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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Nyskapande studentmervärden som en universitetsstudent kan tänka sig att byta bank för : - Ett arbete skrivet på uppdrag åt Swedbank

Paulsson, Niclas, Nordin, Fredrik January 2012 (has links)
I Sverige råder det hög konkurrens och låg kundrörlighet på bankmarknaden samtidigt som många banker har dålig kunskap om vad de ska erbjuda för att locka till sig nya kunder. Ett specifikt segment som Swedbank är intresserade av att locka till sig är universitetsstudenter. I dagsläget erbjuder Sveriges stora banker enbart klassiskt finansiella mervärden till dessa studenter. Detta innebär att bankerna inte särskiljer sig, vilket i sin tur gör att studenterna inte lockas till att byta bank eftersom samma mervärden redan erbjuds hos deras nuvarande banker. Därmed finns det en möjlighet att utforska nya mervärden som en student kan tänka sig att byta bank för. Detta för oss in på följande problemformulering: - Vad för mervärde eller vilka mervärden ska en bank erbjuda universitetsstudenter (18-26 år) vid Umeå Universitet för att få dem att byta från sin nuvarande bank, samt varför är dessa mervärden av betydelse för studenterna och för banken? Vid skapandet av denna uppsats har vi berört teorierna ”Mervärde”, ”Brand Loyalty- & Illoyalty”, ”Lifestyle Branding & Marketing”, ”Pioneers” och ”Blue Ocean Strategy”. Vidare har vi arbetat både kvalitativt (fokusgrupp) och kvantitativt (enkätundersökningar). Fokusgruppen utfördes med fyra stycken fjärdeårselever vid Umeå universitet där vi undersökte vad för mervärden en bank bör erbjuda till universitetsstudenter. De erhållna mervärdena prövade vi sedan i enkätundersökningen. Enkäten fördelades ut till 121 stycken studenter vid alla de fyra olika fakulteten vid Umeå universitet med ett fokus på att ta reda på vilket eller vilka mervärden den generella studenten kunde tänka sig att byta bank för. När datainsamlingen var klar gjordes en analys av resultatet där vi tog reda på varför vissa mervärden är av betydelse för studenterna och Swedbank. I arbetets slutsats kom vi fram till följande: Det vi har kommit fram till är att det existerar två starka mervärden som kan göra att universitetsstudenter kan tänka sig att byta bank. Dessa mervärden är Rabatt på studentlitteratur och Rabatt på gymkort. Detta grundar sig att mervärdena både har en betydelse för Swedbank och universitetsstudenterna, vilket skapar vinster för båda parterna. Detta för att Swedbank kan få nya och lojala kunder samtidigt som studenterna kan erhålla mervärden som passar deras livsstil.
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The Evidence-based Management of Engineering Services ¡V A Case Study on S Company

Chen, Kuo-Ping 07 June 2012 (has links)
Since 1939, Taiwan industry has started from the components processing to research and development of all kind of equipment. From purely labor work stepped into design of sophisticated equipment. But, still, we were late from the beginning, it makes us far behind to European country, the United States and Japan. Besides that, the domestic market is too small to afford us some heavy industrial world-class brands. As to Taiwan's industrial development, our Government played a very crucial role. We can learn the fruitful results of government¡¦s efforts in Technology development and key industries supporting. Nevertheless, it pays few attentions to the specialized Electro-hydraulic system market, such as to defense industrial application and heavy industrial application, which is relatively small. The reality is, though it is small market, it contributes big to national power. This industry been forgotten, its segmentation differs greatly from the popular industry, its product is most differentiation. The industry itself, varies always , it supposes to be a ¡§Blue Sea¡¨, yet it competes horribly as bloody ¡§Red Sea¡¨. Being in this area for 15 years, S company has to re-check their position, fore-see the obstacles in front to be well-prepared for the future. This study follow the essence of Evidence-based Management, use the theory and practice of learning history and action research, to conduct interviews, summarized and analyzed. Interviews did not follow the planning at the design, and some amendment had been made to the research arrangement. But, contribute organization to discuss which did not want to discuss, dared not discuss and cannot subject for discussion. Have them try to face which factors supposed uncontrollable, cannot control the, and find executable solutions. Those stakeholders, potential competitors and customers, we expect this study can remind them to have Evidence-based Management attitude, find out the truths, wiped off the rooted myth. This study found the key successful factors of specialized Electro-hydraulic system classified to internal and external one. To organization, internal factors can be controlled, and treated by mid- and/or short-term means, external factors can¡¦t be controlled, can only treated by long-term means. This study submits three major proposition to the individual role for reference. Proposition 1, The more customized production enterprises, the more conflict between standardization and differentiation, or so-called flexibility, need to compromise. Proposition 2: Find out why make competition less, is the main reason for it, your limit or your advantage. Proposition 3: Set vendors an Eligibility standards subject to protect all stakeholders, only that it is not easy
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A business model development strategy to expand into the bottom of the pyramid population

