LIS - Week 4 Quiz

Q: Write five recommendations for someone who wants to start his/her own business?Q: Write a summary about any existing company showing the main issues (it can be an international or national company).

Discusses design and innovation at Dyson Appliances Limited (DAL). As a purchasing manager, advice on the best way to source the relevant material required in the production of DAL’s first vacuum cleaner. (Using the attached)

Q1:Explain briefly , how Marketing may affect the quality positively and give an example.

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Required: • Overview • Problems • Alternative Solutions • Evaluation of Alternatives • Recommendations • Possible result and obstacles to Implementation

Cost of quality”. Discuss and explain how it would be achieved for a company.

Q2 How the quality of the Product can be improved? Discuss its cycle.

Why is it important to work row by row instead of column by column in preparing a QSPM? Subject: Strategic Management

Existing case study online: Resilience in Recovery: Development of a Standard Recommendation on Solar Photovoltaic Micro-Generators What are the possible Highlights and insights or critical points, Specify how SDG 13 is incorporated into the existing case study, and lastly what are the detailed sustainability program and its impact on the society, environment, etc. Ps. Not graded

If we have selected a problem and it is climate change which is affecting our environment and we are thinking about a product which is (Water conservation technologies such as drought-resistant crops and greywater systems) Answer the following questions on our product: (just one line answer is needed) What are the direct benefits to the customer? • Approximate the best you can anticipate the size of the market? • Where are customers getting the product now? • Why would they purchase from us? • Is the industry that the business falls within, large and growing? (Favourable) Are the core technologies available? (Have, develop or get) • Are there any laws or regulations against this business concept? • Are there moral or ethical issues that need to be considered? Do our skills and abilities fit the business? • What are the skills needed that we don't have? • Who would we need to hire?

Case Study: Brand equity is the added value endowed to products and services with consumers. It may be reflected in the way consumers think, feel, and act with respect to the brand, as well as in the prices, market share, and profitability it commands. Use BrandAsset® Valuator Model to evaluate the brand equity of Khaadi.

Case Study: Juicy Fruit Gum  describe the current product life cycle stage of Juicy Fruit Gum and why you chose this stage. How would you classify classify Juicy Fruit Gum using the four consumer product categories described in the reading? Make sure to indicate why you chose this category.  What are the attributes of this brand and how do they create value for the customers? Make sure to list all attributes from the case.

Company: Johnson & Johnson Product: ETHICON™ 3D Pre-operative Planning  Describe the product you will be representing to your fictional buyer

Case Study: A Noodle for a New Generation When Sam Rainer launched Noodle in the USA in spring 2021, it was with a clearly articulated marketing strategy – a hefty first year sales goal of $ 1.7 Million. Nine months after rollout, Rainer’s plan seemed to have worked quite well: His skin care company and product line had already topped the $1 Million mark and showed no signs of slowing.Formerly of Zirh Skin Nutrition, a male skin care line that was acquired by Shisheido in 2000, Rainer recognized an underserved market segment among young people ages fifteen to twenty-nine, a group he called “Generation Me”. A combination of Generation X and Generation Y, Generation Me had long been ignored by the more recognized skin care companies. Which tended to make products to help older consumers fight such skin ailments as wrinkles and recondition aging skin. No serious conservatively price high-end skin care solutions existed for young skin problems, such as oily skin, combination skin, and…

Case Study: A Noodle for a New Generation When Sam Rainer launched Noodle in the USA in spring 2021, it was with a clearly articulated marketing strategy – a hefty first year sales goal of $ 1.7 Million. Nine months after rollout, Rainer’s plan seemed to have worked quite well: His skin care company and product line had already topped the $1 Million mark and showed no signs of slowing.Formerly of Zirh Skin Nutrition, a male skin care line that was acquired by Shisheido in 2000, Rainer recognized an underserved market segment among young people ages fifteen to twenty-nine, a group he called “Generation Me”. A combination of Generation X and Generation Y, Generation Me had long been ignored by the more recognized skin care companies. Which tended to make products to help older consumers fight such skin ailments as wrinkles and recondition aging skin. No serious conservatively price high-end skin care solutions existed for young skin problems, such as oily skin, combination skin, and…

