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    Discuss the attractiveness of the women motorcyclist market in terms of size and growth. As pointed out in the video‚ Harley Davidson is fully committed to fostering and growing the women motorcyclist market. Women today represent a large sector of the workforce‚ enjoy higher incomes than 20 years ago‚ and possess more disposable income. Furthermore‚ women are much more empowered than ever before and are encouraged to exercise their freedom of expression and individualism. To fill their psychological

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    1. How does Harley-Davidsonbuild long term customer relationship? As a company who sold more than 900‚000 units of motorcycle‚ Harley Davidson must be made a very good relationship with its customers‚ especially the long-term customers. We all know that Harley-Davidson users are not only men‚ but also women. Even in some products‚ they make teenagers ride them too. So that‚ the company needs to keep their relationship in the right ways. In a case‚ Harley-Davidson Company builds a good relationship

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    Harley Davidson: Preparing for the Next Century BUSI 615 40 Professor David Houghton By Brian Lynch Since the founding of Harley-Davidson in 1903 by Arthur and Walter Davidson and William Harley‚ the company has a rich heritage and a loyal following. The company has proven to be resilient and innovative throughout the years. They have made their fair share of mistakes‚ especially while under the ownership of AMF‚ whose decisions almost destroyed Harley-Davidson. They have also made an

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    Harley Davidson Case Study 1. What do you think are the company’s (Harley Davidson) major strengths & weaknesses? Harley Davidson’s major strengths are: customer loyalty‚ having a strong and popular brand name‚ they offer a program called HOG (Harley Owners Group) which has members worldwide and offers Harley owners a variety of benefits‚ and the only American company that sells heavyweight motorcycles. Some weaknesses of Harley Davidson are: Image‚ people who ride Harleys are sometimes

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    This is to recommend continued sponsorship of the Posse ride. In order to maximize the effectiveness and profit-making potential‚ I propose the following changes in this program – 1) Repeating successful routes. 2) Involvement of HOG members in route selection. 3) Follow up with Posse participants 30 days after the completion of events. 4) Creating spontaneity during the ride. 5) Increased participation of employees on the rides. These new initiatives would help us better understand customer

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    Harley-Davidson Case Study Based on this case and other information about Harley at www.harley-davidson.com and other sources‚ what do you think are its major strengths and weaknesses? Strengths Harley is American made. Being an American‚ having a local dealer‚ local repair shop‚ and local customer service is everything to a buyer. It also happens to be the only heavyweight motorcycle to be completely made in America‚ which gives the buyer a sense of security and confidence

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    Harley Davidson‚ Inc. Company Overview In 1903 the first Harley Davidson motorcycle was built by William S. Harley and Arthur Davidson (Harley‚ 2013). Harley Davidson motorcycles started out as racing bikes‚ being known not only their fast but also reliable motor (Harley‚ 2013). The company quickly grew and Harley Davidson motorcycles become an American icon. Harley Davidson Inc. became incorporated in 1981 (Harley‚ 2013). Five years later Harley Davidson became a publicly traded company

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    Case: Harley-Davidson: Chasing a New Generation of Customers Despite record sales in 2006 and a commanding share of the heavyweight motorcycle market for the previous decade‚ Harley Davidson had to take new action to maintain its growth. Although the company enjoyed continued growth in the 2000s and its brand image was strong‚ its core customer base of Baby Boomers was aging. In 1987‚ the median age of a Harley-Davidson customer had been 35; by 2007‚ it was 47. Hence‚ Harley Davidson’s major

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    the first business in the United States to use just-in-time inventory. 2. The direction are set onward by lower level of employees and implemented by top management. Top management encourages education for employees of company objectives and develops a trust that employees will execute the right decision. B. Corporate Culture 1. Quality key ingredient - Open communication between all levels of employees was essential. 2. Values - They are the heart of how we run our business. They guide

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    Mackenzie Wolter Case Study 3: Harley Davidson 8/7/12 Comeback Analysis 1. JIT Inventory – “lean production” allowed for product diversification‚ drastically cut “throughput time‚” and provided for job enrichment amongst employees   2. EI – decentralized operations and communication lines   3. SOC – helped detect defects early on in the manufacturing process   4. Supplier Relations – “preferred suppliers” and long-term contracts   5. Labor Relations – “close cooperation”   6. Marketing

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