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ZARA Case Study Solution
1. Introduction
Zara, a well known reputed fashion designing and manufacturing company has been
declared most efficient and market responding enterprise in UK‟s fashion industry. Mr. Amancio
Ortega, the creator and initial organizer of Inditex is appreciated for his strategic decisions as
well as his market competition winning strategies have been accepted and followed by his
competitors now.
Zara, one of the brands of Inditex, founded in 1975, is the most renowned and famous
fashion icon. It is not only generating the highest profit margins for organization but also is the
most famous and recognized by customers in market (Murphy, 2008). The majority of captured
market by Inditex is for Zara. An estimated share of Zara in total revenue of group is 80%
(Brand Watch Zara, 2004, p.2). It‟s a Spanish based company, and has successfully proven itself
as a leading company which is successful in positively providing service to their customers. It is
the fashion icon which is serving industry since decades and still its customers are so satisfied
that it is going to be even better in future. Management has taken decisions that were
entrepreneurial at that time and still most of the companies in industry are not deciding on same
fronts. Such decisions that lead to success are possible after a deep thoughtful process that
requires environmental analysis (both at macro and micro level), external and internal analysis
and a rational logical decision making process provides plans and objectives. Zara has already
reached its objectives and is a leading company and now further expansion of company is under
consideration (Sull and Turconi, 2008). In this document, we are going to analyze the market
environment and making some achievable plans for future. This process would be critical and
crucial because it leads to decisions that are basis for future actions and these critical decisions
for future flow of activities will decide...