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Covid-19 has disrupted normal work lives and has challenged our economic functionality. Businesses were affected in eclectic ways, and it was important to ensure that the customer experience and engagement was not compromised in such an unprecedented situation. Some insights of how the impact of COVID -19 was handled with the help of CRM.   A. IVR and Mass Mailing: Customer Relationship Management software integration with an IVR application effectively supported both pre and post sales aspects. Mass mailing with the help of Groups from CRM enabled sending newsletters, product and service announcements and marketing messages with ease.   B. Adjusted for relationship marketing - focused on human interactions: During this global crisis, marketing teams showed empathy towards customers. Instead of mass messaging personal connections were created, not because it berlafited the business but because it is what customers needed. Customer segments were created and communicated based on their…

Is the following statement correct?   Ansoff's product-market-matrix has three categories: product development, market development, market penetration. In the following, the model is applied with the car manufacturer BMW. Product development for BMW means creating new products in new markets (eg new BMW car models sold in Africa). Market development implies expanding into new markets with existing products (eg BMW expands to Africa). Market penetration increases revenue in present markets with existing products (eg promotion of an established BMW car model).     Please choose an answer: True Not correct

Juestion 4 4. A Samsung video campaign featuring a woman jogging alone at 2AM while wearing her headphone has been criticised as unrealistic and insensitive. The video comes after the death of 23-year-old woman who was killed while out for an afternoon run. Samsung issued an apology, removed the video, and explained the situation on social media. (a) Identify and explain two communication mix tools adopted by Samsung in the case. Discuss the objectives of the identified communication mix. (12) (b) Discuss the possibility of communication barriers which leads to the criticism.

29 01:19:34 When introducing a product to the American market, it is particularly important to. Multiple Choice first alpha, then beta, then market test it since a market failure is very expensive. reach the early majority in order to get adoption, without them, the product will fail. sample the product as most consumers cannot adequately visualize the product nor its performance. present the relative advantage, such as it is cheaper, easier to use, and it outperforms the current solution. Suba

Explain the marketing plan and the objectives.   in addition How would you implement an iPhone 13 in a country that doesn't have the market for it ? How can you implement this phone to make it demanding in that country .

Please do not use AI. Secretlab is a Singapore-based furniture company.  It was founded in December 2014 by former professional esports players, Ian Alexander Ang and Alaric Choo. The two founders invested S$50,000 into the start-up, with most of it spent on research and development.  Its first product was a gaming chair (the Secretlab Throne V1) launched in March 2015.  By 2020, the company sold its millionth chair, with sales in more than 50 countries. 

Read about the origins and development of Secretlab: • https://secretlab.sg/pages/about-usLinks to an external site. and conduct further research into the company’s products and alliances over the years and any other relevant aspects of its growth strategies.

This question is asking you to analyse opportunities for entrepreneurship (including social entrepreneurship and identifying customer pain points) and important components of strategic plans for such opportunities. In that pursuit:

Based on Ansoff’s Growth Matrix, what are…

How does 5G technology differ from its predecessors, and what are the potential applications and benefits of 5G in various industries?

10) Champion is a manufacturer of lunch boxes, school bags, and school stationery. The company hopes to sell the products at a low price to penetrate the market quickly. Which of the following best supports a market-penetration strategy for Champion? A) Production costs increase as sales volume increases. B) It is very difficult for competitors to enter the market. C) The cost of producing a smaller volume is negligible. D) The quality of the products supports high initial prices. E) The market for the products is highly price sensitive.   11) Managers at the Imperial Hotel Group complained that the chain's overall image was hurt because Imperial Hotel Japan was overcharging guests and providing poor service. The Imperial Hotel Group was experiencing __________ conflict. A) equilateral B) vertical C) multitiered D) communal E) horizontal     12) Joyce’s is a clothing retailer that targets teenage girls. The company is designing promotions for its catalogs, Web site, and retail…

10) Champion is a manufacturer of lunch boxes, school bags, and school stationery. The company hopes to sell the products at a low price to penetrate the market quickly. Which of the following best supports a market-penetration strategy for Champion? A) Production costs increase as sales volume increases. B) It is very difficult for competitors to enter the market. C) The cost of producing a smaller volume is negligible. D) The quality of the products supports high initial prices. E) The market for the products is highly price sensitive.

