1. The document discusses 10 different products and outlines their 5 levels: core benefit, basic product, expected product, augmented product, and potential product.
2. For each product, the core benefit is defined, and the key components and features at each level are described.
3. The products covered include mobile phones, cars, watches, cricket bats, juice, laptop bags, shoes, wireless speakers, Zong 4G internet devices, and hand massagers.
The document outlines 5 levels (core benefit, basic product, expected product, augmented product, potential product) for 10 different products: 1) mobile phone, 2) car, 3) watch, 4) cricket bat, 5) juice, 6) laptop bag, 7) shoes, 8) wireless speaker, 9) Zong 4G internet device, 10) hand massager. For each product, it describes the key features and benefits associated with each level.
The document summarizes the five levels of products for various products and services: dry fruits, Nike shoes, Dell laptops, Orient air conditioners, shirts, juices, 125cc bikes, burgers, chairs, English books. For each product, it describes the core benefit, basic product, expected product, augmented product, and potential product levels. The core benefit identifies the primary function or need fulfilled. The basic product outlines essential features. The expected product covers typical customer expectations. The augmented product includes extra features enhancing value. The potential product represents future innovations.
The document provides examples of analyzing different products using the five levels of a product framework: core benefit, basic product, expected product, augmented product, and potential product. It analyzes the following products using this framework: iPhone, Honda Civic, Rolex watch, pizza, chocolate, Nike shoes, Dell laptop, Orient air conditioners, shirt, and dry fruits. For each product, it describes the core benefit and then discusses the key elements that define each of the four additional product levels.
Muhammad Wisal submitted an assignment on marketing management to Dr. Muhammad Aleem. The assignment analyzed 10 products Muhammad recently used according to the five levels of a product. The five levels are the core benefit, basic product, expected product, augmented product, and potential product. For each product, Muhammad identified the core benefit and described the basic, expected, augmented, and potential products. The 10 products analyzed were pen, register, shoes, mask, mobile phone, bike, laptop, Pepsi, glasses, and air conditioner.
This document discusses the core benefit, basic product, expected product, augmented product, and potential product for 10 brands:
1. iPhone - core benefit is communication, basic product is hardware/software, expected product is high-end features, augmented product includes biometric authentication
2. Nike - core benefit is comfort, basic product is shoes/clothes, expected product is quality/reliability, augmented product includes collaborations and customization
3. Asus - core benefit is reliable technology for gaming, basic product is hardware, expected product is specifications, augmented product includes specialized software
1. The document analyzes 10 products that the author recently purchased and uses the "five levels of a product" framework to describe each product.
2. The five levels of a product analyzed for each item are the core benefit, basic product, expected product, augmented product, and potential product.
3. The products described range from food and drinks to household items to school supplies. For each, the analysis breaks down the core functionality, basic components, typical features, extra enhancements, and possible future innovations.
This document defines and describes different types of products. It discusses that a product can satisfy wants or needs and consists of a bundle of attributes. There are 5 levels of a product: core benefit, basic product, expected product, augmented product, and potential product. Each level adds more customer value. The document also describes consumer products like convenience products, shopping products, and specialty products. It outlines industrial products categories like materials and parts, capital items, and supplies and services.
The document outlines 5 levels (core benefit, basic product, expected product, augmented product, potential product) for 10 different products: 1) mobile phone, 2) car, 3) watch, 4) cricket bat, 5) juice, 6) laptop bag, 7) shoes, 8) wireless speaker, 9) Zong 4G internet device, 10) hand massager. For each product, it describes the key features and benefits associated with each level.
The document summarizes the five levels of products for various products and services: dry fruits, Nike shoes, Dell laptops, Orient air conditioners, shirts, juices, 125cc bikes, burgers, chairs, English books. For each product, it describes the core benefit, basic product, expected product, augmented product, and potential product levels. The core benefit identifies the primary function or need fulfilled. The basic product outlines essential features. The expected product covers typical customer expectations. The augmented product includes extra features enhancing value. The potential product represents future innovations.
The document provides examples of analyzing different products using the five levels of a product framework: core benefit, basic product, expected product, augmented product, and potential product. It analyzes the following products using this framework: iPhone, Honda Civic, Rolex watch, pizza, chocolate, Nike shoes, Dell laptop, Orient air conditioners, shirt, and dry fruits. For each product, it describes the core benefit and then discusses the key elements that define each of the four additional product levels.
Muhammad Wisal submitted an assignment on marketing management to Dr. Muhammad Aleem. The assignment analyzed 10 products Muhammad recently used according to the five levels of a product. The five levels are the core benefit, basic product, expected product, augmented product, and potential product. For each product, Muhammad identified the core benefit and described the basic, expected, augmented, and potential products. The 10 products analyzed were pen, register, shoes, mask, mobile phone, bike, laptop, Pepsi, glasses, and air conditioner.
