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IKEA is considering expanding further in the US market but faces some challenges. It must adapt its offerings and stores to local tastes in the US, which is more expensive. It also needs to address American perceptions that self-assembled furniture is lower quality. IKEA's expansion in the US has so far been gradual, opening only 3 new stores from 2009 to 2012. To expand successfully, IKEA will need to overcome Americans' preferences for customization, commissioned salespeople, and perceptions of self-assembly versus pre-assembled furniture. It will also need to improve its online presence and promotional strategies to match American preferences.
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IKEA was founded in 1943 by Ingvar Kamprad in Sweden. It has grown to become one of the largest furniture retailers in the world with over 650 million annual visitors to its stores globally. IKEA appeals to mass markets by offering affordable, Scandinavian-designed furniture and home accessories. It aims to create "a better everyday life for the many people" through low prices made possible by efficient operations and frequent product replacements. IKEA understands customers and influences their buying decisions using marketing strategies tailored to local cultures and based on the five stages of problem recognition, information search, alternative evaluation, purchase decision, and post-purchase behavior.
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IKEA was founded in 1943 by Ingvar Kamprad in Sweden. It emerged as a leader in the home furniture industry by offering leading-edge design and functional home furnishings at extremely low prices. IKEA cuts costs by avoiding transportation and assembly costs, locating stores far from cities, and negotiating best value prices from suppliers. It reaches consumers through social media campaigns and provides services like delivery and optional assembly (for a fee) to improve customer satisfaction. While IKEA has experienced strong growth, its growth rate has slowed in recent years as it expands into new markets. Pros of its strategy include cheap prices and easy self-assembly, while cons include the lack of free shipping and difficulty finding specific items in large stores.
Ikea case study
1. IKEA was founded in 1943 by Ingvar Kamprad and has grown into a retail giant in home furnishings. Its vision is to "create a better everyday life for the many people."
2. IKEA keeps operational costs low through bulk buying, efficient supply chain management, and store locations. It also caters to local market needs through customized products and showrooms.
3. IKEA utilizes quirky marketing campaigns and holiday specials. Its success is attributed to understanding cultural, social, and personal factors. The document discusses IKEA's strengths and opportunities for improvement.
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IKEA analyzed its consumer market through a cost leadership strategy of low operational costs, DIY assembly, and store locations that allowed for self-service. It expanded globally into markets like the US and Asia by adapting to local cultures through product customizations. IKEA targets family and teenage consumers through advertising and promotions. It promotes the lifestyle its products provide through campaigns. To continue growing, IKEA adapts to new markets by understanding cultural differences and targeting promotions while keeping prices low through its supply chain and assembly model.
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IKEA Targetting
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IKEA is considering expanding further in the US market but faces some challenges. It must adapt its offerings and stores to local tastes in the US, which is more expensive. It also needs to address American perceptions that self-assembled furniture is lower quality. IKEA's expansion in the US has so far been gradual, opening only 3 new stores from 2009 to 2012. To expand successfully, IKEA will need to overcome Americans' preferences for customization, commissioned salespeople, and perceptions of self-assembly versus pre-assembled furniture. It will also need to improve its online presence and promotional strategies to match American preferences.
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This is a presentation of a mini case study on IKEA created in reference to Marketing Management by Philip Kotler, under a remote marketing internship under Prof. Sameer Mathur of IIM Lucknow
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IKEA was founded in 1943 by Ingvar Kamprad in Sweden. It has grown to become one of the largest furniture retailers in the world with over 650 million annual visitors to its stores globally. IKEA appeals to mass markets by offering affordable, Scandinavian-designed furniture and home accessories. It aims to create "a better everyday life for the many people" through low prices made possible by efficient operations and frequent product replacements. IKEA understands customers and influences their buying decisions using marketing strategies tailored to local cultures and based on the five stages of problem recognition, information search, alternative evaluation, purchase decision, and post-purchase behavior.
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IKEA was founded in 1943 by Ingvar Kamprad in Sweden. It emerged as a leader in the home furniture industry by offering leading-edge design and functional home furnishings at extremely low prices. IKEA cuts costs by avoiding transportation and assembly costs, locating stores far from cities, and negotiating best value prices from suppliers. It reaches consumers through social media campaigns and provides services like delivery and optional assembly (for a fee) to improve customer satisfaction. While IKEA has experienced strong growth, its growth rate has slowed in recent years as it expands into new markets. Pros of its strategy include cheap prices and easy self-assembly, while cons include the lack of free shipping and difficulty finding specific items in large stores.
