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have above one thousand stores all around the world. Zara’s Business model is characterized by a high degree of Vertical integration compared to other models developed by their International competitors. It covers all phases of the fashion process: design, manufacture, logistics and distribution to its own managed stores. It has a flexible structure and a strong customer focus in all its business areas. The Zara’s business model is unique, comprising each and every stage of the fashion retail business:

entailed a service that provided customers with access to an extensive selection of books. -What distinguished Amazon.com from these other online businesses and what now allows Amazon.com to claim that it changed the world, includes its business model and the ways in which it turned the rules of finance upside down. (hiring the brightest, most intelligent and versatile people who could find) -Amazon.com's sales have been growing gradually. The secret to its success and profitability is customer

shareholders to be satisfied in order to keep on running * Environment: Michelin production activity is getting more and more respectful towards the environment External analysis: the identification of opportunities and threats Five forces model Risk of entry by potential competitors There are few potential competitors, because in the automobile industry, cars manufacturer haven’t got the capacity to develop tires. The majority of cars manufacturer work with smaller companies which

benchmarking, TQC and managers. The effort appears to have paid off. It resulted as a win back of Xerox’s share market, 15% in two years. This experience of sharing knowledge in an international partnership led Xerox to revise the whole business model it used for decades by five axis, constantly allow resources on R&D, have a global and international strategy and cross cultural management, reduce costs and more precisely structure costs, insist on quality and customer services and employees involvement

rapport à la concurrence 1. Sur quels éléments repose le succès de Décathlon ? Vous identifierez d’une manière structurée les différentes forces et faiblesses de Décathlon et préciserez les compétences stratégiques sur lesquelles repose son business model Le succès de Décathlon repose sur plusieurs éléments : Tout d’abord sur son implantation sur la multitude de pays dans lesquels elle s’est implantée. Décathlon est présent sur 18 pays notamment en Europe. Et principalement

QU’EST CE QUE L’ANALYSE PORTER ? Pour faire face à la concurrence et à l’environnement extérieur, les entreprises doivent prendre en compte les 5 menaces de Porter : QU’EST CE QUE LA STRATÉGIE DE DOMINATION PAR LES COÛTS ? Modèle économique - Volume - Efficience Meilleure gestion des coûts Avantage concurrentiel Optimisation des bénéfices Prix inférieur à la concurrence QUELS SONT SES AVANTAGES ? • Rentabilité importante • Protection contre les concurrents • Canal

marketing driver on sales and to give marketers the ability to optimize their CPG INDUSTRy Changes in media have affected all consumers and all businesses but not necessarily in the same way. Even within industries, these changes will affect business models and decision-making processes differently. In this study, the authors consider the opportunities and challenges facing marketers in the CPG industry and look across all media to give recommendations on allocation for CPG marketers. Although there

dans leur niche un business model adapté à l’environnement technologique qui désormais sera aussi celui de l’éducation. Suivant la nature de l’offre considérée, le business model prendra la forme qui permet de générer plus de valeur. On retiendra par exemple la vente de droits d’utilisation de logiciels par exemple pour les entreprises développant des applications de e-Learning. Pour les fournisseurs de contenus sur mesure, par exemple, nous retrouverons comme business model les droits sur les productions

in the internet market and the market for distance learning software were in their early growth phase so strategic potential was extremely strong. This was a really timely idea. have a new or revolutionary business model We don't have any information about any business model. Have access to vital resources Their access to vital resources are missing. Start-up : Strategic potential Growth rate of the market They chose an appropriate market since the worldwide

conclusion will be made at the end of our report. INTRODUCTION General information History In 1909, a young chemist and natural entrepreneur Eugène Schueller sets up the company that will later become L’Oréal. 1909-1956 = The first steps: the model takes shape 1957-1983= L’Oréal on the road to greatness 1984-2000= Becoming number one in the beauty industry 2001- Present day = The diversity of beauty throughout the world Presentation of the group Headed since 2006 by Chairman Lindsay Owen-Jones