This document discusses the core benefit, basic product, expected product, augmented product, and potential product for 10 brands:
1. iPhone - core benefit is communication, basic product is hardware/software, expected product is high-end features, augmented product includes biometric authentication
2. Nike - core benefit is comfort, basic product is shoes/clothes, expected product is quality/reliability, augmented product includes collaborations and customization
3. Asus - core benefit is reliable technology for gaming, basic product is hardware, expected product is specifications, augmented product includes specialized software
1. The document analyzes 10 products that the author recently purchased and uses the "five levels of a product" framework to describe each product.
2. The five levels of a product analyzed for each item are the core benefit, basic product, expected product, augmented product, and potential product.
3. The products described range from food and drinks to household items to school supplies. For each, the analysis breaks down the core functionality, basic components, typical features, extra enhancements, and possible future innovations.
This document defines and describes different types of products. It discusses that a product can satisfy wants or needs and consists of a bundle of attributes. There are 5 levels of a product: core benefit, basic product, expected product, augmented product, and potential product. Each level adds more customer value. The document also describes consumer products like convenience products, shopping products, and specialty products. It outlines industrial products categories like materials and parts, capital items, and supplies and services.
1. The document is a marketing assignment submitted by Muhammad Tashfeen analyzing 10 different products using the five levels of a product framework.
2. For each product, which include Lays chips, Sprite drink, Dairy Milk chocolate, watch, lightbulb, assignment papers, washing machine, torch, gloves, and thermos flask, the core benefit, basic product, expected product, augmented product, and potential product are defined.
3. The analysis focuses on identifying the key functions and features at each level to understand the products from the perspective of customers.
This document contains a summary of 10 products analyzed using the 5 phases of the product life cycle framework. For each product, the core benefit, basic product, expected product, augmented product, and potential product are described in 1-3 sentences. The products summarized are mouse, watch, ballpoint pen, fan, sunglasses, study lamp, mobile phone, car, air conditioner, and tennis racket.
The document provides a template for summarizing 10 different products across 5 levels - core, basic, expected, augmented, and potential. It summarizes each product for Haier split AC, Samsung phone, Dollar ink pen, Samsung smart watch, Vivo phone, Airpods, Kia Sportage, Samsung smart TV, amplifiers, and speakers. For each product, it identifies the core benefit and describes the basic, expected, augmented, and potential products at each of the 5 levels.
This document provides summaries of 10 different products using the framework of core, basic, expected, augmented, and potential levels of each product. The products summarized are Nestle juice, dry fruits, peanut butter, chocolate, shoes, assignment papers, washing machine, torch, finger gloves, and thermoflask. For each product, the summary concisely outlines the core benefit, basic product, expected product features, examples of augmented features, and potential future innovations.
Chapter 3 Defining and Delivering the Product(Tourism and Hospitality Marketing)Md Shaifullar Rabbi
This document discusses defining and delivering products. It begins by defining what a product is in marketing terms, noting that products can be physical goods, services, or ideas. It then discusses different ways products can be classified, such as whether they are tangible or intangible, the type of customer they target (consumer vs. business), purchasing behaviors, and industry served. The document also discusses branding strategies and building strong brands. Finally, it provides an overview of the new product development process, outlining key steps such as idea generation, concept development and testing, and commercialization.
The document provides a template for analyzing 10 different products across 5 levels - core, basic, expected, augmented, and potential. It summarizes each product for each level. The products analyzed include Haier split AC, HP laptop, Piano gel pen, Apple smart watch, iPhone 14 Pro, Apple Airpods, Honda Civic, Samsung smart TV, Pak fan, and Audionic speakers.
The document discusses the product/service design process. It begins by outlining the importance of designing products/services that satisfy customer needs to ensure business success. It then describes the roles of marketing, engineering, and operations functions in the design process. The rest of the document details the steps in the design process from idea generation to production design to addressing quality and costs. It also compares characteristics of goods versus services.
Designing for adoption gainsight px 08.24.2020Mickey Alon
Designing for adoption
Building products in the end-user era requires product leaders to take a customer-centric approach to deliver winning user experiences.
This session will cover the steps required to create an experience-driven product strategy using usage data, user sentiment, and revenue analysis.
Thoughtful industrial design aims to create user-centric products by considering aesthetics, functionality, sustainability, and user experience. It encompasses understanding user needs and behaviors to integrate form, function, and an exceptional user journey. Key aspects include using design to attract users and build loyalty while reducing environmental impact. Products like the Tesla Model S seamlessly bring these principles together to deliver groundbreaking solutions that resonate with users.
