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    My experience in marketing started early in my career when I took control of the internet sales department, a relatively new concept in the retail automotive industry. A lot of this knowledge was gained through trial and error, as the industry was in the middle of a change at that point, and I was handling an uncharted territory by myself. The question approach in the sales process helped me uncover a lot of what it took to get a potential customer to move from looking at a website to walking…

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    billion in sales with over 10 percent of those sales from internet. It has continued to grow 8-9 percent in end of 2012 compared to 18 percent the year before and way less than year before doing 30-50%. iii) For the last quarter of 2012 net revenue was 31 percent higher than in previous fourth quarter the company was a billion dollar company, with sales of $1.4 billion in 2012 and $1.0 billion in 2011 putting them on the right track. B. Enterprise Resource planning is one system…

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    Dabur Executive Summary

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    Realization of the need of an ERP System by Dabur Before 1999, Dabur used FoxPro for its key .business activities and logistics. Dabur has an enormous logistic network. It has 29 factories where different .products are manufactured. Truckloads .of goods are dispatched from. these factories every day. These finished goods are stored in six. warehouses and from there are sent. to more than 750 large distributors all over the country. With operations .at such a high scale, FoxPro was not. able to…

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    Hierarchy Case Study

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    Managers  ASMs  Deputy Manager (Sales) •  VP (Sales) FINDINGS: Company in early stage  measures to expand business  offer profit sharing on procurement service Sales personnel type: “hunters”  high variable part Highly predictable products & short sales cycles  high commission based compensation Some features: • Client Servicing – relationship building • Business Development • Both effort based & skill based selling • Competitive environment SALES MANAGERS FIXED:VARIABLE -…

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    Summary Of Cerjugo SA

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    competition and no new entrants in the market. In order to find opportunities for growth, the management at Cerjugo SA decide to expand their product lines into juices. They decide to build a competitive advantage over existing juice manufacturers by focusing on “freshness”, leveraging their deep knowledge of their consumers, and by capitalizing on their strong retail customer…

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    Fuji Xerox Case Study

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    financial/operational performance, knowledge transfer and capability development. Objective measures may include ROA, longevity, survival and stability of JV in addition to profitability. Any of the objective measures should be stated in the contract. • Knowledge Management is dependent on partner’s motivation to learn, parent’s willingness to share. While…

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    Vanguard Value Chain

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    The company is organized around ten divisions that contribute to delivering service to the customer. The Investment Management Group oversees management of the firm’s investment products for four business lines (Institutional, Retail, International and Financial Advisor Services). The business lines deliver the firm’s products and services to the world: I. Institutional – services institutional clients, financial advisors, as well as retirement plan sponsors and participants. II. Retail –…

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    Jive Software Case Study

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    layoff of 20 percent of workforce. After a year of record sales in year 2007, Jive has increased its sales force strength too quickly to match the sales growth and sale force started to miss the sale quota from the 2nd quarter of 2007 and his plane of sale in the in 2008 was even higher than 2007. The Jive Software was forced to make massive layoffs of its work compromising mainly of sales reps due to decreasing market trend and company’s sale. Jive Software was founded by Matt Trucker and Bill…

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    3M Case Study

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    the supply chain costs were costs of procurement and 36% cost of inventory which signified large room for supply chain savings (Exhibit 5). Also, the transportation and industrial divisions were merged to effectively improve sales and to collaborate in common markets, sales channels, technologies, manufacturing facilities and selling processes that would add value for customers and ensuring IBD to strive in logistic success such as – provide responsive technical support to the end users, offer…

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    Phab Case Study

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    The five forces such as 1) supplier power, 2) the bargaining power of customers, 3) competitors, 4) threats from new entrants and 5) substitutes have to be evaluated as they are the greatest challenges (Porter, 1985) for both Phab and Networkz. For organizations of any size, SMEs or corporate, “Strategic approach to the design and deployment of IS can facilitate the achievement of corporate objectives and strategies. Information systems and business resource planning rarely…

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