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    Nokia External Analysis

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    1.Who are the biggest customers? The most profitable? The most attractive potential customers? Do the customers fall into any logical groups based on needs‚ motivations‚ or characteristics? Please make clear what your answers are based on and state used sources. In the past Nokia customers are consist of high-end‚ mid-end‚ and lower-end customers. But when the market was penetrated by IOS from Apple and Android from Google slowly Nokia is losing their market share. Now their biggest customers

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    As we can see Netflix has a dominant control over on-demand media industry but according to Netflix if they have a competitive advantage over their competitors it’s just because of their growing number of subscribers and more importantly the content which grows by increasing in demands side by side that grabs the interest of consumer and they come again and again. Although market share of blockbuster is larger than Netflix but the annual reports of both companies shows that Netflix have a cost and

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    Marketing Plan Netflix

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    Marketing Plan 1 Situation Analysis Company Background: Netflix‚ Inc. is the world’s leading DVD rent-by-mail company. The Company was created by Reed Hastings and Marc Randolph in 1997 in Scotts Valley‚ CA. The idea came to Hastings after he turned in Apollo 13 in late and had to pay $40 in late fees. When Netflix.com originally started business‚ they started out with only 30 employees and 925 DVD’s for rent. The plan that was originally offered was a seven-day DVD rental for $4‚ plus $2

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    competitive forces in the movie rental marketplace? Do a five-forces analysis to support your answer. 2. What forces are driving change in the movie rental industry? Are the combined impacts of these driving forces likely to be favorable or unfavorable in term of their effects on competitive intensity and future industry profitability? 3. What does your strategic group map of this industry look like? How attractively is Netflix positioned on the map? Why? 4. What key factors will determine

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    Netflix Information System

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    systems that Netflix uses to run their business are proprietary software – in other words‚ most of its technology was built in-house. Since Netflix technology was built in-house‚ the company can be private about sharing the exact details about how exactly their technology works (McGregor 2005). The essential systems that Netflix uses are the following: supply chain management systems and customer relationships management systems. Customer Relationship Management Systems Netflix uses customer

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    Netflix - Strategic Plan

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    Netflix.com - Strategic Plan Netflix is the world’s largest online entertainment subscription service‚ providing more than U.S. 4 million customers with access to over 100‚000 DVD titles. Netflix’s business is renting DVD titles on a subscription basis‚ with different plans ranging from $9.99 a month to $47.99 a month. Nearly 95% of Netflix subscribers are within a one day ship point‚ which means most customers will receive the movies within one day of ordering. Their deep movie selection‚ personalized

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    2010 FROM: Group 6.3 SUBJECT: Report on NETFLIX This report was written under the assumption of complete satisfaction of requirements for Business 311‚ Information Systems in Global Business Environment‚ Summer I‚ 2010‚ University of Hawaii at Manoa. An analysis of Netflix in Information Systems indicates that the company has been able to use technology and ecommerce in a method that has created a billion dollar entity. Netflix has been successful by improving the movie rental

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    Netflix Case Solution

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     industry’s  value  chain  from   end  to  end.     Since   the   creation   of   Netflix   in   1997‚   the   online   movie   rental   business   has   been   changing  constantly  forcing  companies  to  adapt  their  strategy.  At  the  earliest  activity   of   Netflix‚   Blockbuster   dominated   the   market   and   customers   were   renting   VHS   movies

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    Netflix Case Study

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    Your analysis is spot on. It is essential that Netflix rethink their business model this year. Netflix’ greatest asset is also its’ greatest weakness. Netflix has an impressive collection of DVDs accumulated over the years. As the party moves away from DVDs and onto the net‚ they will lose their built-in advantage. As iTunes‚ and possibly other online competitors‚ fills in their catalog‚ there will be shift to online distribution. Netflix’ titles will be in an older static non-HD technology‚ where

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    Netflix vs. Blockbuster

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    countries” (Laudon‚ 2007‚ p. 121). Netflix launched in 1998 using a new business model and became Blockbusters biggest threat. The paradigm shift in the rental industry from having to travel to a store and rent a movie to being able to have a movie delivered to your mailbox changed the way people think about media entertainment. The next shift will be having the technology to download movies and shows directly to a television. Analysis Blockbuster and Netflix are using two different information

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