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    and interviews were done to gather the information. All possible efforts were made to ensure the credibility of the report to the maximum extent at the time of writing the report. 1.4 Report Preview. Since OTOBI is the leading laminated board furniture manufacturing company‚ we have chosen this company to evaluate its sources of competitive advantage. As efficiency‚ quality‚ innovation and customer responsiveness are the main building blocks of competitive advantages; therefore these are discussed

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    Mr.Woody that‚ if followed‚ would help him fulfill his vision. b. Prepare a five-minute presentation. Your typewritten team proposal is due prior to your team presentation in Mr.Woodys conference room. Designing a New Furniture Company Mr. Woody‚ the owner/operator of a small furniture company specializing in the manufacture of high-quality bar stools‚ has experienced a tremendous growth in demand for his products. He has standing orders for $750‚000. Consequently‚ Mr. Woody has decided to expand his

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    possible. Supply photographs to show the issue(s) in order for the claim to be processed. Failure to send photographs will mean your claim will not be validated. Our guarantee for bedroom and home office furniture goods. • • • • For bedroom and home office furniture goods a 10-year guarantee period for all ranges ordered from 1 March 2009 with the exception of our Space range. For all bedroom and home office goods ordered before 1 March 2009 our guarantee is 5 years

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    prices so low that as many people as possible will be able to afford them”(“ The Ikea Concept”). How these goals and objectives are being achieved One of IKEA’s main goals is to provide products at low prices to customers. IKEA has good‚ stylish furniture for their customers. There are 316 large stores in 267 countries. IKEA works to maintain a wellknown brand identity. IKEA marketing plan is very well design to sell the product. The main IMC goals include product design‚ catalogues‚ advertising‚

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    visiting me during my period of training. They had taken a lot of efforts to come up with helpful guidance and advises while the industrial training process. Secondly‚ I would like to acknowledge my thanks to Dr. Abdul Hamid Saleh‚ the Head of Furniture Design Unit in Forest Research Institute Malaysia (FRIM)‚ who is my supervisor at the company during 2 month and 2 weeks of my industrial training. He had assisted and cooperated with me so I can complete the training successfully. Besides‚

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    Market Background Distribution/Sales/Promotion 100‚000 specialty furniture and home furnishing stores‚ department stores‚ and mass-merchandise stores in the United States Furniture sales to retail outlets is center on manufacturer’s expositions Manufacturers spend approximately 3.5% of annual sales for advertising of all types Cooperative advertising: cost shared by retailers; newspapers‚ television‚ radio Trade advertising: directed toward retailers; brochures‚ point-of-purchase

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    ages". IKEA is determined to maintain a standardized product strategy with a universally accepted assortment around the world‚ now carrying a variety of different home furnishings. It has limited number of manufacturing‚ however‚ designs all of its furniture. IKEA’s cost leadership strategy through high volume production and standardized items enabled it to sustain its business. Consumers are expected to become "prosumers"‚ in the meaning of half producers and half consumers‚ thus supplying their time

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    My Room

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    down to the floor. The floor is covered with pink fluffy carpet that massage my toes as I walk. My bed is always covered with a white bed sheet decorated with green‚ yellow‚ blue and purple polka dots. All the furniture in the room is painted in pink and white. An array of beautiful furniture accentuates the room and makes me feel like a princess. On either sides of the bed are two bedside tables. Two blue and yellow Disney princess lamp stand guard on each of the bedside tables. The wall behind my

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    ages". IKEA is determined to maintain a standardized product strategy with a universally accepted assortment around the world‚ now carrying a variety of different home furnishings. It has limited number of manufacturing‚ however‚ designs all of its furniture. IKEA’s cost leadership strategy through high volume production and standardized items enabled it to sustain its business. Consumers are expected to become "prosumers"‚ in the meaning of half producers and half consumers‚ thus supplying their time

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    scale can be difficult‚" says interior designer Kyle Schuneman. Ready for your own crash course in thinking vertically? Quinn‚ Schuneman and decordemon. com founder Brian Patrick Flynn offer tips on how to work effectively with the heights of furniture‚ draperies and decorative pieces. Maximize small spaces To make a small or low room feel bigger‚ draw some vertical lines‚ says Schuneman. "Hang the curtains all the way to the ceiling‚ not to where windows stop. Your eye visually feels like the

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