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Walmart Vs Amazon
Presenting to you by Ibadul Islam Rony ID60
Competitive Forces Analysis for
Walmart and Amazon
01 New Entrants 03 BP of Buyer 05 Competitive Rivalry
Difficult for new Both of them has Retail is very competitive
entrant to penetrate various offering with sector that’s why both are
both are established competitive price invested in heavy marketing,
and dominant player. that ensures bp of logistics, and technology to
buyers. get advantages.
1. Inbound Logistics Highly efficient inbound logistics processes with Walmart's large physical
presence to its supply chain and Amazon.com using advanced logistics
technology to its inventory.
2. Operations Both have efficient and effective operations processes that allow them to
deliver products quickly and accurately to their customers.
3. Outbound Logistics Invested heavily in their outbound, offering store-pickup by Walmart and
Amazon.com using advanced logistics technology to deliver packages
quickly and efficiently.
4. Marketing and Sales Highly effective marketing and sales strategies that help them attract and
retain customers.
5. Service Strong emphasis on customer service, with Walmart offering in-store
customer service and Amazon.com offering 24/7 online customer service.
6.Procurement Efficient procurement processes allow them to negotiate lower prices and
terms with their suppliers, ultimately cost savings for their customers.
Business Model And Strategies
Comparison
1. Business Model Walmart is primarily a brick-and-mortar retailer with a few online stores,
while Amazon is a primarily online retailer with a few brick-and-mortar
stores.
2. Customer Base Walmart focuses on middle-income and low-income customers who are
looking for low prices, while Amazon targets a wide range of customers who
are looking for convenience and a vast selection of products.
3. Product range Walmart offers a wide range of products, including groceries, apparel,
electronics, and home goods, while Amazon offers a vast selection of
products, including everything from books to electronics to groceries.
4. Supply chain Walmart has a highly efficient supply chain to keep costs low, while Amazon
has a highly automated supply chain to offer fast and free delivery.
5. Pricing strategy Walmart focuses on lowest possible prices to its customers, while Amazon
uses a dynamic pricing strategy based on market demand and supply.
6. Advertising strategy Walmart uses advertising channels like TV and print media while Amazon
relies on digital marketing and personalized recommendations.