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Chapter 2 - Strategy
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TABLE OF CONTENT
STRATEGY ZARA
COMPANY
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STRATEGY Group 4 Str.
01 INTRODUCTION 04 PROPECTOR
ANALYZER WITHOUT
02 REACTOR 05 INNOVATION
ANALYZER WITH
03 DEFENDER 06 INNOVATION
01 INTRODUCTION
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A. EXPLORATION
B. EXPLOITATION
02 REACTOR
The reactor strategy is characterized by a passive and adaptive approach.
The reactor strategy is the least aggressive, and organizations typically do not have any
forward looking or predictive strategy. They are not proactive and react to events as and
when they occur.
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03 DEFENDER
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04 PROPECTOR
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05 05 ANALYZER WITHOUT
INNOVATION
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ANALYZER WITH
06 INNOVATION
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ZARA
COMPANY
1.Overview
2. Strategic plan
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Zara is one of the biggest international fashion companies, and it
OVERVIEW belongs to Inditex, one of the world’s largest distribution groups.
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MISSION AND VISION
To give customers what they want, and get it to them faster than anyone else.
To contribute to the sustainable development of society and that of the environment with which Zara interact.
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A. EXPLORATION
a. How innovative are the
organization's products?
Need a lot of ideas from a
lot of design/collections
Re-design
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Zara's quality is inconsistent and depends
on the type of fabric, stitching, and finishing.
Examine fashion magazines, visit clubs, The commercial managers analyse Negotiate with the suppliers,
colleges and walk around streets to the commercial viability of the items decide the purchase prices,
see what people are wearing and proposed, and if they agree with analyse costs and fix a price
identify potential new trends. them, the items are going to be
for the garment.
produced.
Zara uses digital design software to
reduce design time and allow them to
create new clothing models faster.
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B. EXPLOITITATION QUESTION A: WHAT IS THE ORGANIZATION'S
DEGREE OF PROCESS INNOVATION
=> Rate point 4.
MANUFACTURING
RETAIL
AND DISTRIBUTION
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H&M often has lower price
points compared to Zara,
appealing to a more price-
sensitive demographic. Zara
has a slightly higher price point
Standardization: Zara
warehouses have standardized
product information with common
definitions, allowing quick and
accurate preparation of designs
with clear manufacturing
instructions.
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QUESTION D: WHAT THE NUMBER OF PRODUCTS OF THE
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Competition Industry
(High)
Bargaining Power
Substitute threat of Customers
(Low) (Medium)
Supplier Bargaining
Power
(Low)
EXPLORATION: 3.2
EXPLOITATION: 3.4
ANALYZER
WITHOUT
INNOVATION
STRATEGY
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EFFICIENCY OR EFFECTIVENESS
SUMMARY
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A. EXPLORATION
a. How innovative are the organization’s products? - 2 points
b. What is the price compared to the value of the product? - 3
points
c. What is the price level compared to the quality level? - 5
points
d. How frequently does the firm develop new products? - 3
points
e. How difficult is it for other firms to develop related products?
- 3 points
=> Average point: 3.2
B. EXPLOITATION
a. What is the organization’s degree of process innovation? - 4
points
b. What are its prices compared to the competition? - 2 points
c. What is its quality in terms of its standardization and
reliability? - 3 points
d. What is the number of products the organization has
compared to its competitors? - 5 points
e. What are the barriers to entry in its industry? - 3 points
=> Average point: 3.4
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