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Date Submitted: 03/03/2011 05:11 AM
Table of Content
Acknowledge 3
Outline 4
Executive Summary 6
Industry Life Cycle 7
Key Success Factors (KSF) 8
Porter’s Five Forces 11
Internal Factor Analysis Summary (IFAS) 13
External Factor Analysis Summary (EFAS) 15
Strategic Factor Analysis Summary (SFAS) 17
TOWS Matrix 19
Assessment of Company Performance 21
Review of option for Future Direction 22
Usefulness of Strategic Management Models 23
List of References 25
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Acknowledge
I would like to acknowledge and extend my heartfelt gratitude to my lecturer Mr. G. V Nathan for providing honest support and careful guidance on how to write this assignment. Without the encouragement and assistance of the lecturer, this assignment might not have been completed on time.
My gratitude also goes to some of my classmates who have selflessly and generously helped me with my assignment.
All in all, thank you Mr. G. V Nathan and my classmates with my best wishes.
University of Bradford / MDIS
Applied Strategic Management
Project Outline
Name: Ding Jun
Student No.: 09032487
Batch No.: BAFD2 0911A
Selected Company: Carrefour Group
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Brief of company
Carrefour is the second-largest retailer globally by sales, behind Wal-Mart, and the largest in Europe, with a range of formats from hypermarkets to hard discount and local convenience stores.
Reasons for selecting
Carrefour is ditching the stores as part of a new strategy to give up on areas where it's unlikely to become market leader, and push harder in places where it could be. I wonder whether this strategy makes Carrefour go further, or limit its internationalization.
Main strategic issue facing the company
← product safety and quality
This involves training, establishing procedures, and systematic hygiene and quality audits in stores and warehouses.
← Freedom of choice
Industrial brand, regional brand, own-brand or “first price”...