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Louis Vuitton(LV) was est. in 1854 in France and is known as one of the oldest French luxury fashion houses. The brand became famous for its exclusive leather bags and trunks. Over the years the LV line expanded from leather goods to fashion, selective retailing; wines & spirits; perfumes & cosmetics; watches & jewellery making the brand one of the most luxurious brands worldwide. The LV brand is most recognizable for its logo, quality, uniqueness and price. It resonates a sense of prestige, quality

CASE STUDY: PORTS 1961 I. Background Ports 1961 is a subsidiary of parent company PORTS International. It was founded in Canada in 1961 by Luke Tanabe in what started as a thriving family business that lost its standing due to mismanagement by Tanabe’s successors. In 1989 the company was acquired by brothers Alfred Chan and Edward Tan. After a global economic recession hit the market, Alfred decided to close all American operations and moved the entire business to China in 1993. He focused

GBA 490 – 007 23 September 2015 Vera Bradley Case Table of Contents Page Numbers Executive Summary……………………….…………………………………………….……………………………..3-6 Appendix A: Dominant Economic Characteristics…………………………………...…………………..6-7 Appendix B: PESTEL Analysis……………………………………………………………………….……..……….7-9 Appendix C: Five Forces Analysis……………………….…………………….………….……..…………….9-11 Appendix D: Industry Driving Forces………….………..………………..……………..……....………..11-12 Appendix E: Key Success Factors…..………………………………………………….………

The Make in India initiative launched by the Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Narendra Modi on 25th September 2014. The major objective behind the initiative is to focus on 25 sectors of the economy for job creation and skill enhancement. The sectors include leather, automobiles, textiles, ports, aviation, railways, mining, IT, chemicals, renewable energy, tourism and hospitality and wellness to name a few. It also aims at accelerating the GDP growth and tax revenue. This initiative also hopes to attract

External Factors That Affect Coach Inc. Positively/Negatively There are many factors that affect a company 's external environment. These factors can be broken down into two main categories. The first category of external environment factors that can affect a company is the macro-environment. According to the Crafting and Executing Strategy 's “Six components of the Macro-Environment”, it includes: legislation, technology, general economic conditions, population demographics, and societal values

1. Identification of the problem concerning second-hand luxury goods The third-party service sector concerning luxury goods, especially the luxury goods maintenance shops, exhibit a lot of room to grow. Growth in luxuries market has contributed to the expansion of outlets selling branded products, including Burberry, Hugo Boss, Louis Vuitton, Cartier and Versace. Behind this, many consumers have ignored an important issue: how to deal with these extremely expensive goods when they show no interest

Essay Topic: “Over the last fifteen years or so there has been a steadily increasing desire for design to prove its commercial value, to demonstrate to clients that their investment is tangibly worth it.” Design Council 2010 Please discuss how design can prove its commercial value with a measured ROI, explore 2 fashion case studies citing at least 5 relevant academic/industry references. Essay Questions: What design aspects are best applicable in modern digital era to increase revenue Can design

Assessment 1: Website or Digital ID Evaluation In such a digital age it is critical to have an strong online presence, now more than ever people are so influenced by what they see online. As a label it is no longer possible to thrive without social media presence, in a recent study it was observed that ‘28% of a users time online is spent on social media, and the average user now logs 1.72 hours a day on social media’ (Adweek.com, 2016). It is important to have an online presence for outbound marketing

Luxury brands should be able to effectively create some emotional connection with its customers and should not strive to please mass markets, but specifically to only those customers whose beliefs align with the brands. Beliefs go further to establish a connection than just brand values; they are more specific and consequently lead to higher diversification (Keller et al, 2008). Ferrari provides a good example of this. An Italian luxury sports car manufacturing company, according to Brand Finance

mprove inventory policy to reduce amount of time inventory is held from 135 days to at least 100 days by the end of 2016. Conduct research to determine if Canada and South America could be viable places for business. Increase market share by expanding at least 15 stores in Japan and the United States by the end of 2018. Increase sales in the men’s line by opening or converting more stores targeted towards mixed gender locations. conclusion While Coach, Inc. has managed to capture a large amount