Apple inc. Strategic Case Analysis PresentationMahy Helal
Apple Inc. is an American technology company headquartered in California. The document provides an overview of Apple, including its history, products, competitors, financial analysis, key success factors, and SWOT analysis. Recommendations for Apple include focusing on differentiated branding, expanding Apple stores internationally, and emphasizing its integrated product ecosystem in marketing. An action plan should prioritize tasks and monitor progress to efficiently implement strategies.
The document discusses Dell's direct sales model and competitive strategy. It summarizes Dell's history and growth founded on direct sales to customers. It analyzes Dell's competitors who struggled to copy the direct model. The document also reviews Dell's market share, competitive strengths, and provides recommendations to expand products, markets, and diversify through acquisitions for long-term growth.
Apple Watch - Detail study and analysisSameer Mathur
This document provides an overview of Apple and the Apple Watch. It discusses Apple's product timeline, the sales and market share of the Apple Watch, and how Apple Watch sales have allowed Apple to capture a significant portion of the global smartwatch market. The document also examines Apple Watch competitors and how Apple has used the 4P marketing strategy of product, price, place, and promotion to achieve success with the Apple Watch. In the most recent quarter, Apple's market share surpassed Samsung's, demonstrating the Apple Watch's dominance as a premium smartwatch.
Starbucks was facing declining customer satisfaction due to perceived issues like prioritizing profits over experience and slower service times. While it was highly successful initially by focusing on quality coffee and atmosphere, the brand was seen as less trendy and partners were providing unsatisfactory service. It is recommended that Starbucks invest $40 million to improve partner training and speed of service to convert satisfied into loyal customers. Converting just 46 more customers per store per day to highly satisfied would allow the investment to break even.
Apple Inc. is a major technology company with $65.23 billion in revenue and 49,400 employees. It designs consumer electronics like the iPhone, iPad, and Mac computers. This case study evaluates Apple's strategy using Porter's 5 Forces, SWOT analysis, and examining its value chain and life cycle. It recommends Apple expand into new regions and widen its marketing to achieve its vision of being the world's most admired company.
This document discusses Nintendo's history and strategies for reviving its business and transforming the video game market. It outlines Nintendo's founding in 1889 as a playing card company and its entry into the video game console market in the 1980s. While Nintendo was initially successful, it struggled in the mid-1990s as competitors like Sony and Microsoft entered the market. However, Nintendo made a comeback in the late 2000s with the launch of the Wii console and its innovative motion-controlled gameplay. The document performs a SWOT analysis of Nintendo and discusses its marketing strategies, including affordable pricing, family-friendly games, and expanding its customer base beyond hardcore gamers. It also considers questions around the sustainability of the Wii's success and potential
Intel is a US-based semiconductor company founded in 1968. It produces microprocessors, chipsets, flash memory and other products. Intel was initially successful with memory chips but lost market share to Japanese competitors in the 1980s due to stronger manufacturing capabilities. It exited the memory business in 1985. Intel transitioned its focus to microprocessors and used strategic branding and partnerships to dominate the microprocessor market, gaining over 80% share.
Apple inc. Strategic Case Analysis PresentationMahy Helal
Apple Inc. is an American technology company headquartered in California. The document provides an overview of Apple, including its history, products, competitors, financial analysis, key success factors, and SWOT analysis. Recommendations for Apple include focusing on differentiated branding, expanding Apple stores internationally, and emphasizing its integrated product ecosystem in marketing. An action plan should prioritize tasks and monitor progress to efficiently implement strategies.
The document discusses Dell's direct sales model and competitive strategy. It summarizes Dell's history and growth founded on direct sales to customers. It analyzes Dell's competitors who struggled to copy the direct model. The document also reviews Dell's market share, competitive strengths, and provides recommendations to expand products, markets, and diversify through acquisitions for long-term growth.
Apple Watch - Detail study and analysisSameer Mathur
This document provides an overview of Apple and the Apple Watch. It discusses Apple's product timeline, the sales and market share of the Apple Watch, and how Apple Watch sales have allowed Apple to capture a significant portion of the global smartwatch market. The document also examines Apple Watch competitors and how Apple has used the 4P marketing strategy of product, price, place, and promotion to achieve success with the Apple Watch. In the most recent quarter, Apple's market share surpassed Samsung's, demonstrating the Apple Watch's dominance as a premium smartwatch.
Starbucks was facing declining customer satisfaction due to perceived issues like prioritizing profits over experience and slower service times. While it was highly successful initially by focusing on quality coffee and atmosphere, the brand was seen as less trendy and partners were providing unsatisfactory service. It is recommended that Starbucks invest $40 million to improve partner training and speed of service to convert satisfied into loyal customers. Converting just 46 more customers per store per day to highly satisfied would allow the investment to break even.
