Q1. Operational Intimacy.
The Treacy & Wersema model revolves around three important aspects:
- Operational Intimacy : This refers to excellent operational processes. Excellent operational process is defined by the adeptness with which goods or services are delivered to a customer in the most affordable and efficient manner.
- Product Leadership : Product Leadership arises from being a forerunner in developing new products.
- Customer Intimacy: This refers to building a long-term relationship with customers and maintaining the relationship over time with Customer Loyalty Programs, etc.
Q2. Market attractiveness and business strengths
The tool developed is called the GE- McKinsey Nine Box Matrix. The two axes of this matrix are Market attractiveness and business strengths.
Q3. Option d - Demarketing is a strategy used by organizations to reduce demand for their product through advertising. There are many reasons to develop this strategy, and option a, b, c are some of them.
Q4. Statement A is true. - In Blue Ocean companies, imitators do not arise.
47. According to Treacy and Wiersema, means providing s or services at competitive prices and delivered...
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