Question

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2) The Value Chain Model

Apply the value chain model to compare one of the following options:

a) How HP produces and sells microcomputers (using sellers) Vs Dell manufacturing and selling computers (through its web site.)

Outbound logistics: function to require to get products out to customers. In the case of HP, the microcomputers are distributed and sold at technology stores, then the store services are assigned to sell the microcomputers to their customers, while Dell by being an online retailer will have to ship their computers via UPS or delivery system to their customers.

Sales/marketing: function that will entice buyers to purchase the product. In this activity HP will sale and market based on a location or form of gathering the attention of individuals. For example, HP computer could be advertised to be sold on a specific location, so what that means that what a promoted HP technology store sells in a certain location is going to be the same as product located in another location. As for Dell’s online website, sales are based on gather the intention of individuals only through online sources such as sites, that will lead them to the selling site.

Services: function after purchase of product to maintain and enhance value. If an HP is bought at a technology store and something was found defective, either a return process or online support will be issued. In the case of Dell is more difficult because online support can only be issued, however, for a return process will have to be through a shipping system instead of going into a store.

b) Netflix (DVDs) Vs. Blockbuster (store) or Netflix (DVDs) Vs Red Box, or Netflix (online) vs. Verizon FIOS.

Netflix (DVDs) Vs. Blockbuster (store) Netflix has been the leader in todays market because of one main thing, convenience. One doesn’t have to leave his house to get a movie they want to watch, it is all at the tip of their fingers. Blockbuster on the other hand is a place you have to go to and it is not convenient at all.

Answer 1

Blockbusters(DVD) has been around from time we can think of. These were over storage devices like DVD's and sold to public restricting the use to only personal uses. Whenever some great movie comes out the fans would need to watch it t the theater.But if they felt like watching it more or like adding it to their personal collection of movies they'd need to rush to some Blockbuster shops and buy the DVD. The customers often exchanged the DVD later to their friends and family.This was a breach to the agreement made with the company,but there was no means to track anything at all.

Netflix has been around from 1997,but only got mainstream a while back now. The service focuses on convenience in this hectic world where a fan would never require to leave his comfort zone just to watch his favorite movie or series.The service actually has a more sound financial model than the traditional blockbuster method, since a third party involvement is taken out along with added convenience.Netflix also was able to bring about revolutionary changes in the industry like with the introduction of web series.The customers now has more options to choose from.Additional to such advantages the system were also able to track the number of viewers through the different IP address and newer features that would restrict a person from recording the screen are being developed.Netflix, certainly, is the future.

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