Apple Inc. is a major technology company with $65.23 billion in revenue and 49,400 employees. It designs consumer electronics like the iPhone, iPad, and Mac computers. This case study evaluates Apple's strategy using Porter's 5 Forces, SWOT analysis, and examining its value chain and life cycle. It recommends Apple expand into new regions and widen its marketing to achieve its vision of being the world's most admired company.
This document discusses Nintendo's history and strategies for reviving its business and transforming the video game market. It outlines Nintendo's founding in 1889 as a playing card company and its entry into the video game console market in the 1980s. While Nintendo was initially successful, it struggled in the mid-1990s as competitors like Sony and Microsoft entered the market. However, Nintendo made a comeback in the late 2000s with the launch of the Wii console and its innovative motion-controlled gameplay. The document performs a SWOT analysis of Nintendo and discusses its marketing strategies, including affordable pricing, family-friendly games, and expanding its customer base beyond hardcore gamers. It also considers questions around the sustainability of the Wii's success and potential
Intel is a US-based semiconductor company founded in 1968. It produces microprocessors, chipsets, flash memory and other products. Intel was initially successful with memory chips but lost market share to Japanese competitors in the 1980s due to stronger manufacturing capabilities. It exited the memory business in 1985. Intel transitioned its focus to microprocessors and used strategic branding and partnerships to dominate the microprocessor market, gaining over 80% share.
Apple INC.: Managing a Global Supply ChainAyesha Majid
As part of her analysis of Apple’s stock, she wanted to look at the company’s supply chain to see if she could gain some insight into the pros and cons of Apple as a key holding in BXE’s fund. When. Apple Computer was founded on April 1, 1976, by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak and Mike Markkula to manufacture and distribute desktop computers.
Apple is known for its strong brand equity built on delivering high quality, user friendly products that provide status and pride to customers. Its brand pyramid is built on customer loyalty, attachment to the brand community, and engagement. Apple focuses on selling an overall lifestyle and experience with its products rather than just the products themselves. While customers are fiercely loyal to the brand, some criticize Apple's products as being too expensive given their quality and the costs of repairs. The brand's strategy involves centralized marketing, Apple-exclusive stores, media attention, education sales, varied products, and constant innovation to drive resonance with customers.
DELL CASE STUDY - UNDERSTANDING DELL’S CUSTOMERS AS A KEY IN DEVELOPING MARKE...TIEZHENG YUAN
This report summarizes a survey conducted by Dell of recent purchasers of their PCs and notebooks in the UK. The survey aimed to understand customers' demographics, internet usage, satisfaction and loyalty towards Dell, perceptions of Dell's performance, price sensitivity, and personality characteristics. Key findings include that most customers were college-educated, middle-aged, and had household incomes between £30,000-£75,000. Customers spent 1-10 hours online per week and were highly satisfied with Dell's products, services, and prices. A positive relationship was found between satisfaction, loyalty, and perceptions of Dell's performance. Customers were also found to be price sensitive.
Full strategic case analysis for Apple incorporation including industry , competitor's and firm's self analysis. It covers all the strategic issues facing the industry and Apple inc. as well as the recommended solutions for these issues on business and corporate levels.
The study shows the development on the Apple Inc. mission& vision and the strategic objectives over time.
A Case Study on Research In Motion (now BlackBerry).
The case study is published by Amity Business School. Any kind of copyright infringement or plagiarism is strictly prohibited. Please respect the author and the extensive research that has been involved.
The analysis is purely for academic purposes only.
Apple has successfully marketed the iPhone through secrecy, innovation, and branding. They target middle-upper income professionals and students with their multifunction device. While Android and Blackberry have larger market shares, iPhone captures over half of overall phone profits due to their strategy of creating compatible, easy to use products aligned with Apple's digital hub.
The presentation is made under the guidance of Professor Sameer Mathur, IIM Lucknow The presentation gives an insight about how the company works and what are its marketing strategies and how they implement them. It also tells what are the factors responsible for such tremendous growth of the company.
A group case study project as part of the Marketing Management Post-Graduate course work exploring the acquisition of Snapple by Quaker and then Triarc.
The document discusses Coca-Cola's launch of Coke Life, a low-calorie drink made with stevia and cane sugar. It aimed to target health-conscious consumers but ultimately failed. TCCC introduced Coke Life to experiment with a new product and cope with the rise of health-conscious consumers and sugar taxes in some countries. However, the chosen target segment of hybrid customers who did not clearly resonate with positioning of being both tasty and nutritious. The branding and frequent changes in positioning led to consumer uneasiness and lack of acceptance for the product.
