Case Study: Ben Jenson's Strategies in Contemporary Management
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This case study examines the strategic challenges faced by Ben Jenson, an electronic appliance store, in the face of increasing online competition, particularly from companies like Amazon. The central conflict revolves around whether to embrace showrooming and how to compete on price. Ben Jenson, the founder, opposes showrooming and favors aggressive discounts, while the CEO advocates for a differentiated product mix, superior after-sales service, and employee training. The suggested solutions involve finding a mutual understanding between the founder and CEO, focusing on factors beyond price such as customer feedback and product availability, and establishing an online presence to broaden customer reach. To thrive in the 21st-century VUCA world, the case emphasizes the importance of globalization, innovation, employee training, and customer retention strategies to achieve a competitive advantage.
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