A SUMMER TRAINING PROJECT REPORT ON “ANALYSIS OF ANTI PEPSI BEHAVIOUR OF RETAIL OUTLETS” SUBMITED TOWARDS PARTIAL FULFILMENT OF POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MANAGEMENT SUBMITTED BY- PRADEEP PANKAJ SINGH PGDM(2008-10) ENROLMENT NO-2029742128. FACULTY GUIDE INDUSTRY GUIDE MR. VISHAL AGGARWAL MR. RAVEND BIJLANI ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
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Analysis of Coca Cola Company Introduction Coca-Cola was invented in May 1886 by Dr. John S. Pemberton in Atlanta‚ Georgia. The name "Coca-Cola" was suggested by Dr. Pembertons bookkeeper‚ Frank Robinson.Coca-Cola currently offers more than 500 brands in over 200 countries and serves over 1.6 billion servings each day.The company operates a franchised distribution system dating from 1889 where The Coca-Cola Company only produces syrup concentrate which is then sold to various bottlers throughout
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Coca-Cola Caressa Kurz Managerial Marketing BUS620 Jeffrey Kimmel November 19th‚ 2012 coke 1. Coke has been the leader in the soft drink industry for decades. Coke has a strong customer loyalty base‚ while appealing to new customers through effective marketing. In recent years‚ the soft drink industry has changed with consumers
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MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS Pepsi Project Group Name: “Positive Mental Attitude Group” Submitted by: Muhammad Musa G1F12Mcom0247 Awais Asif G1F12Mcom0246 Junaid Akhtar G1F12Mcom0245 Rehan Khalid G1F12Mcom0216 Mirza Zulqar Nain G1F12Mcom0250 Awais Shahbaz G1F12Mcom0222
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What makes international food companies so successful? As an example: SWOT on Pepsi Co 1.Extrernal origin: 1.1. Opportunities: Opportunities in International Markets: consumption of their products is still relatively low overseas‚ there is a significant opportunity to grow in the global market by expanding existing businesses and through acquisitions‚ especially in up and coming markets (mostly 3rd world countries) With innovative marketing: beverage and food players can build growth for their
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References: * Ansoff‚ I. (1957)‚ Strategies for diversification. Harvard Business Review. * Bass‚ F * Coca Cola (2002)‚ Annual Report. * Coca Cola (2010)‚ Annual Report. * Day‚ G. (2009). The capabilities of Market-Driven Organizations. American Marketing association. * Deshpande‚ R. (1993). Corporate culture‚ customer orientation and Innovation. * Donthu‚ N. and Hershberger
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professionals make a final analysis of the success of their campaign or communication. A century of PR I chose to examine the relations The Coca-Cola Company maintains with its public. Who has not heard of this world wide mogul? Practically everyone‚ from the royal British family to a child somewhere in Africa has at least once tasted Coke. The name Coca-Cola comes up every few seconds on
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The Real Lesson of New Coke: The Value of Focus Groups for Predicting the Effects of Social Influence By Robert M. Schindler n April 1985‚ the management of Coca-Cola Co. announced its decision to change the flavor of the cotnpany ’s flagship brand. The events that followed from this decision‚ as well as the faetors which led up to it‚ have been reviewed‚ discussed‚ and extensively analyzed in the popular press‚ the trade press‚ and in marketing textbooks. Two books and at least two marketing
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10/Oct/2012 Author: Bin Liu | ID #: U1037223 | Assignment # 2 | A Completed Analysis of Marketing Plan for Pepsi New Zealand | Executive Summary This paper presents a completed marketing plan/analysis for Pepsi in order to assist it regain its “second leader” position in the soft drink market in New Zealand. The first half of this paper shows the situation analysis of Pepsi. In particular‚ the internal analysis focuses on the power of suppliers‚ buyers‚ new entrants‚ and product substitutes
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1990-91 Recession The 1990-91 recession‚ although milder than previous downturns‚ significantly affected the United States’ workforce. The 8 month long downturn‚ beginning in July of 1990 and ending in March of 1991‚ marked the end of our country’s longest peacetime expansion on record and had the lowest growth rate since the Great Depression (Gardner 3). Although the National Bureau of Economic Research concluded that the early 1990s recession lasted just eight months‚ conditions
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