Michael Dell started Dell Computer in 1984 out of his dorm room at the University of Texas with $1000. Dell pioneered a direct sales model where it built computers to customer specifications and shipped directly to consumers without retailers. This allowed Dell to eliminate inventory costs and quickly introduce new technologies. By 2001, Dell became the largest PC maker in the world, but has faced challenges recently from the decline in PC sales as tablets and smartphones increased in popularity. In response, Dell went private in a $24 billion deal in 2013 to restructure away from its reliance on PCs.
Apple is a global technology company headquartered in Cupertino, California. It designs, develops, and sells consumer electronics, computer software, and online services. Some of Apple's major products include the iPhone, iPad, Mac computers, Apple Watch, Apple TV, and iTunes. Tim Cook currently serves as CEO. In 2017, Apple reported $229 billion in revenue and $48 billion in profits. Apple's main competitors are Samsung, Amazon, Microsoft, and Google. The company's vision is to be the global leader in the consumer electronics industry. Apple focuses on innovative hardware, software, and services, unique design, and creating an excellent customer experience through its products and services.
The document discusses Apple's pricing strategies, including skimming and versioning. It notes that Apple initially prices products high through skimming to target early adopters and recover costs, then lowers prices over time to target mainstream users and maintain growth. The iPhone launched at prices up to $499 in the US in 2007. Target customers were identified as younger, technologically sophisticated early adopters. Apple aims to expand its customer base beyond early adopters to ensure long term success through strategies like skimming and versioning that involve adjusting prices.
This document discusses Apple Inc.'s international business strategies. It provides a brief history of Apple from 1974 to present. It then discusses how Apple fosters innovation through diversity and inclusion in hiring. The rest of the document analyzes Apple's business using various frameworks like Porter's Diamond Model, Leontiades' Model, and SWOT analysis. It also discusses some of the administrative, cultural, economic and geographic challenges of doing business in India and provides recommendations to address issues like connectivity problems.
Porter's five force analysis on computer industryRajath Menon
The document discusses the major companies in the PC industry - Dell, HP, Apple, Acer, and Sony. It provides details on each company's products, brands, revenue, and net income. The PC industry is highly competitive with tight rivalry among existing major firms. New entrants face high barriers due to significant capital requirements for research and development. Key success factors include technology innovation, customer service, and developing new business strategies.
Cottle taylor : Expanding the oral care group in india case studyBonny V Pappachan
This is a case study of cottle taylor discussed in a management class. In this case study , all efforts are being made to solve the case study and all the questions are answered. Hope this would be useful to management students.
This document provides an overview of Apple Inc. including its history, products, operating systems, SWOT analysis, strategies, market share, competitors, and focus on user experience and user interface. It discusses Apple's founding in 1977, evolution of products over time including the iPhone, iPad, MacBook, and iWatch. It also summarizes Apple's strengths in innovation and brand reputation, opportunities in growing markets, and threats from rapid technology changes.
Smartwatches are an emerging market. Sales have reached 5.1 million units between 2013 and 2014. A hackathon event was held to develop apps for the Apple Watch and Android Wear platforms. The Apple Watch launched in April 2015 starting at $349 and has limitations for developers due to restricted APIs. While smartwatches are not fully ready for the mainstream, their success will depend largely on how well the Apple Watch sells and whether it drives further adoption. Smartwatch competitors need the Apple Watch to succeed in order for the market to grow.
Apple INC.: Managing a Global Supply ChainAyesha Majid
As part of her analysis of Apple’s stock, she wanted to look at the company’s supply chain to see if she could gain some insight into the pros and cons of Apple as a key holding in BXE’s fund. When. Apple Computer was founded on April 1, 1976, by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak and Mike Markkula to manufacture and distribute desktop computers.
Apple is known for its strong brand equity built on delivering high quality, user friendly products that provide status and pride to customers. Its brand pyramid is built on customer loyalty, attachment to the brand community, and engagement. Apple focuses on selling an overall lifestyle and experience with its products rather than just the products themselves. While customers are fiercely loyal to the brand, some criticize Apple's products as being too expensive given their quality and the costs of repairs. The brand's strategy involves centralized marketing, Apple-exclusive stores, media attention, education sales, varied products, and constant innovation to drive resonance with customers.
