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Whats retailing
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Business that sells products or services, or both.
Final business in a supply chain that links manufatures to consumers |
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Functions of retailers (4)
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1. Provide assortment of products and services
2. Breaking Bulk 3. Holding inventory 4. Providing services |
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Economics significance (4)
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1. 4.5 trillion dollars in the US ( not including automotive industry) ( 8.1 of GDP)
2. 1.9 million retail firms in the US 3. 18% of US work force. 1 in 4. 4. Growing 25.6 million over next 4 years. |
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Top 10a Retailers
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1. Walt mart 360,000,000
2. Kroger- 85,000,000 3. Target 4. Walgreens 5. Costco 6. Home depot 7. CVS 8. Lows 9. Best buy 10. Safeway |
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Walt-Mart Facts (3)
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1. 1983 First greater
2. 1972 NYST 3. 400,000 stors 500,000 Int. |
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Retails in lecture 1. (4)
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1. walt-mart
2. amazon 3. build the bear 4. Ikea |
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Retailing
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is the set of business activities that adds value to the products and services sold to consumers for hier personal or family use.
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supply chain
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is a set of firms that make and deliver manufacturers to consumers.
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Vertical integration
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More the one activity in the supply chain
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Intertype competition
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same type, wal-mart.
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scrambled merchandising
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cloth in a drug store that creates intertype competition
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Intertype competition
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competition between retailers that sell similar merchandise using different types of stoere such as discount and department stores.
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Two parts of micro-environment
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competitors and consumers
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Retail management decision process
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1. Understanding the world of retail
2. Developing a retail strategy ( formulating and implementing . ) 3. Implementing |
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Components of Retail strategy
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1. target mkt.,
2. nature of merchandise 3. long term advantages over competition |
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strategic decision areas (7)
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key strategic decision areas for a fim involve the
1. definition of its market, 2. financial status, 3 location, 4organizational and human resource structure , 5i nformaction systmes , 6supply chain 7consumer relationships. |
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Retail mix
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1. customer service
2. store design 3. Communication mix 4. location 5. merchandise management 6. pricing |
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retail mix define
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is a set of decisions retailers mek to satisfy customer needs and influence their purchase decisions.
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