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    Market Disruption Strategies: The Transformation of Xiaomi

    By  Haiyang Yang,  Jingjing Ma,  Neal Roese,  Amitava Chattopadhyay
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    After breaking into China’s smartphone market, where it becomes a leading brand, Xiaomi sees sales stagnate and then decline as the disruption strategy that empowered its rise loses momentum. As competitors counter every move, targeting its core consumer segment, the company urgently needs to reignite growth and develop a sustainable competitive advantage.

      Published 24 Feb 2021

      Reference 6608

      Topic Marketing

      Region Asia

      Industry Information Technology and Services,  Consumer Electronics

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      Market Disruption Strategies: The Transformation of Xiaomi

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      • By  Haiyang Yang,  Jingjing Ma,  Neal Roese,  Amitava Chattopadhyay
      • Reference 6608

      • Published 24 Feb 2021

      • Topic Marketing

      • Region Asia

      • Industry Information Technology and Services,  Consumer Electronics

      After breaking into China’s smartphone market, where it becomes a leading brand, Xiaomi sees sales stagnate and then decline as the disruption strategy that empowered its rise loses momentum. As competitors counter every move, targeting its core consumer segment, the company urgently needs to reignite growth and develop a sustainable competitive advantage.
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        Candy Crush? Aligning Health, Business and Pleasure in the Chocolate Industry

        By  Pierre Chandon,  Laura Heely
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        After winning important battles against soda, governments and health activists are targeting chocolate bars because of their high sugar content, and some, like the UK government in 2017, have set strict targets on the amount of sugar and calories that can be contained in each chocolate bar.

          Published 06 Jun 2018

          Reference 6317

          Topic Marketing

          Region Europe

          Industry Dairy,  Food and Beverages Production

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          Candy Crush? Aligning Health, Business and Pleasure in the Chocolate Industry

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          • By  Pierre Chandon,  Laura Heely
          • Reference 6317

          • Published 06 Jun 2018

          • Topic Marketing

          • Region Europe

          • Industry Dairy,  Food and Beverages Production

          After winning important battles against soda, governments and health activists are targeting chocolate bars because of their high sugar content, and some, like the UK government in 2017, have set strict targets on the amount of sugar and calories that can be contained in each chocolate bar.
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            Ombre, Tie-Dye, Splat Hair: Trends or Fads? “Pull” and “Push” Social Media Strategies at L’Oréal Paris

            By  David Dubois,  Katrina Bens
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            The case focuses on an innovative social media strategy by L'Oréal Paris to "listen" to consumers, then develop a product to meet consumer needs and market it. First, the company partnered with Google to track emerging styles and determine which (if any) would endure. Then it leveraged social media when deciding how to position, name and launch the product.

              Published 23 Jun 2014

              Reference 6060

              Topic Marketing

              Region Global

              Industry Apparel and Fashion

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              Ombre, Tie-Dye, Splat Hair: Trends or Fads? “Pull” and “Push” Social Media Strategies at L’Oréal Paris

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              • By  David Dubois,  Katrina Bens
              • Reference 6060

              • Published 23 Jun 2014

              • Topic Marketing

              • Region Global

              • Industry Apparel and Fashion

              The case focuses on an innovative social media strategy by L'Oréal Paris to "listen" to consumers, then develop a product to meet consumer needs and market it. First, the company partnered with Google to track emerging styles and determine which (if any) would endure. Then it leveraged social media when deciding how to position, name and launch the product.
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                Airpork - From Zero to Hero: What Next?

                By  V. (Paddy) Padmanabhan,  Ulla Fionna
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                APL (Australian Pork Limited) is a not-for-profit company focused on securing a profitable future for the Australian Pork Industry through R&D and export development.

                  Published 01 Apr 2003

                  Reference 5094

                  Topic Marketing

                  Region Asia

                  Industry Food and Beverages Production

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                  Airpork - From Zero to Hero: What Next?

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                  • By  V. (Paddy) Padmanabhan,  Ulla Fionna
                  • Reference 5094

                  • Published 01 Apr 2003

                  • Topic Marketing

                  • Region Asia

                  • Industry Food and Beverages Production

                  APL (Australian Pork Limited) is a not-for-profit company focused on securing a profitable future for the Australian Pork Industry through R&D and export development.
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