DELL CASE STUDY - UNDERSTANDING DELL’S CUSTOMERS AS A KEY IN DEVELOPING MARKE...TIEZHENG YUAN
This report summarizes a survey conducted by Dell of recent purchasers of their PCs and notebooks in the UK. The survey aimed to understand customers' demographics, internet usage, satisfaction and loyalty towards Dell, perceptions of Dell's performance, price sensitivity, and personality characteristics. Key findings include that most customers were college-educated, middle-aged, and had household incomes between £30,000-£75,000. Customers spent 1-10 hours online per week and were highly satisfied with Dell's products, services, and prices. A positive relationship was found between satisfaction, loyalty, and perceptions of Dell's performance. Customers were also found to be price sensitive.
Full strategic case analysis for Apple incorporation including industry , competitor's and firm's self analysis. It covers all the strategic issues facing the industry and Apple inc. as well as the recommended solutions for these issues on business and corporate levels.
The study shows the development on the Apple Inc. mission& vision and the strategic objectives over time.
A Case Study on Research In Motion (now BlackBerry).
The case study is published by Amity Business School. Any kind of copyright infringement or plagiarism is strictly prohibited. Please respect the author and the extensive research that has been involved.
The analysis is purely for academic purposes only.
Apple has successfully marketed the iPhone through secrecy, innovation, and branding. They target middle-upper income professionals and students with their multifunction device. While Android and Blackberry have larger market shares, iPhone captures over half of overall phone profits due to their strategy of creating compatible, easy to use products aligned with Apple's digital hub.
The presentation is made under the guidance of Professor Sameer Mathur, IIM Lucknow The presentation gives an insight about how the company works and what are its marketing strategies and how they implement them. It also tells what are the factors responsible for such tremendous growth of the company.
A group case study project as part of the Marketing Management Post-Graduate course work exploring the acquisition of Snapple by Quaker and then Triarc.
The document discusses Coca-Cola's launch of Coke Life, a low-calorie drink made with stevia and cane sugar. It aimed to target health-conscious consumers but ultimately failed. TCCC introduced Coke Life to experiment with a new product and cope with the rise of health-conscious consumers and sugar taxes in some countries. However, the chosen target segment of hybrid customers who did not clearly resonate with positioning of being both tasty and nutritious. The branding and frequent changes in positioning led to consumer uneasiness and lack of acceptance for the product.
Michael Dell started Dell Computer in 1984 out of his dorm room at the University of Texas with $1000. Dell pioneered a direct sales model where it built computers to customer specifications and shipped directly to consumers without retailers. This allowed Dell to eliminate inventory costs and quickly introduce new technologies. By 2001, Dell became the largest PC maker in the world, but has faced challenges recently from the decline in PC sales as tablets and smartphones increased in popularity. In response, Dell went private in a $24 billion deal in 2013 to restructure away from its reliance on PCs.
Apple is a global technology company headquartered in Cupertino, California. It designs, develops, and sells consumer electronics, computer software, and online services. Some of Apple's major products include the iPhone, iPad, Mac computers, Apple Watch, Apple TV, and iTunes. Tim Cook currently serves as CEO. In 2017, Apple reported $229 billion in revenue and $48 billion in profits. Apple's main competitors are Samsung, Amazon, Microsoft, and Google. The company's vision is to be the global leader in the consumer electronics industry. Apple focuses on innovative hardware, software, and services, unique design, and creating an excellent customer experience through its products and services.
The document discusses Apple's pricing strategies, including skimming and versioning. It notes that Apple initially prices products high through skimming to target early adopters and recover costs, then lowers prices over time to target mainstream users and maintain growth. The iPhone launched at prices up to $499 in the US in 2007. Target customers were identified as younger, technologically sophisticated early adopters. Apple aims to expand its customer base beyond early adopters to ensure long term success through strategies like skimming and versioning that involve adjusting prices.
This document discusses Apple Inc.'s international business strategies. It provides a brief history of Apple from 1974 to present. It then discusses how Apple fosters innovation through diversity and inclusion in hiring. The rest of the document analyzes Apple's business using various frameworks like Porter's Diamond Model, Leontiades' Model, and SWOT analysis. It also discusses some of the administrative, cultural, economic and geographic challenges of doing business in India and provides recommendations to address issues like connectivity problems.
Porter's five force analysis on computer industryRajath Menon
The document discusses the major companies in the PC industry - Dell, HP, Apple, Acer, and Sony. It provides details on each company's products, brands, revenue, and net income. The PC industry is highly competitive with tight rivalry among existing major firms. New entrants face high barriers due to significant capital requirements for research and development. Key success factors include technology innovation, customer service, and developing new business strategies.
Cottle taylor : Expanding the oral care group in india case studyBonny V Pappachan
This is a case study of cottle taylor discussed in a management class. In this case study , all efforts are being made to solve the case study and all the questions are answered. Hope this would be useful to management students.