Case Study - Upgrading to the Next Gen User Interface for Documentum- finalBrian Nace
The document discusses the process of selecting a next generation user interface for a document management system. It describes conducting an agnostic assessment of potential solutions based on criteria like functionality, costs and vendor viability. This was followed by an assessment based on the client's specific application requirements in areas like virtual documents, searching and interface customization. The results indicated one solution had a clear advantage and a migration plan is being developed.
Advantages and Customization of Refurbished LaptopsUsed usedstore
In today’s active world of technology, the demand for refurbished laptops has grown remarkably. These devices offer a profitable and maintainable solution for both individual customers and businesses looking to upgrade their measuring capabilities without breaking the bank.
Advantages and Customization of Refurbished LaptopsUsed usedstore
In today’s active world of technology, the demand for refurbished laptops has grown remarkably. These devices offer a profitable and maintainable solution for both individual customers and businesses looking to upgrade their measuring capabilities without breaking the bank.
This global mentor explores the advantages of refurbished laptops and the various customization options to suit the different needs of consumers.
Advantages of Refurbished Laptops:
Refurbished laptops present several key advantages throughout their brand new parallel:
Cost-Effectiveness
One of the strongest reasons to prefer refurbished laptop is affordable price. Refurbished laptop models are typically estimate outstandingly lower than new ones, making them within the budget ,consumers without compromising on quality or performance.
Quality Assurance
Different to popular belief, Refurbished laptops go through strict testing and inspection processes to establish their high-quality standards.
Respectable refurbishers conduct through the features, or repair any defects, and replace not functioning components, resulting in a refurbished laptop that functions as well as new laptop.
Environmental Sustainability
Picking out a refurbished laptop supplies environmental support by expand the life process of electronic devices.
Refurbished laptops decrease electronic waste, preserve resources, and cut down the environmental impact connected with manufacturing new electronics.
Warranty and Support.
A lot of refurbished laptops come with warranties that provide happiness to customers. With a good reputation refurbished laptop sellers offer customer support and technical assistance will proportional to that provided new laptops, make a sure with a positive user experience.
Customization Options for Refurbished Laptops
Customizing a refurbished laptop grant the permission to customers to modify their specific needs and preferences. Here some small group of options are available:
Operating System Choice
Refurbished laptops frequently offer flexibility in terms of the operating system installed. Users can select between windows, macOS, or large number of Linux distributions on the basis of their experience and requirements.
Hardware Upgrades
Improve hardware elements such as RAM, storage, and graphic card can importantly increase a refurbished laptop performance. This customization option is extremely favorable for the customers whomever require highest processing power for gaming, video and other resource through the tasks.
Exterior Customization
You can customize the look of your refurbished laptop with multiple skins and stickers. This not only allows you to show your different style and taste but also depends on how you protect your laptop from scratches, making it more pleasant to use.
Software Installation
Customizing software by installing a specific application or productivity tools that can change the laptop or specialized tasks such as industry-specific requirements.
Digital catalogs can improve user experience in a number of ways, making browsing or shopping more enjoyable and productive. These are some ways that digital catalogs might enhance user experience.
The Viable Innovative Project - Android-Powered Smart RefrigeratorFarhan Jalil
The document describes a proposed Android-powered smart refrigerator project. It includes details of the team members, product specifications, advantages, distribution channels and financial projections. The refrigerator will have a large touchscreen running Android that allows users to browse recipes, create shopping lists and access other apps. It is aimed at tech-savvy consumers and projected to sell 1000 units in the first year, growing sales 10% annually while keeping costs low through partnerships with major tech companies.
1. Product policy involves decisions about a company's product and service offerings and provides a framework for assessing global product opportunities. It helps satisfy customer needs and build competitive advantage through core competencies.
2. There are four main types of industrial product lines: proprietary/catalog products, custom-built products, custom-designed products, and industrial services.
3. Defining the relevant product market is important for sound product decisions. The product market establishes the arena in which a business competes and considers customer functions, technologies, customer segments, and value chains.
Setting Product Strategy / Marketing Management By kotler KellerChoudhry Asad
This document discusses marketing management tasks and product characteristics including product classifications and differentiation. It provides details on five levels of a market offering including the core benefit, basic product, expected product, augmented product, and potential product. It also describes how products are classified based on durability, tangibility, use for consumers or industrial purposes. Lastly, it outlines various ways products and services can be differentiated such as through form, features, customization, quality levels, style, and services.