Ver Loren van Themaat, Tanye 03 1900 (has links)
Thesis (MScEng (Industrial Engineering))--University of Stellenbosch, 2011. / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: The Bottom of the Pyramid (BoP) population are those individuals who live under the poverty line. They often do not have easy access to products and services, because the infrastructure to serve them is not in place and most organisations consider the challenges of the BoP overwhelming and unconquerable. The primary objective of this research is to develop a framework that guides an organisation through the design of a business model, which will allow them to expand into the BoP population Organisations face constant pressure to increase their market share and profits, and improve their performance in the current aggressive environment. To retain their competitiveness they have to look at unconventional and alternative markets. By recognising the BoP as a potential emerging market, organisations can increase their market share or enter new markets, thereby creating benefits for organisations and the BoP alike. The reasons why organisations fail when targeting the BoP market are also identified in this research. These reasons include aspects like organisations making assumptions about the BoP, not understanding the BoP, not knowing how to approach the BoP market and being ignorant in designing a business model tailored for the BoP market. This research addresses the difficulties organisations face when they want to target the BoP by developing a framework that allows an organisation to successfully target the BoP population. This framework also fulfils the secondary objective of this research, which is to adhere to the three goals of Sustainable Development: • Fair treatment of all people: Giving all people, regardless of their level in the economic pyramid, equal access to products and services. This is the foundation for social equity. Including the BoP in economic activity by overcoming the constraints the BoP face; • To not degrade the environment through sustainable design; • Economic growth and development to ensure the organisation makes a profit. Four primary research fields – Sustainable Development, Bottom of the Pyramid literature, Business Models and Blue Ocean Strategy – were investigated and then aspects of these fields were merged to form the Business Model Development Strategy. This framework offers a systematic approach for organisations to first analyse and understand all aspects of the BoP and their environment, and then develop a business model that fulfils the core requirements of the BoP. It was found that if organisations want to successfully target the BoP, they have to fulfil the 4 A’s – Acceptability, Awareness, Availability and Affordability – which are the core needs and requirements of the BoP. Using the Business Model Development Strategy as guideline, organisations can design a business model that minimises the risk of failure when they target the BoP, while maintaining the principles of Sustainable Development. / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Die term Bottom of the Pyramid (BoP) verwys na diegene in die bevolking wie ‘n bestaan voer onder die armoedelyn. Vanweë die feitdat die nodige infrastruktuur nie aan hul behoeftes voldoen nie, en ook dat meeste organisasies hul uitdagings as oorweldigend en selfs onoorkombaar beskou, het die BoP bevolkingdikwelsnietoegang tot sekeredienste en produktenie, Die primêre doel van hierdie navorsingstuk is om ‘n raamwerkte skep wat organisasies deur ‘n unieke ontwerp van ‘n besigheids model sal lei. Hierdie model sal organisasies in staat stel om hul dienste uit te brei en sodoende ook die BoP bevolking te bereik. Organisasies ervaar gedurig druk om hul markaan deel en wins tevergroot en omtefloreer in onstuimigeekonomieseklimaat. Om hul mededingendheid te verseker, moet organisasies hul blik werp na ongewone en alternatiewe markte. Deur die BoP as ‘n potensiële ontluikende mark teerken, kan organisasies hul markaandeel vergroot, of selfs nuwe market betree en in die proses voordele skep vir organisasies sowel as die BoP. Hierdie navorsingstuk sal ook die redes ondersoek waarom organisasieson suksesvol is wanneer hulle die BoP mark betree; hierdie redes sluit in, ondermeer, dat organisasies aannames maak oor die BoP, hierdie mark glad nie verstaan nie, onbekwaam is wanneer hulle die BoP mark betree en nie weet hoe om ‘n besigheidsmodel te ontwerp spesifiek vir die BoP mark nie. Die navorsing vervat in hierdie tesis oorbrug die struikel bloke wat organisasies in die gesig staar wanneer hulle die BoP mark wil betree, deur die ontwerp van ‘n raamwerk wat sulke organisasies in staat stel om die BoP bevolking suksesvol te betree. Hierdie raamwerk voldoen ook aan die sekondêre doel van hierdie navorsingstuk, om die drie uitgangs punte van Volhoubare Ontwikkeling te ondersteun: • Die regverdige behandeling van alle mense: om aan alle mense, ongeag hul posisie binne die ekonomiese piramide, gelyke toegang te gee tot produkte en dienste. Hierdie is die beginsel van sosiale billikheid. Om verder die BoP in te sluit in ekonomiese aktiwiteite deur aan hul behoeftes te voorsien; • Om, deurmiddel van volhoubare ontwerp, geen skade aan die natuurlike omgewing aan te bring nie; • Om ekonomiese groei en ontwikkeling aan te moedig om te verseker dat die organisasie telkens ‘n wins maak Vier primêre navorsings gebiede – Volhoubare Ontwikkeling, ‘Bottom of the Pyramid’ literatuur, Besigheids modelle en ‘Blue Ocean’ Strategie – was ondersoek en bymekaar gebring om die Business Model Development Strategie te ontwikkel. Hierdie raamwerk bied ‘n sistematiese benadering aan organisasies om, eerstens, alle aspekte van die BoP en hul omgewing te analiseer en te verstaan, en omvervolgens ‘n besigheidsmodel te ontwikkel wat aan die kern vereistes van die BoP sal voldoen. Daar is bevind dat, indien organisasies suksesvol die BoP wil betree, hulle aan vier kern vereistes moet voldoen – Aanvaarbaarheid, Bewustheid, Beskikbaarheid en Bekostigbaarheid. Hierdie aspekte vorm die kern benodigdhede en vereistes van die BoP. Deur die Business Model Development Strategie as riglyn te gebruik, kan organisasies ‘n besigheidsmodel ontwerp wat die risiko van mislukking sal minimaliseer wanneer hulle die BoP mark betree, terwyl dit die beginsels van Volhoubare Ontwikkeling ten volle ondersteun.
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Strategisk verifiering av social IT-produkt : en djupdykning i en blå ocean / Strategic verification of social IT-product

