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    FedEx: Building a Global Distribution Powerhouse Questions 1. Evaluate the methods used by FedEx to grow domestically and internationally. Why do you think that the company initially had problems in its global operations? We are living in a global world so business‚ companies and people needs to communicate and deliver something to others quick and successfully in domestically and internationally. For that reason‚ Smith designed efficient distribution system to overcome difficulties in moving

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    advantage – which has given the company a unique ability to access various markets around the globe. The multiple established firms and companies acquired by FedEx in various countries have all been integrated into a special widespread infrastructure‚ consisting of four segments - FedEx Express Segment‚ FedEx Ground Segment‚ FedEx freight Segment‚ FedEx Services Segment. These in turn have 11 operating companies‚ which operate independently. Package rates are calculated according to traveling distance

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    WK3Assgn2ANeddermeyer General Discussion a. Create a "measurement matrix" in Excel that identifies‚ categorizes‚ and ranks as many relevant performance measurements as you think are important to your chosen company’s business strategy. b. Write a one- to two-paragraph summary of why you think these are the important measurement criteria and why you’ve ranked them in the order you have. Categries | Rank | Quality | 1 - High Prority | People | 2- Medium Priority | Safety | 3 - Low

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    Fedex http://www.innismaggiore.com/positionistview/read.aspx?id=104 http://www.slideshare.net/guest527dd8e98/fed-ex-corp-strategy http://www.mbaskool.com/brandguide/transport-and-logistics/2689-fedex.html http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/576886/analysis_of_fedex_corporation http://marketingmixx.com/marketing-plan-2/163-fedex-marketing-plan.html http://fedex021685.blogspot.com/2012/06/positioning-and-differentiation.html http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/keyword/fedex http://about

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    with other people around the world. Today consumers in the US can make purchases or send files directly to and from business in places like China because of this industry. In my opinion the most interesting thing about this case is how the company FedEx was born from a simple observation that Fred Smith Jr. made about shipment overnight. This case took you from the embryonic stage of the express shipping industry and walks you through the growth‚ where UPS jumps in because barriers are lowered. It

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    McDonald’s using Blue Ocean Strategy McDonald’s is using Blue Ocean Strategy (BOS). Blue Ocean Strategy states that an organization can produce higher growth and profits by creating new demand in an uncontested market space than by competing head-to-head with other suppliers for known customers in an existing industry. First‚ McDonald’s is using the value innovation concept of BOS. By this‚ McDonald’s believe that product/service differentiation and lower cost are achievable simultaneously. The

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    Conventional competitive strategy suggests that the company has to strive to outpace the rivals by offering a better solution to the existing problem. Blue Ocean strategy aims at redefining the problem itself. Whereas‚ Blue Ocean strategy encourages the companies to fetch away the red ocean competition via creation of an unoccupied niche where there is no threat to be defeated by competitors. It offers a company to reject the satisfaction of existing‚ and often decreasing

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    BU.450.710.52 – Tesla’s Blue Ocean Strategy – Page 1                                  TESLA: A BLUE OCEAN MARKETING STRATEGY    Matthew Gazda‚ Vanessa Granville‚ and Ryan Schupp    Marketing Strategy ­ BU.450.710.52    Johns Hopkins University    May 8‚ 2014                                 BU.450.710.52 – Tesla’s Blue Ocean Strategy – Page 2  Executive Summary    Tesla is an innovative electric car manufacturer that intends to overturn the current  gas­powered vehicle industry. CEO Elon Musk has masterminded a product that will compete 

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    Blue Ocean Strategy: Blue Ocean Strategy is not about out-performing the competition in the existing industry‚ but to create new market space or a blue ocean‚ thereby making the competition irrelevant. In the assignment we will try to analyze the success of Yes Bank through the framework of Blue Ocean Strategy 1. Value Innovation: Value innovation is the simultaneous pursuit of differentiation and low cost. Yes Bank‚ which started in 2004 without any institutional‚ has a formidable task

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    It is important‚ as a part of any companies’ Blue Ocean Strategy‚ to explore the three tiers of non-customers‚ the buyers’ utility map and experience cycle‚ and uncover the blocks to buyers’ utility. As companies explore the three tiers of their non-customers they may be able to uncover an untapped potential for customers. The three tiers of non-customers identifies what customers are not purchasing a product or service you offer‚ as well as why they may not be part of your current consumer group

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