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Case
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Reference no. 9B05B002
Published by: Ivey Publishing
Originally published in: 2004
Version: 2005-02-15
Length: 9 pages
Data source: Field research

Abstract

The president and chief executive officer of Info-Tech Research Group must determine the pricing and promotional strategies for the company''s newest product offering. This case allows students to use differential analysis as a tool to aid their decision. Students are expected to: (1) perform a qualitative analysis based on the fit of Info-Tech''s new product offering within the competitive marketplace and its potential customers; (2) identify those items relevant to the decision and categorize them as either recurring cash flows or one-time cash flows; (3) understand that the recurring cash flows consist of both variable costs and fixed costs and to recognize the difference; (4) identify those items which are investments, including working capital accounts; (5) apply exchange rates so that all figures in the analysis are in the same currency; (6) calculate return on investment and payback ratios; (7) recognize the need for and perform a sensitivity analysis on the projected sales levels; and (8) make a decision based on both qualitative and quantitative analysis.
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Medium
Other setting(s):
2003

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Abstract

The president and chief executive officer of Info-Tech Research Group must determine the pricing and promotional strategies for the company''s newest product offering. This case allows students to use differential analysis as a tool to aid their decision. Students are expected to: (1) perform a qualitative analysis based on the fit of Info-Tech''s new product offering within the competitive marketplace and its potential customers; (2) identify those items relevant to the decision and categorize them as either recurring cash flows or one-time cash flows; (3) understand that the recurring cash flows consist of both variable costs and fixed costs and to recognize the difference; (4) identify those items which are investments, including working capital accounts; (5) apply exchange rates so that all figures in the analysis are in the same currency; (6) calculate return on investment and payback ratios; (7) recognize the need for and perform a sensitivity analysis on the projected sales levels; and (8) make a decision based on both qualitative and quantitative analysis.

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Location:
Industry:
Size:
Medium
Other setting(s):
2003

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