Milo is repositioning itself as a family health drink for all ages. It will target consumers aged 6 and above across rural and urban areas. Milo will emphasize its nutritional benefits like calcium for healthy bones and focus on family health. It will use a multi-pronged communication strategy including TV, print, outdoor, digital and rural media to increase awareness and recall of Milo as a complete family drink.
This paper discusses IKEA’s corporate and business level strategy and how these strategies are best supported by operations strategies of IKEA. It also discusses how IKEA differentiated itself from its competitors. Paper highlights various operational trade-offs done by company. Paper, on later stage focuses on how supply network contributed to achieving company’s objectives and strategies.
Lake Database Database Template Map Data in Azure Synapse AnalyticsErwin de Kreuk
Database templates in Synapse Analytics are blueprints which can be used by organizations to plan, architect and design solutions.
How can we use these Database Templates in a day-to-day business, in order to speed up to automate this process?
Map data tool can help us with that
Sales and Operations Planning at Newell Rubbermaidadownard
The document summarizes a webcast presentation by Newell Rubbermaid on their global sales and operations planning (S&OP) process. It provides an overview of Newell Rubbermaid's business segments and organizational structure. It then discusses their S&OP people, processes, systems, measures of success, and goals for further improvement.
This document discusses Apple's application of Just-in-Time (JIT) manufacturing techniques. It first provides background on Apple, describing it as an American technology company that designs consumer electronics. It then explains that JIT involves receiving goods from suppliers as needed rather than maintaining large inventories, requiring accurate demand forecasting. The document outlines how Apple leverages JIT principles by outsourcing production to strategic suppliers and maintaining minimal inventory levels through a single US warehouse and drop shipping, reducing costs.
The document provides a strategic marketing plan for 99 Speedmart Sdn Bhd, a Malaysian mini market chain with over 1000 stores. The plan includes:
1) Conducting a SWOT analysis to identify the company's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.
2) Developing recommendations through a TOWS matrix to leverage strengths and opportunities, and mitigate weaknesses and threats.
3) Proposing key marketing objectives and strategies centered around developing customer loyalty programs using a new e-Groceries application and e-loyalty program integrated with social media marketing on Facebook.
4) Outlining implementation tactics and an evaluation framework to measure the success of the marketing plan.
This marketing plan is for Tesco Stores (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd, a subsidiary of British retailer Tesco operating in Malaysia. The plan covers situational analysis, objectives, strategies, and marketing elements. Key competitors in Malaysia include Giant, Carrefour, and Jusco, who compete on price, variety of products, and shopping experience. A SWOT analysis identifies Tesco's strengths in brand, customer service and prices, as well as opportunities for growth, but also weaknesses in over-reliance on the UK market and threats from economic declines and competitive pressures. The plan analyzes Tesco's target Malaysian customers and outlines segmentation, targeting, and positioning strategies.
This document appears to be a presentation about Starbucks given to an associate professor. It includes sections on Starbucks' history and founding in 1971, its mission statement, global expansion strategies including different models used, key competitors like The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, and marketing strategies. It also includes financial highlights and analyses of Porter's Five Forces. The conclusion section is blank.
This paper discusses IKEA’s corporate and business level strategy and how these strategies are best supported by operations strategies of IKEA. It also discusses how IKEA differentiated itself from its competitors. Paper highlights various operational trade-offs done by company. Paper, on later stage focuses on how supply network contributed to achieving company’s objectives and strategies.
Lake Database Database Template Map Data in Azure Synapse AnalyticsErwin de Kreuk
Database templates in Synapse Analytics are blueprints which can be used by organizations to plan, architect and design solutions.
How can we use these Database Templates in a day-to-day business, in order to speed up to automate this process?
Map data tool can help us with that
Sales and Operations Planning at Newell Rubbermaidadownard
The document summarizes a webcast presentation by Newell Rubbermaid on their global sales and operations planning (S&OP) process. It provides an overview of Newell Rubbermaid's business segments and organizational structure. It then discusses their S&OP people, processes, systems, measures of success, and goals for further improvement.
This document discusses Apple's application of Just-in-Time (JIT) manufacturing techniques. It first provides background on Apple, describing it as an American technology company that designs consumer electronics. It then explains that JIT involves receiving goods from suppliers as needed rather than maintaining large inventories, requiring accurate demand forecasting. The document outlines how Apple leverages JIT principles by outsourcing production to strategic suppliers and maintaining minimal inventory levels through a single US warehouse and drop shipping, reducing costs.
The document provides a strategic marketing plan for 99 Speedmart Sdn Bhd, a Malaysian mini market chain with over 1000 stores. The plan includes:
1) Conducting a SWOT analysis to identify the company's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.
