How is diffusion likely to be affected by the expiration of patents and the introduction of lower-priced coffee capsules?

Write an executive summary on Japan, Switzerland, and Mexico promoting Nestle products.

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Please provide critique and reaction to discussion below.   Describe The Industry (Retail) The retail industry involves selling goods and services to consumers, both in physical stores and online. It is an industry with various products, different ways of selling, and a strong focus on what customers want. Retailers deal with seasonal changes based on certain holidays and often operate globally. Recently, there's been a big shift to online shopping, a push for shopping from home and having it delivered to customers’ homes. Describe The Changing Aspect of The Retail Industry The retail industry is facing changes, mainly by the expansion of e-commerce. Traditional brick-and-mortar stores are facing the challenge of adapting to the digital space, where consumers prefer the convenience of online shopping. This shift in this way of shopping is changing the retail experience, with a greater focus on omnichannel interactions. Retailers are investing heavily in enhancing their online presence,…

please give examples of competitive advantages of a business selling a luxury bags in the digital space?

Define what is meant by marketing mix? And discuss how should M&S use itsmarketing mix in a synergistic way?

Identify four or five potential critical success factors for a large retail discount store that features abroad range of consumer merchandise.

There is little doubt that recent e-commerce growth has driven significant disruption in the retail sector. In most cases, this disruption is blamed for financial losses and brick-and-mortar closures across the industry. However, little attention is paid to the benefits e-commerce provides retailers, including brick-and-mortar brands.   discuss the extent to which you agree/disagree with this statement, offering at least 3 reasons.

Netflorist’s transition to retailerAt recent forum at the Gordon Institute of Business and Science (GIBS) the Net florist storywas relayed by Ryan Batcher, MD and co-founder of Net florist. He also explained how theywent from being ignorant about all things to do with flowers (except for roses) to becoming theleading online florist retailer in South Africa.Net florist was launched in 1999 as a test case for an e-commerce company in South Africa,when online retail was still in the early stages of development. Bacher said they knew nothingabout flowers therefore there was very little initial focus on food fulfilment, strategy industry,market research and marketing, HR, technology, or the product. “As there is very littlecustomer loyalty online the only differentiator in our industry is product and service we haveto innovate he said since expanding our offering in true gifting confectionery and bakeryproducts and same day personalization of gifts, 60% of sales are from flowers and 40%…

Amazon is the big gun in e-commerce that has disrupted tradi-tional retailing. But now, it seems, Amazon is in for some disrup-tive competition itself. With global e-commerce sales expected to reach almost $2 trillion a year, Google and social media sites such as Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and Instagram want to get in on the action. Several social media sites are experimenting with “Buy” buttons on their sites that let consumers purchase directly through the social medium. Google is experimenting with “Buy” buttons on search results to counter the almost 40 percent of consumers who now start their shopping searches on Amazon instead of search engines like Google. The biggest game changer, however, might be Pinterest. Pinterest started in 1999 as a sharable bulletin board where participants “pin” pic-tures of things they like. It is now a multibillion-dollar company with 70 million monthly visitors who have saved more than 50 billion objects on a billion Pinterest bulletin boards.…