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    contributed to the economy. Carnegie’s Gospel of Wealth states you could be rich but you have a social obligation to donate (philanthropy). Andrew wanted to maximize his profits. He co-founded the United States Steel Company and wanted to have a vertical integration‚ a company that owns the aspects of product development and has control of high prices and no competition. Steel was a resourceful product that was used to build railroads‚ bridges and buildings. He expanded the steel industry‚ which allowed

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    objective you are going to maximize it. The objective should be time-bound‚ measurable‚ and specific. 2) Define the scope: there are three dimensions; customer/offering ( target group)‚ geographic location (=serve only a specific area‚ …)‚ and vertical integration. Clarify the boundaries to tell managers on which activities to focus or not to focus. 3) Define the advantage: most critical part of the strategy statement. Explain why your customers will buy the product and what makes it distinctive.

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    INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS SCHOOL YEAR 2012/2013 INDIVIDUAL ASSIGNMENT Al Ain Dairy: Market Expansion FACULTY OF ECONOMICS UNIVERSITY OF LJUBLJANA 1. Recommend new products for Al Ain Diary based on competitive analysis‚ consumer insights and emerging trends. Al Ain Dairy is the UAE’s largest dairy company by market share with customers not only from the UAE market but also from Europe and other Asian countries. Besides

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    Crown‚ Cork and Seal Case 1989 Five Forces Analysis Using Porter’s 5 Forces Analysis argue that given likely evolution and status of the metal industry in 1989‚ it is profitable to acquire all or part of Continental Can: Internal Rivalry Strong force 5 major competitors holding 61% (American National Can‚ Continental can‚ Reynolds Metal‚ Crown Cork and Seal‚ Ball Corporation) Heavily compete on basis of price Companies offering volume discounts Industry operating margins falling – fell

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    enough‚ so large numbers in stock does not add value. Their suppliers are found in Spain‚ India and Morocco. This enables Zara to switch between suppliers when performances are lacking or due to external market conditions. A high level of vertical integration (including independent companies) exists in the supply chain of Zara. All product development and (final)production facilities are kept in-house: dying and processing activities of fabrics are fully controlled (not out-sourced). Non-strategic

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    company was able to secure the supply of vegetables with long-term contracts with farmers. On the other hand‚ in the fish market Birds Eye didn’t have this control because the supply came from dock side auctions‚ so they control the supply by vertical integration. 3. Why did specialized intermediaries emerge? The two main reasons that explained the emerged of specialized intermediaries are the maturity of the market and the specialization. With the industry matured‚ the barriers to entry are

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    pitfalls to each of these methods and there are many examples of organisation where a certain choice has proven extremely profitable and vice versa. This essay will provide advantages and disadvantages of horizontal expansion by comparing it with vertical and diversified growth. The reader will be presented with the facts and at the end will be allowed to make his own decision. One major deciding factor on growth strategy will be the organisations long term strategy and the behaviour of the Markets

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    Problem Statement American Apparel whom once used to be the Situational Analysis: American apparel is the largest clothing manufacturing company in the U.S. The company has initially specialized in cotton-knit wear yet it has gradually developed the interest for leotard‚ leggings and other vintage-inspired clothing. The company was founded in 1989 by Dov Charney. Charney was born in Montreal‚ Canada however he was fascinated by the American culture. In 1991‚ he started designing T-shirt using

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    Switching cost High (4) - Hotels have higher bargaining power and can easily switch between suppliers 4. Suppliers’s threat of forward integration High (5) - Suppliers are highly unlikely to forward integrate into the hotel business 5. Industry’s threat of High (4) - Hotels could backward backward integration integrate to own their own real estate company - They could have their own training wing 6. Contribution to quality High (4) - Property

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    History In 1935‚ John Tyson started what would later become Tyson Foods Inc. Through forward and backward integration the family business grew into a fully integrated leader of the poultry industry. Their mission is to become the undisputed world leader in growing‚ processing‚ and marketing chicken and chicken-based food products. Stated and Implied Objectives Profit - Net Income increased 816.7% in 1999; Mostly attributed to divestments from meat and seafood business lines; maintain a profit

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