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    crucial to market strategyApple has targeted and marketed their products to consumers with a few certain characteristics. Apple doesn’t  target markets in the same way many of their competitors (if any) do‚ because it targets people and focuses on users‚ more so then the target markets alone‚ who then decide how and where they will use Apple’s products. This doesn’t mean Apple are exempt or ignorant of the "laws" of marketing‚ but instead they use a unique form of marketing strategy called psychographic

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    How can an organization foster creativity and innovation? What strategies and practices can it adopt and how do these connect with the theories about creativity discussed in this module? Answer this question by focusing on the case study of an organization that is well known for its creative culture. Everyday creativity refers to a process‚ which brings together at least one active human mind‚ and the material or digital world‚ in the activity of making something‚ which is novel in that context

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    Brand Rejuvenation - A case study of Sony After a long time‚ a brand other than Apple is creating a global buzz about the impending launch of one its product. Sony with the launch of PlayStation 3 seems to have stuck a chord with consumers once again after a long hiatus. It was high time that one of the world’s iconic brands started reclaiming its rightful position as the leader of the consumer electronics market. Even though PlayStation 3 seems to have brought back some energy and zest for the

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    Sony MiniDisc: Failed Innovation? A case study of the conception‚ production and distribution of the MiniDisc David Reid Technological change and advancement is driven by invention and innovation‚ and it is important to discern between these two very different terms. ‘The former refers to new concepts or products that derive from individual’s ideas or from scientific research. The latter‚ on the other hand‚ represents the commercialization of the invention itself’ (Scocco‚ 2006). There are

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    The conflicts between Apple and Samsung In the emerging market smartphone usage is increasing‚ while the most representative brands are Apple and Samsung. Apple is the most valuable US brand that has played a dominant position in US; while Samsung is a South Korea multinational conglomerate firm and the represent products are innovative and revolutionary smartphone and tablet. Apple and Samsung are the most extraordinary companies in terms of the advanced productions and market capitalization (Cantor

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    Contents Introduction 2 Features of Apple Industry: 2 Evaluation of Steve Jobs as a strategic leader 4 Strategic Innovation 5 Recommendation 7 Conclusion 8 Reflection of our group work 9 References 12 Introduction As the first of the World’s Most Innovative Companies (Business week‚ 2010) and the 17th of the Best Global Brands (Interbrand‚ 2010)‚ Apple has succeeded in strategic leadership and innovation‚ which has drawn attention from the world recently. This essay focuses on some

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    Marketing Assignment Sony Ericsson‚ Facts and Challenges 1.0 Report Overview 1.1 Introduction The aim of this report is to deeply understand the importance of applying marketing essential strategies in order for the company to thrive in a dynamic changing environment. Sony Ericsson‚ the joint venture established in 2001‚ is an example to be thoroughly examined in this report. Its mobile T68i was revolutionary; it was the first GSM/GPRS color screen handset. Its Bluetooth technology

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    Apple Company Apple Company The Apple Company it’s one of the most successful companies nowadays. This paper talks about how the company starts its empire‚ and the methods they use to advertise‚ sell and have the competitive advantage over the rest of the companies. The beginning of the most innovative company today started not so successful as it is today. Steven Wozniak and Steven Jobs were friends since college

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    September the 26th 2012 Case Analysis: Sony Playstation 3 1. What‚ if anything‚ should Sony do to turn around the sales of the PS3? * Instead of focusing on one particular target segment (18 to 35 year-old male gamers with above average-education and high degree of comfort with new technology) further target segments should also be focused (e.g. women‚ children‚ occasional gamers and non-gamers). Some of the further customers require games which are easy to play because they have a low

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    Compulsory Licensing: The Indian Scenario- Patent v/s Patient ABSTRACT: Compulsory licenses are involuntary contracts between willing buyer and unwilling seller imposed or enforced by the state. A compulsory license is a legal instrument designed to force intellectual property owners to license out their statutorily granted right to interested third parties capable of manufacturing the patented product at cheaper prices. Countries such as Brazil‚ Thailand and India have used the policy to procure

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