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Task one Consumer behaviour Consumer behaviour is how a customer reacts towards a business’s product or services. Marketing environment The marketing environment is where the business controls the internal environment in the business and also manages uncontrollable external environmentalfactors which are micro (Media, Banks, Employees and Customers) and macro (Healthy and safety, population change and inflation). Segmentation Marketing segmentation is where a business separates different types…

Cell Phones A little girl that was only two years old saved her mother 's life by using a cell phone to call her grandmother. The little girl 's name is Lia Vega. She saved her mother, Larissa Taylor 's life. One Thursday in October, Larissa fell, and landed in a way that constricted her breathing, Lia used a phone to call her grandma, and tell her that her mom fell down and wouldn’t wake up. Larissa was taken to the hospital and was told that she had multiple seizures due to the fact that she…

companies are trying to come up with some substitutes but there isn’t a visible threat to Apple’s products, at least in premium products segment. Google is coming up with its own brand of phones; Microsoft is coming up with similar design to Apple’s OS; Nokia trying to produce touch screen phones, but it seems Apple’s products brushing them aside in pound-for-pound competition. Other companies like Blackberry, Sony, Amazon also came up with innovative products, still not good enough to beat…

the first grade. In Alramaqia school, I was gossiping with the other students about our teachers. We had a beautiful fair skinned teacher named ‘Aasha Jani. She was always well dressed and wore tight skirts to school. The boys were saying that she was having affairs with one of the students in her science lab. This was confirmed by one the boys who swore that he saw her from the lab’s window. I could not verify his account but the roamers continued about her and how she was flirtatious with the…

Pepsi focused on young customers who have not yet formed spending habits and rely on Coca-Cola. In 1985, Pepsi's market share has reached 17.8% and Coca-Cola’s is 22% (Schindler, 1992). The leading position of Coca-Cola Company in the beverage market suffered the most serious challenge. After conducting a series of market research, Coca-Cola was confident that it had sufficient information displaying the new cola would be more popular than the old Coke and Pepsi cola (Greising, 1998). On April…

where a huge amount of money went for both hardware and software, which in turn helps us by increasing the availability of computers in almost every corner of our lives. We are progressing, and new inventions are coming everyday; companies like Apple, Nokia, Blackberry and etc. are contributing a lot to serve the necessity of the young generations. Dingle (2010) cites the research of Gartner who expects that the customers will spend quiet about US$6 billion to get mobile applications. Teenagers…

Net neutrality is the principle that all internet traffic should be treated equally [1]. This is an especially appealing idea if you are in the middle of watching the latest episode of your favorite show on Netflix. The neutral state of the internet is what has allowed data heavy streaming services like Netflix to flourish. However, treating all data usage exactly the same cuts into ISP’s profits, since they would have to charge everybody the same, and bandwidth is finite. This would lead to…

Table of Contents No table of contents entries found. Part I About Philips Philips is a 120 year old Dutch company headquartered in Amsterdam with business focused in the following areas:- a) Philips Consumer Lifestyle b) Philips Healthcare c) Philips Lighting Philips is one of the largest electronics companies in the world with presence in more than 60 countries. Key Figures:- History of CSR at Philips Philips had set Board of Management’s guidelines for environmental…

When the iPhone was launched, BlackBerry had a better quality phone on the market and had larger sales in the market and great brand reputation but soon they were falling due to the lack of marketing. BlackBerry spent and continues to spend significantly lower amounts ($41.3 million) on marketing, about 10 times lower than Apple ($400 million) and 8 times lower than Samsung ($334 million) in 2012 (Bennett, 2013). While BlackBerry shares something in common with Apple that their devices are ran…

CONTENTS 1. Background of Smartphones 2. Market Segmentation of Smartphone (Main Brand) 3. Value Proposition & Positioning 3.1 Features Comparison 3.2 Perceptual Map 4. Product 4.1 Product Life Cycle 5. Pricing 6. Promotion 7. Place 7.1 Direct and Indirect Channel 8. Reccomendation 9. Conclusion 10. Refrences 1. Background of smartphone A). iPhone Apple Computer, Inc. ("Apple" or the "Company") has been existing since January 3, 1977 under…