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INTERNATIONALIZATION
AND TECHNOLOGY (USA)
VALDRINAL CASE

February, 2013

Ana Álvarez, Pamela Alduey, Sonia Cañavate and Lidia Chávez

Internationalization and Technology
Index
I. Introduction
II. US Wine Market
a. Overview
b. Before opening an online store
III.
III. Internationalization and Technology
a. Key E-Commerce Themes
- Online Store Basics features
- Virtual Club Privé
b. Mobile E-Commerce (mobile payments)
c. Social E-Commerce
IV. Key Points
V. Sources of Information

Introduction
“The dynamic business strategies and operations of many companies have become highly influenced in recent years by the forces of globalization and advances in information and communication technologies.
Internationalization of Business and IT provides opportunities
-Market expansion
-Cost reduction
-Risk diversification
-Potential increases in productive efficiencies. But… It can produce failures to understand how to combine technology and globalization strategies!!!

II. US Wine Market
World's top wine drinkers in 2011 = 3.7 billion bottles of wine.
Consumption +4.5% in one year.
Leading consumer market for wines +$10 per bottle.
2006 to 2010:
Wine retailing +$10 +14.7%
$5-$10 range +10.7%
Low-priced wines -$5 +0.95 %

US wine consumption to grow 10% between 2011 and 2015 (13 liters per adult per year).
(Source: International Wine and Spirit Research (IWSR) Consulting Group for Vinexpo, Bordeaux, France)

2011 US Spanish wine imports

299,160,830.00 value
6.21% of total wine imports
6th place

US E-Commerce Overview
E-Commerce market
Year

Total US retail E-Commerce % of total retail

Consumers are spending more via e-commerce.

2012

>218B

10%

2013

>240B

10%

More wealthy consumers and and high-margin products.

E-commerce shoppers
E-commerce
shoppers

Internet population Online shoppers E-Commerce Penetration
Internet Pop.

2012

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