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1. IKEA was founded in 1943 by Ingvar Kamprad and has grown into a retail giant in home furnishings. Its vision is to "create a better everyday life for the many people."
2. IKEA keeps operational costs low through bulk buying, efficient supply chain management, and store locations. It also caters to local market needs through customized products and showrooms.
3. IKEA utilizes quirky marketing campaigns and holiday specials. Its success is attributed to understanding cultural, social, and personal factors. The document discusses IKEA's strengths and opportunities for improvement.
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IKEA analyzed its consumer market through a cost leadership strategy of low operational costs, DIY assembly, and store locations that allowed for self-service. It expanded globally into markets like the US and Asia by adapting to local cultures through product customizations. IKEA targets family and teenage consumers through advertising and promotions. It promotes the lifestyle its products provide through campaigns. To continue growing, IKEA adapts to new markets by understanding cultural differences and targeting promotions while keeping prices low through its supply chain and assembly model.
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The document discusses IKEA, the life improvement store founded in 1943 in Sweden. It is now one of the largest companies in the world with over 400 stores globally and $36 billion in annual sales. IKEA analyzes consumer markets closely, taking into account personal, social, cultural, financial, and economic factors. It builds strong emotional connections with customers through its advertisements and focuses on affordability. The document also discusses IKEA's strategies of having a large supplier network, store locations, and affordable pricing that allow it to be one of the largest furniture sellers globally despite its do-it-yourself assembly model.
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This document summarizes IKEA's advertising strategies. It outlines IKEA's history from its founding in Sweden in the 1950s to expanding globally in the 2000s. IKEA's vision, mission, and business idea focus on offering well-designed, affordable home furnishings. The document also discusses IKEA's marketing mix of products, low prices, large store locations, and promotional strategies. It analyzes IKEA's target customer segments and competitors. Finally, it presents IKEA's advertising partners and objectives around increasing sales, awareness, and engagement through an integrated marketing communications approach.
IKEA marketing management case study
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1. Introduction of IKEA in brief.
2. IKEA's vision.
3. Reasons for its uniqueness.
4. Case study questions and answers.
Ikea presentation
Ikea is an international home products company founded in Sweden in 1926 that designs and sells ready-to-assemble furniture. It has been the world's largest furniture retailer since 2008. Ikea's mission is to create a better everyday life for people. The company cuts costs by locating stores outside cities, using a one-way store format to save energy, and finding the right manufacturers for each product. Ikea has essentially changed how people shop for furniture by offering affordable, ready-to-assemble options, but it must review its strategy to be effective in all global markets.
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IKEA was founded in 1943 in Sweden and has grown to become the largest furniture retailer in the world. It achieves success through offering Scandinavian design at extremely low prices. IKEA visits consumers to understand local preferences and adapts products accordingly, such as adding deeper drawers for US wardrobes and more seating in California stores. While IKEA revolutionized furniture shopping through its self-assembly model and one-way store layout, drawbacks include potential quality issues and an overwhelming experience for some customers. IKEA continues to use market research and product differentiation to meet demands in local markets through a transnational strategy.
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IKEA is the largest global furniture retailer operating in 41 countries with $32 billion in revenue in 2015. Founded in 1943 in Sweden by Ingvar Kamprad, IKEA originally sold pens and seeds from a shed. IKEA is known for its affordable Scandinavian designs through low prices and flat-packed furniture that customers assemble themselves. While IKEA has changed the way people shop for furniture through convenience and savings, their expansion has also led to some problems as customers must travel long distances and do the assembly themselves.
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Ikea To South Africa Presentation Final
This document compares IKEA and Carrefour as potential retail platforms for entering the furniture and home goods market in Sub-Saharan Africa. It analyzes the advantages of each model and the business environments in target countries including Cameroon, Ghana, Kenya, South Africa, and Tanzania. It recommends that IKEA enter the South African market first due to its strong economic factors, supportive retail policies, and cultural fit for IKEA's brand. An entry plan is proposed focusing on franchising, targeting consumers, adapting products, management strategies, and using mobile promotion. Competition is assessed as relatively concentrated with opportunities in office supplies as well.
IKEA
1. IKEA is launching its first store in Thailand and has developed a marketing plan to introduce the brand to Thai customers. The plan includes advertising campaigns, a press conference, and a grand opening event to generate awareness and excitement around the new store.
2. The marketing plan aims to position IKEA as a one-stop furniture destination that puts customers first. Campaigns will highlight IKEA's affordable prices and environmental sustainability.