Perman, Martin January 2015 (has links)
Nystartade mjukvaruföretag som står i begrepp att lansera en B2B-mjukvara på internet har speciella förutsättningar då företagets främsta tillgång – mjukvarukonceptet – lätt kan återskapas av andra aktörer och därmed begränsa möjligheterna till värdeskapande. Konkurrensövertaget är lättförgängligt, vilket kräver ett grundligt strategiskt förarbete. Syftet med examensarbetet är att utreda hur Blue Ocean Strategy (BOS) då kan användas för att hitta ny lönsam målgrupp och alternativ strategisk ansats. Bakgrundsmaterial samlades in från strategimöten hos intressenten och dess affärskontakter. Utgående från intressentens programvara togs en Blue Ocean Strategy fram och presenterades först för styrelsen och därefter för presumtiva kunder. Utgången av detta blev att en kund är intresserad av att testa tjänsten och kunden ser även möjligheten att sprida tjänsten vidare i den europeiska koncernen. Slutsatsen blev att BOS – i kontexten – kan användas för att hitta en ny strategisk ansats. / Startup companies about to release B2B-software on the Internet have special circumstances. The company's main asset – the software concept – can easily be replicated by other companies and thus limit the possibilities of value creation. The competitive advantage is volatile and maintaining it requires profound strategic preparatory work. The purpose of this study is to examine how a Blue Ocean Strategy can be used in this context to find an additional set of profitable target customers and an alternative strategic approach. Background material was collected by attending strategy meetings at a startup company and its business contacts. Based on the company’s existing software, a Blue Ocean Strategy was developed and presented, first to the board and then to potential customers. As a result, one customer is now interested in testing the service, seeing opportunities to extend its use in its operations across Europe. In conclusion, a Blue Ocean Strategy can be used to find alternative strategic approaches in this context.
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Critical review of strategic theories : Applicable to new technologies

Hansson, Mikael January 2018 (has links)
There are few theories that focus on future digital business. This article evaluates how a traditional theory like Porter’s five forces and a more modern like Red ocean vs. Blue ocean can be used.
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Exploring Market Creation by Entrepreneurs in Sweden : How Value Innovation Fosters the Creation of New Markets / Utforskandet av entreprenörers marknadsskapande i Sverige