2) Developing recommendations through a TOWS matrix to leverage strengths and opportunities, and mitigate weaknesses and threats.
3) Proposing key marketing objectives and strategies centered around developing customer loyalty programs using a new e-Groceries application and e-loyalty program integrated with social media marketing on Facebook.
4) Outlining implementation tactics and an evaluation framework to measure the success of the marketing plan.
This marketing plan is for Tesco Stores (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd, a subsidiary of British retailer Tesco operating in Malaysia. The plan covers situational analysis, objectives, strategies, and marketing elements. Key competitors in Malaysia include Giant, Carrefour, and Jusco, who compete on price, variety of products, and shopping experience. A SWOT analysis identifies Tesco's strengths in brand, customer service and prices, as well as opportunities for growth, but also weaknesses in over-reliance on the UK market and threats from economic declines and competitive pressures. The plan analyzes Tesco's target Malaysian customers and outlines segmentation, targeting, and positioning strategies.
This document appears to be a presentation about Starbucks given to an associate professor. It includes sections on Starbucks' history and founding in 1971, its mission statement, global expansion strategies including different models used, key competitors like The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, and marketing strategies. It also includes financial highlights and analyses of Porter's Five Forces. The conclusion section is blank.
90% of the data on the internet has been created since 2016, according to an IBM Marketing Cloud study. People, businesses, and devices have all become data factories that are pumping out incredible amounts of information to the web each day.
We’ve been tracking the growth of data created on the internet for several years, and have updated the information for 2017 to show you how much data that is being created on the internet – every day!
Read more in our blog: https://blog.microfocus.com/how-much-data-is-created-on-the-internet-each-day/
The document provides an overview of IKEA's strategic development history and outlines a strategic analysis for its future direction. Part 1 analyzes IKEA's past strategies including its low cost, high quality approach and international expansion. Part 2 conducts external PESTEL and Porter's Five Forces analyses of the furniture industry as well as an internal SWOT analysis of IKEA. Part 3 will identify strategic options and make recommendations for IKEA's future strategic path.
IKEA is a Swedish multinational group that designs and sells ready-to-assemble furniture, kitchen appliances and home accessories. In the early 1990s, IKEA adopted the Natural Steps framework to implement its environmental policy and plans. This led IKEA to make changes to its products and services to be more sustainable and environmentally friendly. IKEA now aims to offer only renewable, recyclable or recycled materials for its products and move to clean energy by 2020 as part of its social responsibility efforts.
Global Business Strategy of British Petroleum (BP)Faysal Alam
This document provides information about globalization and BP. It discusses the key features and advantages/disadvantages of globalization. It then provides a brief history of BP, outlining its mission, vision, organizational structure, key facts and figures. It describes BP's four core values of being progressive, innovative, green, and performance-driven. Finally, it lists some of BP's major product and service brands such as BP, Aral, and others.
This document outlines the schedule and plan for a forum discussion on parenting skills and child development. It includes:
1) A timeline of meetings from April to June 2020 to conduct research, outline the discussion, practice responses, and finalize the forum.
2) Assignments of research articles to four participants identified by student ID number. The articles cover topics like overparenting, parenting styles, the effects of technology on children, and parenting skills that influence cognitive development.
3) An outline for the forum discussion including introductory premises to be presented by each of the four panelists on topics like the definition of effective parenting, how parenting skills influence emotional competence, the effects of overuse of technology, pampering
ASSIGNMENT: Business Law (example of answer)Rofidah Azman
I got quite good mark for this assignment. I'd like to share with other fellow students the example of answers for the questions. There are of course rooms for improvement. Good luck!
Nestle traces its origins back to 1866 with the opening of the first European condensed milk factory in Switzerland. In 1867, Henri Nestle launched an infant cereal that saved the life of a baby, establishing nutrition as the cornerstone of Nestle's business. Over subsequent decades, Nestle expanded internationally through mergers and acquisitions. Today, Nestle employs over 330,000 people across over 150 countries and has 461 factories worldwide. Nestle is committed to creating shared value for shareholders and society through its Corporate Business Principles focused on nutrition, health, sustainability and human rights.
Gardenia began in 1969 when an American was sent to East Malaysia to start a bakery. Gardenia Bakeries (KL) Sdn Bhd was formed and rolled out its first loaf of bread in 1986, becoming the market leader within four years with near 100% brand recall. The company is now owned by Malaysian businessman Tan Sri Syed Mokhtar Shah and produces various baked goods while also focusing on health and charitable causes through partnerships with organizations like NADI.
Coca Cola is a leading beverage company in the world. In this 5 min presentation a short overview of leadership styles within this company is emphasized.
