Reasons for Failure of Coca-Cola Life Project and Recommendations for Improvement

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This presentation discusses the reasons for the failure of Coca-Cola Life project and provides recommendations for improvement. It covers topics such as project failure reasons, Coca-Cola Life project overview, evidences of Coca-Cola Life failure, and recommendations for improving the business plan.

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Coca-Cola Life
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Reasons for project failure
Lack of proper project plan
Inefficient team members
Poor management of project team
Poor communication among team members
Insufficient resources both for personnel and funding
Lack of proper organizational structure
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Reasons for project failure (Contd.)
Conflict among stakeholders
Politics in business
Cost exceeds estimated budget
Improper portfolio and project management
Failure signs ignored
Goals and objectives of the project are undefined
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Reasons for project failure (Contd.)
Bad leadership
Parameters undefined and not enforced properly
Project managers are not experienced
Cost estimations are inaccurate
Misalignment between ethics and culture

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About Coca-Cola Life project
Version of Coca-Cola
Provides low calorie
Uses stevia and sugar as sweetener
Chile and Argentina are countries of origin
Later launched in UK and Sweden
Co-existed with Coca-Cola Zero and Diet
Coke
Aluminum cans, glass and plastic bottles are
used for packaging
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About Coca-Cola life project (Contd.)
It has been made available in Mexico after being launched in Great
Britain, Chile and Argentina
Contains 64 calories in 355 mL cans
Marketed to people through radio, television, social media and
sampling
The sweetener that is used is calorie- free that makes the drink
special
The sweetener is native to Paraguay
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Reasons for Coca-Cola life failure
Similar products like Coke Zero and
Diet Coke were already sold in the
market with great popularity
The advantages of Coca-Cola Life
over existing Coke’s line up was not
clear to the consumers
Critics have said that Coca-Cola Life
is just the change of outer covering of
Coca-Cola.
The “in-between” concept of Coca-
Cola did not appeal to consumers
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Evidences of Coca-Cola Life failure
Coca-Cola Life sale fell by 73.1% in March 2018
It was even critiqued as “the harbinger of death for Coca-Cola”
Marketing campaigns for Coca-Cola Life was stopped
Advertisements on Coca-Cola Life was banned claiming that the
sugar content is still high

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Recommendation for improving
business plan
New features should be added that are not included in similar
products like Coke Zero and Diet Coke
Packaging should be made more attractive
Marketing strategy should be strengthened so that it eye catches the
consumers
Making appropriate cost estimation for manufacturing of Coca-Cola
Life
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Recommendation for improving
business plan (Contd.)
Thorough market analysis should be made before the launch of new
coke in the market
Consumer needs and demand should be given more priority

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References
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Journal of Humanities and Social Science, 19(3), pp.33-41.
Karnani, A., 2014. Corporate social responsibility does not avert the tragedy of the
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