3. The grand opening event aims to introduce 30,000 local visitors to IKEA's products and brand philosophy. It will feature games, demonstrations, and prizes to create a fun family atmosphere and positive first impressions of IKEA in Thailand.
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Complete integrated communications marketing plan for IKEA
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Ikea
IKEA is an international home furnishings retailer founded in Sweden in 1943. It has faced various marketing challenges expanding internationally, such as when first entering the Japanese market in the 1970s by not properly adapting to Japanese culture and lifestyle. However, IKEA learned from this experience and has since been more successful in Japan by tailoring products, store size and format, packaging, and promotions to Japanese customer preferences and housing conditions. Future challenges for IKEA include balancing global standardization with regional autonomy and cultural sensitivity.
Ikea presentation (Customer Behavior)
Questions
1. How has IKEA successfully sold its home furnishing
products in so many countries around the world?
Do global customer segments truly exist?
2. How important is the role of IKEA’s Swedish brand
image? What are the implications for marketing?
3. To what extent has IKEA practised a standardised
strategy versus an adapted strategy in its
global marketing? What are the advantages and
disadvantages of this approach?
4. Some say communications, especially the Internet
and television, enable a global culture to be
broadcast to all societies. Are the cultures of the
world becoming more similar or more different?
IKEA- A CASE STUDY
IKEA is a Swedish multinational group of companies that designs and sells ready-to-assemble furniture (such as beds, chairs and desks), appliances and home accessories. It has been the world's largest furniture retailer since at least 2008.
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This case study is about a multinational company which sells ready to assemble furniture and home accessories. According to the economics records as at 2008 this is the world largest furniture retailer. (Forbes, 2013)
This report describes about the main strategies which IKEA use to approach to different markets with different consumers and with them IKEA has evolved into the largest furniture retailer in the world with approximately 300 stores in 38 countries and revenues topping $21.5 billion in 2009. Its top countries in terms of sales include Germany, 16 percent; United States, 11 percent; France, 10 percent; United Kingdom, 7 percent; and Italy, 7 percent. (Business week, 2005)
According to the final decision IKEA has made a different way of shop for furniture with the time develops and it has reach to the expectations of its customers according to their expectations.
Finally, in the conclusion of the report shows the final view of the researcher about the finding regarding to the IKEA strategies throughout the research and final judgment which make about the given case.
IKEA
IKEA was founded in 1943 in Sweden by Ingvar Kamprad with a vision of providing well-designed, affordable home furnishings. In the late 1950s, IKEA began focusing solely on furniture and pioneered a new retail model of flat-packed furniture that customers assemble themselves, keeping costs and prices low. This innovative strategy enabled IKEA to grow rapidly and become the world's largest furniture retailer, with 287 stores globally by 2011 and annual sales of $24.7 billion. The document discusses IKEA's past growth and potential future strategic positioning as furniture retailing continues to evolve.
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This case study analyzes IKEA's market-driven strategies to sustain competitive advantage and expand its business. IKEA focuses on offering high quality, affordable home furnishings through its product, price, place, and promotion approaches. It sources from over 1,300 suppliers globally to keep costs low. IKEA also customizes products for different markets. The case recommends IKEA strengthen research and development, promote environmental sustainability, and support cooperatives to help communities.
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IKEA is the largest furniture retailer in the world known for its inexpensive, functional designs. It expanded successfully in Europe due to its accessible store locations and self-service model. However, IKEA stumbled in North America by not fully understanding customer needs. It has since adapted by redesigning products, opening larger stores, and targeting younger demographics. IKEA's strategy involves standardization with local adaptation. It also builds strong supplier relationships to ensure low prices. While its large global scale presents challenges, IKEA continues to use market research and strategic partnerships to address weaknesses and drive ongoing success.
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IKEA is a private international home products company headquartered in Sweden. It designs and sells ready-to-assemble furniture, appliances, and home accessories. IKEA has 301 stores across 37 countries and territories worldwide. Some of its competitors include Jarden, Fortune Brands, Masco, and Rubbermaid. IKEA aims to provide affordable products to as many people as possible and positions itself as customers' partner in better living.
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IKEA is a Swedish furniture retailer founded in 1943. It has annual revenues of $37.6 billion from 340 stores in 28 countries. IKEA cuts costs through supply chain control, bulk purchasing, efficient design, and requiring customers to assemble products themselves. Their target market includes young professionals and families. While IKEA has adapted stores and products for different cultures, their DIY model is not as successful in Asia. Moving forward, IKEA could further expand in emerging markets like China and India.
