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Mirza International is a leading shoe manufacturer headquartered in Delhi, India. It has fully integrated manufacturing facilities including a tannery and shoe production plants. The company produces shoes under its Redtape and Oaktrak brands. It prioritizes corporate social responsibility through employee welfare programs and community support initiatives in the areas near its manufacturing locations.
Rustom Desai is the Managing Director of Corning India. He discusses his 20-year career journey with Corning, starting in the US and working in various roles across India, China, and Taiwan. He highlights both the challenges and successes of setting up Corning's first manufacturing plant in India, including deciding on the location, dealing with approvals processes, developing local talent, and establishing Corning's culture and values within the Indian organization. The Indian plant has now outperformed many of Corning's other plants on key metrics.
Syunaka Enterprise presented on their final project. They produce and sell dadih, biscuits, and kerepek. Their products are sold at the Ungu Violet Café from 11am to 5pm targeting students and lecturers. They have experienced issues with competitors, supplies and suppliers that they are working to address, such as finding new suppliers. Their financial reports show dadih and biscuits sales increasing each month while kerepek sales declined. They aim to improve communications, meet demand, and gain experience running a business.
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OMEGA Exim Ltd. is launching a new canned chips product in Bangladesh called KRUNCHY BARREL Chips. They perform a situation analysis which finds there is demand for chips but health concerns. Their SWOT analysis identifies strengths like quality product but weaknesses like being a new product line. Their marketing strategy targets children and young people with advertising, and positions the product as higher quality and harmless compared to competitors. They will implement the strategy through a sales team with territories across Bangladesh to promote the unique product.
Flagship News-Letter of Bharuch District Management Association. Compilation of articles devoted to improve management skills, human resource, and contemporary corporate affairs.
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The document summarizes a student's summer internship project conducting a SWOT analysis of the company Sasta Sundar.com. Key findings from installing the company's app and obtaining spot orders included low app installation rates, with many older customers not having smartphones. A SWOT analysis identified strengths like discounts and delivery, weaknesses like stock issues and limited coverage area, opportunities like expanding rural markets, and threats from competitors offering both online and in-store options. Recommendations included gathering customer feedback, informing customers of out of stock items, and focusing marketing more on health products.
The document discusses the bankruptcy filing of Seven Dreamers Laboratories Inc., a Tokyo-based startup that had developed a prototype laundry-folding robot called Laundroid. The startup had received over 10 billion yen in funding but struggled to commercialize the robot, missing two sales targets. It accumulated 2.2 billion yen in debt from heavy R&D investments. Unable to secure more funds for further development to improve the robot, the startup filed for bankruptcy, ending development of the Laundroid robot for now. The concept of a laundry-folding robot had generated interest, but technical and financial challenges prevented Seven Dreamers from successfully bringing their prototype to market.
The document provides a proposal for positioning Imperial Leather soap as the best selling luxury soap brand in India. It includes a table of contents, company mission statement, analysis of factors affecting consumer behavior, current market analysis of competitors including Lux, Dove and Lifebuoy, conclusion, and SWOT analysis. It then outlines the strategic planning process including defining the company mission, setting objectives, designing business portfolio, and planning functional strategies such as market segmentation, target marketing, and product positioning.
The document provides an overview of topics and key concepts to study for an international business management exam, including international strategy, entry modes, exporting, global production and outsourcing, international marketing, and research and development. It also lists five essay questions that may appear on the exam, covering scenarios related to developing a promotion strategy, exporting specialty popcorn, manufacturing strategy, and entering international markets for a new HIV vaccine.
Glo Tech Organics Pvt Ltd is an Indian company established in 2009 that develops and exports innovative organic products for agriculture and horticulture. It has developed 11 products total, with 2 exported internationally and 9 sold domestically. The company has received funding from various sources totaling over 80 lakhs INR and seeks further financing from investors to increase confidence and target future production and marketing.
The document discusses opportunities for medical device companies in emerging markets. It notes that emerging markets currently make up 15% of the global medical device market but are growing 2-5x faster than developed markets. Key points discussed include:
- Emerging markets are becoming new frontiers for growth as their populations and numbers of elderly expand dramatically.