The document discusses different types of products that are marketed. It outlines 5 basic levels of products with increasing customer value: the core benefit, formal/expected product, augmented product, potential/future product.
It then describes different categories of consumer products - convenience products, shopping products, specialty products, and unsought products. It also outlines categories of industrial products - materials and parts, capital items, and supplies and services.
Overall, the document provides an overview of the different levels and categories of products that companies develop and market to customers.
This document outlines an online classifieds project that allows users to buy and sell products through categories like electronics, automobiles, mobiles, and computers. It describes the introduction, categories, technical features, hardware and software requirements, operational features, economic features, modules, screenshots, and future improvements of the project. The modules include administrator, advertisement, and end user modules. It concludes that developing this online classifieds site provided experience with web servers and developing a functional project.
Reimagining Your Library Space: How to Increase the Vibes in Your Library No ...Diana Rendina
Librarians are leading the way in creating future-ready citizens – now we need to update our spaces to match. In this session, attendees will get inspiration for transforming their library spaces. You’ll learn how to survey students and patrons, create a focus group, and use design thinking to brainstorm ideas for your space. We’ll discuss budget friendly ways to change your space as well as how to find funding. No matter where you’re at, you’ll find ideas for reimagining your space in this session.
1. The document is a marketing assignment submitted by Muhammad Tashfeen analyzing 10 different products using the five levels of a product framework.
2. For each product, which include Lays chips, Sprite drink, Dairy Milk chocolate, watch, lightbulb, assignment papers, washing machine, torch, gloves, and thermos flask, the core benefit, basic product, expected product, augmented product, and potential product are defined.
3. The analysis focuses on identifying the key functions and features at each level to understand the products from the perspective of customers.
This document contains a summary of 10 products analyzed using the 5 phases of the product life cycle framework. For each product, the core benefit, basic product, expected product, augmented product, and potential product are described in 1-3 sentences. The products summarized are mouse, watch, ballpoint pen, fan, sunglasses, study lamp, mobile phone, car, air conditioner, and tennis racket.
The document provides a template for summarizing 10 different products across 5 levels - core, basic, expected, augmented, and potential. It summarizes each product for Haier split AC, Samsung phone, Dollar ink pen, Samsung smart watch, Vivo phone, Airpods, Kia Sportage, Samsung smart TV, amplifiers, and speakers. For each product, it identifies the core benefit and describes the basic, expected, augmented, and potential products at each of the 5 levels.
This document provides summaries of 10 different products using the framework of core, basic, expected, augmented, and potential levels of each product. The products summarized are Nestle juice, dry fruits, peanut butter, chocolate, shoes, assignment papers, washing machine, torch, finger gloves, and thermoflask. For each product, the summary concisely outlines the core benefit, basic product, expected product features, examples of augmented features, and potential future innovations.
Chapter 3 Defining and Delivering the Product(Tourism and Hospitality Marketing)Md Shaifullar Rabbi
This document discusses defining and delivering products. It begins by defining what a product is in marketing terms, noting that products can be physical goods, services, or ideas. It then discusses different ways products can be classified, such as whether they are tangible or intangible, the type of customer they target (consumer vs. business), purchasing behaviors, and industry served. The document also discusses branding strategies and building strong brands. Finally, it provides an overview of the new product development process, outlining key steps such as idea generation, concept development and testing, and commercialization.
The document provides a template for analyzing 10 different products across 5 levels - core, basic, expected, augmented, and potential. It summarizes each product for each level. The products analyzed include Haier split AC, HP laptop, Piano gel pen, Apple smart watch, iPhone 14 Pro, Apple Airpods, Honda Civic, Samsung smart TV, Pak fan, and Audionic speakers.
The document discusses the product/service design process. It begins by outlining the importance of designing products/services that satisfy customer needs to ensure business success. It then describes the roles of marketing, engineering, and operations functions in the design process. The rest of the document details the steps in the design process from idea generation to production design to addressing quality and costs. It also compares characteristics of goods versus services.
Designing for adoption gainsight px 08.24.2020Mickey Alon
Designing for adoption
Building products in the end-user era requires product leaders to take a customer-centric approach to deliver winning user experiences.
This session will cover the steps required to create an experience-driven product strategy using usage data, user sentiment, and revenue analysis.
Thoughtful industrial design aims to create user-centric products by considering aesthetics, functionality, sustainability, and user experience. It encompasses understanding user needs and behaviors to integrate form, function, and an exceptional user journey. Key aspects include using design to attract users and build loyalty while reducing environmental impact. Products like the Tesla Model S seamlessly bring these principles together to deliver groundbreaking solutions that resonate with users.
