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    27), in modern society it is sometimes seen as hindrance to productivity and creativity (Smith 2016, p. 61). Many modern businesses have sought out other theories and techniques to gain competitive advantages. One such approach is Michael Porter 's Five Forces…

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    Even if there is another competitor that offers the same product at a lower price, both Wal-Mart and Target guarantee a price match. The last two forces, substitutes and rivalry, were difficult to distinguish because there are not any other companies that offer the variety of goods that Wal-Mart and Target do (groceries, clothes, toys, etc.). The most prominent substitute is online retailers such as Amazon, but our society’s need for instant gratification nullifies this threat as with online…

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    Michael Porter supposes the competitiveness of a country as a equation of four major determinants: factor conditions; demand conditions; related and supporting industries; and, firm strategy, structure, and rivalry. Although these determinants impact the presence of competitive advantage of whole nation, their nature refers that they are more specific of a particular industry instead of typical of a country. The reason is that in Porter’s theory the basic unit of analysis for understanding…

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    but he is still struggling with this business. As a consultant, I studied their business using strategic marketing tools, which includes Porter’s five forces, positioning maps, strategic marketing grid to diagnose the reason for failure, used horizontal axis and untapped demand strategic tool as a treatment. In the beginning I applied Porter’s five forces to understand market attractiveness, threats from competitors and bargaining power of suppliers as well as buyers. Entry into education…

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    Meso Analysis The Porter's Five Forces Model The Porter's Five Forces model helps an organization identify the weaknesses and strengths of their industry, in which they adjust their strategy to these outcomes to obtain maximum profitability. The model consists of 5 factors: competitive rivalry, supplier power, buyer power, threat of substitution and threat of new entry. This model will be use for the German automotive industry to see the steps Mercedes-Benz should take to improve. Competitive…

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    Structure 5 2. Existing position of the company 6 3. SWOT Analysis 7 3.1 Strengths 10 3.2 Weaknesses 10  Focusing on few clients 10 3.3 Opportunities 11 3.4 Threats 11 4. Marketing Objectives 12 5. Strategic Marketing plan 13 5.1 Market research 13 5.2 Marketing Mix 14 5.2.1 Product 14 5.2.2 Place 14 5.2.3 Promotion 14 5.2.4 Price 14 5.2.5 Process 14 5.2.5 People 14 5.2.6 Physical Environment 15 5.3 Developing a Marketing Strategy 15 5.3.1 STP Analysis 15 5.3.2 Current situation of the product…

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    Assignment Task 2: Porter’s Five Forces Analysis: Porter’s five forces analysis explains the factors that put an impact on the competition in the determined industry or market. There are the five main factors that affect the competition in the different aspects of the market and disturb the actual working. Here are these porter’s five forces. 1. The Threat of Substitute Products: In the competitive market, there is always a threat to the seller about the substitute that if he will increase the…

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    The Kano model is a theory of product development and customer satisfaction developed in the 1980s by Professor Noriaki Kano that classifies customer preferences into five categories: Attractive, One-Dimensional, Must-Be, Indifferent, Reverse. The Kano model offers some insight into the product attributes which are perceived to be important to customers. Kano also produced a methodology for mapping consumer responses to questionnaires onto his model. 1) Attractive Quality - The attractive…

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    Porter’s Five Forces Model For evaluating Porter’s Five Forces Model on Shan Food Industries, we will discuss about the following: 1. Bargaining power of Suppliers 2. Bargaining power of Customers 3. Threat of New Entrants 4. Threat of Substitute Product 5. Rivalry among existing Competitors Bargaining power of Suppliers Bargaining power of Suppliers within this industry is low, because there are so many suppliers who are providing food related products especially spices and ready to…

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    The effect of the company's surroundings of the encompassing rivalry is of incredible significance for methodology making, and can't be overlooked Lawton, (2007, p.573) Watchman's five powers is used to assess the aggregate appeal of Ryanair’s industry, i.e. the minimal effort carrier. Boundaries to section the business are those obstructions the new participants need to get over to contend effectively. The aircraft industry requires a strong financing support and experience is an or more for…

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