The document outlines an innovation roadmap timeline showing milestones, achievements, releases, threats and initiatives for financial reforms from Q1 2018 to Q4 2018. Key events include ISO certification, SSL certification, in-app purchases, single sign-on/SAML release, ticket system improvements, redundancy/failover, third party integrations, competitor analysis, usage metrics, executive dashboards, and automating HR processes. The timeline aims to achieve gains in efficiency, empower teams, and remove hurdles through discoveries and critical initiatives.
Nestle is a large multinational food and beverage company founded in 1866 that produces products ranging from baby food to adult food and beverages. It operates in over 186 countries around the world and has faced some challenges including boycotts related to its marketing of breast milk substitutes. Nestle's core competencies include innovation in products, processes and systems, operational efficiency, ensuring products reach customers whenever and wherever needed, and increased communication with customers.
Electronic Procurement Systems Help Nestlé Realize Operational Efficiencies SAP Ariba
Nestlé implemented an electronic procurement system using Quadrem to communicate with suppliers globally. The system allowed Nestlé to standardize processes, eliminate manual order handling, and realize annual savings of over 20,000 hours. Initial results showed nearly 100,000 orders transmitted in 12 months across regions in the Americas and Europe. Nestlé aims to move more suppliers to integrated solutions and add new suppliers and regions.
Management Of Change : A study of problem and Challenges in Nestlearif587
This document summarizes the history of Nestle, beginning with its founding in 1866 by Henri Nestle. It discusses several acquisitions and mergers Nestle made between 1905 and 2003 that led to it becoming the world's largest food company. The document also summarizes some key issues Nestle has faced, such as child labor allegations in cocoa production and an ethical boycott in the 1970s. It describes solutions Nestle implemented like a supplier code and advertising campaigns. Finally, it discusses Nestle restructuring its traditional hierarchical structure in the "Nestle on the Move" program to develop employees and promote a common culture.
Coca Cola has operated globally for over 125 years, manufacturing and distributing over 500 beverage brands in over 200 countries. It focuses on refreshing customers and creating shared happiness and value. Key operations include sourcing raw materials, production, packaging, quality management, and inventory tracking. Coca Cola also engages in sustainability efforts, community outreach, and strategic partnerships. It aims to think globally but act locally through a network of bottling partners.
The Lego case study, the great turnaround 2003 - 2013John Ashcroft
In presenting his report to management in June 2003, Jørgen Vig Knudstorp, then head of strategic development had pulled no punches, “We are on a burning platform, losing money with negative cash flow and a real risk of debt default which could lead to a break up of the company. In 2013, LEGO reported profits of $1.5 bn on sales of $4.5 bn. Quite a turnaround! Here's how.
Milo aims to increase awareness and sales in Lahore through various marketing objectives and strategies. It currently dominates the niche market of 3-13 year olds. The marketing plan identifies Milo's target segment as future champions aged 3-13 and analyzes strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats. Strategies include promotional events, advertising, and expanding product variety. The budget estimates the powdered chocolate drink market at $6 billion and allocates $35 billion for Milo promotions based on population data. Recommendations include maintaining marketing efforts, introducing new flavors, and using events and social media for promotion.
90% of the data on the internet has been created since 2016, according to an IBM Marketing Cloud study. People, businesses, and devices have all become data factories that are pumping out incredible amounts of information to the web each day.
We’ve been tracking the growth of data created on the internet for several years, and have updated the information for 2017 to show you how much data that is being created on the internet – every day!
Read more in our blog: https://blog.microfocus.com/how-much-data-is-created-on-the-internet-each-day/
The document provides an overview of IKEA's strategic development history and outlines a strategic analysis for its future direction. Part 1 analyzes IKEA's past strategies including its low cost, high quality approach and international expansion. Part 2 conducts external PESTEL and Porter's Five Forces analyses of the furniture industry as well as an internal SWOT analysis of IKEA. Part 3 will identify strategic options and make recommendations for IKEA's future strategic path.
IKEA is a Swedish multinational group that designs and sells ready-to-assemble furniture, kitchen appliances and home accessories. In the early 1990s, IKEA adopted the Natural Steps framework to implement its environmental policy and plans. This led IKEA to make changes to its products and services to be more sustainable and environmentally friendly. IKEA now aims to offer only renewable, recyclable or recycled materials for its products and move to clean energy by 2020 as part of its social responsibility efforts.
Global Business Strategy of British Petroleum (BP)Faysal Alam
This document provides information about globalization and BP. It discusses the key features and advantages/disadvantages of globalization. It then provides a brief history of BP, outlining its mission, vision, organizational structure, key facts and figures. It describes BP's four core values of being progressive, innovative, green, and performance-driven. Finally, it lists some of BP's major product and service brands such as BP, Aral, and others.