Case Study - Upgrading to the Next Gen User Interface for Documentum- finalBrian Nace
The document discusses the process of selecting a next generation user interface for a document management system. It describes conducting an agnostic assessment of potential solutions based on criteria like functionality, costs and vendor viability. This was followed by an assessment based on the client's specific application requirements in areas like virtual documents, searching and interface customization. The results indicated one solution had a clear advantage and a migration plan is being developed.
Advantages and Customization of Refurbished LaptopsUsed usedstore
In today’s active world of technology, the demand for refurbished laptops has grown remarkably. These devices offer a profitable and maintainable solution for both individual customers and businesses looking to upgrade their measuring capabilities without breaking the bank.
Advantages and Customization of Refurbished LaptopsUsed usedstore
In today’s active world of technology, the demand for refurbished laptops has grown remarkably. These devices offer a profitable and maintainable solution for both individual customers and businesses looking to upgrade their measuring capabilities without breaking the bank.
This global mentor explores the advantages of refurbished laptops and the various customization options to suit the different needs of consumers.
Advantages of Refurbished Laptops:
Refurbished laptops present several key advantages throughout their brand new parallel:
Cost-Effectiveness
One of the strongest reasons to prefer refurbished laptop is affordable price. Refurbished laptop models are typically estimate outstandingly lower than new ones, making them within the budget ,consumers without compromising on quality or performance.
Quality Assurance
Different to popular belief, Refurbished laptops go through strict testing and inspection processes to establish their high-quality standards.
Respectable refurbishers conduct through the features, or repair any defects, and replace not functioning components, resulting in a refurbished laptop that functions as well as new laptop.
Environmental Sustainability
Picking out a refurbished laptop supplies environmental support by expand the life process of electronic devices.
Refurbished laptops decrease electronic waste, preserve resources, and cut down the environmental impact connected with manufacturing new electronics.
Warranty and Support.
A lot of refurbished laptops come with warranties that provide happiness to customers. With a good reputation refurbished laptop sellers offer customer support and technical assistance will proportional to that provided new laptops, make a sure with a positive user experience.
Customization Options for Refurbished Laptops
Customizing a refurbished laptop grant the permission to customers to modify their specific needs and preferences. Here some small group of options are available:
Operating System Choice
Refurbished laptops frequently offer flexibility in terms of the operating system installed. Users can select between windows, macOS, or large number of Linux distributions on the basis of their experience and requirements.
Hardware Upgrades
Improve hardware elements such as RAM, storage, and graphic card can importantly increase a refurbished laptop performance. This customization option is extremely favorable for the customers whomever require highest processing power for gaming, video and other resource through the tasks.
Exterior Customization
You can customize the look of your refurbished laptop with multiple skins and stickers. This not only allows you to show your different style and taste but also depends on how you protect your laptop from scratches, making it more pleasant to use.
Software Installation
Customizing software by installing a specific application or productivity tools that can change the laptop or specialized tasks such as industry-specific requirements.
Digital catalogs can improve user experience in a number of ways, making browsing or shopping more enjoyable and productive. These are some ways that digital catalogs might enhance user experience.
The Viable Innovative Project - Android-Powered Smart RefrigeratorFarhan Jalil
The document describes a proposed Android-powered smart refrigerator project. It includes details of the team members, product specifications, advantages, distribution channels and financial projections. The refrigerator will have a large touchscreen running Android that allows users to browse recipes, create shopping lists and access other apps. It is aimed at tech-savvy consumers and projected to sell 1000 units in the first year, growing sales 10% annually while keeping costs low through partnerships with major tech companies.
1. Product policy involves decisions about a company's product and service offerings and provides a framework for assessing global product opportunities. It helps satisfy customer needs and build competitive advantage through core competencies.
2. There are four main types of industrial product lines: proprietary/catalog products, custom-built products, custom-designed products, and industrial services.
3. Defining the relevant product market is important for sound product decisions. The product market establishes the arena in which a business competes and considers customer functions, technologies, customer segments, and value chains.
Setting Product Strategy / Marketing Management By kotler KellerChoudhry Asad
This document discusses marketing management tasks and product characteristics including product classifications and differentiation. It provides details on five levels of a market offering including the core benefit, basic product, expected product, augmented product, and potential product. It also describes how products are classified based on durability, tangibility, use for consumers or industrial purposes. Lastly, it outlines various ways products and services can be differentiated such as through form, features, customization, quality levels, style, and services.
The document discusses different types of products that are marketed. It outlines 5 basic levels of products with increasing customer value: the core benefit, formal/expected product, augmented product, potential/future product.