- Major medical device companies have made acquisitions in China and other emerging Asian markets but M&A activity is expected to pick up further, especially in India following regulatory changes.
- To succeed in emerging markets, companies need to develop products tailored for local needs and costs, leverage low-cost manufacturing and partnerships for market access, and establish research and business operations locally.
SWOT analysis is a strategic planning method used to evaluate the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats of a business. It involves specifying objectives and identifying internal and external factors. Matching identifies competitive advantages by matching strengths to opportunities. Converting applies strategies to transform weaknesses or threats into strengths or opportunities, such as finding new markets. A SWOT analysis of Nirma Chemicals identifies strengths like its strong brand equity and market leadership, weaknesses like a high interest burden, and opportunities like exports and new categories that converting strategies could address threats from MNCs and regional players.
This document summarizes a six-week summer training program at Aarti International Ltd. It outlines the company's mission, vision, organizational structure, quality objectives, key markets, cotton types, SWOT analysis, and financial analysis. The company's mission is to provide reliable services by adding value. Its vision is to be globally recognized as a supplier of choice. The organizational structure shows the board of directors and company structure. Key markets include Hong Kong, China, and India. A SWOT analysis identifies strengths like raw materials and skilled labor, and weaknesses like reliance on cotton. The financial analysis includes current and quick ratios and debt-equity ratios.
SWOT analysis for a business.
What is SWOT analysis?
How they are carried out?
What are the importance, advantage and disadvantages of SWOT analysis?
Case study of a real life SWOT analysis carried out by SAMSUNG.
The document discusses the principles of effectual thinking used by successful entrepreneurs. It provides examples of entrepreneurs who focused on affordable loss, leveraging contingencies, and forming partnerships with available resources and networks. The document advocates an iterative process of taking action with available means and allowing outcomes to develop organically rather than relying solely on predictive business plans and analyses.
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This document provides an introduction and overview of Big Bazaar and D-Mart, two large retail chains in India. It discusses:
1) Big Bazaar is a hypermarket chain owned by Pantaloon Retail that combines aspects of Indian bazaars with modern retail. It has over 330 stores across India.
2) D-Mart is a discount retail chain founded in 2002 that focuses on offering products at low costs.
3) The document serves as an introduction to a research project comparing the promotional strategies of Big Bazaar and D-Mart and how they influence customers. Primary and secondary research was conducted, including surveys.
Global enterprises, also known as multinational corporations (MNCs), are large companies that operate internationally through a network of branches across multiple countries. MNCs are characterized by their huge size, extensive product offerings, advanced technology, effective marketing strategies, and global operations. The top 200 MNCs control over a quarter of the world's economy due to their vast capital resources, latest technologies, and strong brand recognition that allow them to sell products worldwide. MNCs have a significant impact on the global economy and exercise massive influence through their international operations.
What is SWOT analysis? SWOT analysis is a strategic planning and strategic management technique used to help a person or organization identify Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats related to business competition or project planning.
You can employ SWOT analysis before you commit to any sort of action, whether you are exploring new initiatives, revamping internal policies, considering opportunities to pivot or altering a plan midway through its execution.
The analysis can show you the key areas where your organization is performing optimally, as well as which operations need adjustment.
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This document outlines the sections and contents of a typical business plan. It discusses the key preliminary sections like the executive summary and table of contents. The major sections covered include background on the business, objectives, market analysis, development and production details, marketing strategy, financial projections, ownership structure, and critical risks. Appendices that can be included are financial statements, photos, forecasts, and CVs. The purpose of a business plan is to communicate the vision, strategy, and financial forecasts of a business to stakeholders.
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The document is a marketing plan report for a new women's crossbody handbag produced by the company "Fashionable Life". It includes an executive summary, table of contents, and sections on the company/product overview, advertising, competition, SWOT analysis, market segmentation, distribution, expenses/financial analysis, and conclusion. The report was created using both primary and secondary research to develop an effective marketing strategy to promote the new product.