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IKEA aims to provide affordable home furnishings to many people through well-designed, functional products combined with quality and value. It analyzes consumer behavior and markets to design products according to lifestyles and cultures globally. IKEA uses marketing strategies like loyalty programs and quirky campaigns. It has expanded internationally with 392 stores in 48 countries as of 2016.
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Ikea is an international home products company founded in Sweden in 1926 that designs and sells ready-to-assemble furniture. It has been the world's largest furniture retailer since 2008. Ikea's mission is to create a better everyday life for people. The company cuts costs by locating stores outside cities, using a one-way store format to save energy, and finding the right manufacturers for each product. Ikea has essentially changed how people shop for furniture by offering affordable, ready-to-assemble options, but it must review its strategy to be effective in all global markets.
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IKEA was founded in 1943 in Sweden and has grown to become the largest furniture retailer in the world. It achieves success through offering Scandinavian design at extremely low prices. IKEA visits consumers to understand local preferences and adapts products accordingly, such as adding deeper drawers for US wardrobes and more seating in California stores. While IKEA revolutionized furniture shopping through its self-assembly model and one-way store layout, drawbacks include potential quality issues and an overwhelming experience for some customers. IKEA continues to use market research and product differentiation to meet demands in local markets through a transnational strategy.
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This document compares IKEA and Carrefour as potential retail platforms for entering the furniture and home goods market in Sub-Saharan Africa. It analyzes the advantages of each model and the business environments in target countries including Cameroon, Ghana, Kenya, South Africa, and Tanzania. It recommends that IKEA enter the South African market first due to its strong economic factors, supportive retail policies, and cultural fit for IKEA's brand. An entry plan is proposed focusing on franchising, targeting consumers, adapting products, management strategies, and using mobile promotion. Competition is assessed as relatively concentrated with opportunities in office supplies as well.
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1. IKEA is launching its first store in Thailand and has developed a marketing plan to introduce the brand to Thai customers. The plan includes advertising campaigns, a press conference, and a grand opening event to generate awareness and excitement around the new store.
2. The marketing plan aims to position IKEA as a one-stop furniture destination that puts customers first. Campaigns will highlight IKEA's affordable prices and environmental sustainability.
3. The grand opening event aims to introduce 30,000 local visitors to IKEA's products and brand philosophy. It will feature games, demonstrations, and prizes to create a fun family atmosphere and positive first impressions of IKEA in Thailand.
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IKEA is an international home furnishings retailer founded in Sweden in 1943. It has faced various marketing challenges expanding internationally, such as when first entering the Japanese market in the 1970s by not properly adapting to Japanese culture and lifestyle. However, IKEA learned from this experience and has since been more successful in Japan by tailoring products, store size and format, packaging, and promotions to Japanese customer preferences and housing conditions. Future challenges for IKEA include balancing global standardization with regional autonomy and cultural sensitivity.
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Questions
1. How has IKEA successfully sold its home furnishing
products in so many countries around the world?
Do global customer segments truly exist?
2. How important is the role of IKEA’s Swedish brand
image? What are the implications for marketing?
3. To what extent has IKEA practised a standardised
strategy versus an adapted strategy in its
global marketing? What are the advantages and
disadvantages of this approach?
4. Some say communications, especially the Internet
and television, enable a global culture to be
broadcast to all societies. Are the cultures of the
world becoming more similar or more different?
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IKEA is a Swedish multinational group of companies that designs and sells ready-to-assemble furniture (such as beds, chairs and desks), appliances and home accessories. It has been the world's largest furniture retailer since at least 2008.
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This case study is about a multinational company which sells ready to assemble furniture and home accessories. According to the economics records as at 2008 this is the world largest furniture retailer. (Forbes, 2013)
This report describes about the main strategies which IKEA use to approach to different markets with different consumers and with them IKEA has evolved into the largest furniture retailer in the world with approximately 300 stores in 38 countries and revenues topping $21.5 billion in 2009. Its top countries in terms of sales include Germany, 16 percent; United States, 11 percent; France, 10 percent; United Kingdom, 7 percent; and Italy, 7 percent. (Business week, 2005)
According to the final decision IKEA has made a different way of shop for furniture with the time develops and it has reach to the expectations of its customers according to their expectations.
Finally, in the conclusion of the report shows the final view of the researcher about the finding regarding to the IKEA strategies throughout the research and final judgment which make about the given case.
