BCPC Internet Strategy Team Jan Trow Amy C Edmondson Laura R Feldman 2003
Financial Analysis
The strategic plan for BCPC Internet Strategy Team includes (Figure 1): • An emphasis on customer segmentation through different channels of contact. • The establishment of online sales channels such as www.cats.com, www.dogs.com, www.fish.com, and www.birds.com. • A focus on the development of the core product area and customer base in each region (East, West, Central). • The development of a loyalty program to incentivize customer repeat
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– Analyze the different strategies of other Internet companies and compare them with your proposed strategy. – Explain why BCPC should follow one strategy over another. – Provide specific examples of how the strategy will impact the company and its stakeholders. – Justify your recommendation for the company’s Internet strategy using the principles of strategy (strategic orientation, competitive advantage, market segmentation, and competition). The main strategic choice made by BCPC, according to the text material, is the focus on social networking, which is discussed in more detail in
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Evaluation of Alternatives
Evaluation of Alternatives 1. Market Penetration Strategy The Internet’s growth is still at its infancy, with limited market penetration worldwide. To capitalize on this opportunity, we initiated a “Penetration-Driven” strategy that emphasized expansion through various entry strategies. We initiated a network strategy, a service strategy and an online strategy. In this network strategy, we expanded the existing retail networks, and in the service strategy, we opened new supermarkets. The service strategy
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A BCPC (Business Consumer Products Consultancy) Internet Strategy Team was established at I’d head of its Internet practice during January 2003. I’ve been with BCPC (a business/service marketing professional) since 1995, and in my previous experience I’ve worked on a number of internet and e-business strategy, including the launch of the Internet operations of BMW AG’s home page, where I was the head of the team. In 2002/
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