The document provides an overview of research projects conducted on the promotional strategies of Big Bazaar and D-Mart stores. It includes introductions to both Big Bazaar and D-Mart, describing their histories, product offerings, and locations. The document outlines the research methodology used in the projects, including objectives, data collection methods, sampling, and data analysis techniques. It presents findings on the marketing strategies and promotional activities of the two stores, including their use of the marketing mix, promotions, organization structure, and factors influencing customer purchases.
This document provides an acknowledgement and thanks to various individuals and organizations that assisted with a summer internship project. It thanks Cargill India Pvt. Ltd. for providing the opportunity and two managers specifically, Pritish Gupta and Rajat Sharma, for their guidance and support. The author also thanks their faculty guide for helpful suggestions. Thanks are also given to team members for their cooperation and the author's parents for their support.
This document provides a marketing analysis of 4 products - Aura white gold jewelry, Minute Maid orange juice, Janashakthi full option motor insurance, and Airtel mobile service. It conducts a SWOT analysis for each product and its main competitor. It also analyzes elements of the marketing mix for selected head-to-head product comparisons, detailing how Aura differs from Strong & String jewelry, how Minute Maid differs from Pepsi, and how Janashakthi full option differs from Ceylinco VIP On The Spot motor insurance. The document aims to demonstrate knowledge of concepts like the product life cycle, marketing mix, and competitive analysis.
The document provides a proposal for positioning Imperial Leather soap as the best selling luxury soap brand in India. It includes a table of contents, company mission statement, analysis of factors affecting consumer behavior, current market analysis of competitors including Lux, Dove and Lifebuoy, conclusion, and SWOT analysis. It then outlines the strategic planning process including defining the company mission, setting objectives, designing business portfolio, and planning functional strategies such as market segmentation, target marketing, and product positioning.
The document provides an overview of topics and key concepts to study for an international business management exam, including international strategy, entry modes, exporting, global production and outsourcing, international marketing, and research and development. It also lists five essay questions that may appear on the exam, covering scenarios related to developing a promotion strategy, exporting specialty popcorn, manufacturing strategy, and entering international markets for a new HIV vaccine.
Glo Tech Organics Pvt Ltd is an Indian company established in 2009 that develops and exports innovative organic products for agriculture and horticulture. It has developed 11 products total, with 2 exported internationally and 9 sold domestically. The company has received funding from various sources totaling over 80 lakhs INR and seeks further financing from investors to increase confidence and target future production and marketing.
The document discusses opportunities for medical device companies in emerging markets. It notes that emerging markets currently make up 15% of the global medical device market but are growing 2-5x faster than developed markets. Key points discussed include:
- Emerging markets are becoming new frontiers for growth as their populations and numbers of elderly expand dramatically.
- Major medical device companies have made acquisitions in China and other emerging Asian markets but M&A activity is expected to pick up further, especially in India following regulatory changes.
- To succeed in emerging markets, companies need to develop products tailored for local needs and costs, leverage low-cost manufacturing and partnerships for market access, and establish research and business operations locally.
SWOT analysis is a strategic planning method used to evaluate the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats of a business. It involves specifying objectives and identifying internal and external factors. Matching identifies competitive advantages by matching strengths to opportunities. Converting applies strategies to transform weaknesses or threats into strengths or opportunities, such as finding new markets. A SWOT analysis of Nirma Chemicals identifies strengths like its strong brand equity and market leadership, weaknesses like a high interest burden, and opportunities like exports and new categories that converting strategies could address threats from MNCs and regional players.
This document summarizes a six-week summer training program at Aarti International Ltd. It outlines the company's mission, vision, organizational structure, quality objectives, key markets, cotton types, SWOT analysis, and financial analysis. The company's mission is to provide reliable services by adding value. Its vision is to be globally recognized as a supplier of choice. The organizational structure shows the board of directors and company structure. Key markets include Hong Kong, China, and India. A SWOT analysis identifies strengths like raw materials and skilled labor, and weaknesses like reliance on cotton. The financial analysis includes current and quick ratios and debt-equity ratios.
SWOT analysis for a business.
What is SWOT analysis?
How they are carried out?
What are the importance, advantage and disadvantages of SWOT analysis?