It then describes different categories of consumer products - convenience products, shopping products, specialty products, and unsought products. It also outlines categories of industrial products - materials and parts, capital items, and supplies and services.
Overall, the document provides an overview of the different levels and categories of products that companies develop and market to customers.
This document outlines an online classifieds project that allows users to buy and sell products through categories like electronics, automobiles, mobiles, and computers. It describes the introduction, categories, technical features, hardware and software requirements, operational features, economic features, modules, screenshots, and future improvements of the project. The modules include administrator, advertisement, and end user modules. It concludes that developing this online classifieds site provided experience with web servers and developing a functional project.
Reimagining Your Library Space: How to Increase the Vibes in Your Library No ...Diana Rendina
Librarians are leading the way in creating future-ready citizens – now we need to update our spaces to match. In this session, attendees will get inspiration for transforming their library spaces. You’ll learn how to survey students and patrons, create a focus group, and use design thinking to brainstorm ideas for your space. We’ll discuss budget friendly ways to change your space as well as how to find funding. No matter where you’re at, you’ll find ideas for reimagining your space in this session.
Exploiting Artificial Intelligence for Empowering Researchers and Faculty, In...Dr. Vinod Kumar Kanvaria
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at Integral University, Lucknow, 06.06.2024
By Dr. Vinod Kumar Kanvaria
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Odoo provides an option for creating a module by using a single line command. By using this command the user can make a whole structure of a module. It is very easy for a beginner to make a module. There is no need to make each file manually. This slide will show how to create a module using the scaffold method.
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In this webinar, participants learned how to utilize Generative AI to streamline operations and elevate member engagement. Amazon Web Service experts provided a customer specific use cases and dived into low/no-code tools that are quick and easy to deploy through Amazon Web Service (AWS.)
How to Fix the Import Error in the Odoo 17Celine George
An import error occurs when a program fails to import a module or library, disrupting its execution. In languages like Python, this issue arises when the specified module cannot be found or accessed, hindering the program's functionality. Resolving import errors is crucial for maintaining smooth software operation and uninterrupted development processes.
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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1. ASSIGNMENT: 3
Name : Muhammad Sohaib
ID : CU-3298-2022
DEPARTMENT : BBA
SEMESTER : 2nd
SUBJECT: Marketing Management
SUBMITTED TO : Dr. Muhammad Aleem
3. 1. Mobile Phone
• Core Benefit: The core benefit of a mobile phone is convenient
and reliable communication. It allows users to stay connected with
others through voice calls, text messaging, and other communication
apps.
• Basic Product: It includes the essential features and components
of a mobile phone that enable communication. This includes a
touchscreen display, microphone, speaker, SIM card slot, battery, and
basic hardware like a processor, memory, and storage.
4. • Expected Product: Here customers anticipate certain features and
functionalities in a mobile phone. These may include a user-friendly interface, a
range of connectivity options (such as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth), access to app stores,
basic multimedia capabilities (like a camera and music player), and the ability to
browse the internet.
• Augmented Product: It encompasses additional features and services that
enhance the mobile phone's value and differentiate it from competitors. These
can include a high-resolution camera with advanced photography capabilities,
expanded storage options, biometric security features (such as fingerprint or
facial recognition), fast charging technology, water and dust resistance, and
improved battery life.
5. • Potential Product:
This level for a mobile phone represents future advancements
and possibilities. These could include cutting-edge technologies
such as foldable screens, 5G connectivity, virtual reality (VR)
capabilities, advanced AI integration, enhanced privacy and
security features, and innovative charging methods like wireless
charging or solar-powered charging.
6. 2. CAR
• Core Benefit: The core benefit of a car is transportation and mobility, providing
individuals and families with the ability to travel conveniently and efficiently.
• Basic Product : The basic product level includes the essential components of a
car, such as the chassis, engine, wheels, seats, and basic driving controls. These
elements form the basic structure and functionality of the vehicle.
7. • Expected Product: At the expected product level, customers anticipate
certain features and qualities in a car. These may include safety features like
airbags and seat belts, fuel efficiency to minimize running costs, comfort features
like air conditioning and adjustable seats, and an entertainment system for a
pleasant driving experience.
• Augmented Product: This level involves additional features and
enhancements that go beyond customers' expectations. This can include
advanced safety technologies, luxurious features such as leather seats and a
premium sound system, a navigation system for convenient route guidance, and
smartphone integration for hands-free communication and entertainment.
8. • Potential Product:
This level represents future innovations in car
technology. This could include the integration of
electric powertrains for eco-friendly and efficient
driving, autonomous driving capabilities for
increased convenience and safety, advanced
connectivity features to enable seamless integration
with smart devices and services, and the use of
sustainable materials to reduce environmental
impact.
