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    INNOVATIONS OF LUCENT

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    TM583 1.0 Strategy (TCO F) 2  Organization name: 2  Strategy Statement 2 2.0 Core Competencies (TCO C) 3 3.0 Industry Dynamics (TCO A) 5 4.0 Technology Sourcing and Internal Innovation (TCO D) 6 5.0 Product Development Strategy (TCO E) 8 5.1 Define the primary types of projects (advanced vs. sustaining). 8 5.2 Determine the resources and time requirements. 8 5.3 Identify existing resources. 8 5.4 Adjust the plan if more resources are required. 9

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    financial control 2) Management Information - Comprehensive‚ integrated MIS network linked to managerial decision making 3) Research and Development - Innovative new product development - Fast cycle new product development 4) Operation - Continuous improvement in operations - Efficiency in volume manufacturing - Flexibility and speed of response 5) Product Design - Design capability (stay ahead of the competition and align with changes in children’s playing‚ differences between markets

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    Chocolate? _Case Analysis 1. Discuss the key challenges and marketing issues Andrea Torres must address at this time. Why do you feel these issues and challenges are key to the success of the new product line? (1) Although the research tell us the 70% cocoa dark chocolate with fruit with healthy messaging and new stand-up pouch concept would be most attractive to the customers‚ and also built a sales forecast with it. But the company still do not know the real market reactions. So it should be better

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    where you want a business to go‚ and deciding how to get there. According to Grant (2010) “A firm can achieve a higher rate of profit (or potential profit) over a rival in one of two ways: either it can supply an identical product or service at a lower cost‚ or it can supply a product or service that is differentiated in such a way that the customer is willing to pay a price premium that exceeds the additional cost of differentiation.” This provides the company with a different type of competitive advantage

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    Introduction Developing and designing great products are keys to success in business. Anything less than an excellent product strategy can be destructive to a firm. Top companies’ focus on few products and concentrate on maintaining a high level of quality for those products to maximize the potential for success. For instance Honda’s focus is engines. Virtually all of Honda’s sales e.g. autos‚ motorcycles‚ generators‚ lawn mowers‚ are based on its excellent engine technology. Likewise

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    number of firms produce toiletries products like toilet detergent‚ cosmetics and other perfumes. However‚ only seven firms control 95 % of the market share. These firms are Unilever‚ Keya Cosmetics‚ Kohinoor Chemical Company‚ Lily Cosmetics‚ Marks & Allys Ltd.‚ Aromatic Cosmetics Ltd. and Squares Toiletries. An analysis of market share of soap‚ cleaning detergent‚ laundry detergent and detergents of major cosmetics and toiletries firms in Bangladesh reveals that Unilever Bangladesh plays the dominant

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    emphasizing teamwork‚ reducing new product launch times‚ and managing for the long term. Financial Perspective The first financial objective of Norwalk is to increase its profitability. In order for Norwalk to achieve an increase in its profitability‚ the division should reach out more to key distributors to help them market their products to the public and develop a larger market share. Moreover‚ these key distributors will also help attract consumers to purchase their products‚ which will lead Norwalk

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    MODULE CODE: SUBMITTED TO: SUBMITTED BY: INTAKE CODE: SUBMISSION DATE: TABLE OF CONTENTS: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: 3 INTRODUCTION: 4  COMPANY BACKGROUND: 4  NEW PRODUCT: 4 SITUATION ANALYSIS: 4  PORTERS FIVE FORCES: 4  COMPETITOR ANALYSIS: 6 NEW PRODUCT STRATEGY: 6  NEW PRODUCT DESCRITPION: 6  OBJECTIVES DAGMAR: 7  MARKET SEGMENT: 8  TARGET MARKET: 8  POSITIONING STRATEGY: 8  DISTRIBUTION STRATEGY: 8  PROMOTIONAL STRATEGY: 8  PRICING

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    a production line d. Another word for Quality Circles __D___Q3. A firm productively efficient when a. It is producing its product or service at the lowest unit cost that it can b. It is selling at the lowest price possible c. It has the highest labor productivity that it can d. It is making what its customers want ___C__Q4.Most operations produce a mixture of both products and services. Which of the following business is closest to producing “pure” services? a. IT Company b. Steel Company c. Counselor

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    Spanish tycoon Amancia Ortega. The first Zara store opened in 1975 and there are more than 1‚500 Zara stores around the world until now. It is claimed that Zara needs just two weeks to develop a new product and get it to stores‚ compared with a six-month industry average‚ and launches around 10‚000 new design each year. Zara has resisted the industry –wide trend towards transferring fast fashion production to low-cost countries. While it spent little on ads‚ it spent heavily on stores. Zara is vertically

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