WordCount - 1200   Nestle Infant Formula Case Study Solution Corporate Social and Environmental Responsibility. It is often challenging to strike a balance between corporate social and environmental responsibilities, and shareholder interests. Examine this statement by analysing the dilemma that Nestle once faced in the marketing of infant formula.

The following quote appeared in an article entitled ‘Business and society in the coming decades’,which was available on the website of McKinsey & Company (accessed in October 2015).“There are compelling reasons companies should seize the initiative to drive social and businessbenefits. First, in an interconnected world facing unprecedented environmental and social challenges,society will demand it. Increasingly, a basic expectation among customers, governments, andcommunities will be that the companies they do business with provide a significant net positive return for society at large, not just for investors. This will be part of the implicit contract or license to operate”.Required:a) Explain the above statement in the context of corporate social responsibility.b) Further, do you think such a statement would impact the perceived ‘legitimacy’ of companies? Explain.

Crate and Barrel is an international home furnishings chain operating 120 store worldwide. In 2012 it introduced a new chain called CB2, which sells functional furnishings, furniture, and decor items at lower prices than Crate and Barrel stores. CB2 represents _____ for Crate and Barrel brand  A. Horizontal extension  B. Upscale extension  C. Downscale extension  D. None of the above

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected more than 20 million people worldwide with a death toll of over 700 thousand. Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) therapy is known to reduce the need for mechanical ventilation (MV) in treating hypoxic COVID-19 patients. We present OxyJet CPAP, an electricity-free low-cost noninvasive positive pressure ventilation (NIPPV) system specifically designed for low and middle-income country (LMIC) hospitals. It can provide a 20cm H2O positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP), peak inspiratory flow-rate up to 65 liters/min (LPM), and a fraction of inspired oxygen (FiO2) of up to 95%. The device utilizes the mechanics of a jet pump driven by high-pressure oxygen to increase the volumetric flow rate by entraining atmospheric air. We use a snorkeling mask (as helmet/hood) to deliver CPAP therapy to reduce aerosolization risk. Although High Flow Nasal Oxygenation (HFNO) is effective in treating severe COVID-19 patients, it is too expensive for public…

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected more than 20 million people worldwide with a death toll of over 700 thousand. Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) therapy is known to reduce the need for mechanical ventilation (MV) in treating hypoxic COVID-19 patients. We present OxyJet CPAP, an electricity-free low-cost noninvasive positive pressure ventilation (NIPPV) system specifically designed for low and middle-income country (LMIC) hospitals. It can provide a 20cm H2O positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP), peak inspiratory flow-rate up to 65 liters/min (LPM), and a fraction of inspired oxygen (FiO2) of up to 95%. The device utilizes the mechanics of a jet pump driven by high-pressure oxygen to increase the volumetric flow rate by entraining atmospheric air. We use a snorkeling mask (as helmet/hood) to deliver CPAP therapy to reduce aerosolization risk. Although High Flow Nasal Oxygenation (HFNO) is effective in treating severe COVID-19 patients, it is too expensive for public…

Nokia Telecommunications Company is one of the top mobile phone manufacturers, beginning in the 1990s. The first GSM call was made in 1991 using Nokia equipment. Rapid success in the mobile phone sector allowed Nokia to become, by 1998, the best-selling mobile phone brand in the world. As time goes by, Nokia Telecommunication Company's downfall was caused by the major issues in 2007 resulting from the recall of 46 million cell-phones that encountered faulty batteries due to Nokia’s poor decision-making and management style. Based on our discussion What would you suggest as the best marketing strategy to focus on a successful operation in order to restore their best-selling phone in the world market today? What is the best thing you can do to restore the company's image and continue patronizing its business products? Use Strategic Marketing technique.

The Johnson Company manufactures buttons and pins with slogans and designs. These pins are inexpensive to produce and are sold in retail outlets such as discount stores, hobby shops, and bookstores. Little equipment is needed for a new competitor to enter the market. What strategies should Johnson consider to create effective barriers to entry?

12 An exemplary e-government value chain may consist of (1) content and service concept, (2) content and service development, (3) technological distribution, (4) marketing and user relationship management, and (5) e-payment. Select one: a. True b. False

Part 2. Think of a product that is "essential" for everyday living that typically costs more than $100. How can you modify this product to make it accessible to consumers in underdeveloped countries (with lower income), Describe the product and the changes you would make to the product to better fit the market.

