This project report provides an analysis of Walmart's marketing and management strategies, examining its strengths, weaknesses, competitive position, and marketing objectives. The report identifies Walmart's key marketing strengths, such as its large scale, low prices, and strong brand value, while also addressing weaknesses like poor product quality and employee dissatisfaction. It explores Walmart's competitive strategies, including cost leadership, market penetration, and differentiation, and analyzes its product offerings in terms of core, actual, and augmented levels. The report also discusses issues facing industrial marketing managers and provides recommendations for overcoming these challenges, such as adopting different distribution channels and utilizing CRM systems. Furthermore, it examines the value of Walmart's brand name and addresses ethical issues related to price premiums. The report concludes by highlighting the close connection between Walmart's marketing objectives and overall corporate objectives.