Essays on BMW

The battle for supremacy of the world’s largest luxury carmaker has been a tough battle between BMW and Mercedes Benz. Both automobiles are engineered and developed by German car makers. Mercedes Benz falls under the helm of the Daimler Group while BMW is produced by Bavaria. The Daimler Group has other automobile brands under its helm such as Smart, Serta, Freightliner, Bharat Benz, Western Star, Fuso, and Thomas Built Buses. Bavaria also produces other vehicle brands such as Rolls Royce and the Mini. However, the BMW is their leading brand and main source of revenue.
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The BMW car manufacturer considers German as one of its leading target markets. BMW is a high profile company known for its posy car models. The German market segment serves the best target market for BMW’s cars for a number of reasons; ranging from geographical, demographic, psychology to behavioral.
Geographically, German is located in the same country as the BMW cars manufacturer location. Even if the company was started in the United States, it is mainly manufactured in Germany. At Bavaria in German, a number of car models are manufactured. This physical positioning of the German Market segmentation,

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Introduction

The economies of modern era are volatile, and they are influenced by the rapid changes that are occurring throughout the world. However, an on-going position of an organization in the market depends on the evaluation as well as analysis of the surrounding. The successful organizations conduct environmental scans on periodic basis in order to analyze what the competitors are doing but their main focus is to consider those aspects that can help them in winning the race (Harari, 1994). BMW, i.e., Bayerische Motoren Werke is one of the leading players in the industry dealing with car manufacturing. It has

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Ford operates in a global automotive industry. According to current estimates (“Global Automotive Report”, 2013) total revenues of car producers worldwide constituted about $800 billion in 2013, and sales volumes accumulated approximately 80 million cars and other light vehicles. Top players of the industry are headquartered in the U.S., Germany, Japan, South Korea, and Great Britain, and include Volkswagen, Toyota, Daimler, GM, BMW, Nissan, Honda, and Hyundai. Analysts forecast that the global automotive market will continue to expand actively, and over 100 million units will be sold annually by 2020 (“Global Automotive Report”, 2013). Such growth will be fueled

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Tesco
- What’s next for Tesco? Where and how can it grow? Who will it target?
The next growth I see for Tesco is branching into the automobile/gas sector. This sector promises growth since the consumer always looks for ways and means to save money, especially in the context of frequently rising price of fuel. This will target anyone who owns or operates a vehicle that needs or requires gas (Fletcher, 2006).
- How can Tesco take its customer loyalty programs to the next level?
Tesco can take its customer loyalty program to the next level by giving

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Background

BMW was awarded the 'Outstanding Corporate Innovator (OCI) award in 2002 as a result of outstanding and innovative growth strategies. “This award was the culmination of continuous innovation, product development and brand loyalty exhibited and the company “(Oswald, 2002). This award came as a major milestone for the company that had been on an innovation and growth strategy to further its overall company long term objectives. Most industry observers expected that such an award would further assist the company reposition itself as a leading player in the automobile industry. However, this global recognition was not without its challenges that

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Introduction

BMW is a German company that deals with automobiles and motorcycles manufacturing and production, with its headquarters in Munich. BMW is ranked among the top three luxury car producers and manufactures in Germany. BMW has a footprint all over the world, and it is among the best-selling luxury automakers in the whole world. BMW continues to revolutionize its products and maintain a competitive edge over its competitors. The customer is at the heart of any production company, and this is not different at BMW. Every model it produces is designed to meet the needs of a specific or target

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BMW Group’s Differentiation Strategy
BMW’s official website offers an overview of the differentiation strategy used by the firm, and the strategic objective of the company is clearly defined. This is evident from the statement, “The BMW Group is the only manufacturer of automobiles and motorcycles worldwide that concentrates entirely on premium standards and outstanding quality for all its brands and across all relevant segments.” There are a number of areas in which BMW seeks to differentiate itself from the other competitors in the market. One such area where BMW differentiates itself