This document outlines the schedule and plan for a forum discussion on parenting skills and child development. It includes:
1) A timeline of meetings from April to June 2020 to conduct research, outline the discussion, practice responses, and finalize the forum.
2) Assignments of research articles to four participants identified by student ID number. The articles cover topics like overparenting, parenting styles, the effects of technology on children, and parenting skills that influence cognitive development.
3) An outline for the forum discussion including introductory premises to be presented by each of the four panelists on topics like the definition of effective parenting, how parenting skills influence emotional competence, the effects of overuse of technology, pampering
ASSIGNMENT: Business Law (example of answer)Rofidah Azman
I got quite good mark for this assignment. I'd like to share with other fellow students the example of answers for the questions. There are of course rooms for improvement. Good luck!
Nestle traces its origins back to 1866 with the opening of the first European condensed milk factory in Switzerland. In 1867, Henri Nestle launched an infant cereal that saved the life of a baby, establishing nutrition as the cornerstone of Nestle's business. Over subsequent decades, Nestle expanded internationally through mergers and acquisitions. Today, Nestle employs over 330,000 people across over 150 countries and has 461 factories worldwide. Nestle is committed to creating shared value for shareholders and society through its Corporate Business Principles focused on nutrition, health, sustainability and human rights.
Gardenia began in 1969 when an American was sent to East Malaysia to start a bakery. Gardenia Bakeries (KL) Sdn Bhd was formed and rolled out its first loaf of bread in 1986, becoming the market leader within four years with near 100% brand recall. The company is now owned by Malaysian businessman Tan Sri Syed Mokhtar Shah and produces various baked goods while also focusing on health and charitable causes through partnerships with organizations like NADI.
Coca Cola is a leading beverage company in the world. In this 5 min presentation a short overview of leadership styles within this company is emphasized.
The document outlines an innovation roadmap timeline showing milestones, achievements, releases, threats and initiatives for financial reforms from Q1 2018 to Q4 2018. Key events include ISO certification, SSL certification, in-app purchases, single sign-on/SAML release, ticket system improvements, redundancy/failover, third party integrations, competitor analysis, usage metrics, executive dashboards, and automating HR processes. The timeline aims to achieve gains in efficiency, empower teams, and remove hurdles through discoveries and critical initiatives.
Nestle is a large multinational food and beverage company founded in 1866 that produces products ranging from baby food to adult food and beverages. It operates in over 186 countries around the world and has faced some challenges including boycotts related to its marketing of breast milk substitutes. Nestle's core competencies include innovation in products, processes and systems, operational efficiency, ensuring products reach customers whenever and wherever needed, and increased communication with customers.
Electronic Procurement Systems Help Nestlé Realize Operational Efficiencies SAP Ariba
Nestlé implemented an electronic procurement system using Quadrem to communicate with suppliers globally. The system allowed Nestlé to standardize processes, eliminate manual order handling, and realize annual savings of over 20,000 hours. Initial results showed nearly 100,000 orders transmitted in 12 months across regions in the Americas and Europe. Nestlé aims to move more suppliers to integrated solutions and add new suppliers and regions.
Management Of Change : A study of problem and Challenges in Nestlearif587
This document summarizes the history of Nestle, beginning with its founding in 1866 by Henri Nestle. It discusses several acquisitions and mergers Nestle made between 1905 and 2003 that led to it becoming the world's largest food company. The document also summarizes some key issues Nestle has faced, such as child labor allegations in cocoa production and an ethical boycott in the 1970s. It describes solutions Nestle implemented like a supplier code and advertising campaigns. Finally, it discusses Nestle restructuring its traditional hierarchical structure in the "Nestle on the Move" program to develop employees and promote a common culture.
Coca Cola has operated globally for over 125 years, manufacturing and distributing over 500 beverage brands in over 200 countries. It focuses on refreshing customers and creating shared happiness and value. Key operations include sourcing raw materials, production, packaging, quality management, and inventory tracking. Coca Cola also engages in sustainability efforts, community outreach, and strategic partnerships. It aims to think globally but act locally through a network of bottling partners.
The Lego case study, the great turnaround 2003 - 2013John Ashcroft
In presenting his report to management in June 2003, Jørgen Vig Knudstorp, then head of strategic development had pulled no punches, “We are on a burning platform, losing money with negative cash flow and a real risk of debt default which could lead to a break up of the company. In 2013, LEGO reported profits of $1.5 bn on sales of $4.5 bn. Quite a turnaround! Here's how.