9. 3. Watch
• Core Benefit: The core benefit of a watch is timekeeping, allowing individuals to
track and manage their time effectively.
• Basic Product: The basic product level includes the basic components and
functionality of a watch, such as the watch face, hands, dial, and a mechanism for
timekeeping (e.g., quartz or automatic movement).
10. • Expected Product: At the expected product level, customers expect certain
features in a watch, such as accurate timekeeping, a durable and water-resistant
case, a comfortable wristband, and clear visibility of the dial.
• Augmented Product: This level involves additional features and
enhancements that enhance the watch's value and appeal. This may include
features like date display, luminous hands for visibility in low-light conditions,
additional sub-dials for measuring chronograph functions (e.g., stopwatch), and
various design options for customization.
11. • Potential Product:
It represents the future possibilities and innovations in
watch technology. This could include advanced features
like smartwatch capabilities (e.g., fitness tracking,
notifications), integration with smartphones for enhanced
connectivity, innovative materials for improved durability,
and unique design elements to cater to different styles
and preferences.
12. 4. Cricket Bat
• Core Benefit: The core benefit of a cricket bat is providing a tool for players to
strike and hit the cricket ball effectively during the game.
• Basic Product: The basic product level includes the basic components and
structure of a cricket bat, such as the blade, handle, and grip. It represents the
essential design and functionality required for playing cricket.
13. • Expected Product: At the expected product level, customers anticipate certain
features and qualities in a cricket bat. This may include a specific weight and size
for optimal balance and Flexibility, a durable construction using high-quality
materials.
• Augmented Product: The augmented product level involves additional
features and enhancements that enhance the cricket bat's performance and
player experience. This can include features such as advanced grip technology for
better control, specially designed edges for increased power and sweet spot, anti-
vibration systems for reduced impact on the hands, and customizable options for
personal preferences.
14. • Potential Product:
The potential product level represents future innovations
and possibilities in cricket bat technology. This could
include advancements such as carbon fiber reinforcement
for improved strength and lightness, specialized coatings
for enhanced durability and protection, integrated sensors
for data tracking and analysis, and design modifications
for optimized performance based on player movement
15. 5. Juice
• Core Benefit: The core benefit of juice is providing a refreshing and nutritious
beverage made from fruits or vegetables, offering hydration and potential health
benefits.
• Basic Product: The basic product level includes the essential elements of juice,
such as the extraction of liquid from fruits or vegetables, filtration, and packaging
into bottles or containers.
16. • Expected Product: At the expected product level, customers anticipate certain
features and qualities in juice. This may include natural flavors, freshness, a
smooth texture, and being free from artificial additives or preservatives.
• Augmented Product: The augmented product level involves additional
features and enhancements that differentiate the juice and add value. This can
include attributes such as organic or locally sourced ingredients, added vitamins
or antioxidants, specific flavor combinations, and various packaging options (such
as eco-friendly materials or convenient single-serve packs).
17. • Potential Product:
The potential product level represents future possibilities
and innovations in juice. This could include advancements
such as functional juices with targeted health benefits (e.g.,
immune-boosting or energy-boosting properties), unique
flavor profiles from exotic fruits, incorporation of
sustainable farming practices, and novel packaging
designs to improve convenience and shelf life.
18. 6. Laptop Bag
• Core Benefit: The core benefit of a laptop bag is providing a convenient and
protective way to carry and transport a laptop or other electronic devices
securely.
• Basic Product: The basic product level includes the essential components and
functionality of a laptop bag. This typically includes a compartment or sleeve to
hold and protect the laptop, handles or straps for carrying, and additional pockets
or compartments for accessories.
19. • Expected Product: At the expected product level, customers expect certain
features and qualities in a laptop bag. This may include a suitable size and fit for
the laptop, durable materials for longevity and protection, comfortable handles or
straps, and sufficient storage space for accessories like chargers, cables, and
documents.
• Augmented Product: The augmented product level involves additional
features and enhancements that enhance the laptop bag's functionality and user
experience. This can include features such as padded compartments for extra
protection, organizational pockets for efficient storage, water-resistant or
weatherproof materials, and ergonomic design for comfortable carrying.
20. • Potential Product:
The potential product level represents future
possibilities and innovations in laptop bag design.
This could include advancements such as built-in
charging capabilities or power banks for on-the-go
device charging, anti-theft features like RFID-
blocking pockets or fingerprint recognition locks,
integration with smart devices for tracking or
notifications, and sustainable materials or
manufacturing processes.
21. 7. Shoes
• Core Benefit: The core benefit of shoes is providing protection and comfort for
the feet, allowing individuals to walk, run, and move comfortably.
