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Whats retailing
Business that sells products or services, or both.
Final business in a supply chain that links manufatures to consumers
Functions of retailers (4)
1. Provide assortment of products and services
2. Breaking Bulk
3. Holding inventory
4. Providing services
Economics significance (4)
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.
Top 10a Retailers
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
Walt-Mart Facts (3)
1. 1983 First greater
2. 1972 NYST
3. 400,000 stors 500,000 Int.
Retails in lecture 1. (4)
1. walt-mart
2. amazon
3. build the bear
4. Ikea
Retailing
is the set of business activities that adds value to the products and services sold to consumers for hier personal or family use.
supply chain
is a set of firms that make and deliver manufacturers to consumers.
Vertical integration
More the one activity in the supply chain
Intertype competition
same type, wal-mart.
scrambled merchandising
cloth in a drug store that creates intertype competition
Intertype competition
competition between retailers that sell similar merchandise using different types of stoere such as discount and department stores.
Two parts of micro-environment
competitors and consumers
Retail management decision process
1. Understanding the world of retail
2. Developing a retail strategy ( formulating and implementing . )
3. Implementing
Components of Retail strategy
1. target mkt.,
2. nature of merchandise
3. long term advantages over competition
strategic decision areas (7)
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.
Retail mix
1. customer service
2. store design
3. Communication mix
4. location
5. merchandise management
6. pricing
retail mix define
is a set of decisions retailers mek to satisfy customer needs and influence their purchase decisions.