The best example for Time of Entry of a product

Three basic CHECK POINTS for entering into any business is Need, Time and Money. The Money or the Capital is the basic requirement for getting into a business and second is Need (Market Demand) for the product or service and the third most important that many companies fail to pay attention is the TIME. Most often Time of entry is not given enough attention or there is ignorance among the entrepreneurs to focus on this area.

Broad classification of the time of entry strategies involve

First Mover

A firm which takes the initial competitive action to enter into the market to do a business in the geographic zone or in delivering a product or a service is called a first mover. The benefits enjoyed by the first mover are called first mover advantage. The firm can earn better revenue margins and earn the customer loyalty in a shorter span of time, but there are higher risks involved with new technology and new market. [Read more...]

China attracts Apple Dell and Starbucks

China is definitely growing as a country. And this is evident from the level of attention it is getting from A grade brands. The brands now having an eye on China for development are Apple, Dell and Starbucks. Though all of them currently have a presence in China, All three are planning expansion through various strategies.

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Godrej Appliances expects 35% sales growth this fiscal en route to innovative expansion

The consumer durables output, a key indicator of the consumer spending in the economy grew at 12.3 percent as on March not only brought some cheers to the market but was also termed as a “turnaround” by the Finance Minister Mr. Pranab Mukherjee. This spur in the benchmark of capital goods has instilled a lot of confidence in the country’s one of the most trusted appliance maker Godrej Appliances.

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Apple defies all business logic in its growth

 Apple defies all business logic in its growth

Apple is one company which has been breaking sound business rules over and over again. With its innovative approach, A giant such as apple has been able to show a Whopping 71% growth in a single quarter.

Apple has been delivering hits upon hits such as the Ipod, Itunes, Iphone and finally the Ipad. Each of these makes apple defy market rule and Apple which should be near its maturity in product life cycle is still in the growth stage even after 30 – 40 years of existence.

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Sony to release new Playstation Portable – The NGP

The PSP is out and the NGP is in. Whats NGP you say? Its the “Next generation portable”. According to Sony, the NGP will give you console like gaming on the go. This comes as a respite as PSP was one of the weaker products from the Sony’s stable although even then PSP was able to sell 64 million units.

The NGP will have front and back touch pads along with the usual keys and also will allow player movement based on touch. It comes with a WIFI, and an OLED (better than LCD). It also has motion sensor wherein players can play tilt games. Knowing Sony, it will have some amazing new innovative games to go along with NGP.

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Panasonic launches Cube AC

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Definitely something new in the onsumer durables market. One of the leading air conditioner manufacturers Panasonic has brought up an innovation in the much stagnant AC market by launching a cube AC.

For more details check out – http://www.technicstoday.com/2010/12/panasonic-launches-cube-ac/

Blue Star to extend its AC’s to residential segment

Air conditioning and commercial refrigeration company Blue Star Ltd announced that it will try to expand in residential segments in the coming summer quarter.

“The residential air conditioning market has been on a fast-growth path. We are confident that with our credentials and expertise, we will be able to garner a significant market share in this segment,” B Thiagarajan, Blue Star’s President, Air conditioning and Refrigeration Products Group.

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