Milo aims to increase awareness and sales in Lahore through various marketing objectives and strategies. It currently dominates the niche market of 3-13 year olds. The marketing plan identifies Milo's target segment as future champions aged 3-13 and analyzes strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats. Strategies include promotional events, advertising, and expanding product variety. The budget estimates the powdered chocolate drink market at $6 billion and allocates $35 billion for Milo promotions based on population data. Recommendations include maintaining marketing efforts, introducing new flavors, and using events and social media for promotion.
BU 504 PROJECT COVER SHEETSTUDENT NAME RAUSHAN IBRAYEVA.docxcurwenmichaela
BU 504 PROJECT COVER SHEET
STUDENT NAME: RAUSHAN IBRAYEVA
Name of your selected product: Nestle Milo
Real product / Fictional product
WORKSHEET ONE: FULL PRODUCT
WORKSHEET TWO: (2) TARGET MARKET
WORKSHEET THREE: FULL
DESCRIPTION, MAIN COMPETITORS,
PROFILES, CHOSEN ADVERTISING/MEDIA
CREATIVE BRIEF, DESIGN
FORMER MKTG, FULL 4P ASSESSMENT
PREFERENCES OF EACH GROUP & WHY
STRATEGY—PROJECT ADS
NESTLE MILO 1
NESTLE MILO 3
What interests you in this product and what is your experience with it?
BU 504 COURSE PROJECT: WORKSHEET 1
STUDENT NAME: RAUSHAN IBRAYEVA
Name of your selected product: Nestle Milo
What interests you in this product, and what is your experience with it?
One of the most interesting things about Nestle Milo it’s the great aroma and unique taste that makes one to want more. With or without sugar added into it, the drink is very delicious and can also be mixed with either hot or warm water depending with the preference of the consumer. Secondly, it is a beverage suitable and recommendable to all members of the society. Life is by itself very challenging and daily activities leaves one weary, exhausted, and even fatigued. Nestle Milo is a legendary beverage that has been used for generations to provide the body with the much-needed vitamins, minerals, and energy. Taking a single cup of Nestle Milo leaves one rejuvenated and happy about life and the entire body is ready to handle the challenging tasks. The more reason is that the energy obtained from Nestle Mile is supplied to the brain and the nervous system.
FULL PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Nestle Milo is a beverage manufactured and packed by Nestle Company. The company was founded in 1934 by Thomas Mayne who was an Australian industrial chemist and inventor. Thomas developed milo and it was launched during the Sydney Royal Easter Show (Stevens, 2010). Production and packaging of milo for sale to the general public was commented in one of the company’s plants located in Smithtown near Kempsey located in the North Coast of the New South Wales. The name was derived from an ancient athlete by the name Milo of Croton due to his great strength. Nestle Milo is a mixture of chocolate and malt powder and the mixture is mixed with hot or warm water or milk to produce the aromatic beverage. The product is popular in different parts of the world for instance; South America, Australia, Southeast Asia, Africa, and Oceania (Stevens, 2010). The beverage made from the product can be used for breakfast or in the course of the day. The Milo powder is normally packed in a green tin with the outside depicting different sporting activities.
Nestle Milo have the following benefits:
1. Contains Calcium to Promote Strong Bones
2. Milo Is Packed with Iron
3. Excellent Source of Energy
4. Supports Immunity System
5. Supports Children’s Development
6. Contains Carbohydrate
7. Helps Optimizing the Nutrients Absorption
8. Nourished Drink for Healthy Diet
9. Excellent Snack Ideas
10. Tasty an.
Evian is a premium French mineral water brand that produces roughly 2 billion plastic bottles per year and generates over $1 billion in annual revenue, targeting health-conscious young adults. Lucozade is a UK-originated brand of energy and sports drinks that produces 1 billion bottles annually and generates $445 million in revenue, targeting a younger male demographic. Both brands have undertaken large advertising campaigns, such as Evian's "Roller Babies" and Lucozade's "Energy Beats Everything", to promote their products and increase sales.
[ Baby Marketees ] Group 1 - Brand AssignmentCường Phan
The document discusses several brands and their relationships with consumers. It covers how brands can address consumers' life issues or fears (Anlene), be woven into daily routines (Lifebuoy), bring back memories (Lego), inspire affection or anxiety about availability (Budweiser), play important roles over many years (McDonald's), be seen as dependable partners (Dell), and feel deeply familiar (P/S toothpaste). The brands discussed aim to strengthen bones (Anlene), promote handwashing (Lifebuoy), foster creativity (Lego), deliver premium beer experiences (Budweiser), offer convenience (McDonald's), provide reliable computers (Dell), and ensure fresh breath (P/S
[ Baby Marketees ] Group 1 - Brand AssignmentCường Phan
Anlene is a bone health product brand from New Zealand that has been on the market for 20 years. It aims to raise awareness of osteoporosis and promotes better nutrition and exercise to prevent bone issues. Anlene has funded numerous clinical trials on bone health.