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IKEA was founded in 1943 in Sweden by Ingvar Kamprad with a vision of providing well-designed, affordable home furnishings. In the late 1950s, IKEA began focusing solely on furniture and pioneered a new retail model of flat-packed furniture that customers assemble themselves, keeping costs and prices low. This innovative strategy enabled IKEA to grow rapidly and become the world's largest furniture retailer, with 287 stores globally by 2011 and annual sales of $24.7 billion. The document discusses IKEA's past growth and potential future strategic positioning as furniture retailing continues to evolve.
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This case study analyzes IKEA's market-driven strategies to sustain competitive advantage and expand its business. IKEA focuses on offering high quality, affordable home furnishings through its product, price, place, and promotion approaches. It sources from over 1,300 suppliers globally to keep costs low. IKEA also customizes products for different markets. The case recommends IKEA strengthen research and development, promote environmental sustainability, and support cooperatives to help communities.
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IKEA is the largest furniture retailer in the world known for its inexpensive, functional designs. It expanded successfully in Europe due to its accessible store locations and self-service model. However, IKEA stumbled in North America by not fully understanding customer needs. It has since adapted by redesigning products, opening larger stores, and targeting younger demographics. IKEA's strategy involves standardization with local adaptation. It also builds strong supplier relationships to ensure low prices. While its large global scale presents challenges, IKEA continues to use market research and strategic partnerships to address weaknesses and drive ongoing success.
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IKEA is a global furniture retailer founded in Sweden in 1943. It sells ready-to-assemble furniture and home goods. IKEA has become the largest furniture retailer, with $37.8 billion in sales in 2016 across 392 stores in 48 countries. IKEA's vision is to offer a better everyday life for many customers through unique, low-cost products. It pursues differentiation with thousands of products and replacing a third annually, giving items unique names. IKEA also uses flat packaging, DIY assembly, and full-store experiences to reduce costs and encourage purchases. The company tailors its offerings and stores to local cultures and demographics. Extensive print catalogues and promotional campaigns have built brand loyalty while lowering marketing
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This document discusses IKEA's market research findings from interviewing prospective furniture buyers. It found that while some prefer to assemble their own furniture for customization and affordability, others prefer hiring someone due to age or not wanting to damage furniture. The document also discusses IKEA's product categories, competitive advantages like affordable prices and global presence, and opportunities and threats in the Philippine market such as development but also competition from local stores. The objectives discussed include introducing IKEA in the Philippines through advertising and PR to target classes A and B.
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The project analyses the importance of branding for Ikea and can help us to find out about IKEA's SWOT analysis and the STP process for Ikea. It also gives information on Ikea's Vision and Mission and Ikea's Marketing Mix, Ikea's Pestle Analysis, Ikea's Five Forces Model, Ikea's History and Ikea's Products and Services.
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IKEA is a Swedish multinational group that manufactures and sells ready-to-assemble furniture, kitchen appliances and home accessories. It is the world's largest furniture retailer, with over 12,000 products sold in stores located in 35 countries. IKEA offers low-cost furniture and home accessories using a direct sales and flat-pack delivery model. It aims to provide affordable prices through efficient operations and sourcing materials in large volumes.
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IKEA was founded in 1926 by Ingvar Kamprad in Sweden. It started as a small business selling pens and seeds but began focusing on furniture retailing in the 1940s. In the 1960s, IKEA developed its concept of flat-pack furniture that customers assemble themselves, allowing it to offer affordable prices. It expanded internationally in the 1980s and continues growing, now focusing on home furnishings and markets in countries like Japan and Russia.
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This document provides a case study on IKEA's opportunities and challenges in expanding into the markets of China and Japan. IKEA sees these Asian markets as emerging opportunities for future growth. In China, IKEA can tap into the large population but still struggles to convert visitors to sales. While Chinese consumers are becoming more individualistic, IKEA must still adapt to local tastes. In Japan, IKEA fits consumers' preference for simplicity but must convince them of the value of home decorating given small home sizes. IKEA researched both markets for years before entering and uses brand management to meet customers' needs and build credibility.
A Marketing Excellence - IKEA
IKEA is a Swedish home furnishings company founded in 1943 that sells ready-to-assemble furniture and home accessories. It has nearly 400 stores in 48 countries and pioneered flat-pack furniture designs. IKEA's vision is to offer well-designed, functional home products at affordable prices. Its marketing strategy includes its product range, stores, catalogues, and communications. While IKEA has changed how people shop for furniture through its do-it-yourself model and affordability, this strategy faces challenges in expanding to new markets from competition and cultural differences regarding DIY.
