12/02/2011 Strategy Analysis of H&M | Maissaa BEN TAHRA | Strategy: Dr Darrell Jaya-Ratnam | Knowledge, Strategy and Business Analysis | Strategy: Dr Darrell Jaya-Ratnam | Knowledge, Strategy and Business Analysis | REPORT OF STRATEGIC ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS | There are many external factors affecting the fast fashion industry most importantly in
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Name: Professors name: Subject: Marketing Date: Take home examination. 1. First we will count the cost of attracting one customer: As the close rate is 20%,to attract one customer we need 5 prospects, the acquisition will be 850/20%= 4250$ Retention per customer = 200/60%= 333,3$ Ongoing service per customer=600*60%=360$ Add on per customer will be 500*90%-25= 425$ Total margin per customer without retention will be the sum of all margins per customer 400+360+425= 1185 Total equity
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company. We are committed to delight our customers with the best quality products in geographic dispersed markets using the most advanced technology, and keep recruiting, developing, and motivating our employees. We are concerned for the survival, growth, and profitability of the company through adhering to the ethical and environmental standards. The social spirit of our firm motivates us to keep enriching the lives of our people. Opportunities and Threats: Opportunities: 1. Sanita took advantage
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SIP PROJECT REPORT ON CONSUMER BEHAVIOR TOWARDS WHIRLPOOL OF INDIA LTD (REF. CATEGORY) SUBMITTED BY: GOLAM AHAMED ROSUL ENROLLMENT NO: 030101013 UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF: PROF. MALAY BHATTACHARJEE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT My first experience of Summer Internship Project on CONSUMER BEHAVIOR TOWARDS WHIRLPOOL OF INDIA LTD (REF. CATEGORY) has been successfully done, thanks to the support of everyone. I would like to acknowledge all the people who have helped us in this project. However, I wish
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From the Wall Street Journal of “H&M Opening Online and Physical Stores at Record Pace” that stress H&M opening online and more physical store in Swedish, predicting the two retail universes will complement rather than cannibalize each other. Saving money takes time and sensible planning. As for an online business owner saving money leads to further funds for the business. Physical Stores shopping and online shopping have their own positives and negatives. With careful research, a shopper
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|Sales SBU |Market |Leaders/followers MS % |Profit contribution |Mkt Growth rate|Relative | | |Rs/Mn |Share | |% of sales | |Market | | | |% | | | |Share. | |Personal |500 |30 |40
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help fund the overall growth of a company. They (like Facebook) usually bring in cash for years, until new technology or shifting market preferences renders them obsolete. This is why I put Facebook at cash cow because it has all these features. Snapchat - Stars are high growth products competing in markets where they are strong compared with the competition. Often Stars need heavy investment to sustain growth. Eventually growth will slow and, assuming they keep their market share, Stars will become
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1 Boston Consulting Group Matrix The Boston consulting group matrix (BCG Matrix) is a four cell matrix developed by the Boston Consulting Group in the early 1970’s to manage and asses a business portfolio of products and their potential, “The matrix helps in development of plans which reflects the need of each business unit as well as business as a whole” (Brahma and Chakraborty 2011 p23). It takes into consideration the amount of market share, market growth and creates a graphic representation
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Boston Consulting Group (BCG) Matrix is a four celled matrix (a 2 * 2 matrix) developed by BCG, USA. It is the most renowned corporate portfolio analysis tool. It provides a graphic representation for an organization to examine different businesses in it’s portfolio on the basis of their related market share and industry growth rates. It is a two dimensional analysis on management of SBU’s (Strategic Business Units). In other words, it is a comparative analysis of business potential and the evaluation
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1 Boston Consulting Group Matrix The Boston consulting group matrix (BCG Matrix) is a four cell matrix developed by the Boston Consulting Group in the early 1970’s to manage and asses a business portfolio of products and their potential, “The matrix helps in development of plans which reflects the need of each business unit as well as business as a whole” (Brahma and Chakraborty 2011 p23). It takes into consideration the amount of market share, market growth and creates a graphic representation
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