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    Adidas was ranked the 61th brand among the World's Most Valuable Brands and having more than 92 new and interesting companies. Adidas have earned $14.88 billion and positioning itself as the second biggest sportswear manufacturer in the world at year 2012. (Adidas AG Success Story) Adidas was has harmony relationship with sport figures and clubs. It sponsors the kit, shoes and football for make…

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    Comparison Between Nike and Adidas Companies in today markets succeed by surpassing customer’s expectations. In the past, customer’s expectations judged products by quality and price. However, today’s customers have expanded their expectations that includes convenience while purchasing, returning products, store atmosphere, variety of inventory, and so on. In today’s market it would seem logical that companies would go beyond customer’s expectations however, this is not the case. Many company…

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    United’s football kit after 13 years of cooperation. After the ending of the contract, Adidas became the new Manchester United’s football kit manufacturer for the following 10 years from next season. It also broke the Real Madrid’s £31 million biggest club deal which was also signed by Adidas before (Wilson, 2014). Sponsored deal publicly in advance for Manchester United will bring unprecedented good news for Adidas due to Manchester United’s fans' groups spending power and brand loyalty.…

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    is highest capability. The average scores are the arithmetic average of scores in dimensions of service innovation (figure 22-a) or five processes of order fulfilment and outbound logistics (figure 22-b). From the figure 22-a, it can be seen that adidas is relatively diverse in different dimensions of service innovation capabilities framework. Particularly, customer orientation and employee collaboration are scored highly with average figures of 4.02 and 4.03, respectively (Figure 23). Dimension…

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    From the figure, it can be seen that e-Commerce revenues increases its portion of 32.5% to 47.2% in total revenues of adidas in Western Europe market. In boosting e-Commerce sales figure, adidas is committed to service innovation along the e-Commerce process to improve customer shopping experience and enhance customer value for the firm. For example, the “Knit for you” project is carried out to understand customer preferences as well as how flexibility in production can be used to create an…

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    The economic factors in which Adidas has to face are also very significant. Adidas manufacturing is a risky component of their industry since they are dealing with several countries which adds vulnerability. Aspects such as economic growth and interest rates are major components in this situation. Interest rates may significantly increase in some countries, causing prices to increase, and therefore, demand to decrease. Yet, if interest rates significantly decrease in these countries, more…

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    regarding Adidas. As part of the analysis, it will mention the reason why stocks have been downgrading within the last months for Nike, the top sporting goods manufacturer in the world. This research section will emphasize the rivals marketing theories and concepts, global strategies, and their competitive advantage. Under comparative company analysis, it will be discussed the competitors similar type of problems outlined on the hypothesis and the probable solutions that might help Adidas.…

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    Case Facts Adidas had been the world leader in sporting goods up until the early 1990s when the company took a drastic turn, falling to third and finding the company in an uphill battle against behemoths Nike and Reebok. Adidas struggled to firmly plant their brand in the U.S. and to define their company strategy in terms of market segment, and product focus. To capitalize on the opportunities presented by adding a new CEO, Louis-Dreyfus, Adidas would need to leverage his expertise interest in…

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    called Adidas NMD, and I think he definitely should. Eddie saved up his money for months to buy these Adidas, he worked up enough money to be able to get the sneakers, therefor he has every right to buy them because it is what he worked for. Eddie explains the sneakers would make him very delighted and would also save his mom plenty of money since they are such good worth. Eddie’s mom would have to buy Eddie new shoes every three months because they were not good quality and buying the Adidas…

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    Retail and Digital: Adidas With the increase of the usage digital technology in everyday life, the effect on the retail environment should be examined. For starters, it is clear that technology does not only play a significant role for the customers but also for the business process and strategy within a company themselves. In terms of the customers, digital has opened the doors for new ways to shop and the experience at individual stores. For example, showrooming has increased substantially…

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