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Subject category: Marketing
Published by: Allied Business Academies
Originally published in: "Journal of the International Academy for Case Studies", 2015
Length: 13 pages
Data source: Published sources

Abstract

The primary subject matters of this case are (1) choosing an appropriate growth strategy and (2) leveraging technology and social media to build customer relationships and deliver a unique value proposition to customers. Students should develop a more in-depth understanding of how to strategically position a company by developing market-specific strategies and effectively using technology to gain sustainable competitive advantage. The case has a difficulty level of three and up, making it appropriate for junior level courses in management information systems, marketing strategy or business strategy. The case is designed to be taught in one or two class sessions and should require approximately 2-3 hours of outside preparation for students, primarily reviewing the case and reading articles related to the competitive forces framework. This case can be used as a follow-up to the Part A case or as a stand-alone case focused on strategic positioning using technology-based initiatives.

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Abstract

The primary subject matters of this case are (1) choosing an appropriate growth strategy and (2) leveraging technology and social media to build customer relationships and deliver a unique value proposition to customers. Students should develop a more in-depth understanding of how to strategically position a company by developing market-specific strategies and effectively using technology to gain sustainable competitive advantage. The case has a difficulty level of three and up, making it appropriate for junior level courses in management information systems, marketing strategy or business strategy. The case is designed to be taught in one or two class sessions and should require approximately 2-3 hours of outside preparation for students, primarily reviewing the case and reading articles related to the competitive forces framework. This case can be used as a follow-up to the Part A case or as a stand-alone case focused on strategic positioning using technology-based initiatives.

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