Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Prepared by:
LOUISE JOSEPH G. PERALTA
MIKAELA LOUISE S. HAYNO
Grade 11- Accountancy, Business and Management
Student-Participants
RAYMUND BRIONES
Teacher-Coach
References
Executive Summary
Proposed Solution
Pakistan’s Implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
supports the re-establishment and repurification of the Indus River alongside its inhabitant.
Similarly, our product offers to provide societal awareness for the people of Pakistan to help
themselves on bringing back their national representatives and symbols specifically the Indus
River Dolphin. This way, it will surely enhance their sanitation, and stable ecological environment,
and as a contributing factor for a firmer economy.
Competitive Advantage
The proposed product has innovative and unseen features which other companies had not
been able to come up with the same idea. Features like Two-central joints for the tail flukes and
the beak, enabling them to constantly move up and down simultaneously. Similarly, it’s very
attractive to one’s eye; it gives them a feeling of confidence and level of highness; setting apart
from other individuals, are just multiple beneficiaries you can get than just a standard looking
jewelry. Also, the ring is made from high-quality materials, durable, and comfortable for best
consumer experience. Lastly, the proponents would like to give a variety of material options used
for different consumer price range and personal preference.
Business Model
The proponents desire to create a visually-pleasing, innovative product that will enhance
and satisfy both domestic and foreign fashion enthusiasts. They envision manufacturing this
product with the end in view of contributing to the Fashion Industry. This highly innovative
fashion related product, entices the silver lining to ring innovation and metal casting.
Consequently, it tends to make a show of the various culture and architectural wonders of Pakistan.
This campaign supports the Royal Government of Pakistan's efforts to promote fashion and
tourism for further economic stability.
Product Overview
Features and Its Benefits
The ring is not just any typical ring that you can just casually find in the market. Its
production made another silver lining to innovation. The ring was designed to upgrade the already
plausible fashion sense of the people in Pakistan specifically in jewelry. It is outfitted with various
designs and elements depicting the specified locale which is Pakistan in general. Also, it’s mended
and shaped like the Indus River dolphin which is one of the great symbols of it in fact, it’s their
national mammal.
Diving deep into the mechanism, there are three parts consisting the whole structure of
the piece: head, body, and tail. Each one of them has its own unique function and roles, just like a
normal dolphin would operate. There are two central joints where the beak and the tail fluke are
attached. It supports the upward and downward movement if there’s a registered motion or a bend
from the finger. The joints are located right above where the knuckle would probably sit in. That
way, there’s little to no delay when the finger start moving. Furthermore, there is also a spine
which is made of two consecutive brass curb chain; it’s very durable, rigid and it can withstand
some heavy consumer use, it serves as the main functionality of the movement of the flukes and
beak. The rings are made from relatively valuable and yet neutral for the buck, it is sculpted finely
and detailed offering you the best out of the hands of our craftsman. As for the head, there are
three main parts and each of them has their own circular joints allowing them to bend along and
aligned with the right curvature of the finger. Lastly, consumer preference and price range are all
considered with the fact that the material used are made through some several options: bronze,
copper, stainless steel, golden plate, titanium blue. Overall, the features, mechanism, and design
act jointly from each other.
Technical Framework
(Bronze and Copper – fancy-colored diamonds - (Golden plated – fancy-colored diamonds - red)
cyan)
Market Plan
Research and Analysis
In this section of the proposal, we aim and seek to convince the market that the product that
we will produce will benefit and bring advantages to the consumers, investors, and workers by providing
the purpose, influence, and the impact that our product will contribute. And by determining all these
factors, it will help the public know that the Indus River Dolphin Ring is suited to their market and culture
and at the same time will meet their needs and wants.
The COVID-19 pandemic affects the global fashion industry as governments close
manufacturing plants, and through store closures, and event cancellations to slow the spread of the virus.
The coronavirus pandemic has had a major impact on fashion brands worldwide. At the same time, the
fashion industry faces challenges in consumer demand. As retail stores shut their doors and stay-at-home
orders kept people inside, there was a dramatic shift towards digital commerce that is likely to continue
post-pandemic. The impact of Covid-19 also affected the consumers’ taste and necessities by looking for
an existing product and service that is new to them.
A new, creative, and innovative product is what the Indus River Dolphin ring will provide
to the market. It’s a product that is fresh to the eyes of consumers and is surely attractive that will fit the
personality and culture of the people living in Pakistan. The beauty of this is that it’s not just open to our
target market which is Pakistan but it is also possible to be distributed all over the world because it
represents a great sense of fashion.
