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    Premier Furniture Case

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    Premier Furniture Case The Premier Furniture Company of Newfield‚ North Carolina‚ centers on manufacturing high-quality home furniture for distribution. By 1975‚ Premier found that product quality and service no longer assured success in the markets they were in; therefore‚ credit terms and financing of dealers became a critical marketing tool. Regrettably‚ Premier’s weighty financing of dealers corresponded with a national credit squeeze and higher interest rates on borrowed money. In 1984

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    Dahlia Furniture Private Limited I. Facts Given The case is about Dahlia Furniture Private Limited‚ owned by Mr. Peter Lim who is the major shareholder‚ and Mr. Chua Boon Kang and Mr. Leong Sim Lam the co-owners. The company engaged in furniture business in 1972 when the domestic demand for furniture has risen. The business was successful in its operation especially during the time when Singapore conducted a massive public housing programs. In fact their sales increased from $4‚800

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    White Furniture Company

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    White Furniture Company was the “oldest maker of fine furniture.” This phrase was reiterated over and over again by longtime Mebane‚ North Carolina residents. This company employed 1 out of 20 Mebane residents and was a driving economic force in the town. White ’s “regulated many of the rhythms of the town-opening and closing time‚ lunchtime‚ weekend and holidays.” For this reason‚ when White Furniture Company closed the whole town was effected. Many individuals‚ some who had been with the factory

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    Pentland Furniture Company

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    This export planning report will outline The Pentland Furniture Company’s strategy for exporting its products to New Zealand and introducing it to the New Zealand market. The New Zealand market was chosen after initial research was carried out in several countries of interest. As a result of identifying New Zealand and Queenstown as an area of ‘need’‚ it was decided that Queenstown should be the target market. The Pentland Furniture Company’s strategy is to maintain market share and sales

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    Furniture Market of Nepal

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    Introduction: Arun Furniture Udyog since past 15 years has been producing quality furniture products. The organization with its efficient management skills has been a leading furniture producer in and around Biratnagar sub – municipality. The company produces a range of wide variety of wood products. Designer beds‚ tables‚ showcases and ply-woods are few if to be named some. Since its establishment many other furniture manufacturers entered the market with many lucrative

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    Palliser Furniture Ltd

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    Palliser Furniture LTD. 1. What are the key global factors influencing the “competitive landscape” for furniture in North America at the end of the case? The shift of competitive structure for furniture in North America is noted in the case based on the following facts: ⇨ Shift of competitive structure of the furniture market i. China accounting for approx. 40% of the U.S. furniture imports with more and more firms setting up businesses in China

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    Abc Furniture Mfr

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    Summary ABC FURNITURE MFR will be incorporated in the state of Industry Market‚ and will consist of two stockholders: Torcatoru Iulia and Zapartan Andra. The operational facilities will be located separately from the administration offices. Start-up costs have been projected with the bulk being provided by Mr. John Houseman‚ former owner of Kustom Kabinets. He has agreed to hold the equipment cost as a private note. ABC FURNITURE MFR is a manufacturer of office furniture‚ with one location

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    Filmore Furniture Ltd.

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    FILMORE FURNITURE LTD Filmore Furniture Ltd. manufactures colonial maple furniture. The company was incorporated in 1970 by Fred Filmore‚ who had been the sole proprietor prior to that. In 1983‚ Fred Filmore retired and sold his business to his only son Phil‚ age 38‚ for a small sum. That year‚ annual sales totalled $1‚300‚000. Phil Filmore was an aggressive manager and strategist. He modernized the plant‚ introduced new product designs and accessories such as mirrors and lamps‚ and implemented new

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    Space Age Furniture

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    orders. These orders are of dependent demand which are pieces of completed goods. Since Space Age is a manufacturer of furniture‚ these would be components to complete the various items such as cushions‚ fabrics and frames. These systems have been around for many years and are continually evolving. Computer technology has assisted

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    Carrington Furniture Inc.

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    Carrington Furniture‚ Inc. (CFI) is employing a “push” strategy. CFI uses its sales force to persuade intermediaries to carry‚ endorse and sell its products to consumers. Most decisions to buy furniture is made spontaneously‚ in the store‚ and brand loyalty is hardly ever present in the decision making process. Furniture is a product that is well understood by all‚ therefore‚ there is less need for the sales force to explain or describe the benefits of using a particular piece of furniture. (2) The

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