Case study of a real life SWOT analysis carried out by SAMSUNG.
The document discusses the principles of effectual thinking used by successful entrepreneurs. It provides examples of entrepreneurs who focused on affordable loss, leveraging contingencies, and forming partnerships with available resources and networks. The document advocates an iterative process of taking action with available means and allowing outcomes to develop organically rather than relying solely on predictive business plans and analyses.
Strategic Management is tactic application in a situation of do or die, win or loose in the business environment it describes how the real life business organisations are doing it, starting with cola wars and emergence of virgin group.
This document provides an introduction and overview of Big Bazaar and D-Mart, two large retail chains in India. It discusses:
1) Big Bazaar is a hypermarket chain owned by Pantaloon Retail that combines aspects of Indian bazaars with modern retail. It has over 330 stores across India.
2) D-Mart is a discount retail chain founded in 2002 that focuses on offering products at low costs.
3) The document serves as an introduction to a research project comparing the promotional strategies of Big Bazaar and D-Mart and how they influence customers. Primary and secondary research was conducted, including surveys.
Global enterprises, also known as multinational corporations (MNCs), are large companies that operate internationally through a network of branches across multiple countries. MNCs are characterized by their huge size, extensive product offerings, advanced technology, effective marketing strategies, and global operations. The top 200 MNCs control over a quarter of the world's economy due to their vast capital resources, latest technologies, and strong brand recognition that allow them to sell products worldwide. MNCs have a significant impact on the global economy and exercise massive influence through their international operations.
What is SWOT analysis? SWOT analysis is a strategic planning and strategic management technique used to help a person or organization identify Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats related to business competition or project planning.
You can employ SWOT analysis before you commit to any sort of action, whether you are exploring new initiatives, revamping internal policies, considering opportunities to pivot or altering a plan midway through its execution.
The analysis can show you the key areas where your organization is performing optimally, as well as which operations need adjustment.
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Gopal Shenoy, a 14 year veteran of software product management in the United States. A frequently sought after speaker at several product management conferences and a featured product manager at institutes like Pragmatic Marketing, Gopal runs one of the best ranked product management blog in the world at productmanagementtips.com Gopal is currently the Director of Product Management at Gazelle.com in Boston, USA where he is leading the product efforts to enable consumers to trade-in over 250,000 used electronic gadgets for cash.
Whether you are currently a product manager or if you are aspiring to become a Product Manager, this seminar is for you! Join us to listen to Gopal deliver an inspirational seminar on the changing role of a Product Manager in a distributed ecosystem of customers and stakeholders, influence of social media on behaviors of prospective customers and how Indian Product Managers can position themselves for success in such a global business environment.This is your opportunity to ask one of the industry’s accomplished practitioners on how to go about building products that will succeed in the marketplace.
For more info you can visit www.adaptivemarketing.in
This document outlines the sections and contents of a typical business plan. It discusses the key preliminary sections like the executive summary and table of contents. The major sections covered include background on the business, objectives, market analysis, development and production details, marketing strategy, financial projections, ownership structure, and critical risks. Appendices that can be included are financial statements, photos, forecasts, and CVs. The purpose of a business plan is to communicate the vision, strategy, and financial forecasts of a business to stakeholders.
Pricipal of management full report about pepsicoSudipta Saha
PepsiCo's main strengths are its strong brand portfolio, high customer loyalty, and extensive experience with mergers and acquisitions. Its main weaknesses are a high dependence on large retailers like Walmart and an overreliance on the US domestic market. Opportunities for PepsiCo include expanding into emerging markets like China and India, while threats include new competitors from those emerging economies. The report analyzes PepsiCo's products using the BCG matrix and examines its competitive environment using Porter's five forces model. Recommendations include leveraging strengths to pursue opportunities, overcoming weaknesses, and guarding against threats.
The document is a marketing plan report for a new women's crossbody handbag produced by the company "Fashionable Life". It includes an executive summary, table of contents, and sections on the company/product overview, advertising, competition, SWOT analysis, market segmentation, distribution, expenses/financial analysis, and conclusion. The report was created using both primary and secondary research to develop an effective marketing strategy to promote the new product.