• Basic Product: The basic product level includes the basic components and
structure of shoes, such as the upper material, sole, and fastening mechanisms. It
represents the essential design and functionality required for footwear.
22. • Expected Product: At the expected product level, customers expect certain
features and qualities in shoes. This may include proper fit, durability, sufficient
arch and ankle support, and appropriate traction for different surfaces.
• Augmented Product: The augmented product level involves additional
features and enhancements that enhance the shoes' performance and user
experience. This can include attributes such as cushioning for enhanced comfort,
breathable materials for moisture management, stylish designs and color options,
and technologies for impact absorption or stability.
23. • Potential Product:
The potential product level represents future
innovations and possibilities in shoe technology.
This could include advancements such as smart
features for activity tracking or customizing fit,
sustainable and eco-friendly materials, adaptive or
self-adjusting components for personalized
comfort, and cutting-edge designs for improved
performance and style.
24. 8. Wireless Speaker
• Core Benefit: The core benefit of a wireless speaker is providing convenient and
wireless audio playback, allowing users to enjoy music or other audio content
without the need for wired connections.
• Basic Product: The basic product level includes the basic components and
functionality of a wireless speaker, such as the speaker drivers, amplifier, wireless
connectivity (e.g., Bluetooth or Wi-Fi), and power source (e.g., battery or AC
adapter).
25. • Expected Product: At the expected product level, customers expect certain
features and qualities in a wireless speaker. This may include good sound quality,
compatibility with a wide range of devices, easy pairing and setup, and a portable
and compact design.
• Augmented Product: The augmented product level involves additional
features and enhancements that enhance the wireless speaker's performance and
user experience. This can include attributes such as waterproof or rugged
construction for outdoor use, extended battery life for longer playtime, built-in
microphone for hands-free calling, and additional connectivity options (e.g., NFC
or voice assistant integration).
26. • Potential Product:
The potential product level represents future possibilities and
innovations in wireless speaker technology. This could include
advancements such as multi-room audio synchronization for a
seamless audio experience throughout the home, advanced
sound processing algorithms for enhanced audio quality,
integration with smart home systems, and wireless charging
capabilities.
27. 9. Zong 4g Internet device
• Core Benefit: The core benefit of a Zong 4G internet device is providing fast
and reliable internet connectivity, allowing users to access the internet and stay
connected wherever they are.
• Basic Product: The basic product level includes the essential components and
functionality of a Zong 4G internet device. This typically includes the device itself,
a SIM card slot, and support for 4G/LTE connectivity.
28. • Expected Product: At the expected product level, customers expect certain
features and qualities in a Zong 4G internet device. This may include compatibility
with multiple devices (such as smartphones, tablets, and laptops), easy setup and
configuration, decent coverage, and sufficient data speeds for browsing,
streaming, and other online activities.
• Augmented Product: The augmented product level involves additional
features and enhancements that enhance the Zong 4G internet device's
performance and user experience. This can include attributes such as long battery
life for extended usage, support for multiple network bands for wider coverage, a
user-friendly interface for managing settings and data usage, and the ability to
connect multiple devices simultaneously.
29. Potential Product:
The potential product level represents future possibilities
and innovations in Zong 4G internet device technology.
This could include advancements such as 5G compatibility
for even faster speeds, improved network optimization for
better performance in congested areas, enhanced security
features for safe browsing, and integration with smart
home or IoT devices.
30. 10. Hand Massager
• Core Benefit: Hand massagers provide relaxation and relief to the hands by
reducing muscle tension, improving blood circulation, and alleviating stress.
• Generic Product: Hand massagers typically have a hand-shaped design and
feature massage nodes or rollers that apply pressure and knead the muscles. They
are powered by batteries or electricity and offer basic controls for adjusting
intensity and massage modes.
31. • Expected Product: Customers expect hand massagers to have adjustable
settings for intensity and speed, an ergonomic design that fits comfortably in the
hand, and a range of massage techniques such as kneading, rolling, or vibration.
The materials used are typically easy to clean.
• Augmented Product: Hand massagers at this level may offer additional
features like heat therapy to provide soothing warmth during the massage. They
may have customizable programs or presets for targeted massage sessions and
built-in timers for automatic shut-off. Portability and lightweight design are also
emphasized for convenience.
32. Potential Product:
The potential product level represents future innovations in
hand massager technology. Possibilities include smart
connectivity for app control and personalized massage
programs. Integrated sensors could provide real-time
feedback and enable pressure adjustments. Adjustable hand
sizes may cater to different hand shapes, and advanced
materials or textures may enhance the massage experience
further.