This is a professional and in-depth study on the current state of the Vacuum Insulation Panel(VIP) industry in Global and China. The report provides a basic overview of the industry including definitions‚ applications and industry chain structure. Global market analysis and Chinese domestic market analysis are provided with a focus on history‚ developments‚ trends and competitive landscape of the market. A comparison between the international and Chinese situation is also offered. The report also
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EUREKA FORBES (The Direct Marketing Pioneer) The case examines the strategies adopted (over the years) by leading consumer appliances company Eureka Forbes in India. The case explores how the company built up the vacuum cleaner and water/air purifier markets in India from scratch through its direct marketing efforts. The various initiatives to ensure good customer service and enhance customer satisfaction are examined in detail. The case also discusses the company’s attempt to enter the bottled
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References: Electrolux.com Armstrong &Kotler‚ MKT 101-Foundation of Marketing‚ page 129 Electrolux‚ An Oregon Natural Step Network Case Study September 1998
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our group decided to analyse a social media case. We found the Blendtec case to be extremely interesting and powerful to be shared with the rest of students. The case describes the enormous success‚ “Blendtec”‚ an American manufacturer of high performance durable blenders had with the help of Social media marketing. BACKGROUND The story of Blendtec‚ a company founded by Tom Dickson starts in 1975 in Utah‚ USA. Tom using a versatile vacuum cleaner motor combined it with a rotor and stator micronetic-milling
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Market Orientation & The Clean Queen Situation The case opens with an 8:15 AM meeting among several key people at the Danbury‚ Illinois plant of the Floor Care Products Group of Atlas Industries Worldwide. The group consisted of the following persons: • • • • Dave Matters: Chief Design Engineer (CDE) Jack Davis: General Manager‚ Danbury Plant (GM) Molly Hudson: Product Manager‚ Clean Queen Floor Care Products (PM) Bart Simpson: National Sales Manager‚ Floor Care Products (NSM) Jack (GM)
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look into the Regina Company case using the perspective of a financial analyst who will report to the Electrolux management and board. This decision was due to the following reasons: 1. Any further audit from the side of Regina‚ Electrolux or the SEC will only yield a similar result as the last audit thus being redundant and utterly useless 2. Looking at the case in the perspective of a member of the board of Regina will prove to be useless in evaluating the case since we will have no more say
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calling was working as a salesman. He sold everything from televisions‚ microwaves and Whirlpool appliances; he ascended to become general sales manager. In 1963 he left to form Oreck Corporation. Since Whirlpool wasn’t successful of its upright vacuum cleaners‚ Whirlpool granted him exclusive rights to market them and gave Oreck free power to redesign and revamp the machine. • Manufacturers in late 1960s commonly bribed sales people to sell their products‚ and competitors were known to sabotage
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PG-41 Strategic Management - Session 10 Electrolux Case Summary Fei YE As the largest domestic products manufacturer in the world‚ Electrolux has about 70000 employees all around the world in about 150 countries‚ making 14 billion euros in sales in 2005. However‚ an acquisition case from its main competitor‚ Whirlpool‚ is challenging the first place of Electrolux‚ at the time Electrolux has just decided to divest its outdoor division. A huge decrease in sales in the following years is expected
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Case Study Chapter 5 “ carter Cleaning Company “ If you were to ask jennifer and her father what the main problem was in running their firm‚ their answer would be quick and short hiring good people. Originally begun as a string of coin-operated laundromats requiring virtually no skilled help‚ the chain grew to six stores‚ each heavily dependent on skilled managers‚ cleaner-spotters and pressers. Employees generally have no more than a high school education (often less) and the market for them
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FALLS CHURCH GENERAL HOSPITAL This case is designed to give students an opportunity to consider ways that a service organization‚ specifically a hospital‚ might seem different from manufacturing because service is not as easy to measure as the dimension of a part. However‚ as students begin to think about the dimensions of a hospital’s service‚ they may see ways that service can be measured. The answers to this case are based in part on a similar case in M.A. Vonderembse and G. P. White’s
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