Similarity Case Studies Samples For Students

1. Introduction
The porter’s five forces can be used to establish the competitive intensity thereby the attractiveness of a market. Attractiveness refers to the industry profitability. An industry where there are combinations of forces that drive down the industry profitability is known as ‘unattractive’ industry. A very unattractive industry refers to the industry approaching pure competition.

The porter’s five forces include;

Threat of entry of newcomers
Threat of substitute products
Intensity of competitive rivalry
Bargaining power of suppliers
Bargaining power of customers
Michael porter’s model is a powerful tool that can be used to scrutinize the industry economy ...

Like any other company, Stack Brewers are faced with some major problems during their daily operations that in one way or the other have impacted the company. Similarly, the encountered problems have as well provided significant opportunities for the company to advance in a positive way. According to the Tasting (2016), one of the major problem faced by the corporation is the trading and naming disputes due to the similarity of names with a Canadian company; thus forcing the company to rebrand its products. The two brands, Friendly Moose India Pale Ale and Angry Moose Imperial IPA are the ...

At the onset of the current millennium, china and India were identified as the most lucrative investment grounds in the world. These findings were based on the economic, legal-political and demographic factors in the two countries. By statistics, china is the most populous country in the world. Accounting for almost a sixth of the world’s population, china is full of opportunities in different fields. India is the second most populated country in the world. This means that there are many grounds on which the two nations can be compared. For our purpose the two countries will be compared in ...

Question 1

While taking Doris’s age, weight, and height into consideration, her BMI is 35.3, which would be categorized as Obese Class II. From that perspective, Doris faces a wide array of health risks including heart-related conditions, high blood pressure, and type 2 diabetes. The severity of these risks would increase in the event that she is not able to regulate her weight, which may go beyond the set limits depending on her age and height.

Question 2

Considering that her normal weight would be approximately 203 pounds, she has lost 4.9% of her weight within the past month due to nausea ...

Judging by the information above, the application has a great potential to become, first of all, popular and, secondly, profitable. However, there’s one thing missing, without which Alex and Pavel won’t be able to reach their goals and populate the app finally entering the U.S. market. It is marketing mix, or, in other words, strategies and tactics that programmers should use to achieve results. Alongside with this problem, there’s another one – inability to determine the target audience.
Basically, it is very important to build the target audience and one characteristic, which is about ‘being parents’, is ...

Introduction

Six Sigma, ISO 9000, and Baldrige are all quality measurement systems used by different organizations trying to achieve excellence to increase customer satisfaction through improved performance. These three are some of the most popular approaches used today and offer different emphasis but there are some similarities that can be observed between them. This makes them compatible with each other and some organizations use all, part or some of the approaches together (SRI Quality System Registrar).

Six Sigma

Six Sigma uses a set of strategies developed by Motorola in 1985 to achieve work process improvement in organizations. The approach does this by ...

Counselling theory

The essay aims to address person-centred theory in detail including the main features of this theory with regard to how useful they are even in real life situations. The essay will also take into account how this model is different from other therapeutic models in particular cognitive behavioral approaches and psychodynamic approaches. It also takes into account the similarity of the models listed.
Personal-centred therapy which originally was known as non-directive therapy is a therapy that was developed by the psychologist Dr. Carl Rogers (1902-1987) that moves the idea that the expert is the therapist to a direction where one ...

Exxon Valdez Crises and the BP Crises

The BP Oil Spill of 2010 and the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill in 1989 are among the major oil spills in history. Many similarities can be drawn from the two crises, with BP having the better chance of learning from the events that followed the Exxon Valdez oil spill. Two major similarities can be identified from the two crises, especially in terms of public relations blunders. One similarity regards the response to the crisis. According to Mulkern (1), after the spill, both companies put emphasis on science over people. For example, after the spill, Exxon blamed Alaska for not ...