Lifebuoy is a hand soap brand that aims to change handwashing behavior in developing countries to reduce child mortality from diseases. It has various product lines and promotes hygiene education programs.
Lego engages both children and adults through creative play and nostalgia. While the core building block toys have remained similar, Lego also produces movies and video games to appeal to multiple generations simultaneously.
Pepsi Co is a global manufacturer and distributor of food and beverages. It focuses on marketing and distribution networks rather than direct competition. The company selects internal strengths to capitalize on and looks for ways to improve opportunities and combat threats. Pepsi holds the second largest share of the food and beverage industry. The document discusses Pepsi Co's organizational structure and product portfolio which includes brands like Pepsi, Gatorade, and Quaker Oats.
- Kellogg's launched in India in 1994 and has since offered products like cornflakes, wheat flakes, and rice flakes.
- Special K is a low-fat cereal marketed for weight loss, made of grains like rice and wheat.
- The document discusses Kellogg's target audience as Indian housewives aged 25-45, who are health-conscious and interested in losing weight easily.
Almino provides organic almond milk and aims to be the market leader in the organic drink category. Its vision is to create trustworthy FMCG products that serve unique benefits to society. Almino's almond milk is made from organic almonds, is vegan, dairy-free, and enriched with vitamins. It positions itself as a healthy alternative to milk that promotes health and wellness. The company sources high quality almonds from California and uses uniquely designed packaging in the shape of an almond to build brand awareness and identity.
1. Marketing products with invisible traits like nutrients requires generating consumer belief and trust through branding and communication over time.
2. When marketing to low-income consumers, ensuring food and income security is key to increasing adoption of biofortified crops. Education about the link between food and health is also important.
3. Successful marketing involves three stages: brand development to identify consumer aspirations, a brand strategy to position the product, and brand activation through promotion and communication strategies.
Nestlé is the world's largest food and beverage company present in 189 countries. It has over 2000 brands and its purpose is to enhance quality of life and contribute to a healthier future. Founded in 1866, Nestlé has a long history and now has three ambitions for 2030 related to sustainability. It produces many well-known products globally and regionally like Nescafé, KitKat, Nido, Maggi, and pet food. Nestlé faces challenges in meeting changing consumer demands around health, e-commerce, and clean labels. However, through innovation and portfolio management, Nestlé aims to be the leader in nutrition, health, and wellness.
Nestlé is the world's largest food and beverage company present in 189 countries. It has over 2000 brands and its purpose is to enhance quality of life and contribute to a healthier future. Nestlé was founded in 1866 and has since grown significantly, developing important brands like Nescafé, KitKat, Nido, and Maggi over the decades. It faces challenges in meeting changing consumer demands around health, sustainability, and e-commerce while also dealing with controversies. However, Nestlé exerts great efforts to be the leader in nutrition by producing better quality products and satisfying consumers.
Baby Marketees 2017 - assignment 1 - group 2Võ Bình
- Vinamilk has provided scholarships to poor students in Vietnam to support their education since 2003. They also sponsor the Vietnam Stops Growing Milk Fund since 2008 to provide nutrition to children in difficult circumstances.
- Through thorough research on target customers, especially children, Vinamilk designs promotional activities and advertisements using animated films, cartoon characters, and colorful images to create a sense of familiarity.
- Repeated use of the cow image in Vinamilk advertisements over many years has made the cow a familiar part of families' lives in Vietnam and increased their familiarity with the Vinamilk brand.
Stonyfield Organic yogurt seeks to increase sales and market share through a campaign created by Vision Media agency. The campaign aims to reach women ages 34-49 by emphasizing Stonyfield's commitment to sustainability, organic practices, and community initiatives. The objectives are to achieve 80% comprehension and 40% conviction of the Stonyfield brand through advertising across various media channels over 12 months.
Nestlé started as a small business founded by a pharmacist and has grown to become one of the largest food and beverage companies in the world with over 250,000 employees in 83 countries. Nestlé has a wide range of products from pet food to coffee and junk food to health food. While Nestlé has seen significant global success, it has also faced some controversies over advertising, food issues, and socioeconomic impact. Nestlé remains one of the largest corporations in the world and will likely continue expanding its product lines and global reach.
The document provides an overview of the FMCG industry, Nestle company, and Maggi noodles. It discusses that the FMCG industry deals with consumer packaged goods that are regularly consumed. Nestle is the world's largest food and beverage company, originating in Switzerland in 1866. Maggi noodles were first created in Switzerland in the 1880s as an instant food and were launched in India in 1983 by Nestle, becoming synonymous with instant noodles.
