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    Target Business Strategy

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    1, 1962, guests in the Twin Cities area wake to the news of Target 's first grand opening in Roseville, Minnesota. Heralded as a, "new idea in discount stores," Target differentiates itself from other retail stores by combining many of the best department store features: fashion, quality, and service with the low prices of a discounter” ("Target through the years", 7). Target Corporate reports, “by the end of 1962, Target opens additional locations in St. Louis Park, Crystal and Duluth,…

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    Nordstrom Swot Analysis

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    broad range of fashionable apparel, shoes and accessories to the whole family, embracing well-known brands such as UGG, Tom Ford, Longchamp among others. Besides carrying renowned brands, Nordstrom carries its exclusive clothing line. The upscale department store, corporate culture and mission are always to serve its customers with a smile. Nordstrom has been a successful corporation in the retailing industry through its…

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    The most prominent substitute is online retailers such as Amazon, but our society’s need for instant gratification nullifies this threat as with online purchases you have to wait to receive shipments.There are businesses that rival individual departments such as Harris Teeter (grocery) or Dick’s Sporting Goods (sporting goods), but there is no other all-encompassing superstore that can rival these. When looking at rivalry in a departmental context, it is the biggest threat in Porter’s Five…

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    EYSE Operations Department goal is to provide an effective and efficient synergy between all departments within the company in a happy, healthy and productive environment to maximize product and quality. We are serious about proper, effective and healthy “controlling.” Our operations department works like a well-oiled machine. “The most commonly used operations management tools and methods are quality control, forecasting techniques, capacity planning, productivity measurement and improvement…

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    Retail positioning aims to provide a competitive edge by differentiating the retailer from its competition. This differentiation can be achieved through retail offerings that appeal to, and are easily identifiable by its target market. This process is done by selecting market segmentations, and matching them to the retail offerings as precisely as possible. The goal is to provide a unique experience that is distinct from its competitors. The luxurious retailer Nordstrom differentiates itself…

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    Case Study: Nordstrom

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    differentiation. By looking at Nordstrom’s marketing mix and specifically product, customer service, and store design, one can see how they utilize different strategies to create competitive advantages within the market. Nordstrom, as a high-end department store, chooses to carry a smaller product line with a wide assortment of high end merchandise. The focus of this higher end merchandise is to market themselves as fashionable experts. By marketing these differences, Nordstrom is then able to…

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    Porters Degree of Rivalry - Stacy In the retail world, there will always be a high level of competitive rivalry, mostly because there are a high number and variety of firms. Retailers, such as, Target, Kmart, Shopko, Carrefour, and Best Buy are all competing in a similar retail environment and must all remain highly competitive to survive. Walmart has the competitive advantage in the retail industry and they must create new strategies and sustainability to remain number one. Keeping prices…

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    Nordstrom Rack

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    Nordstrom is a well-known department store in the United States founded by John W. Nordstrom and Carl F. Wallin in 1901 (“Nordstrom”, 2016; Perepu, 2013). The target market of Nordstrom is middle to upper class male and female with sensitive sense of current trends. The Nordstrom Rack targets middle class customers. Nordstrom’s exceptional customer service is one of the most important aspects to help the company to be successful in the marketplace. Along with the excellent customer service, the…

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    Heizer and Render (2014, p. 453) bring to light an ethical dilemma many business owners deal with in some form. In this case a purchasing clerk for a discount retail chain launched a new clothing line endorsed by a celebrity movie star. The items of clothes were purchased from Asia to save money. When the clerk visited the factory it was very clean, upon further looking she realized many underage girls were working there. The factory manager pled with her to let these girls continue to work…

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    Consumer Obfuscation

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    Obfuscation is the process by which consumers find it normal to provide businesses with private information. This process refers to the ways in which that retailers trick consumers into believing how they are being tracked. However, what they don’t know is there are so many other activities that are tracking, parsing and even categorizing them. Consumers normalize sharing private information because they become comfortable being watched through their phones. In other words, as people have…

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