Kubilay, Merve Beyza, Dahlberg, Therese January 2020 (has links)
As new markets continuously emerge, increasing academic attention has been devoted to identifying what factors predominantly foster this process. Notably, scholars have coupled market creation with value-creating innovations; new markets emerge due to generation of novel customer value. Blue Ocean Strategy is a prominent approach to such market creation incentives, centring around the implementation of value innovation. However, exploration of this approach has been relatively overlooked in previous research. Extant literature has, instead, primarily acknowledged marketing incentives as the major facilitating factor of new markets, referring to how solutions need to be aptly communicated to gain stakeholders. In addition, technology development is considered by scholars to have a great impact on the creation of new markets, on accounts of breakthrough inventions having disrupted and dismantled preceding industries. The purpose of this study is thus to fill the apparent research gap by investigating how value innovation enables entrepreneurs to create new markets. Although startups are pertinent to the notion of innovative solutions that lead to new markets, entrepreneurs’ approach to market creation has not been extensively investigated. Hence, becoming an applicable context for the research purpose. In order to collect empirical data, a qualitative research approach was undertaken, where seven interviews were conducted with respondents from different Swedish startup companies. Participating companies originate from a variety of industries and shared experiences from their respective innovation processes, which subsequently facilitated insightful data, applicable to the purpose. Findings revealed that value innovation enables entrepreneurs to create new markets as its implementation removes the challenge of competing with incumbents, allowing the startup to go beyond the boundaries of the traditional industry. Ultimately, the collected data could not support the notion of value innovation as an exclusive approach to market creation. Nevertheless, the role of value innovation as a significant factor in the process cannot be entirely undermined as findings indicated that its implementation prominently alleviates market creation.
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A Framework to Evaluate the Relationship between Product Complexity and Organizational System Outcomes: The Effect of Coordination Mechanisms on Firm Performance

Skiver, Ryan L. January 2014 (has links)
No description available.
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Uvedení produktu k léčbě oparů na trh / New cold sore treatment launch

Nováková, Kateřina January 2010 (has links)
This master's thesis is focused on evaluation of product innovation of Johnson & Johnson company. Main objective of this thesis is to analyse new product launch campaign of COMPEED brand. Furthermore, based on outputs from own marketing research and analyses of data provided, evaluate suitability of chosen marketing strategy, find reasons why innovation was not successful and propose recommendations to achieve set goals.
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Konkurrenskraft på öppet hav : Effektiva konkurrensstrategier inom den svenska båtindustrin

Tengwall, Hampus, Nyman, Jesper January 2009 (has links)
<p>The Swedish boat industry is considered quite conservative and subject to only limited development. The purpose of the study is to explain the structure of the boat industry, to analyze and evaluate ways of competing and provide recommendations for developing a competitive strategy. The aim of this thesis is to explain how to be competitive in the Swedish boat industry. To be able to do so three areas are used to deepen as well as broaden the understanding. The three areas within competitiveness we have chosen to highlight are differentiation, individualization and distribution. Different theories on branding, differentiation strategies and generation Y are studied. Qualitative interviews within the boat industry were used to collect empirical data. The result of theories and empirical data combined is that customer satisfaction is a major factor for success. To be able to serve the customer the right product to the right price is crucial. To do so firms can either choose to deliver an additional value through interactive or physical ways. The environmental issues will also have an impact on the boat industry and therefore actions within this area can be considered as success factors.</p>
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Konkurrenskraft på öppet hav : Effektiva konkurrensstrategier inom den svenska båtindustrin

Tengwall, Hampus, Nyman, Jesper January 2009 (has links)
The Swedish boat industry is considered quite conservative and subject to only limited development. The purpose of the study is to explain the structure of the boat industry, to analyze and evaluate ways of competing and provide recommendations for developing a competitive strategy. The aim of this thesis is to explain how to be competitive in the Swedish boat industry. To be able to do so three areas are used to deepen as well as broaden the understanding. The three areas within competitiveness we have chosen to highlight are differentiation, individualization and distribution. Different theories on branding, differentiation strategies and generation Y are studied. Qualitative interviews within the boat industry were used to collect empirical data. The result of theories and empirical data combined is that customer satisfaction is a major factor for success. To be able to serve the customer the right product to the right price is crucial. To do so firms can either choose to deliver an additional value through interactive or physical ways. The environmental issues will also have an impact on the boat industry and therefore actions within this area can be considered as success factors.

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