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Industry Analysis of luxury car Industry

This memo provides an overview of the Luxury Car industry analysis and discusses the attractiveness of the industry in terms of competition and sustained profitability. The memo provides a background of the industry and the uses the Porter’s five-tool to analyze the industry’s attractiveness (Porter 81). The selected industry is the automotive industry and focuses on global operations of BMW AG. The vast scope of focus is vital because the top 3 competitors in the automotive operations have extensive global presence.
The automotive industry has many firms, but I will focus on three key competitors, which are

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Introduction

In terms of business economics, ‘risk’ refers to the assumption of an organization attaining profits that are below expected or forecasted levels. It could also refer to the possibility of a loss. There are several aspects that influence business risk. Some of these factors are unit price, volume sales, cost of production, and economic and political environment . Organizations that aim to lower risk in order to attain stability often maintain low debts. This enables the company to assure that its financial liabilities are always payable.
Maintaining low financial risk levels has become an imperative in

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When one talks about movies that proved to be the biggest successes in cinema, one cannot forget James Bond. The first edition of James Bond was released in 1962 and since then sequels to the movie have been produced quite constantly. James Bond, the character, is famous for his intelligence, cars and girls and the automobile industry could not resist the temptation of advertising a car in a James Bond Movie.
In the year 1995, the 7th part of James Bond, GoldenEye, was released. The German car manufacturer, BMW, took

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- Contrary to the popular opinion that luxury items may not fulfill the needs in collectivist cultures, luxury cars like BMW can meet the needs of Chinese citizens, their collectivist values notwithstanding. Firstly, the Chinese economy is doing very well, and consequently, this has increased the purchasing power of its citizens. The number of citizens who own vehicles is increasing by the day. Additionally, more and more Chinese are purchasing luxury cars, similar to the one vended by BMW. Secondly, Chinese nationals associate such a car with prestige and social status. Additionally, the sedan models vended by BMW are

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CONTENTS

ABSTRACT3

CHAPTER ONE4
1.1 REPORT OVERVIEW4
1.2 HISTORICAL OVERVIEW.4
1.3 DATA COLLECTION.5
CHAPTER TWO...7
2.1 THE ANNUAL REPORT 7
CHAPTER THREE..11
3.1 RESEARCH OBJECTIVES11
3.2 RECOMMENDATIONS FOR MARKETING..12

REFERENCES13

APPENDIX A15
ABSTRACT
This report will discuss, in depth, the automotive giant BMW. By taking into account the available information on the company via the information that is required to be accessible by various international governing bodies, this report will discuss background information on the company, data collected in investigations regarding the company, and the marketing and business strategies employed by the company. This report will also discuss the most effective

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Introduction

The purpose of this document is to analyze the influence of the leadership on the organizational behavior, development and future perspectives of the BMW Group. In the scope of this research the author will look at the general concept of leadership and its influence on organizational effectiveness based on the theoretical analysis of existing business and scholarly studies and provide share personal view on the this topic. This will outline the direction of the analysis specific for the chosen organization – BMW Japan. The choice is justified by the interesting external environment that put pressure and to some extend determines

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Introduction

In the compact luxury sports segment, the main competitors are Mercedes-Benz C class and BMW 3-series. In general, both these models offer “fresh styling and modern, sophisticated interiors” . Both of them have been recently redesigned, and they both offer new four-cylinder engines. Their engines are turbocharged, even in the entry level model, to improve the fuel economy.

The Mercedes C Class uses a 1.8 litre turbocharged engine that has four cylinders and is direct-injected. It delivers 201 horsepower and a 229 pound-feet of torque. In comparison, the BMW 328i has more muscle, as it delivers 240 horsepower and 260

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The auto part business has become a popular and lucrative business opportunity across the continent since of the increasing demand of automotive parts. The auto part stores have thrived so well due to the fact that there is mass usage and dependence of automotive in every corner of the continent. However, the increasingly massive production of automotive and the tendency of wear and tear of such automotives have highly contributed to the rise of high demand of their spare parts. The automotive industries began in USA in the 1890s with hundreds of manufacturers venturing in commercial and private manufacturing

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- Explain the likely issues (as discussed in the chapter) that might come up during the Z4 campaign management process.

