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    The company’s strategy is a set of answers tо the questіоns "how". These questіоns are оwn fоr each cоmpany and depend оn іts sіtuatіоn and goals. Іn any kind оf business market cоndіtіоns allоw even the clоsest cоmpetіtоrs tо avоіd strategіes-twіns: sоme chооse the path оf cоst reductіоn‚ оther - dіfferentіatіоn оf gооds оr servіces‚ thіrd - servіce market nіches оr satіsfactіоn оf narrоwly specіfіc custоmer needs. Sоme cоmpanіes cоmpete lоcally and regіоnally‚ оthers glоbally. There are many method

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    INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS SCHOOL CASE STUDY SWATCH AND THE GLOBAL WATCH INDUSTRY International Strategic Management 1st year master’s degree student: Inarkaeva Lamara Supervisor: Ekaterina Makhnovskaya Moscow 10.12.2014 Key strategic issue The Swatch Group is the world’s leading manufacturer of watches with 14 per cent share of the world market‚ which was the first Swiss company started to compete in a low price segment. In 1998 Swatch increased its net profit by 7.5 percent. However

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    of these strategies through identifying the strengths and weaknesses of the company. From there‚ it can help Nestle understand more about how to put Nestlé’s products into new markets‚ especially Vietnam‚ and meet the elements of the economy. 3.1 Analyze possible alternative strategies relating to substantive growth‚ limited growth or retrenchment. There are three types of alternative strategies can be applied to business are substantive growth‚ limited growth and retrenchment strategies. Nestle

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    THE BIRTH OF SWATCH Summary by Stefan Jonathan Susanto – MM 2015 Ten years ago‚ bankers and suppliers thought the idea of the Swatch team were crazy and would ruin the industry. The people on Swatch team wanted to design a striking‚ low-cost‚ high-quality watch and built it in Switzerland. The team overcome the resistance and in 1993 Swatch was the best-selling watch in the history. Prior to 1950‚ watchmaking required the skills of a master jewelry maker and micromechanical engineer. Watches were

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    1) Why was the Swatch so successful? In what way was this watch different from others in the industry? The first main reason why Swatch managed to gained so much popularity in the watch industry is because they managed to cut costs. Heyek had started a low-end product initiative and was fully committed to vertical integration‚ that is‚ he intended to build and assemble the low-price quartz watches entirely in Switzerland. This‚ along with the decision to encase the watch with cheap plastic‚ helped

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    1. What changes in the production and marketing of watches led to Swatch?  Before 1950s - “home-made” effect Starting from 1950s watches were considered as very precious goods that only few people could afford. The production of watches was a craft that required accurate skills and mastery of jewels making techniques. Watches were considered as a luxury good as well as a “financial investment”. People spent a lot on them‚ had great care of them and used to hand them down from generation to generation

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    Follow the links to the various MTV networks (MTV‚ MTV2‚ mtvU‚ and Tr3s) and read about their different audiences and marketing strategies. How do the MTV networks fit into Viacom’s strategic planning process? Exercise 2.2 American Red Cross http://www.redcross.org 1. Based on the Red Cross’s website‚ can you discern the agency’s marketing strategy? Is this strategy consistent with its mission? 2. Does the Red Cross appear to be a customer-oriented agency? How is the company using its

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    differences between them: (a) Porter’s Generic Strategies (b) The Strategy Clock Purpose of Porter’s Generic Strategies and Bowman’s Strategic Clock are both aimed to help companies understand how they compete in the marketplace. Base on the different combinations of price and perceived value‚ companies should know how to choose a position of competitive advantage that understanding the company’s competencies. Application of Generic Strategies is focus on three ways in which a company could

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    Marketing Strategy Edgardo Rivera-Castro Keiser University Dr. John Fitzgerald DBA 750 04/29/2013 Abstract Marketing is one of the most important aspects in industry today. However it all depends of the attributes that the leaders of those organizations have in order to create a good marketing strategy that will be beneficial for the organization. The challenge is to create a plan that will be well marketed and customers will receive the strategies. Marketing is all about strategies form correctly

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    Explain the difference between operational effectiveness and strategy? Operational effectiveness and strategy are both essential to superior performance‚ which after all is the primary goal of any enterprise. A company can outperform rivals only if it can establish a difference that it can preserve. It must deliver great value to customers or create comparable value at lower cost‚ or do both. Delivering greater value allows a company to charge higher average unit price‚ greater efficiency results

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