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    Blue Ocean Strategy

    be different in a new market place. Blue Ocean strategy goal is to create a new way of marketing instead of common forms of marketing such as competiveness. Another one of Blue Ocean strategy goal is to set the pace with unique products with profit gain in new markets. Blue Ocean believes in leaving the ways of Red Ocean which is characterized by unmorally hills of competitions. Blue Ocean strategy is imperative because most prospects in Red Ocean established market places are consistently

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    Ethical Responsibility

    Do we have an Ethical responsibility outside the US? DeVry University Author Note This paper was prepared for Intro to Business and Technology taught by Professor Branch Abstract In this paper will address the issues of tariffs and the social benefits that can be gained. Franchising abroad and what role a culture could play in the success of your business. When going into another country you have to ensure you did your research. You have to be considerate of the host nation to ensure

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    Honourable

    "Even with all the cost advantages accruing to larger firms, there are some markets where they simply cannot compete". Evaluate this statement. Large firms have a greater chance of a more proportionate chance of receiving greater revenue, but in some markets larger firms cannot compete as they face problems like encountering diseconomies of scale. Large firms cannot compete in some markets due to internal diseconomies of scale. This is because; wastage and loss can increase as materials might

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    Badges of Trade

    BADGES OF TRADE Profit seeking motive When a person enters into a transaction, we need to identify whether there is a profit seeking motive. It is not the existence of a profit that is important, it is the motive to earn one. However, the ZRA will really be interested in this issue if a profit has actually been earned, because then they have something to tax. A Taxpayer may argue that they are trading in order to utilize a loss to reduce their Tax bill. The taxpayer must however, demonstrate the

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    E-Commerce in Bangladesh

    work. E-commerce has opened up various windows and opportunities for the companies to reach to its potential customers easily. Eventually it will become a major marketing plan for all the companies in order to survive and compete in the ever changing market. E-commerce in Bangladesh Bangladesh is developing country and the telecommunication sector of this country is also developing. E-commerce can play a big role in the development of this country. With a view to make Bangladesh digital by 2021

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    Process Design

    of the tie-dye shirts, which I believe it can be a huge success on the market if our strategy goes as planned. Since most Vietnamese people are not really familiar with the term ‘tie-dye shirt’ and we are the newcomers to the business, the project processes is the best option for us to start the trial for our product. Different designs will be released in limited number for people in the capital city, Hanoi to test the market and people’s thoughts on tie-dye shirts. The curiosity of customers will

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    Mcdonalds

    PRODUCT /MARKET EXPANSION GRID New Existing New Existing FIGURE 1 Figure 1 above shows the product/market expansion grid model of Ansoff that has proven to be very useful in business strategy processes to determine business growth opportunities. This model has two dimensions which are products and markets. There four strategies altogether in this model, one for each quadrant. First quadrant is about market penetration, second is about product development

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    Porters Diamond Model

    relevant industry. Firms identify their strengths and capabilities to build on their market position and use a variety of strategies to remain competitive. True rivalry exists between firms that are comparable in size, power, product or service offering and their actions induce a response from their closest competitor. There are many strategies that firms engage in their attempt to gain a leadership position in the market, they include, pricing, product differentiation, brand image and the support services

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    Manu Soccer - Case Study

    new ones to meet his customers' needs, or by keeping his current products and services the same, but offering them to new markets. S.W.O.T. Analysis Strengths: * Tom Owen himself is an asset in his knowledge of soccer and his ability to get along with the kids he's teaching. * Hiring instructors with similar qualities to create a good workforce. * MANU's market penetration of the Fort Collins area ensures that all soccer players age 11 to 14 are aware of his soccer program. Weaknesses:

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    Red Bull

    close to the organisation that affect its ability to serve its customers – the organisation, market channel firms, customer markets, competitors and publics. “ (Kotler 2009) In respect to the microenvironment, by focusing on a product made with only little differences in the recipe, it could make it difficult if the supplies needed to create the drinks were lacking. Red Bull have created a good customer market, by trying to appeal to people working or studying. They managed to expand their brand to

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