This document provides an overview of Apple Inc. including its history, products, operating systems, SWOT analysis, strategies, market share, competitors, and focus on user experience and user interface. It discusses Apple's founding in 1977, evolution of products over time including the iPhone, iPad, MacBook, and iWatch. It also summarizes Apple's strengths in innovation and brand reputation, opportunities in growing markets, and threats from rapid technology changes.
Smartwatches are an emerging market. Sales have reached 5.1 million units between 2013 and 2014. A hackathon event was held to develop apps for the Apple Watch and Android Wear platforms. The Apple Watch launched in April 2015 starting at $349 and has limitations for developers due to restricted APIs. While smartwatches are not fully ready for the mainstream, their success will depend largely on how well the Apple Watch sells and whether it drives further adoption. Smartwatch competitors need the Apple Watch to succeed in order for the market to grow.
This document summarizes a survey presentation on the Apple iPad. It includes:
- An introduction to Apple and the history and models of the iPad.
- Analysis of the iPad including its product life cycle stage and revenue share.
- The evolution of the iPad and a comparison to competitors like Amazon Kindle and laptops.
- A SWOT analysis of the iPad including strengths like resources and popularity and weaknesses like price and thin product line.
- Details of the research methods used including a questionnaire.
- Key findings from the survey on factors important in choosing an iPad, satisfaction levels, design preferences, and perceptions of competition.
a presentation showing some of the basic uses of wearable technologies and also a few of their future uses as well, all packed into a neat and attractive presentation.
The document outlines Apple's marketing plan for the Apple Watch II. It discusses the target demographics for Apple Watch consumers and different Apple Watch models. The marketing plan proposes a balanced marketing mix including advertising, direct marketing, sales promotions, public relations, and social media strategies. Key tactics proposed include a "Digital Crown" advertising campaign with TV, magazine, and online ads. A direct marketing strategy would target Apple's customer list with banner ads. A sales promotion offering $50 off watch accessories is suggested to boost short-term sales. An exclusive Apple Watch launch event is proposed for public relations.
Apple and Samsung are large electronics companies with vertically integrated supply chains. Apple controls design and manufacturing of its products, while Samsung operates across the entire manufacturing process from raw materials to components. Both companies have complex global supply chains and use supply chain management solutions. They maintain strong employee and customer relationships through opportunities for growth, meaningful work, and high quality products.
Innovation Project on Creativity, Technology and EntrepreneurshipPriyankaJagwani1
Nokia is proposing an innovative concept of a smart band that projects phone features like calling and messaging onto the user's palm using 3D projection. This would allow users flexibility to use phone features without carrying an actual phone. The key technologies required include 3D projection, solar charging, and an embedded SIM card. 3D projection and solar charging are emerging technologies with growing applications, while SIM cards are ubiquitous in many devices. The smart band could position Nokia as an innovator if it becomes the first to introduce this phone-less phone concept to the market.
This document provides an analysis of the integrated marketing communications plan for the launch of the Apple Watch. It begins with an industry and market analysis of the smart watch market. It then describes the Apple Watch product. Next, it analyzes target consumers and competitors. It outlines the segmentation, targeting and positioning strategy. It defines the communication objectives and integrated marketing communication channels and phases of product launch. It then describes the marketing and promotion channels of advertising, public relations, sales promotion and cause marketing. Finally, it provides an integrated marketing communication budget.
CES 2015: 5 Future Implications for Marketers (Performics)Performics
1) The document discusses 5 emerging technology trends from CES 2015: the Internet of Everything, evolution of wearables, semi-unbundled TV, auto tech innovation in safety, and practical uses of virtual reality.
2) Key implications for marketers from these trends include using connected devices to optimize experiences, access new data sources for advertising and personalization, and create immersive brand experiences through technologies like virtual reality.
3) Virtual reality in particular showed potential for practical applications like Lowe's using an Oculus Rift headset to let customers design and preview remodeled rooms in virtual reality.
This presentation is a part of my invited talk at UIUX Design Summit 2015, Bangalore organised by UNICOM.
Brief -
The next wave after mobile Ux is about designing for wearable devices. The market is getting flooded with smart watches, goggles, fitness bands, etc. Designing for wearables is a big challenge for UX designers. Wearable Ux is not just about designing small screen UI, but it covers industrial design, sensor technologies, performance, IoT, etc. In some cases it does not even have a display screen. The presentation discusses various trends in wearables and their technology usages. It compares and provides insights for wearable user experience design & user adoption. The presentation proposes a UX strategy to make wearable UX successful. Some examples on industry usages will be discussed with live demo on smart watch.