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In this chapter, you will
learn about:
> IKEA’s Global Strategy
Furniture retailer IKEA is a Swedish company that has transformed itself into a
global organization over the past three decades. Ingvar Kamprad founded the firm
in Sweden in 1943 when he was 17 years old. IKEA originally sold pens, picture
frames, jewelry, and nylon stockings—any product that Kamprad could sell at a low
price. In 1950, IKEA began selling furniture and housewares. In the 1970s, the
company began expanding into Europe and North America. IKEA’s philosophy is to
offer quality, well-designed furnishings at low prices. The company designs “knock-
down” furniture that the customer purchases and then assembles at home. Designs
implement functional, utilitarian, and space-saving features, with a distinctive Scan-
dinavian style.
IKEA Group sales for the fiscal year 2006 totaled 17.3 billion euros, mak-
ing IKEA the largest furniture retailer in the world. Its stores, usually located in
major cities, are mammoth, warehouse-style outlets, with each stocking approxi-
mately 9,500 items, including everything for the home—from sofas to plants to
kitchen utensils.
IKEA is now owned by a Dutch-registered foundation controlled by the Kam-
prad family. Its corporate offices are in the Netherlands, Sweden, and Belgium.
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1. The role of strategy in
international business
2. The integration-responsiveness
framework
3. Distinct strategies emerging
from the integration-
responsiveness framework
4. Organizational structure
5. Alternative organizational
arrangements for international
operations
6. Building the global firm
7. Putting organizational change in
motion
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Product development, purchasing, and warehousing are concentrated in Sweden.
Headquarters designs and develops IKEA’s global product line and branding, often
in close collaboration with external suppliers. Approximately 30 percent of the mer-
chandise is made in Asia, and two-thirds in Europe. A few items are sourced in
North America to address the specific needs of that market, but 90 percent of IKEA’s
product line is identical worldwide. Managers at IKEA stores feed market research
back to headquarters in Sweden on sales and customer preferences.
IKEA targets people all over the world, with a focus on families with limited
income and limited living space. This global segment is characterized by liberal-
minded, well-educated, white-collar people—including college students—who care
little about status and view foreign products positively. Targeting a global customer
segment allows IKEA to offer standardized products at uniform prices, a strategy
that minimizes the costs of international operations. IKEA seeks scale economies by
consolidating worldwide design, purchasing, and manufacturing. It distinguishes
itself from conventional furniture makers that s ...
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IKEA began as a small business started by Ingvar Kamprad in Sweden in the 1940s selling various goods. It began focusing solely on furniture in 1951 and opened its first furniture showroom in 1953. IKEA designs its own affordable, functional furniture and sells flat-packed to keep costs low. It has experienced rapid international expansion since the 1970s and now has over 300 stores in more than 35 countries. However, IKEA has faced pressures from the global housing downturn which has reduced sales growth in some markets. It will focus future expansion on emerging markets to mitigate challenges in the Western world.
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- 3. “To create a better everyday life for the many people” VISION
- 4. TARGET MARKET •College Students •Families with children
- 5. BRAND POSITIONING HIGH Quality at LOW Prices. “Do-It-Yourself”. INNOVATIVE designs which can be FLAT PACKED. ANALYSING needs based on different regions.
- 8. CUSTOMIZING STORES AND PRODUCTS BASED ON CULTURE AND REGION
- 13. Additional facilities – Child Care, Restaurants and Help Desks.
- 14. Providing After Sales Service
- 17. What are some of the things IKEA is doing right to reach consumers in different markets? What else could it be doing? 1. IKEA adopted clever marketing strategies. 2. Provided the products at low cost. 3. Adopted the strategy of various suppliers. 4. Produces the product according to the needs of the customers in different regions. However IKEA could 1. Open more of its outlets in the City area 2. start expanding its branches in more countries
- 18. IKEA has essentially changed the way people shop for furniture. Discuss the pros and cons of this strategy, especially as the company plans to continue to expand in places like Asia and India. PROS 1. Essential key feature of IKEA is ‘self-assembly’ 2. Functions globally by focusing on the local tastes. 3. ‘One-way format’ makes it more accessible to its customers. CONS 1. Format of the shop can be too overwhelming 2. Customers can’t access the store easily
- 20. What is IKEA? Target Market Brand Positioning IKEA’s Success Promotional Strategies Case Studies
- 21. DISCLAIMER Created by Shriya Jangid, Dyal Singh College(M), Delhi University, during a marketing internship by Prof. SAMEER MATHUR, IIM LUCKNOW