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    INTRODUCTION 2 RETAILING

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    A set of business activitiesinvolved in selling goodsandservices to consumers for theirpersonal, family, orhouseholduse.

    A retaileris a business that sellsproducts and/orservices to

    consumers forpersonal or familyuse.

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    Examples ofRetailers . . .

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    RetailShops . . .

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    The 10 Largest Retailers in the United States

    Rank Company Main Emphasis

    1 Wal-Mart Full-line discount stores, supercenters,membership clubs

    2 Home Depot Home centers, design centers

    3 Kroger Supermarkets, convenience stores,jewelry stores

    4 Target Full-line discount stores, supercenters

    5 Costco Membership clubs

    6 Albertsons Supermarkets, drugstores

    7 Walgreens Drugstores

    8 Lowes Home centers

    9 Sears Department stores, specialty stores

    10 Safeway Supermarkets

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    RetailProcess

    POS ERP

    Reports & Transactions

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    Retail formats in INDIA

    India is fifth most attractive emerging retail market: a potentialgoldmine.

    Indian retail is largest among all industries(200 billion $).

    10% - Indias GDP.

    Growth rate 20-25%

    8% - employment

    Potentiality to grow 427 billion $ by 2010 and 637 billion $ by 2015.

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    Retail formats inINDIA

    Malls

    Specialty stores

    Discount stores

    Department stores

    Hyper marts / Super marts

    Convenience stores

    Multi brand outlets

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    INDUSTRYREVOLUTION

    Textiles sector with companies like Bombay Dyeing,

    Raymond's, S Kumar's and Grasim first saw theemergence of retail chains

    1990s saw a fresh wave of entrants with a shift fromManufactures to Pure Retailers.

    Growth of Retail in INDIA

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    For e.g. Food World, Subhiksha and Nilgiris in food andFMCG; Planet M and Music World in music; Crosswordand Fountainhead in books.

    Post 1995 onwards saw an emergence of shoppingcenters.

    Emergence of hyper and super markets trying to providecustomer with 3 Vs - Value, Variety and Volume.

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    ManufacturersPerspective

    Retailers are part of the

    distribution channel

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    A Typical Channel of Distribution

    Manufacturer

    Wholesaler FinalConsumer

    Retailer

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    The Retailers Role in the Sorting Process

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    DistributionTypes

    Exclusive:suppliers make agreements with one or fewretailers that designate the latter as the only ones in aspecified geographic area to carry certain brands orproducts

    Intensive: suppliers sell through as many retailers aspossible

    Selective: suppliers sell through a moderate number ofretailers

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    Multi-ChannelRetailing

    A retailer sells to consumers through

    multiple retail formatsWeb sites

    Physical stores

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    RetailStrategy

    An overall plan for guiding a retail firm

    Influences the firms business activities

    Influences the firms response to market forces

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    RetailStrategy

    Location

    Store Design& Display

    Pricingmixing

    Customerservice

    MerchandiseAssortments

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    Six Steps in Strategic Planning

    1. Define the type of business

    2. Set long-run and short-run objectives

    3. Determine the customer market

    4. Devise an overall, long-run plan

    5. Implement an integrated strategy

    6. Evaluate and correct

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    Pay Less +Expect More at Target

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    Aspects ofTargets Strategy

    Growth objectives

    Appeal to a prime market

    Distinctive image

    Focus

    Customer service

    Multiple points of contact

    Employee relations

    Innovation

    Commitment to technology

    Community involvement

    Monitoring performance

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    Applying theRetailing Concept

    Customer OrientationCoordinated Effort

    Value DrivenGoal Orientation

    RetailingConcept

    RetailStrategy

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    EliminatingShoppers Boredom

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    CustomerService

    Activities undertaken by a retailer with the basicgoods and services

    Store hours

    Parking

    Shopper-friendliness

    Credit acceptance

    Salespeople

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    How Retailers Add Value . . .

    Doll isdeveloped atmanufacturer

    Doll isdeveloped inseveral styles

    Doll is offered inconvenient

    locations inquantities of one

    Doll isfeatured onfloor display

    Doll can bebought on

    credit or puton lay away

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    RetailMix

    The combination of merchandise, assortment,

    price, promotion, customer service, and storelayout that best serves the segments targetedby the retailer.

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    Types ofCompetition

    1. Intratype Competition

    2. Intertype Competition

    3. Divertive Competition

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    IntratypeCompetition

    Itoccurs when two or more retailers of the same type,compete directly with each other for the samehouseholds.

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    It occurs when two or more retailers of a different type,compete directly by attempting to sell the samemerchandise lines to the same households.

    IntertypeCompetition

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    It occurs when retailers intercept or divertcustomers from competing retailers.

    DivertiveCompetition

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    The Retail Life Cycle

    M

    arketshare

    orprofit

    Early

    growth

    Accelerated

    development

    Maturity Decline

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    alue-retailstores

    On-lineretaile

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    Single-price

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    Warehouseclubs

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    tfoodoutlets

    Conveniencestore

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    Supermarkets

    Departmentstores

    Catalog

    Retailers

    Malls(?)

    Generalsto

    re

    Factoryoutletstores

    Profit

    Market share

    Single-brand

    stores

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    Future Changes in Retail

    Nonstore

    RetailingNew Retail

    Formats

    Integration of

    Technology

    Heightened

    Global

    Competition

    Increased useof Private Labels

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    E-tailing

    Catalog

    Sales

    Direct

    Selling

    Non store Retailing

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    Liquidators

    Recycled

    MerchandiseRetailers

    Super centers

    New Retail Formats

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    Creation of

    New RetailFormats

    Greater

    Diversity

    Increased

    Rate of

    Change

    Heightened Global Competition

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    Customer

    Satisfaction

    Customer

    Management

    Supply Chain

    Management

    Integration ofTechnology

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    M.RAVISHANKAR

    MBA(AB) 2008-2010 Batch

    NIFTTEA KNITWEAR FASHION INSTITUTE

    TIRUPUR

    [email protected]

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    FIN