Samsung Electronics is a South Korean multinational electronics company and the flagship subsidiary of the Samsung Group. It is the world's largest information technology company, with assembly plants and sales networks in 88 countries. Samsung was previously known for manufacturing components for other companies but has since expanded into consumer markets with products like smartphones, tablets, and home appliances. Some of Samsung's key products include Galaxy smartphones, LED televisions, memory chips, and appliances like refrigerators and washing machines. The company aims to prioritize quality and globalization in its leadership philosophy and growth strategy. Samsung has been one of the top smartphone and tablet vendors globally since 2010. It is also the world's largest maker of LCD panels and televisions. In India,
This document discusses Apple's failure in the Indian smartphone market and strategies to capture that market. It provides company information on Apple and sales data. It then analyzes why the iPhone failed in India, including high pricing, lack of promotion and distribution issues. A SWOT analysis identifies strengths like brand recognition but also weaknesses like limited distribution. The document proposes strategies like expanding distribution networks, lowering prices while maintaining quality, and partnering with e-commerce companies to help Apple succeed in the Indian market.
This document provides an overview of Apple Inc., including its history, products, target markets, and marketing strategy. It discusses Apple's introduction and growth over time as it introduced new products like the Macintosh, iPod, iPhone and iPad. It then analyzes Apple's target markets for the iPhone 6, including high income earners, businessmen and teenagers. Finally, it examines Apple's marketing mix, covering their product range, pricing approach, distribution channels and prominent promotional activities like television advertisements.
Segment of watch
By Product Type - quartz watches and digital watches
By price range - low range, mid range, and luxury.
By end user - women, men, and unisex.
In terms of the distribution channel - offline retail stores and online retail stores.
Wearable Products and Technology Outlook - July 2013JonCarvinzer
Wearable technology is poised for rapid growth over the next few years. Bracelets currently dominate the market due to their fitness and medical applications. Smartwatches are also growing as they allow information to be displayed without taking out a smartphone. Google Glass represents an ambitious augmented reality product but eyewear adoption faces challenges. Overall, the wearables market is estimated to grow from 14 million devices in 2011 to over 300 million by 2018.
NRF Exhibitor Big !deas: Retail's Big Show 2016 Presentation Deborah Weinswig
The document discusses 16 emerging technology trends for digital retail in 2016, including additive manufacturing for intelligent clothing, 3D printing, robotics and artificial intelligence, drone delivery, smart malls utilizing IoT, wearables, gamification, virtual and augmented reality, the Internet of Things, mobile health, mobile payments, and the sharing economy. It provides examples and applications of each trend, noting their potential impact on retail and consumer behavior.
Apple was co-founded in 1976 by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak and Ronald Wayne. It released the Apple I and Apple II computers in the 1970s. In 1980, Apple held its IPO and became a publicly traded company. Throughout the 1980s, Apple released important products like the Lisa, Macintosh and iPod. However, Jobs was ousted from the company in 1985. He went on to found NeXT and later acquire Pixar. In 1997, Apple purchased NeXT and Jobs returned to Apple as CEO. Since then, Apple has launched revolutionary products like the iMac, iPod, iPhone and iPad that have defined new consumer technology categories. Through continuous innovation and strategic acquisitions,
This document presents a proposal for Smart-O-Wheel, a mobility assistance device for disabled people. It introduces the product, which is a motorized wheelchair that can be operated by one person and uses solar power. The document outlines objectives such as creating product awareness and achieving sales targets in the first year. It discusses the 4P's of marketing - product details, pricing, placement including distribution channels, and promotion strategies like advertisements and public relations events. It also covers the target customers, existing competition, and disabled population statistics in India to demonstrate the need and market potential.
Apple Inc. was founded in 1976 and is headquartered in Cupertino, California. It produces hardware like Mac computers and consumer electronics like the iPod, iPhone, and Apple TV. It has over 19,000 employees and 183 retail stores. Its vision is to provide innovative technology experiences to users worldwide. A SWOT analysis found Apple's strengths are its brand loyalty and product quality, while weaknesses include high prices and quality control issues. Opportunities exist in new affordable product lines, while threats include competition and rapid technology changes. The document recommends Apple lower costs, expand retail stores, and continuously innovate to stay ahead of competitors.
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Best Buy began in 1983 as an audio equipment retailer and has since grown to become the largest consumer electronics retailer in North America. However, Best Buy has faced challenges in recent years from increased competition from Amazon and Walmart. Best Buy's "Renew Blue" strategy aimed to enhance the customer experience in stores, improve employee training, and expand product offerings online. The new "Best Buy 2020" plan focuses on maximizing the multi-channel retail business, providing services to meet customer needs, and accelerating growth in Canada and Mexico. To address problems like showrooming, Best Buy must focus on exclusive products, charging manufacturers for store space, matching online prices, and improving after-sales service.
