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01 Activity 1

1. How did apple achieve a dominant position in the market as a seller or both songs
and music players?

Most indirect changes occur within a firm, business, or organization, which explains why
some businesses are prepared to accept them to take advantage of new opportunities. We
cannot dispute the fact that Apple is the leading computer firm in the world and that all
their creations have been recognized as innovations. Even though they weren't the original
firm to come up with the concept of the iPod MP3 player, they gave this goal some thought.
They really conducted an external review and discovered that nobody was providing lawful
digital downloads. In conclusion, they were able to offer music players and songs to such
a wide audience because to the iPod's accessibility and on-the-go technology, which
contained music libraries.

2. Which phase in the evolution of strategic management is present in the given case?

Since the Apple Company saw this as a great opportunity for them to produce another
concept that would be liked by their consumers, the phase of evolution of strategic
management that is present in the given scenario is the external oriented planning. In
addition, they develop creative solutions to satisfy their customers, which is successful.

3. Which type of strategy is being employed by Apple in the given case study?

Because the MP3 player enhanced their position in the market, Apple is using a business
level strategy in the case study provided. They developed their own methods and
techniques to compete with other businesses, which helped them innovate and expand their
market.

4. What competitive advantages contributed to Apple’s success?

The benefit is that Apple's competitive advantages contributed to its success. The worth of
their product, the iPod, increased client loyalty and favors, which also assisted them in
increasing their market value. Also, it only illustrates how a product's market value, and
the success of their business are constantly dependent on the quality of the goods they offer
to their target market.

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