The document provides an overview of research projects conducted on the promotional strategies of Big Bazaar and D-Mart stores. It includes introductions to both Big Bazaar and D-Mart, describing their histories, product offerings, and locations. The document outlines the research methodology used in the projects, including objectives, data collection methods, sampling, and data analysis techniques. It presents findings on the marketing strategies and promotional activities of the two stores, including their use of the marketing mix, promotions, organization structure, and factors influencing customer purchases.
This document provides an acknowledgement and thanks to various individuals and organizations that assisted with a summer internship project. It thanks Cargill India Pvt. Ltd. for providing the opportunity and two managers specifically, Pritish Gupta and Rajat Sharma, for their guidance and support. The author also thanks their faculty guide for helpful suggestions. Thanks are also given to team members for their cooperation and the author's parents for their support.
This document provides a marketing analysis of 4 products - Aura white gold jewelry, Minute Maid orange juice, Janashakthi full option motor insurance, and Airtel mobile service. It conducts a SWOT analysis for each product and its main competitor. It also analyzes elements of the marketing mix for selected head-to-head product comparisons, detailing how Aura differs from Strong & String jewelry, how Minute Maid differs from Pepsi, and how Janashakthi full option differs from Ceylinco VIP On The Spot motor insurance. The document aims to demonstrate knowledge of concepts like the product life cycle, marketing mix, and competitive analysis.
5. Executive SummaryExecutive Summary
DattaDatta group of company started it’s first commercial productiongroup of company started it’s first commercial production
in 1990. The vision is to be recognized as the most successfulin 1990. The vision is to be recognized as the most successful
food and beverage company in Bangladesh.food and beverage company in Bangladesh.
Our factory is situated at Sripur, 55 km north of Dhaka; OurOur factory is situated at Sripur, 55 km north of Dhaka; Our
produces is instant noodles, chanacur, repacks milks, soups,produces is instant noodles, chanacur, repacks milks, soups,
beverages etcbeverages etc
The company wants to launch a new type of chips in the market.The company wants to launch a new type of chips in the market.
It is totally different from the traditional chips. It is a high qualityIt is totally different from the traditional chips. It is a high quality
chips which will be harmless. There will no chemical color in thischips which will be harmless. There will no chemical color in this
chip which has no bad side effectchip which has no bad side effect
The target market of that product will be those who think thatThe target market of that product will be those who think that
chips are harmful for health; and the current users of the chips.chips are harmful for health; and the current users of the chips.
After analyzing SWOT analysis I have seen that the companyAfter analyzing SWOT analysis I have seen that the company
has a great opportunity in this business. Other hand, there are ahas a great opportunity in this business. Other hand, there are a
few risk involved in this business. Considering all the possiblefew risk involved in this business. Considering all the possible
threats I can suggest the company that it will be profitable tothreats I can suggest the company that it will be profitable to
enter this business because there are some positive sides of theenter this business because there are some positive sides of the
product. So the higher authority should consider this marketingproduct. So the higher authority should consider this marketing
plan.plan.
6. Current Market AnalysisCurrent Market Analysis
Bangladesh is a developing country.Bangladesh is a developing country.
Though the economic condition ofThough the economic condition of
this country is not so good, Thethis country is not so good, The
economy is turning from agriculturaleconomy is turning from agricultural
sector to industry sectors. So thesector to industry sectors. So the
future of any industry like chips in thisfuture of any industry like chips in this
country is very bright.country is very bright.
7. Market SummaryMarket Summary
According to my market survey, theAccording to my market survey, the
market has a demand of this kind ofmarket has a demand of this kind of
product. At present, a lot of chips areproduct. At present, a lot of chips are
available in the market. There is an ideaavailable in the market. There is an idea
in the market that chips are veryin the market that chips are very
harmful for the health. So a lotharmful for the health. So a lot
of conscious people do not take chipsof conscious people do not take chips
and many parents do no feel comfort toand many parents do no feel comfort to
give chips to their children. So peoplegive chips to their children. So people
have a latent demand of harmless chips.have a latent demand of harmless chips.
