Concept and field of study • Retailing means - "To break the coarse." Retail is a process in which a retailer sells goods and services to customers. Retailers are referred to as retailers and their store is known as a retail or physical store. Retail stores can be of different sizes with a common line of action, ie "buy for sale". • Online shopping means shopping over the Internet. It is an e-commerce that makes it easy for consumers to buy directly from sellers around the world via the Internet…
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years. II. Objectives of the Study This study seeks the following objectives: - to learn about the Wal-Mart…
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Case Study #1: Family Dollar: Reinventing the Discount Store 1. Evaluate Family Dollar’s retail strategy. Will it work in both good and bad economic times? Family Dollar’s retail strategy will work in both good and bad economic times. The company’s mission: is to provide our customers with a compelling place to shop, our team members with a compelling place to work, and our investors with a compelling place to invest. Our vision is to be the best, small format convenience and value retailer…
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CASE STUDIES KFC Case Study Addressing recessionary challenges by focusing on health and value Reference Code: CSCM0271 Publication Date: September 2009 DATAMONITOR VIEW CATALYST This case study focuses on KFC, a division of Yum! Brands, and how the fast food company is attempting to encourage growth during the recession. The company has in particular focused on value meals to enhance customer numbers, while health and environmental initiatives are designed to encourage new customers through…
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Drex Norrizz Libaton Paolo Martin Uy A Case Study on Aquarius Food Industries, Inc. I. Central Issue Aquarius Food Industries, Inc. experienced stable, nearly flat sales growth for the past few years. The company desires to boost sales and profit, and strengthen its position in the industry. II. Areas of Consideration a. External Analysis i. Macro Environment 1. Socio-Cultural Security issues in Mindanao AFI strictly implements a 30 days credit term to its customer beginning from the delivery…
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the world, employing 1.3 million workers worldwide in 2003 in over 4,300 stores with sales around $256 billion. They sell everything from clothing, tools, toys, electronic goods, appliances and groceries. A major force behind its success was the vision, enterprise and daring of its founder, Sam Walton. He was the one who started the "super center" retail event. He also implemented a supply chain strategy that required stores to reorder stocks only as needed instead of keeping huge amounts of merchandise…
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Looking at the given data for Walmart’s operations, it is clear that the operating margins for each country can be looked as the independent variable while the dependent variables are the adjoining columns number of stores, net square footage, number of employees, etc. Upon performing analysis for the given data regarding Walmart’s operations in different countries across the world, it was observed that the two factors that most affect Walmart’s operating margins are the proximity of the respective…
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Tesco Case Study Context Tesco, well known as Britain’s leading food retail group with a presence also in Europe and Asia has also been a pioneer online. As this Tesco.com case study shows, retailer Tesco is generally recognized as the worlds largest online grocer and it has an annual turnover of £1 billion online in the UK and has launched in other countries, internationally and is diversifying into non-food categories. http://www.tescocorporate.com/plc/ In 2006/7, Tesco.com sales were reported…
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around the world. The complains reported from women say they have been treated unfairly, Walmart does not protect them from sexual and other forms of harassment and men in the same position gets paid a higher wages (McDonald). Dukes vs. Walmart Stores, Inc., became the largest gender bias class action lawsuit in U.S. history representing over one million women. It charged Walmart with discriminating against women in promotions, pay, and job assignments in violation of Title VII of the Civil Rights…
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Dollar General live below the poverty line so quality and brand name is not the reason they are shopping there. This leads to a very serious threat of substitute products at a lower price. Internal Environment Dollar General, operating in the dollar store industry, executes a strategy of offering superior prices and convenience. Dollar General’s intention was to act as a complementary retailer, but still competitive, alongside Wal-Mart. Dollar General’s core customer purchases her staple items at Dollar…
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