- The modes of campaigns to be used – One of the major factors to be considered in any campaign management process is the type of campaign that will be used. In many cases, the strategies used in campaigns plays a significant role in determining the overall success of the exercise.
- The criteria to be used in selecting relevant prospects for the launch in 2013 - Determining a transparent and effective criteria of selecting the relevant prospects of the launch

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The luxury cars industry in the United Kingdom has been resilient over the recent years despite the global recession. In particular, the United Kingdom luxury car makers continue to make increasing sales to other booming markets such as Russia and China. This research paper seeks to conduct a competitive analysis of the whole luxury car industry in the United Kingdom in a bid to examine the market situation of the individual car makers. This paper shall look into some of the significant brands of luxury car makers such as Rolls Royce, Land rover, BMW, Tesla, and Chrysler in this

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I have a long term goal to achieve in my life. To start with, being a student of business management, I really would like to use my managerial skills in my country in order to captivate a flourishing evolution in automobile industry, cars in particular. Personal satisfaction plays a key role in my career decision. Today cars are the most common mode of transport in our growing world. I, being a management student, have a little planning to run an international company that manufactures cars. I do not really believe in overnight success and in order to achieve my

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Introduction

The Bayerische Motoren Werke (BMW) began during the World War I. It specialized in engines manufacture. The company broadened into its current two principal product ranges: automobiles and motor cycles. BMW is one of Germany’s prominent and most successful companies today. BMW cars are not the most reliable, the most powerful, or the most luxurious on the market. They however, score well against all these criteria. BMW’s products are not exceptionally innovative although it rightly stresses the advanced nature and quality of its technology. The design of its cars is convectional and models styling is decidedly traditional.

Generic Strategy

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BMW business strategy

Introduction
BMW is one of the leading manufactures of luxury automobiles all the world. In the first quarter of 2011, the group sold up to 382,758 units which were an increase from the previous years. Despite its great achievement, it is facing various challenges like competition. A particular threat is the Chinese automobile company that increased its market to around 32.4% in 2010( BMW group 2012).the paper seeks to analyze and evaluate the business strategy that BMW has pursued using Porter's Generic Strategies framework, identify the unique resources and capabilities that underpin the value chain and Assess

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Business Model

BMW US manufacturing company is a vehicle assembly plant based in South Carolina in Spartanburg. It is the only production facility for BMW in the United States. This paper seeks to explain the business model of the BMW US manufacturing company. It will explain in detail the value proposition of the company, the market segment in which it operates, its value chain structure, revenue generation margins and its competitive strategy. The paper will also undertake to conduct an environmental analysis of the company using the SWOT analysis.

Despite the economic hardships that have been experienced in the past few

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Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/BMW?fref=ts
Owned media represents a marketing channel that a firm controls. There are two types of owned media, including fully owned media and partially owned media. Examples of fully owned media used by BMW include its own website and mobile site. BMW also has partially owned media such as Facebook account that it uses to keep customers updated on new models and the latest information the major attributes of the company’s product. BMW uses paid media in Facebook by posting advertisements which people can click and pay Facebook per click. The firm uses earned media by having

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Features for Mobile Site
According to Carsten Frien the CEO of Madvertise ,leading mobile advertising network, mobile sites are at the core of the mobile marketing strategy for any company. However, before designing a mobile site it is important to clearly define the objectives that the company wants to gain through its mobile site. The presentation and the features of the mobi version should therefore serve the corporate goal they want to achieve through this medium.
There are certain features that are considered important for the mobile version of a website as these devices have some limitation as

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