 97
Mosnit, Jane Martha V. 97
Pastor, Christian Vinson 97

II. TABLE OF CONTENTS
III. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
IV. SITUATION ANALYSIS 1. Environment(pest) 2. Industry 5 porters 3. Organization 7s
V. PROBLEMS FOUND IN SITUATION ANALYSIS
1. Statement of primary problems
2. Statement of secondary problems
VI. STRATEGICAL ALTERNATIVES FOR SOLVING PROBLEMS A. Description of strategic alternative 1 B. Description of strategic alternative 2 C. Description of strategic alternative 3
VII. SELECTION OF STRATEGIC ALTERNATIVE AND IMPLEMENTATION
VIII. SUMMARY
IX. APPENDICES

Mckinsey 7s
Irish
Strategy * Maintain the Irish Pubs. * Because of the positive feedback to the Irish Pubs use this and make a marketing strategy for the products. * Make an eye-catching advertisement * Focus on the market growth and the development of export markets. Structure * Conway asked David Ford, export manager, to examine Murphy’s position in the UK and European markets. * He said he would phone Michael Foley, distributor of Murphy’s in the states, to report on Murphy’s progress there. * Dan Leahy sent Patrick the report on the market for Murphy’s in Ireland * Conway asked his secretary to retrieve the two Irish Times articles which is about the importance of the Irish market and routed them to the marketing group Systems * Conway asked his staff regularly about the company’s status * The staff updates Patrick Conway about the current status of the company * Conway makes meetings for the betterment of the company
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Irish Market

Economic * Ireland economy is a fast moving economy * Important and dynamic market for all stout producers * 4 million consumers * A market in which stout hold the larger share at nearly 50% of all beer sales * Irish consumers are highly brand loyal

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