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    Dillard's Case Analysis

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    are both major department stores in the United States. How these companies position themselves to customer are similar yet different. The Segmentation groups, geographical, demographical, psychographic, and behavior aspects are relevant toward the targeting and positioning made by these companies. What kind of targeting these department stores use, and the value proposition the companies have. These factors determining their positioning. After an analysis of the department store I would…

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    Nordstrom is one of the few retailers to offer value-adding outlets. Companies like Target and Macy 's are confined to department stores only. Nordstrom Rack, the name of Nordstrom’s outlet stores, gives Nordstrom exposure to a completely different customer who is all about value (Lutz 1). Nordstrom Rack sells high-end merchandise at a discounted price to its customers. This positioning strategy is implemented…

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    Thesis Statement Macy’s is considered as one of the largest department store retailer chains in the entire world that is known in the retail business (Grippo, 2008). This particular retail dry good store started creeping into existence on the corner of 14th Street and 6th Avenue in New York City during the year of 1858, in the hustling city known as the Big Apple in which the owner Rowland Hussey Macy started this business with only making eleven dollars and eight cents on his first day of…

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    chain stores have a lot in common and they are very important in society today. Both of these chain stores are super-markets with a wide variety of items being sold daily. They both offer the same type of items and try to arrange affordable prices for all communities. People have different perspectives on both of these stores. Some enjoy shopping at Walmart due to the lower prices on items and others would rather shop at Target due to the better customer service and cleanliness of the store.…

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    Macy's Survey Case

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    to grow and compete in the brick and mortar retail industry. Not only will this enhance Macy’s stores, but it will also bring in a new demographic of consumers, more specifically the younger generation who have shown to be interested in technology in stores based on our data gathered in our survey. We believe this will help Macy’s in their current situation and bring them back on the map of department…

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    most visited B2C site in the country. Tmall.com has established themselves as a destination for quality, brand­name goods and a place where international businesses can easily cater to the increasingly sophisticated Chinese consumers. Since the tmall store will be operated domestically in Canada, we will be using the Tmall Global channel (Tmall.hk). The Tmall Global channel allows your business to run locally and fulfill orders internationally. To become an approved Tmall supplier, you need to…

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    Macy's Strategic Analysis

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    Strategic Issues Exam II Company: Macy’s Department Store Store location: 5242 Pacific Avenue Stockton, Ca. 95207 Hours of operation: 10:00am - 9:00pm Store format: Macy's, Inc. operates more than 800 department stores in 45 states. Store Entrances: Pacific Ave, Yokuts Ave, Claremont Ave, and additional entrance inside the malls. Macy's was founded by Rowland Hussey Macy, between 1843 and 1855 he opened four retail dry goods stores, the original Macy's store was located in downtown Haverhill,…

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    American retailer has plans to develop four new department stores in Canada within the next three years. It is a posh specialty retailer offering designer clothing, shoes, and accessories for men, women, and children. Nordstrom started out in 1901 as a small shoe store in Seattle named after the founder John W. Nordstrom, and since then, it has grown into a major specialty retailer known around the world that operates in 38 states with 116 full-line stores, 167 Nordstrom Rack locations, and 2…

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    Case Study: Nordstrom

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    segment of the market through different product offerings and product differentiation. By looking at Nordstrom’s marketing mix and specifically product, customer service, and store design, one can see how they utilize different strategies to create competitive advantages within the market. Nordstrom, as a high-end department store, chooses to carry a smaller product line with a wide assortment of high end merchandise. The focus of this higher end merchandise is to market themselves as…

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    Premier Department Store had use the User Business System (UBS) to ensure the business run smoothly and to achieve the company goals. The UBS system that used by the Premier Department Store include UBS Accounting software, UBS Inventory and Bills software, and UBS Payroll software. With the UBS system, the operation of the company becomes easier to manage because it is automatically record the company’s data and information. UBS system not only improves the company management system, but also…

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