Spencers retail limited : Repositioning in a changing retail environment - Ca...Bonny V Pappachan
Spencer's Retail Limited is the largest supermarket chain in India, operating over 350 stores under four formats: Spencer's express, daily, super, and hyper. It was founded in 1863 and is headquartered in Kolkata. Spencer's introduced its "Taste the World" concept to provide customers with a futuristic international shopping experience through store design and merchandise from around the world. A SWOT analysis identified strengths in branding and promotions, while weaknesses included high costs and supplier bargaining power. Big competitors included Reliance, Pantaloons, Bharati Walmart, and Big Bazaar. Spencer's uses strategies like product variety, pricing, store locations, and advertising to attract customers. However, a customer satisfaction
New product launch and export startegy international marketingBonny V Pappachan
This is a group presentation undertaken as a part of International Marketing Course. The topic was new product launch and export strategy of the new product.
The Times of India is India's most widely read English-language newspaper. It was founded in 1838 and became a daily newspaper in 1850. Over time, it had different owners until being acquired by Bennett, Coleman & Co. Ltd. It is currently headed by Vineet Jain and has various editions across India. The Times of India aims to create differentiated content to attract relevant audiences and help advertisers strengthen their brands. While it is a large and reputable brand, it faces competition from papers like The Hindu and Hindustan Times and must adapt to the growing digital media landscape.
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The presentation is a detailed explanation about objectives , applications , phases , trends , benefits and failures of Customer Relationship Management and about the company TATA Sons. It also includes CRM solutions in Tata Consultancy Services
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This is an assignment undertaken in the organisational behaviour course. This assignment talks about how Saint Mother Teresa was able to be visionary and motivator to millions in this world.
Narayana Health is a multi-specialty hospital chain in India founded by Dr. Devi Shetty in 2000. It has 23 hospitals, 7 heart centres and 24 primary care facilities across India providing a wide range of specialty and tertiary care. Known for its affordable healthcare services through economies of scale and a large telemedicine network, Narayana Health aims to reduce healthcare costs through initiatives like its low-cost health insurance scheme Yeshasvini.
Enterprise resource planning (ERP) integrates core business processes through software. Popular ERP software includes SAP, Oracle, and Ramco Systems. An ERP system links functional areas like finance, supply chain management, human resources, and manufacturing. Successful ERP implementation provides visibility across departments and streamlines workflows, while failure can result from high costs, long implementation timelines, and poor customization.
This is a project undertaken for foundations of financial management course. Here financial analysis of the company is done with the help of financial statements.
State Bank of India (SBI) is India's largest public sector bank. It has its headquarters in Mumbai and traces its ancestry back to 1806, making it the oldest commercial bank in India. SBI nationalized the Imperial Bank of India in 1955 and has expanded significantly since then. Today, SBI has over 21,500 branches across India and 172 offices worldwide. It provides a variety of banking and financial services to individual and corporate customers.
This is an assignment give in a marketing management class. The company is rolex. It helps us to understand how a marketing plan of a firm should look like.Marketing strategy and 4 p's of marketing is highlighted here.
The Slides in this presentation primarily deals with the management concepts . It elucidate on functions and levels of management. In addition to that , it teaches the managerial roles of mintzberg and managerial responsibilities. It also explains management as a science , art and profession.
Foodkraft International is a US-based food company that analyzed the Indian ghee market as a potential growth opportunity. It conducted research on existing ghee brands that found many did not meet all regulatory standards for important quality parameters like copper, fat, and moisture content. Sensory testing showed Farm Fresh, Everyday, and Goa Dairy ghee scored highest on attributes like flavor, texture, and color. To enter the market successfully, Foodkraft determined it needs to price its ghee competitively while strictly adhering to all regulatory standards and emphasizing sensory qualities consumers value most like taste. Meeting both analytical and sensory expectations will allow it to compete against top brands like Goa Dairy and establish itself as a high
Chapter wise All Notes of First year Basic Civil Engineering.pptxDenish Jangid
Chapter wise All Notes of First year Basic Civil Engineering
Syllabus
Chapter-1
Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
Chapter 2
Introduction: Scope and Specialization of Civil Engineering, Role of civil Engineer in Society, Impact of infrastructural development on economy of country.
Chapter 3
Surveying: Object Principles & Types of Surveying; Site Plans, Plans & Maps; Scales & Unit of different Measurements.