This marketing plan summary provides an overview of Vitasoy's expansion into the mainland Chinese market. It analyzes Vitasoy's customers in Hong Kong, competitors in the soymilk market like Nestle and Yeo's, and recommends a marketing strategy targeting Chinese youth to build lifelong brand loyalty as they raise families. The integrated marketing plan will promote Vitasoy's health and family image through celebrity endorsements, product flavors, and interactive campaigns to connect with mainland audiences.
Our largest creative PR op to date published in one of our key target publications today. As part of The Grocer's largest annual supplement ’The Dairymen’ looking at challenges facing the industry we were tasked with creating a generic 21st century milk marketing campaign that addressed the under indexing and declining sales of milk especially amongst millennials.
This document provides an overview of wound healing, its functions, stages, mechanisms, factors affecting it, and complications.
A wound is a break in the integrity of the skin or tissues, which may be associated with disruption of the structure and function.
Healing is the body’s response to injury in an attempt to restore normal structure and functions.
Healing can occur in two ways: Regeneration and Repair
There are 4 phases of wound healing: hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, and remodeling. This document also describes the mechanism of wound healing. Factors that affect healing include infection, uncontrolled diabetes, poor nutrition, age, anemia, the presence of foreign bodies, etc.
Complications of wound healing like infection, hyperpigmentation of scar, contractures, and keloid formation.
Beyond Degrees - Empowering the Workforce in the Context of Skills-First.pptxEduSkills OECD
Iván Bornacelly, Policy Analyst at the OECD Centre for Skills, OECD, presents at the webinar 'Tackling job market gaps with a skills-first approach' on 12 June 2024
A Visual Guide to 1 Samuel | A Tale of Two HeartsSteve Thomason
These slides walk through the story of 1 Samuel. Samuel is the last judge of Israel. The people reject God and want a king. Saul is anointed as the first king, but he is not a good king. David, the shepherd boy is anointed and Saul is envious of him. David shows honor while Saul continues to self destruct.
This presentation was provided by Rebecca Benner, Ph.D., of the American Society of Anesthesiologists, for the second session of NISO's 2024 Training Series "DEIA in the Scholarly Landscape." Session Two: 'Expanding Pathways to Publishing Careers,' was held June 13, 2024.
Level 3 NCEA - NZ: A Nation In the Making 1872 - 1900 SML.pptHenry Hollis
The History of NZ 1870-1900.
Making of a Nation.
From the NZ Wars to Liberals,
Richard Seddon, George Grey,
Social Laboratory, New Zealand,
Confiscations, Kotahitanga, Kingitanga, Parliament, Suffrage, Repudiation, Economic Change, Agriculture, Gold Mining, Timber, Flax, Sheep, Dairying,
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.
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12. Strengths (existed) Strengths (new)
It is an international brand . We are coming up with benefits like memory
sharpness for children and senior citizens.
It was perceived as drink with two strong
deliverables –energy and taste. Milo is made from natural ingredients to
provide a source of nutritious energy for
It emerged as no.2 in 3 out of 4 zones instead active bodies.
of tough competition.
Calcium for healthy bones .
Easy to use packaging.
Attractive packaging. We will be providing in sachets.
Milo was affordable without compromising It contains natural ingredients.
on quality.
Now it is also for lower middle class, middle
It was also for upper class and middle class as class in rural and urban areas.
it was available in different packaging at
lowered price.
13. Weakness (existed) Weakness (new)
It’s entry was late in Indian market, hence Its serves a complementary drink and not
existing brands dominated Indian market. original as drink.
Being an international brand we faced The other competitors have more variants
cultural barriers. compared to Milo.
It does not have a unique taste. The taste
differs from country to country
Appeal is only made to children not to all age
group.
14. Opportunities (existed) Opportunities (new)
Being an international brand resources for We will tie up with Milk companies.
advertising can be extensive and intensive.
We will come up with a fitness club called
Gym.
Threats (existed) Threats (new)
Milo’s brand promised of winning that was Other competitors have built more trust
unfortunately perceived only as an then Milo.
advertising claim.
Market share of the existing competitors is
Established competitors brands existed at the more.
time of Milo launched in India.
15. STP (existed) STP (new)
Target audience – Children, athletes Target audience - Parents, children, senior
sports person and mothers citizen & youths
Segmentation: Segmentation :
Geographic - Urban and Metro areas Geographic- Urban and Rural areas.
Demographic - Demographic-
Age group 6years to 20years Age- 6 yrs and above.
Sex- Male and female.
