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    CHAPTER 1 THE PROBLEM AND ITS SCOPE 1.1 Introduction Laundry business is a strong and energetic business‚ its only biggest threat is the competition. Laundry shops are easily managed through the use of new high technologies. Take note of the service‚ it comprises of the use of detergent soaps to be used for the clothes‚ the water consumption‚ space to be saved by the costumers especially students who are living in a boarding houses and apartments in hanging their clothes to dry and the time that

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    as Honda or BMW. 4.0 Harley-Davidson Strategy 4.1 Porter’s Generic Strategies Cost leadership: This strategy emphasizes efficiency. By producing high volumes of standardized products‚ the firm hopes to take advantage of economies of scale and experience curve effects. The product is often a basic no-frills product that is produced at a relatively low cost and

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    personal consumer products and pharmaceuticals ‚ it earns a high market share and is successful rely on the well –managed and its high quality product . In order to maximum its profit in modern market ‚ a balanced scoredcard can be used to support its “Product differentiation ” strategy . Upon to John Greenfield ’ s draft of balanced scored ‚ it is very effective that to put net contribution of each division and operation profit after taxes and the revenue from new products as well within the

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    identical products‚ one that has 100% accessibility and one that has 0% accessibility‚ a. the one with 0% accessibility will not sell at all because consumers can’t find it. b. the product with 100% accessibility will outsell the other 2 to 1 providing all other attributes are identical. c. the one with 0% accessibility will not sell at all because consumers do not know of it. d. the product with 0% accessibility will only sell after all other products have sold in that segment. e. the product with 100%

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    individuals‚ fully committed to achieving their vision. Though Banglalink is in now growth stage and there are many competitors in telecommunication business in Bangladesh‚ so Banglalink has to face different problems whenever they wants to introduce new product (prepaid‚

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    detergent products‚ sold under various brand names; such as Omo in Brazil and Persil in UK and France. Today‚ Surf Excel leads the Premium Fabric Wash Category in India. Some of the other major detergent products of Unilever in India are Rin and Wheel. The latest entry into the segment is Comfort‚ a Fabric Conditioner. [edit] Product Range Surf Excel products include Matic‚ a detergent powder designed specially for washing machines as it has a low lather formula. Quick Wash is a product that saves

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    unattractive when there are actual or potential ________ for the product. a. contenders b. competitors c. substitutes d. unclear demand e. profit fluctuation Answer: c Page: 329 Difficulty: Medium AACSB: Analytic Skills 4. Wal-Mart is perhaps one of the best illustrations of the threat of ________ found in Porter’s model. a. intense segment rivalry b. new entrants c. substitute products d. buyers’ growing bargaining power e. suppliers’

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    7-Eleven Case Study

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    advantage through several ways. 7-Eleven has been able to stand out due to their highly focused on customer-orientation and effectiveness of the information systems they used to keep track and analyze their customers’ demands that resulted in product differentiation. The high switching costs and low fixed costs of 7-Eleven also have prevented their rivalry from attracting their customers by price reduction. In addition‚ 7-Eleven’s production is currently at the minimum efficient scale that known as the

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    Analysis: Cosmetics Industry

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    industry. The group also has massive interests in the boutique‚ restaurant‚ salon‚ fine chemicals‚ pharmaceutical and beauty foods sectors. Shiseido is the largest manufacturer of cosmetics in Japan with more than 20 brands. The firms product offering consists of 3 product lines and these are the Skincare range‚ the Pureness range and the Beneficence range (Shiseido‚ 2005 Jones‚ Kanno  Egawa‚ 2005).  The Shiseido Group is a conglomerate consisting of about 100 subsidiaries. Thirty seven of these subsidiaries

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    the wine industry. Secondly‚ to pursue ISO 14000 certification is a differentiation strategy for Benziger in the wine industry‚ especially in the U.S. market whichwhere is very intensively competitive. Benziger could make itselfis different from other competitors because few US wineries have ISO 14000 certification. In addition‚ Benziger could enter the market segments where consumers are sensitive to environmental product attributes and could expand its business to the EU and Japan which are

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