Linear Measurements: Instruments used. Linear Measurement by Tape, Ranging out Survey Lines and overcoming Obstructions; Measurements on sloping ground; Tape corrections, conventional symbols. Angular Measurements: Instruments used; Introduction to Compass Surveying, Bearings and Longitude & Latitude of a Line, Introduction to total station.
Levelling: Instrument used Object of levelling, Methods of levelling in brief, and Contour maps.
Chapter 4
Buildings: Selection of site for Buildings, Layout of Building Plan, Types of buildings, Plinth area, carpet area, floor space index, Introduction to building byelaws, concept of sun light & ventilation. Components of Buildings & their functions, Basic concept of R.C.C., Introduction to types of foundation
Chapter 5
Transportation: Introduction to Transportation Engineering; Traffic and Road Safety: Types and Characteristics of Various Modes of Transportation; Various Road Traffic Signs, Causes of Accidents and Road Safety Measures.
Chapter 6
Environmental Engineering: Environmental Pollution, Environmental Acts and Regulations, Functional Concepts of Ecology, Basics of Species, Biodiversity, Ecosystem, Hydrological Cycle; Chemical Cycles: Carbon, Nitrogen & Phosphorus; Energy Flow in Ecosystems.
Water Pollution: Water Quality standards, Introduction to Treatment & Disposal of Waste Water. Reuse and Saving of Water, Rain Water Harvesting. Solid Waste Management: Classification of Solid Waste, Collection, Transportation and Disposal of Solid. Recycling of Solid Waste: Energy Recovery, Sanitary Landfill, On-Site Sanitation. Air & Noise Pollution: Primary and Secondary air pollutants, Harmful effects of Air Pollution, Control of Air Pollution. . Noise Pollution Harmful Effects of noise pollution, control of noise pollution, Global warming & Climate Change, Ozone depletion, Greenhouse effect
Text Books:
1. Palancharmy, Basic Civil Engineering, McGraw Hill publishers.
2. Satheesh Gopi, Basic Civil Engineering, Pearson Publishers.
3. Ketki Rangwala Dalal, Essentials of Civil Engineering, Charotar Publishing House.
4. BCP, Surveying volume 1
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Apple watch(a) the launch case study -consumer behaviour
1. Apple Watch(A) -The launch
Apple Watch reset consumer
preference
SUBMITTED BY
GROUP 3
2. Apple Products
Timeline of Apple`s popularization of its products
• Macintosh Computer
• iPod
• iPhone
• iPad
• iTunes
• iOS
• Home Pod
• 2014, September 9: Apple announce its entry into smart watches
3. Snapshot of The Smartwatch Industry
• Smartwatch gained functionality and versatility by connection to a
mobile phone
• Category of wearable technology
• Smart watch Industry benefitted from market acceptance of wrist-
based-fitness and activity tracking products like Fitbit and Jawbone.
• Benefitted from expansion of functionality in sports watches like
Casio and location tracking produced by firms like Garmin.
• Startup like Pebble led the industry , dominated by MNC`s like
Samsung, LG, Motorola etc.
4. Competitors
• Samsung held 42% market share with 2.15 million units sold by early
2015 - Top Smart watch makers world
• Pebble – 2nd largest – 16% market share (800,000)
• Sony – 12% market share (610,000)
• Motorola – 11% market share (550,000)
• LG – 5% market share (270,000)
• Other players – 14% (720,000)
5. Challenges
• Creating a battery power of more than 8 hours (Pebble only had to be
charged every 5 to 7 days)
• People wearing traditional watches were certain to find it as a burden
• Privacy issues – Personal Information would flow through devices to
the cloud
• Opportunity in Health care – diabetics testing their blood sugar –
increase efficiency and health outcomes.
• Consumers interest in the value provided by platform versatility and
diverse capabilities
6. Buying Behavior
• External
• Social factors- peer pressure (Brand Image )
• Purchasing Power-
higher disposal income
increased consumption of
premium products
• Culture- wearable technology (Smaller Gadgets)
• Internal
• Expectation – high value premium products = higher quality
• Personal factors – way of life, ease of use, non-price sensitive customers
• Perception - sensation / feel of using, apple tore is a customer experience
• Differential threshold – iOS, better quality and higher security.
7. VALUE ADDITION TO APPLE CUSTOMERS
• Not required to pull out the phone for notification.
• Social etiquette.
• Travel help – boarding pass.
• Apple Pay
• Fitness and navigation
• Standalone wireless ( only offered by Samsung)
• iOS– better application
• Not always on display – saves battery ( not offered by other )
• Key replacement – room and car keys
• Remote control
VALUE ADDITION TO SMART WATCH INDUSTRY