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- Business Management, Business Strategy, Marketing
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- Mkt 571 · Week 3
This assignment applies a problem-solving process to Classic Airlines’ marketing issues. It covers the internal and external pressures, objectives, obstacles, and resources available to resolve the crisis. It is for Week 3 of the Mkt 571 module.
What's inside
- Classic Airlines' current marketing problems
- Internal and external pressures on Classic Airlines
- Problem-solving process for marketing
- Marketing objectives and obstacles
- Marketing resources and solutions
Who it is for: Students taking the Mkt 571 module, Week 3. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
A marketing problem-solving process is applied to a fictional airline. Students learn how to use a problem-solving model to address a business crisis.
The Problems
Classic Airlines faces declining customer loyalty, revenue and stock prices. It also has high operating expenses and low employee morale. Several factors contribute to these issues.
Identify and Assess Risks
Risks are identified in aligning stakeholders and implementing a customer-focused strategy. Leadership changes may be needed. Ethical dilemmas may arise in decision-making.
Making the Decision
Leaders must choose solutions that satisfy goals and stakeholders. Decisions may involve ethical dilemmas. Cutting expenditures could affect employees and customers.
Develop and Implement the Solution
A plan is executed within an 18-month timeframe. Actions are taken to address the identified problems. The goal is to increase revenue and customer loyalty.
Key terms
- Problem-solving model
- A structured approach to identifying, defining and resolving problems.
- Customer Relationship Management
- A strategy that focuses on the customer and uses technology to organize.
- Stakeholders
- People or groups who have an interest in the business.
- Ethical dilemmas
- Situations where choices involve conflicting ethical principles.
- Strategic avenues
- Plans or methods to achieve success in a competitive market.
- Nine-step problem-solving process
- A method for analysing and resolving problems.
Questions this document helps with
- How can Classic Airlines increase customer loyalty?
- What steps can be taken to improve employee morale?
- How can the airline address its high operating expenses?
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