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    case·‚ I. lux - Strong Differentiation The market has seen stagnant sales over the last The personal wash market is valued at Rs.45 billion (ORG-MARG). four years and the low entry barriers have led to intense competition between national and local brands. Lux is the larges~ personal wash brand in the country with a value share of 17%. Consumer preference has led to Lux becoming one of the most trusted brands in the country. Lux has retained its leadership status by strongly differentiating

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    Outline • • • • • • Exam Team Expectations Upcoming Schedule Case Analysis Capstone Group-work Business Policy and Strategy – Feb. 17‚ 2015 Exam 1 • Average: 28.29 (~ 81%) • Range: 22 – 32 (~ 63% - 92%) • Which of the following is NOT an example of complementary products or services when thinking about “the sixth force” of Porter’s five-forces? – Xbox gaming console and Halo gaming franchise – Shell gasoline and Ford F-150 pickup truck – Google Android operating system and Samsung smartphone

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    Consumer and Travel Trade Research in China Quantitative Report April 24‚ 2006 © Decima Research Inc. | decima.com | ISO 9001:2000 Certified 1 Proprietary Warning (Decima) The information contained herein is proprietary to Decima and may not be used‚ reproduced or disclosed to others except as specifically permitted in writing by the originator of the information. The recipient of the information‚ by its retention and use‚ agrees to protect the same and the information contained

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    634-657. Hitt‚ M. A.‚ R. E. Hoskisson‚ R. D. Ireland and J. S. Harrison (1991a). ’Effects of Acquisitions on R&D Inputs and OutDavis‚ G. F. and S. K. Stout (1992). ’Organization Theory and puts ’‚ Academy of Management Journal‚ 34‚ pp. 693-706. the Market for Corporate Control: A Dynamic Analysis of Hitt‚ M. A.‚ R. E. Hoskisson‚ R. D. Ireland and J. S. Harrison the Characteristics of Large Takeover Targets‚ 1980-1990 ’‚ (1991b). ’Are Acquisitions a Poison Pill for Innovation? ’‚ Administrative Science

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    Motorola Knowledge-Based Manufacturing Sonora Sourcing Case Study August 15‚ 2006 Wendy Vittori Motorola Inc.‚ Embedded Communications Computing Agenda Motorola – Embedded Communications Computing - Background The Situation The Solution Results Additional Information Embedded Communications Computing Our Products and Solutions DRILL DOWN Our Global Operations Our Position in Motorola  DRILL DOWN Our Position in the Industry Motorola Ranked #1 “The highest ranked vendor by the TEMs in

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    of the market share for their products and generate over 56% of its revenues abroad. In terms of Motorola’s resource deployment strategy‚ they boosted their budget for research and development and employee training worldwide. Finally‚ Motorola’s distinctive competence clearly revolves around their commitment to quality. It is the Six Sigma quality‚ a perfection rate of 99.9997%. 2. Describe how Motorola might have arrived at its current strategy as a result of a SWOT analysis. Motorola started

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    as functional policies‚ organizational arrangements‚ and operating programs. The arenas element is the most fundamental choice a strategist makes. It answers the questions‚ where will the company be active? It includes what product categories‚ market segments‚ geographic area‚ and core technologies to include. The challenge in this step is to be as specific as possible – the strategist needs to include not only where the business will be active‚ but also how much emphasis will be placed on each

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    create a seamless environment where they could engage with the selection of YouTube video choice to compliment the campaign. The Results Through an agile working approach the tight project deadlines were met and the app is now live in two Android market places and the app Store. As retained Nestlé agencies Imano and Skive have successfully worked together to push boundaries and evolve the mobile/social media marketing strategy that the brand will be adopting for the foreseeable future. For further

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    Market segmentation‚ targeting and positioning Introduction You must have ever wondered why marketers only target certain markets and how these markets are identified. Think about universities: how do they identify which students to touch with about degrees schemes? What criteria or base (variables) do they use? Do they base it on where you live‚ your age‚ or your previous schooling scores? Do they market to postgraduate and undergraduate groups differently‚ what about international and domestic

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    WLAN & WiNG 5 Technical Proposal Overview on Motorola Solution and WiNG 5 Motorola is the third largest vendor of wireless LAN access points with approximately 9% of the North American market and the Motorola WLAN portfolio offers a comprehensive portfolio of wireless access points and controllers providing the flexibility to deploy the right solution for any deployment. All Motorola network elements (access points and controllers alike) run the same Wireless Next Generation version

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