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Cisco Systems Case Analysis
Cisco Systems Case Analysis
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“ As a leader in Internet networking devices and services, Cisco Systems is facing the threat
of losing its strong market share to competitors that are entering its sector. The new
companies entering the networking industry are brands that are well recognized and
established in other areas. Because Cisco does not have strong brand recognition with smaller
and mid size customers, Cisco's bottom line is at risk as the competitors attract those
customers that are new to the market. To combat this problem Cisco has two options: one is
to increase advertising expenditure to promote Cisco's name to new customers and build
current customer confidence, and the other is to enter new markets, such as ... ”
“ ... abilities. One of Cisco's greatest challenges will be to continue to create new and relevant
services to appeal to its customers. Advertising alone cannot help Cisco spread into new
markets; it will merely attempt to save Cisco's current market share and market segment. The
proposed mergers and acquisitions will, however, allow Cisco to enter the new emerging
markets. This is particularly relevant in light of the new trend towards internet-based
communications. With the possibility of moving data, voice, and video through networks on
the near horizon, it is imperative that Cisco expands into these markets. From this
perspective, it is most beneficial for Cisco to merge with other companies ”
... Asian market (Seitel, 2004), which "...is expected to nearly quintuple-to 32 million by
2050" (p. 298) in the United States alone will provide a huge boost to Bell's attempt to gain
total market share and international brand recognition ...
Marketing
... an industry and gain market share. New companies trying to make a name for their selves
in the industry use ... Marketing is the analysis of customers, competitors, and a company.
Marketing is deciding on targeting the most profitable segments. Marketing is ...
Identify the methods use to market this new service in relation to market
segmentations, targeting, positioning and marketing mix.
... 30% market share a company implements a marketing planning process. Another view is
that marketing has a number of processes that integrate together to create an overall
marketing process, for example - telemarketing and Internet marketing can ...
... networking dominators, Cisco Systems, Inc. Its CEO's statement, by the end of (once
again) a thriving Q1 FY2010 "Cisco's strategy is based on catching market transitions-the
market transitions that affect our customers", may also imply that the company ...
... its brand, increasing value, and attracting new customers. 1.3 Focus on shortening the
product life cycle and development time of new product introduction that can help BPS to
maintain its market share and ...
... its market share. The company will continue to use this approach to stay highly
competitive in the industry. Under ... their competitors. The business plan allows its
customers to buy directly from the company via the Internet. There ...
(4 pages) 125 0 ..... 11/03/2004
... a new product, which will expand its market share. The company is in the midst of creating
a credit card, which will be directed towards small business customers, or ...
IDine Network- New Company that is the leading provider of dining reward
programs.
... develop customized e-mails and promotions to the registered frequent flyers. Establishing
Brand Recognition In addition to investing substantial dollars in targeted member marketing,
iodine ...
... multi branded outlets selling unbranded imported shoes adding as other competitors in the
market. New Balance could maintain its own share if it constantly launches new innovative
and good quality products which would offer high performance to its customers in ...
... this market sector is growing rapidly. In laying out an appropriate marketing mix, the
organisation has to consider the product, distribution, promotion and price. Therefore
developing a marketing mix for each customer group. In a fairly saturated slow moving
beverage industry ...
... new brand name. It could be difficult to attract consumers since the conditioner market in
France is very small, a high potential could exist if the company can create a new customer
need. Nevertheless, in the first year a market share ...
... the market share of MARLBOROã again rose to 30%. This example shows that the brand
awareness and the notoriety are very important for the customer memory. The price share
decreases ...
(14 pages) 256 1 ..... 06/09/2003
... product lines and worldwide networks After merger, DaimlerChrysler AG was not
performing well in term of resources sharing and the collision in corporate culture. Company
loosed market share and profitability since merging. According to industry analysts ...
... distribution network. It has loyal customers and supliers, a great company image and big
market share. The company is highly dependant on the overal car industry. The ...