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    The T. & A. Baťa Shoe Company was founded by Tomáš, Anna, and Antonin Baťa in 1984 in Zlín, Czech Republic, then Moravia of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. It was established by sibling who were eighth generation Baťa family shoemakers. They had 10 full-time employees with fixed work schedules and regular weekly wages, a rarity during that time. In 1895, T. & A. Baťa Shoe Company popularized the canvas shoe and grew their business to 50 employees. In 1897, they released the Batovka, one of the…

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    Principal Activity Ceylon leather products distributors (Pvt) Ltd 100% Marketing Subsidiary of the parent company South Asia Textile Industries (Pvt) Ltd 80.39% Manufacturing and marketing knitted fabrics Palla and company (Pvt) Ltd 60% Production of shoes targeting export markets Nedlanka (Ceylon) (Pvt) Ltd 7.14% Manufacturing leather gloves Dankotuwa Porcelain PLC 8.13% Manufacturing Porcelain tableware During the last period under review Ceylon leather products divested its stake in…

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    The Bata Shoe Museum’s current exhibits include, “The Pleasures and Perils of 19th Century Fashion”, which provides important information on the trading systems and technologies used to create shoes and other fashion items. Insight on the dawn of changes in fashion and its effects on masculinity and femininity can be gleaned from items in the exhibit. This is critical in understanding how people made fashion choices that reflected the culture of various periods in history. Shoes in the exhibit…

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    investment needs to be done when entering new markets. • They have to develop new strategic business units itself to have a strong market development. Market Development: • Product development mainly happens when you have a good customer base. • Now Bata is trying to introduce the new products. • Focus on the Main Categories: School, Canvas. • They are investing on R&D more. Diversification: • They don’t have business Diversification. Mc Kinsey &7’s model The Mc Kinsey 7’s model is a framework…

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    Pricing Price is what a buyer must give up to obtain a product and this is the most flexible element of all the Ps of marketing mix strategy which can be changed quickly to suit the changing market demand (Lamb, Hair and McDaniel, 2011). Target costing may prove advantageous as the market needs to expand and this strategy would help in offering the products to lower end of the market with an entry level offering by managing technology with the changing needs of the consumers. Price bundling…

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    Ashima and Ashoke Ganguli moved to a small town in America shortly after they became husband and wife. Not only was the move a culture shock to Ashima but the idea of assimilating into the American culture was about as foreign as she was. Throughout her novel Lahiri paints the picture of what it was like for a Bengali foreigner to try and hold onto their culture in America. Along with trying to raise a Bengali family surrounded by ever pressing American influence. In the novel The Namesake by…

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    SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT, MANIPAL Case Study on Decrypting Levi’s Classic Codes PREPARED BY Team 5 RANJAN S VYSHAK K RAJ [141202070] [141202074] MOHAMMED MUHEEB S PRAJWAL [141202092] [141202093] LWINTON LANWIN RODRIGUES [141202126] SUBMITTED TO Dr. RANJITH V K PROFESSOR SOM MANIPAL Origin of Levi’s: In the year 1853 Levi Strauss emigrated to San Francisco, America and sets up wholesale dry goods…

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