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    Wet Bum Case Study

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    To start, the production, distribution and exhibition of Canadian movies contributes to the withering Canadian film industry. From a practical standpoint, filmmaking involves large sums of money and a complex division of labor engaged. Production, distribution and exhibition are the major components of a movie production process. Wet Bum, a small Canadian production film had promising critic reviews, award-winning actors and script. When it made opening in the TIFF Bell Lightbox cinema, its…

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    In Malcolm Gladwell's "The Tweaker", he discusses the brilliance of Steve Jobs, and how he was a man with more than good taste, who had a sweeping visionary that saw above and beyond. "Jobs sensibility was editorial, not inventive" (3). Even before bringing Apple to its tremendous glory and success, Jobs always had an eye for productivity. As seen with how he questioned the trade-offs with European washing machine and its efficiency. He would later bring…

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    leading global retailer of shoes and apparel. The company was first established by Frank Woolworth and in 1974, the first Foot Locker stores opened. Per footlocker.com, Foot Locker, Inc.’s headquarters is in New York City and “the company operates 3,363 athletic retail stores in 23 countries in North America, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand” 3. These retail stores operate under the brand names: Foot Locker Approved, Kids Foot Locker, Lady Foot Locker, Champs Sports, Footaction, Sidestep,…

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    Applebee’s was first started on November 19, 1980 in Decatur Georgia by Bill and T.J. Palmer and their first store was originally opened up for edibles and elixirs. After opening up their second restaurant in in 1983 the pair sold their company to W. R. Grace and Company. During the transaction Bill Palmer was named the president of Applebee’s division and later became and Applebee’s franchise who now owns more than three dozen Applebee’s restaurants. Later in 1986 the company’s concept was…

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    envision cows roaming a rolling field of produce and a friendly farmer picking apples one by one. While this marketing visual may be idealistic for most grocers, Whole Foods Market brings this perfect picture of food production to one of their many stores near you. Whole Foods follows eight core values to create responsibly and sustainably grown natural and organic foods (“Our Core Values”). Whole Foods reflects the wants and needs of their customers. A Whole Foods customer follows the current…

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    Macy's Survey Case

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    These improvements are a step in the right direction for Macy’s to grow and compete in the brick and mortar retail industry. Not only will this enhance Macy’s stores, but it will also bring in a new demographic of consumers, more specifically the younger generation who have shown to be interested in technology in stores based on our data gathered in our survey. We believe this will help Macy’s in their current situation and bring them back on the map of department…

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    As Dr. Adewale Troutman, M.D., leads the film crew through the low income districts of Louisville, there are limitless fast food chains speckled throughout the neighborhoods, with zero grocery stores in sight; making the attainment of wholesome food very difficult, if not impossible. This in turn, contributes to a lack of nutrition and increases health issues, as is demonstrated by high numbers of heart disease and cancer deaths (Adelman, 2008)…

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    Swot Analysis Of Oakley

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    resembles mini-city centers across the Midwest. The buildings, hustle and bustle, and general atmosphere are reminiscent of small town organization, but just a mile away Oakley looks like a suburban shopping destination represented by several large chain stores, sprawling empty, parking lots, franchise restaurants, and easy highway access. Oakley has reorganized and reshuffled. It would be nearly impossible now to recognize it as the worlds single largest producer of machine tools, a national…

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    Nordstrom's Strengths

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    shoe store and grew exponentially into the highest rated department store in America known for its excellent customer services. Since the beginning there was a huge emphasis on delivering the best service and quality of products. This was further entrenched by the companies’ culture of employee empowerment. Each employee is encouraged to use their best judgement when dealing with customers. They also promote call backs and engage their customers on a different level than most department stores.…

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    Nordstrom, a clothing department store that can be found in about 40 states and Canada. The company also serves customers online in 96 countries on nordstrom.com. The company advertises through TV commercials, catalogs, and social media. Based on my experiences with Nordstrom, I believe the company takes high pride in valuing their customers and promotes the highest standard of professional ethical norms. Their values build trust & confidence with their customers that make them continue to shop…

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