Indus River Dolphin is the national mammal of Pakistan. These mammals can only be
found in the lower parts of the Indus River around its coverage and in River Beas, a tributary of the Indus
River in Punjab, India. In Pakistan, their numbers declined dramatically after the construction of an
irrigation system, and most dolphins are confined to a 750 mile stretch of the river and divided into isolated
populations by six barrages. They have adapted to life in the muddy river and are functionally blind. They
rely on echolocation to navigate, communicate, and hunt prey including prawns, catfish, and carp. In 2017,
WWF (world wildlife fund) conducted a survey that says, there are now an estimated 1,816 Indus River
dolphins in Pakistan—almost 50% more than the 1,200 dolphins estimated during the first comprehensive
census in 2001 when the species appeared to be on the brink of extinction. The Indus River Dolphin is
one of the world's rarest mammals and the second most endangered freshwater river dolphin. It is one of
the flagship species and an indicator of the biological health of the aquatic and terrestrial environment
adjoining the Indus River.
Pakistan's gross domestic product (GDP) has grown at an average of 5.3%/year since 1950
and real per capita income has increased 3.7%/year over the past decade, despite a 3% annual population
growth rate. Contributing to this dynamic economic growth have been migration, the construction of a
new national economy following independence, controlled irrigation, foreign exchange availability, and
an expectation on the part of the public of higher earnings and consumption. Despite these trends, the
Pakistan economy is structurally weak and there have been rapid increases in both the domestic and
foreign debt. The country is currently facing socio-economic problems such as poverty and unemployment
that affects their economic growth. Pakistan's HDI value for 2019 is 0.557, which put the country in the
medium human development category, positioning it at 154 out of 189 countries and territories.
In relation to the extinction of their national mammal and the socio-economic problems that
they are facing, we formulated a product that will raise awareness and will promote the beauty of Indus
River Dolphins which also represents the culture and name of Pakistan. The Indus River Dolphin Ring
will be made of moissanite for the stone gem, bronze, stainless steel and ___ that will make the ring
acceptable and much more affordable for the consumers to avail. This will enable not just the upper but
also the middle and lower class in the economy of Pakistan to experience the product.
Indus River Dolphin Ring is a high-quality product that will surely increase the customers’
trust; will provide a solid value proposition and a longer product support because of the availability of the
resources and the raw materials that will be used in formulating the product. The product also represents
the pride of the ownership which fits the personality of a Pakistani. The unique characteristics of this ring
will provide premium features to the market.
The Indus River Dolphin Ring won’t only deliver a high-quality product but it also intends
to promote and acknowledge the most underestimated and unappreciated jobs in the Philippines (black
smith) that has something to do with the materials that we will be using in the construction of our product
specifically, minerals which is also one of the imports of Pakistan from the Philippines. It will require a
huge and well talented craftsman which means a desirable amount of income for the workers. In this way,
the product will be able to provide jobs in the Philippines and in Pakistan wherein unemployment is very
prevalent. Moreover, it will represent and exhibit the culture and beauty of Pakistan and the high quality
and cost friendly products that the Philippines can produce.
Strategy
Considering the current competition, there is a need to strategically position the product.
As such, various plans shall be considered to wit:
Differentiation strategy- The proposed product shall be its competing products through the
creation of value including quality and add-on features, that customers will surely benefit from.
Confrontation strategy- This venture decides to confront, rather than avoid, the current
competition; differentiating the product from similar existing products surely places the former in
a competitive side.
Sales channel and advertisement- Online and traditional retail are understood to be a
practical sales channel for this product. Partnering with reliable delivery agencies shall be
solidified to make sure that the product reaches the customer in perfect condition. Placing stalls in
select areas in Cambodian airport and nearby areas will surely intensify sales. Customers are
allowed to request modification to suit their aesthetic needs. Paid advertisement like Facebook ad
and through other social media platforms will certainly increase popularity of the product.
Partnering with local companies in Cambodia will surely boost sales and provide livelihood
opportunities to its locals.
PRODUCT PRICING SHEET
EXPENSE
ESTIMATED PRICE Quantity ESTIMATED TOTAL
SELLING and
DISTRIBUTION EXPENSES Php1,000/ pc
Php 1,000.00
OPERATING EXPENSES (Salary, utilities, machineries)
Php 3,000.00
TOTAL
EXPENSES:
Php 7,154.00
PROFIT/INCOME RATE Php 2,845.00
SELLING PRICE:
PHP 9,999.00 or PKR 32,652.10
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