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    are outlined in “Speak to me” and “The Customer Lifetime Value Equation: Will It Pay Off for Tech Companies." The “Speak to Me” case study showcases how CRM is being elevated through e-CRM, Electronic Customer Relationship Management. E-CRM is a business strategy that utilizes web technologies to engage with customers more efficiently through the fostering of personalized interactive relationships. The main components of e-CRM are as follows: Know your customer, customer service, personalization…

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    Timberland Case Study

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    identify a business opportunity or gap in the market. An entrepreneur is also willing to take a risk in starting up business and is therefore a risk taker. They have belief in themselves that the opportunity that they identified can become real through hard work and commitment. They are prepared to back their business with personal investment knowing that if they fail they would lose a large amount of money. Entrepreneurship is therefore the willingness to take risks and create and manage a…

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    Chipotle The business strategy Chipotle is using in its main business segment is differentiation. With the use of an integrated set of actions taken to produce goods and services that customers perceive as being different in ways that are important to them are incorporated with their specialties. They emphasize changing the way the world thinks about and eats fast food with a Vision Statement of “Food with Integrity.” The simple concept that food prepared fast doesn’t have to be a…

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    City Shuttles

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    industry at its best; by making small modifications to its traditional business model, the company has been able to greatly increase the span of its operations. Unfortunately, this has proved to be challenging, especially for City Shuttle’s employees, as a variety of significant ethical and legal issues have arose. This includes the absence of a formal human resources department, the endangerment of customers by depriving casual drivers of sleep, a lack of benefits for employees, ineffective…

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    John Doe

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    alongside the effectiveness of the feedback. Additionally, some key issues are pointed out in John’s response to the discussion that draws attention to important concepts in management and business as a whole. The interview had somewhat of a casual feel, despite the fact that the discussion was meant to represent a non-casual issue being the employee-performance. The interview took place via phone call and not in person. From one standpoint, this might improve the relationship with the employee…

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    Porter’s Theory Porter’s Theory relates to the profitability of different companies in terms of their business outlook. What company is the most profitable? How can we gain better clientele? Where do we rank amongst other competitors as far as profitability? These are all questions that a company would search to find the answer to when debating their position in the business world. FILA is a known sneaker and clothing company that has taken a huge fall within the last decade. In this research,…

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    STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM Any Research has it’s own importance in any business organization . The research shows the real fact about product as well as organization. Research is a systematic and scientific investigation of any idea either precise or abstract from a continuous basis for learning, it could be either exploratory or descriptive. According to above definition research is a systematic and scientific investigation through which any organization try to…

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    Marketing can be split into two individual components; as customer value and as a business philosophy, both carry separate characteristics which differentiate each, yet they are heavily linked and are vital to understand and implement in the modern environment. In order to succeed and stay innovative in the modern world, organisations must understand the essential component of customer value, however this requires application of many frameworks as this is an extensive concept. Many view…

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    Burger King Case Study

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    design for the business Vision statement This is based on the original aims of the company’s founders. Burger Kings corporate vision statement emphasizes excellence and bringing the best into the industry. Their vision statement is, “to be the most profitable QSR (quick service restaurant) business through a strong franchise system and great people, serving the best burgers in the world.” The following main points are highlighted in their vision statement regarding to Burger Kings business: •…

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    Artisan Bread Case Study

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    Question 1 Didier Sockeel defines artisan bread as, “bread that is made by artisan bakers using the best local ingredients with traditional techniques. This form of baking takes time and effort and there are no shortcuts” (Sockeel, 2018, para.2). He also mentions, “Using fresh ingredients and traditional techniques restrict how much bread a baker is able to produce in a given amount of time. The resultant bread has incredibly unique flavours and textures that you simply can’t find in regular…

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