Mobile phone, once seen as a fashion accessory, has been one of the fastest growing technologies and necessities in the world to date. Against the backdrop:1. Interpret and describe the significance of the role of product designers in light of what was already know about products2. Explain any new understanding.3. Propose a model to that effect

Assigning a weight to each measure of competitive strength assessment is generally analytically superior because weighting each company's overall competitive strength by its percentage share of total industry profits produces a more accurate measure of its true competitive strength. ○ it singles out which competitor has the most competitively potent core competencies. ○ All of the various measures of competitive strength are not equally important. an unweighted ranking does not discriminate between companies with high and low market shares. O a weighted ranking identifies which competitive advantages are most powerful.

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Tesla Many analysts cite Tesla as the most innovative car company to enter the automobile industry in recent history. The company was founded in 2003 with the vision of being an independent automaker that would build affordable electric cars. Over the next 17 years, it produced five different car models and continues to introduce concepts for additional vehicles. It has also expanded into home battery and solar panel products. In the first half of 2020, 81% of electric vehicles sold were Teslas, and its affordable sedan, the Model 3, is the all-time bestselling electric vehicle ever. Tesla’s cars helped create a new market for electric vehicles. In addition, its cars have technological components that have advanced safety throughout the automobile industry. Its cars can come with self-driving capabilities and advanced safety warnings. Parts of these technologies have been adopted by other car makers. 1. Which ocean (red or blue) does Tesla fit in?  How has the “ocean” changed over…

AHMED works for a distribution channel firm that helps several electronics companies find customers or make sales to them. AHMED works for a reseller. Select one: True False

Companies who want to grow their markets rely on market research to help determine consumer behavior and the most likely new potential marketplaces. Some companies design and conduct their own market research (primary research) while others choose to utilize data from existing market research conducted by other firms (secondary research).  Simulated Business Scenario Vanessa is the owner of a well-known brand of handmade decorative items such as dream catchers and candle holders. The brand, Sirrah, has a reputation for designing and selling high-quality items at premium prices.  Considering current economic conditions and the increasing influx of similar but inferior products from foreign suppliers, Vanessa is interested in expanding Sirrah into new markets. Vanessa knows she needs to research various aspects of new potential marketplaces to determine customer insights and if a new market will tolerate new competition from her Sirrah brand.  She is on a limited budget so, she is faced…

SM Prime Holdings Inc. announced that its Board of Directors has approved the declaration of cash dividends of P0.185 per share worth a total of P5.34 billion. “Management sees it best to conserve our resources as we strive to strike a balance between protecting the interest of our stakeholders and maintaining a sustainable growth trajectory for the company over the long-term,” Lim added. Despite the overwhelming impact of COVID-19, Lim said SM Prime remains optimistic about an eventual recovery in consumer spending, owing to the resilience of the Filipino people. Meanwhile, the Company’s financial position will allow it to carry on with its planned expansions in the second half of 2020 moving forward. SM Prime’s P80 billion planned capital expenditures for 2020 remains intact for the year as it focuses on nearly completed projects seen to bring about sustainable returns. At the same time, SM Prime will continue to explore opportunistic acquisitions and investments that are well within…

Launched in Chicago in 2016, Green Think has since expanded its operations worldwide, especially in Asia. It was a passion project by entrepreneur, Danny Park, who wanted to build a company that lays the foundation for young kids to pursue careers in STEM-based occupations (Science, technology, Engineering, Medicine).   Kids use the materials provided by the company to learn a concept code, build a robot from Green Think’s Lego-esque plastic components, and then apply the concept code to the build to make it perform certain functions. The franchise heavily emphasises its commitment to teaching young children the essential skills that will prepare them for an advanced career in the sciences.   Green Think franchises are available for purchase in a number of countries including Malaysia. Total investment is not too high at approximately US$50,000. This includes inventory costs, supplies, and training, which will be assisted by Green Think main office professionals. 1. Define franchise.…

Match each to one of the 5 business environments    Jeffries Roofing: In its proposals, Jeffries Roofing describes the materials to be used and the price. When a customer signs a bid, it becomes an enforceable contract. Jeffries Roofing: In its proposals, Jeffries Roofing describes the materials to be used and the price. When a customer signs a bid, it becomes an enforceable contract. Open choices for matching                                                                        Borders books and music: As customers began downloading digital books and music from the Internet, Borders struggled for years and eventually declared bankruptcy. Borders books and music: As customers began downloading digital books and music from the Internet, Borders struggled for years and eventually declared bankruptcy. Open choices for matching                                                                        Blackberry: When the Blackberry phone system quit working, 70 million customers…