8. TechnologyTechnology
The technological environment ofThe technological environment of
Bangladesh is not developed. So,Bangladesh is not developed. So,
new and advanced technology andnew and advanced technology and
machinery have to be importedmachinery have to be imported
from abroad for the production offrom abroad for the production of
qualified chips.qualified chips.
9. Target MarketTarget Market
The children of the countryThe children of the country
The current users of the chips. The current users of the chips.
10. Target Market SegmentsTarget Market Segments
Datta group of company hasDatta group of company has
segmented its market on the basissegmented its market on the basis
of following categories.of following categories.
GeographicGeographic
DemographicDemographic
Behavioral FactorBehavioral Factor
11. GeographicGeographic
For the urban, sub urban and ruralFor the urban, sub urban and rural
area’s citizen of all over thearea’s citizen of all over the
country.country.
Especially for the convenientEspecially for the convenient
transportation areas .transportation areas .
12. DemographicDemographic
Children generally under teen-age.Children generally under teen-age.
Young generation generally underYoung generation generally under
age range 15-25.age range 15-25.
Educated people and consciousEducated people and conscious
parents.parents.
13. Behavioral FactorBehavioral Factor
Those who have negative ideasThose who have negative ideas
about the traditional chips.about the traditional chips.
Those who seek good quality.Those who seek good quality.
The non-users and regular users ofThe non-users and regular users of
the chips.the chips.
14. S.W.O.T. AnalysisS.W.O.T. Analysis
The overall evaluation of aThe overall evaluation of a
company’s Strengths, Weaknesses,company’s Strengths, Weaknesses,
Opportunities and Threats is calledOpportunities and Threats is called
S.W.O.T. analysis. AS.W.O.T. analysis. A
brief discussion of Sharma groupbrief discussion of Sharma group
of company’s internal and externalof company’s internal and external
environment is as follows.environment is as follows.
16. StrengthsStrengths
Expert and experienced managementExpert and experienced management
Maintain strong delivery schedule.Maintain strong delivery schedule.
Strong financial support.Strong financial support.
Company has strong manpower.Company has strong manpower.
Sharma group of company’s has a greatSharma group of company’s has a great
reputationreputation
Use of modern technologyUse of modern technology
Product has the brand personality.Product has the brand personality.
17. WeaknessesWeaknesses
Carrot chips is a new product of theCarrot chips is a new product of the
company.company.
Sharma group of company has many kindSharma group of company has many kind
of product, But for this new type ofof product, But for this new type of
product, distribution and promotion willproduct, distribution and promotion will
have to be taken.have to be taken.
As it is a new flavor product, it will beAs it is a new flavor product, it will be
difficult to manage customers for thedifficult to manage customers for the
company.company.
19. OpportunitiesOpportunities
There is a demand for this kind ofThere is a demand for this kind of
product.product.
Company has good image in the market.Company has good image in the market.
There are no existing chips like CARROTThere are no existing chips like CARROT
ChipsChips
Developed communication channel.Developed communication channel.
Company has a lot of vehicles to deliverCompany has a lot of vehicles to deliver
the productthe product
20. ThreatsThreats
The present chips manufacturers are alsoThe present chips manufacturers are also
strong competitors.strong competitors.
It may fail to fulfill the expectations of theIt may fail to fulfill the expectations of the
customers.customers.
Foreign chips company.Foreign chips company.
High cost of the raw materials.High cost of the raw materials.
Political environment of the countryPolitical environment of the country
21. CompetitorsCompetitors
The main competing brands are asThe main competing brands are as
follows: follows:
Pran chipsPran chips
Meridian chipsMeridian chips
Indian lay’s chipsIndian lay’s chips
Ruchi chips etc.Ruchi chips etc.
22. Marketing StrategyMarketing Strategy
Datta group of company will decide toDatta group of company will decide to
market carrot chips allover the countrymarket carrot chips allover the country
especially in the urban and sub urbanespecially in the urban and sub urban
areas.areas.
Customers will be communicatedCustomers will be communicated
through advertisements such as TVthrough advertisements such as TV
ads, newspaper ads, internet and otherads, newspaper ads, internet and other
media such as radio.media such as radio.