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    activities intended to meet a business’ needs by adding cost in each stage of the process (Bidgoli 164). There are 5 primary activities: inbound logistics, operations, outbound logistics, marketing and sales, and service (Bidgoli 164). All five primary activities in the Porter’s model plays a significant role for Apple via the internet in the following ways. Inbound logistics Apple has executed a sophisticated automated receiving system that is managed via the internet to speed up the…

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    Nishat Mills Case Study

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    Abstract: Nishat Mills Limited (NML) is one of the largest textile multifaceted unit of Pakistan that is involved in the business of textile manufacturing and of spinning, combing, weaving, bleaching, dyeing, printing, stitching, buying, selling and otherwise dealing in yarn, linen, cloth and other goods and fabrics made from raw cotton, synthetic fiber and cloth, and to generate, accumulate, distribute and supply electricity. The market for clothing, home textile and accessories has always been…

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    Social Media Manager

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    connect? Set up meetings? Reach our audience? Connect with employees and investors? Oh, right. The phone. And email. And face-to-face meetings. And coffees and networking events. How much, and how little, our world has changed”. (von Rosen, LinkedIn Marketing: An Hour a Day) I am experiencing the same situation as von Rosen. Before I came to the States from China a year ago, I only use one social media app on my phone since many other platforms are blocked by government. Then I have my Facebook…

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    it’s vehicles from the assembly plants to dealers. They also different distrubution strategies depending on the Market. Marketing and sales – Toyota focuses on innovativeness and efficiency of the brand as well as integration of the brand. The marketing strategy of Toyota utilizesa combinization of print and media advertising, sales promotion, public relations and direct marketing techniques with a focus on TV advertising. Service – Toyota still operates under a principle declared in “The…

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    The business environment of Lenovo is expanding to $30Billion global personal technology company with 27,000 people and customers in 160 countries. Wall Street Journal describe the market share progress of Lenovo as “A Market share Juggernaut”. Because the worldwide market share of Lenovo growing year by year 2009 worldwide market share is 6.5% In 2012 it’s increase to 13.1% Main factor of this success is it’s “Protect and Attack strategy” Lenovo’s channel chief Chris Frey defines this…

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    strategy, the firm concentrates on serving many needs of a particular customer group. • single-segment concentration • product specialization • market specialization • selective specialization 12. Company X's principal strength is its inbound and outbound logistics system; its relative weakness, however, is after-sales service. Its competitor, Company Y, however is often plagued with lagging shipments and an inflexible distribution setup. Company Y remains successful because it…

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    BUSINESS UNIT STRATEGIES BJ’s work on the business model of low cost differential strategy. This strategy has been quite successful for them and the chain currently operates 215 club locations and more than 120 gas stations across 15 states. The company says that its mission is “to provide brand named products to their customers at prices that are lower than the prices found at department stores, retail operations”. There are two types of members, small business operators and consumer members.…

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    Poh Kong Case Study

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    Threshold Resources Poh Kong has strong and well-known jewelry brand name which has wide collections and offer different type of jewelry products in Malaysia. As the largest jewellery retail chain store in Malaysia, Poh Kong has achieved its desired in developing and promoting its brand name and as the sole distributer for renowned international brands. It also stringent its product’s quality and standard. The brand name of Poh Kong has same meaning with superior quality jewelry nationwide in…

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    Dell's Case Study: Dell Inc.

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    bought from Dell and what their preferences are, a fact that allows Dell to offer add-on products and services, and stay, in general, closer to the customer (Kraemer, 2001). As Lawton et al (Lawton, 2001) suggest, this “provides Dell with a wealth of marketing and product development information”. By having such close relationship with its client, Dell is better able to understand what client’s concerns are and thus emerge as a market…

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    Puma Case Study

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    INTRODUCTION International marketing is a term which is vital for international organizations to accomplish market maturity in host country. When the firms start globalizing their role, it opts for strategies like joint venture, exporting, importing, mergers and acquisitions (Boone, 2012). Marketing mix of these organizations face new challenges which require a globalized approach to cover the company objectives. The reports center of attention is to discover the international marketing strategy…

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