Psychographics - Socio-economic class- Middle class, lower
1.The mothers who are concerned about their middle class ,upper middle class & upper
children’s health. class.
2.The children who liked tasty drink with milk
(chocolate) Psychographics -
3.Athletes who believe in remaining energetic 1.People concerned about their and others
throughout the day. health.
2.People who are quiet busy in their
schedule.
3.People who dislike plain milk.
4.Health conscious.
16. Behavioral Behavioral
Benefit : Benefit :
The product has vitamins in it which will It not only provides vitamins but also
provide a good blend of milk and vitamins nutrition ,minerals and calcium for healthy
together bones.
It controls cholesterol level for senior citizens.
Usage :
Milo user can have everyday in the morning & Usage :
evening to keep your day healthy and full of Consumers can have it directly or with milk
energy. or water.
The product can be taken with water or milk.
Buyer readiness :
Nestle is trusted international brand
consumed by every age group .
Occasion :
Milo can be specially consumed during
summer season or any sports event.
17. Positioning Positioning
USP : USP :
Chocolaty Energy Drink. Naturally rich in carbohydrates.
Tagline :
Tagline : “Smart fit family”
“Go and go and go with Milo”
18.
19. Communication objective Communication objective (new)
(existed)
Category Need : Category Need :
The Milo brand was especially for children, Milo is for everyone(children ,parents ,senior
Athletes and sports people. citizen, youth, athletes)
Brand Awareness : Brand awareness :
The awareness of the brand was done by TV commercials, attractive hoardings, quiz
sponsoring in various sports events, banners, contest, sponsoring sports events in schools
TV commercials and hoardings. and colleges, internet marketing like pop
ups, websites and rural advertising like wall
Brand Attitude : paintings.
The brand was for winners and specifically
for sporty and active people. Brand attitude :
The brand stands for family care, smartness
Brand Purchase Intentions : and sharpness.
This brand was purchased by the parents who
are more concerned about their children’s Brand purchase intention :
health and the people who are interested in Because it is a complete family health drink.
sports and want to develop energy in them
20. Communication model (existed) Communication model (new)
AIDA model : AIDA model :
Attention : Attention :
They created regional ads both print and T.V. Attention of the audience can be grabbed
They created ad that wins mother’s though TV commercials, Banners, events in
confidence and trust emotionally. It showed schools and colleges, Ambient media, rural
children winning competition by drinking advertising and internet marketing.
Milo.
Interest:
Interest: Interest for purchasing the product can be
To create interest they lowered the price. created by providing trail Sachets in side the
They gave Milo mugs and bats on purchase of newspapers or magazines. Free packs with
Milo . the milk .(Amul, Govardhan and others)
Desire: Desire:
Their product was packed in boxes instead of The desire can be created by executing it as a
glass jars. They kept packaging as such that it family drink and providing fitness tips for
could be easily used by children so that they every one.
can prepare their own drink.
Action:
Action: We will ask the retailers to display the
They provided with free merchandise (Balls, product in the front row.
bats etc.)
21. Advertising objective (existed) Advertising objective (new)
To make the target audience aware of the To make people aware about the new
new brand in the market. features of Milo.
Persuade them to buy the product : Persuade them to buy the product :
By convincing Indian mothers that this is Persuade them to buy product by
the brand that will let your child win all emphasizing it as a family health drink
competitions of life in a healthy and with nutritional value.
nutritious way through ads.
POP (point of purchase) – Displaying maximum of
milo product at retail outlets.
22.
23. Marketing brief (existed) Marketing brief (new)
Marketing Objective : Marketing Objective :
To capture and dominate the market of 6 to To earn up to maximum profit by targeting
13 years old future champions. the consumers of age 6years & above and to
reposition it as a family health drink.
Scheduling strategy :
Scheduling strategy :
Flighting- Because they advertised more in
sports event, Olympics, marathon and world Continuity – Continuously play radio ads and
cup and gave gap to TVC while there were no show print ads in newspaper, sports and other
sports event going on. magazines ,display hoardings and increase
the reach and frequency by TVC so that
people don’t forget the brand name.
31. Q-7
If yes, what did you like in the ad?
(personal opinion)
• Offers
• Winning spirit of Children in the ad
• Sachin Tendulkar
• That it was focused on cricket.
34. Do you remember the brand
ambassador of Milo? Wo?
(recall value)
35. Q - 11
Whom would you like to see as the next
brand ambassador for Milo ads?
(ad objective)
• Vishwanath Anand.
• Suresh Raina.
• Johnny Lever.
• Mahindra Singh Dhoni.
• Salman Khan.
36. Would you like to have
flavors in Milo?
(market research)