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Global Marketing | | TERM PROJET: FINAL WRITTEN REPORTPierre CABANNES-Louise QUILLET | PART I 4 INTRODUCTION 5 I. Internal analysis 6 a. Presentation 6 b. Strengths and Weaknesses from the SWOT 10 II. International expansion objectives 11 a. First three-years objectives 11 b. Long term 12 III. Luxury Department Stores: sector analysis 13 a. Global Scale 13 b. Turkey scale 16 c. Saudi Arabia 17 d. Israel 18 PART II 20 I- Country selection 21 1. General

9-11 3.1.5 The SWOT ANALYSES: 11-12 3.1.6 Entry strategy 12 3.2 Example: Tourism 3.2.1-Tourism Demand : 13 3.2.2- Tourism development strategy 13 3 .2.3 SWOT ANALYSIS :

Marketing Management NESPRESSO CASE STUDY [pic] CONTENTS Introduction p. 3 I. SWOT analysis p. 4 II. Marketing Strategy and Policy p. 6 2.1 Target and Positioning p. 6 a. Target Market p. 6 b. Positioning p. 6 2. Marketing Mix p. 7 a. Product p. 7 b. Place p. 7 c. Price p. 8 d. Promotion p. 8 Conclusions p. 10 Reference List p. 11 INTRODUCTION World leader and pioneer of the portioned coffee out

British Airways France Contents 1. Activities * History * Information * Organization * Flights between France and England 2. Finance * SWOT analysis * Financial analysis * Merger and Joint-venture * World crisis and reactions * The fight against low cost airlines in France * Invests * Marketing 3. Ethics * Disability assistance and firing * Tackling climate change impacts History Before 1974, there were two companies in

sports can compete within their ranks and take market shares from the football industry, such as Rugby, Tennis, Cricket however, globally all leisure activities such as going to the cinema, to a concert, watching TV or even playing video games are a kind of alternative to buying tickets to a football game. 4) The bargaining power of suppliers: Ticket costs are still to expensive and, although suppliers are aware of the fact, they have still deemed it unnecessary to decrease the price level as the

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consumption is pulled up by the entry of new products. The bottled water market is currently composed of different waters: - Source - Purified - Mineral - Distilled - Drinks - Flavoured Brands of bottled water settled inthe Philippines: Several kind of water: - Dr Edwards sterilized drinking water (very high quality product in terms of safety but very expensive) - Clear water (specialised in containersfor water fountain that can be found in the companies) - Spring water

and monopoly There is no definition of strategy. When we look at a company first thing we look at is the size-sales, after market CAP then employees, then activities (regulated/non regulated), and where. To analyze strategy we can use matrice SWOT. Strategic analysis has been influenced by M.Porter *La mobilisation des avantages comparatif*s (la *recherche* de rentes *differentielles* et de monopole) L’entreprise mobilise les avantages comparatifs : how can I mobilze all competitive

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of the company is to analyse its consumer segment and identify and anticipate their needs in order to develop adapted products and strategies. This approach allows to the company to keep costumer’s loyalty. (Johnson et al., 2008) 2.6. SWOT Analysis The SWOT analysis is a management tool which helps to identify and examine the internal environment and external environment of a company. Primarily, the company examines the internal analysis in order to find its strengths and weaknesses and set