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This document analyzes the international expansion strategy of Kraft Foods using SWOT analysis, Porter’s Five Forces, or the BCG Matrix. It discusses how to determine short-term and long-term target markets and applies these strategies to a new product development scenario.
What's inside
- Introduction to international expansion
- SWOT analysis of Kraft Foods
- Strategies for entering new markets
- Short-term and long-term target markets
- Applying strategic planning to new product development
Who it is for: Students studying business strategy and international expansion. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
A business strategy assignment on Smart Cookie's international expansion. It discusses tools for analysing market entry and product strategy. Students learn how to apply these tools to a business case study.
Tools for analysis
Three methods for analysing a company's strategic plan are introduced. It explains how to use them to decide which markets to target. It connects this to developing a strategy for a new product.
Kraft's international expansion
Kraft's entry into the Chinese and Indian markets is examined. It looks at the research Kraft did to understand these markets. It explains how Kraft adapted its products for these markets.
Short-term and long-term targets
It describes the difference between short-term and long-term markets. It gives examples of how a company might enter these markets. It explains how to use focus groups and test groups in product development.
Strategic planning options
Two strategic planning models are introduced. It explains how to use these models when entering international markets. It describes the importance of taking risks in international expansion.
Key terms
- SWOT analysis
- A method for identifying a company's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.
- Porter's Five Forces
- A method for analysing competition in a business.
- BCG Matrix
- A method for evaluating products in a company's portfolio.
- Organic strategic planning
- A strategic planning model based on dynamic flow within the market.
- Alignment strategic planning
- A strategic planning model based on aligning with market conditions.
- Focus groups
- Groups of customers used to gather opinions on products.
Questions this document helps with
- How do SWOT analysis, Porter's Five Forces, and the BCG Matrix help in market entry?
- What are the steps in developing a strategy for a new product?
- How do focus groups and test groups help in product development?
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