Category: Zara

My chosen business falls under the textile industry. The name of the store is Zara which was founded in 2003 with its headquarters in Spain. It has over 380 stores spread in 36 countries (Tungate 40). It deals with general merchandise of a wide variety of clothes and beauty products which it sells largely in…

Table of Contents Introduction Scope of the research Evaluation of global operation Limitations and recommendations Conclusion Reference List Introduction Fashion industry is closely related to the retail business that has specific rules that should be followed to ensure stable operation of the entire network. In this respect, ZARA is a chain of retail stores that…

Table of Contents Introduction What is Supply Chain Management? Conclusion References Introduction A company’s management has the role of managing operations and Supplies to ensure adequate supply of materials in the company at the right time at an appropriate competitive cost. Supplies takes the form of having the raw material required for production at the…

Nowadays, Zara could be considered a recognizable brand that attracts the attention of thousands of customers all over the world. The company is focused on retailing clothing and accessories that are described as different from the rest of goods that are presented on the market. Besides, the given market sector is characterized by the increased…

Table of Contents Dealing with Zara Company Sinosteel Co. Strengthening Bibliography Footnotes Dealing with Zara Company Would you send a half empty truck from Dubai to Oman? Why? Sending a half empty truck from a certain place to the destination can possibly be reasonable once the final venue of destination is located close to the…

Zara is a Spanish-based retailer of clothing/accessories (part of the Inditex group), which during recent years was able to gain a global fame, due to its truly innovative retailing strategy. Unlike what it is the case with other clothing-retailers that operate in the same segment of the market, the actual time between the point when…

The analysis of the implementation of the new technologies on the background of Zara will be provided. Implementation of FIT can be useful for Zara in several cases. First, Zara can initiate the development of statistical software for the evaluation of employees’ performance, retention rates, the level of burnouts, etc. In the case study provided,…

Table of Contents Product Positioning Map Primary Target Markets Product Categories Strategy Opportunities Product Mix Reference List Product Positioning Map It is possible to single out several elements on which Zara competes; the most important elements are the ability to follow fashion trends and the variety of the items which they manufacture. Zara produces approximately…

Table of Contents Introduction Background analysis PEST analysis SWOT analysis about your preferred entry strategy (20%) SWOT Matrix Recommendations for preferred consequent entry strategy (10%) Reference List Introduction Zara is amongst the successful companies in the fashion industry. Clothing by Zara is sold in boutiques. The company does everything from designing to sampling to in-house…

Table of Contents The benefits that accrue from RFID tags in this industry The downsides of the RFID tags in this industry Wal-Mart slowed its use of RFID The benefits that accrue from RFID tags in this industry The automatic ID system (RFID) has won over the retailers’ use of barcodes in their operations. The…