Case Study: A Noodle for a New Generation When Sam Rainer launched Noodle in the USA in spring 2021, it was with a clearly articulated marketing strategy – a hefty first year sales goal of $ 1.7 Million. Nine months after rollout, Rainer’s plan seemed to have worked quite well: His skin care company and product line had already topped the $1 Million mark and showed no signs of slowing.Formerly of Zirh Skin Nutrition, a male skin care line that was acquired by Shisheido in 2000, Rainer recognized an underserved market segment among young people ages fifteen to twenty-nine, a group he called “Generation Me”. A combination of Generation X and Generation Y, Generation Me had long been ignored by the more recognized skin care companies. Which tended to make products to help older consumers fight such skin ailments as wrinkles and recondition aging skin. No serious conservatively price high-end skin care solutions existed for young skin problems, such as oily skin, combination skin, and…

8. Total Quality Management (TQM)• Explain how the Walmart business implements total quality management principles to ensure product or service excellence.9. Slide 9: Application of total quality concepts• Provide examples of quality improvement initiatives used by the Walmart company.

Assume that you are a manager in a manufacturing company. You were asked to choose and develop one of following products: i. Vacuum cleaner ii. Smart phone iii. Passenger car (a) Please state and elaborate, 5 (Five) customer characteristics and 5 (Five) technical engineering requirements based on chosen product. (b) Please develop complete House of Quality (HOQ) based on chosen product (c) Please evaluate and explain the importance findings of HOQ that you developed in Question 1(B)

Value Proposition at Brenco GPS Security Solution A value proportion defines the product or service that an enterprise is producing with the aims at resolving customer pain or fulfilling a need of a customer segment. Brenco is a security and GPS service providers, reputable in the deployment of digital tracking devices. Brenco has proposed to produce and distribute a small GPS tracking device that you can attach to your bicycle, cars, luggage or other valuables and in the event of loss of theft it will locate the items. The value proposition we offer is the ability to track your valuable objects. Requires: As a senior business analyst at Brenco, you are required to identify and explain the set of features embedded in the value proposition of GPS tracking device

Problem 2: Customer complaints Each question in this problem (Q5-Q8) consists of a customer complaint. From the options below, indicate which dimension of customer utility each complaint relates to. Ease of use Timing  Fit Convenience Durability Location Affordability  Performance Reliability Aesthetics   Question 5 “I had to spend 27 minutes on hold before talking to an agent”. Question 6 “This car is not fuel efficient at all." Question 7 “When I needed a restroom in the amusement park, I had to walk almost a mile." Question 8  “I had this suit tailored for me, but now I realize that the shoulders are too wide."

• What is the difference between Risk Appetite and Risk Tolerance? • Define each term. • Contrast these terms highlighting their differences. • What purpose do they serve and how are they used differently.

Perform a "product-by-value" analysis on products A, B, C, D, and E. A $0.85 B $0.55 Total Contribution $117,000 $87,000 $54,000 C $1.05 Unit Contribution S The list of products in descending order of their individual dollar contribution to the firm: The list of products in descending order of their total dollar contribution to the firm: Based on the product-by-value" analysis, which products are the 3 lowest in total dollar contribution and, therefore, possible candidates for replacement? should be investigated for replacement Products D $1.65 $61,000 E $0.85 $76,000

Discuss The enterprise environmental factors that influence the Plan Quality Management process Discuss the tools and techniques for quality planning stated by PMBOK (2013:235)

You are invited to give a 15 minutes talk on sustainability to College of Science's students. Please summarize the main points of your talk, your recommendations and focus on the practicality of your advice. (15 marks]

Question 2 Discuss the costs and benefits of quality management to JBD and how it might influence its marketing management.

i) Identify the sustainable principle criteria impacting product design. ii) Critically examine the cause and the effect of toxicity in the context of mobile phone development.

Samsung had to determine whether it should develop its own version of the l-phone after seeing the astounding growth in sales of the then, "new-to-the world" Apple l-phone. In terms of the BCG model, Samsung's product positioning (remember, they didn't have a similar product at that time) would probably be that of a A Cash cow В Star C Question mark Dog D

Australia's consumer watch dog has sued Samsung Electronics for allegedly misleading consumers by promoting water-resistant Galaxy smart phones as suitable to use in swimming pools. 1) What model choice clarifies this problem? 1b. What technology choice is appropriate for the design?

Case Study: Juicy Fruit Gum Questions: In terms of the assigned reading, describe the current product life cycle stage of Juicy Fruit Gum and why you chose this stage. How would you classify classify Juicy Fruit Gum using the four consumer product categories described in the reading? Make sure to indicate why you chose this category.  What are the attributes of this brand and how do they create value for the customers? Make sure to list all attributes from the case. No AI please