The customer will encounter the experience economy wherever they consume. ... The customers will never worry about the problems of their computers; the only thing is "to dial the fixing number". ... Another case in point, in china one movie ticket costs 15rmb, but you can use the same price to buy three VCD movies. ... A simple question to answer might be who isnt" Everyone has involved in the experience economy. ... For instance, the McDonald's has a big market share of the fast food industry of China. ...

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- Flow of communication (all employees involve in the process) - Adapt to different standards - Flexibility of the company - Products with added value - Brand getting notoriety - Fast development into new technological challenges - Costumer oriented - High knowledge (R&D) and experience - Supplier of Infrastructure - Choice to expand in all markets Weaknesses - Process integration was not vertically - Problems into establish in distribution channels - Organizational defects due to pressure with the employees - Image that was a Japanese brand Opportunities - OEM ...

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Analysis Maytag started in 1893 when the economy was still growing. ... Maytag has grown with the economy to make their product available to the public's income. ... The problem with the consolidation is now it is more competitive then ever before. ... When Maytag becomes a threat to Whirlpool or General Electric then they might try to buy out the problem. ... Move to the Asian market since the company had a good experience with the China's Hefei Rongshida joint venture. ...

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Problem Statement In order to achieve revenues in excess of $500 million per year in the next five years and ultimately achieve revenues of $1 billion annually, CUTCO Corporation must implement a long-range growth strategy by selecting and focusing on a growth driver as well as a strategic marketing channel for the next ten years. ...

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However, gross savings are often eroded by direct and indirect loses and it is this that led to LetsBuyIt running into serious financial problems in 2001. ... However, the Japanese and Chinese languages are in second and third places respectively. ... This shows that more Asian companies are becoming part of the global economy are in a few years will threaten major US and European companies. ...

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• Grade Level: High School