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Ingersoll Rand - FAS - D2
Ingersoll Rand - FAS - D2
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The case study digs into the complicated and vital universe of distribution
channels inside Ingersoll Rand, a differentiated industrial partnership.
The case examines in detail Ingersoll Rand's distribution channels for air
compressors and the difficulties that come with using multiple channels.
2. Problem Statement
Ingersoll Rand is faced with the essential choice of deciding the most
fitting appropriation channel for its Centac-200 blower, which has novel
qualities and applications. The organization needs to choose whether to
allocate this item to its immediate sales force, independent distributors, or
Air centres. This choice conveys huge impacts on the organization's
circulation, associations with merchants, and business sector intensity.
The organization uses different distribution channels to market and sell its
different items. These dissemination channels, alongside their designs and
the kinds of items they sell, can be summed up as follows:
1. Direct Sales Force:
Structure: Ingersoll-Rand maintains a direct sales force consisting of sales
representatives who are responsible for selling the company's products
directly to customers.
Products Sold: The direct sales force handles a range of products,
including reciprocating compressors above 200 horsepower,all rotary
compressors above 300 horsepower, and centrifugal compressors.
2. Independent Distributors:
4. Manufacturers' Reps
Products Sold: They essentially handle small compressors with less than
5 horsepower, catering to retail chains and similar customers
4. About Centac-200: