case study
Strength
Itunes / Music Industry has its legalizations and fee for their CD and album items.
Weaknesses
Users must spend time downloading the music, then to play it anywhere but on their computers they must burn it onto compact disk more specific song can be hard to locate. It takes time spent , hassle , disappointing result and that’s the kind of currency that teenagers have but that people with a day job won’t have.
Opportunities
It is more reliable and easy to get just pay and get the cd and it’s legalized without breaking any law.
Threats
Establishing of softwares that offers free browsing and downloading of music.
Questions:
1. Apply the value chain and competitive forces models to the music recording industry.
We can apply it to the music recording to make some income to our music industry.
2. What role did the internet play in changing value propositions and the competitive environment? To what extent has it been responsible for declining CD sales? Explain your answer.
The role that the internet done in environment was they changes a lot of things using internet by people who doesn’t want to pay a higher amount.
3. Analyze the response of the music recording industry to these changes. What management, organization, and technology issues affected this response?
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4. What is the current business strategy of the music industry? Do you think it is viable? Explain your answer.
The first strategy of music industry was the napster. For me it is viable, because people gets MP3 music files by downloading it from their personal computers.
CASE STUDY
Can the music Industry change Its Tune?
Submitted to:
Ma’am Lorico
Submitted by:
Caturan, Nikka Nicolle L.
Sayson, Shera Joy L.
Itunes / Music Industry has its legalizations and fee for their CD and album items.
Weaknesses
Users must spend time downloading the music, then to play it anywhere but on their computers they must burn it onto compact disk more specific song can be hard to locate. It takes time spent , hassle , disappointing result and that’s the kind of currency that teenagers have but that people with a day job won’t have.
Opportunities
It is more reliable and easy to get just pay and get the cd and it’s legalized without breaking any law.
Threats
Establishing of softwares that offers free browsing and downloading of music.
Questions:
1. Apply the value chain and competitive forces models to the music recording industry.
We can apply it to the music recording to make some income to our music industry.
2. What role did the internet play in changing value propositions and the competitive environment? To what extent has it been responsible for declining CD sales? Explain your answer.
The role that the internet done in environment was they changes a lot of things using internet by people who doesn’t want to pay a higher amount.
3. Analyze the response of the music recording industry to these changes. What management, organization, and technology issues affected this response?
-
4. What is the current business strategy of the music industry? Do you think it is viable? Explain your answer.
The first strategy of music industry was the napster. For me it is viable, because people gets MP3 music files by downloading it from their personal computers.
CASE STUDY
Can the music Industry change Its Tune?
Submitted to:
Ma’am Lorico
Submitted by:
Caturan, Nikka Nicolle L.
Sayson, Shera Joy L.