Products in theme: MarketingCoocafe R.L.
Cafe Foresta was positioned as "environmentally friendly," but the coffee came in a non-recyclable package and was grown with the use of some chemical pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers.
Deja Shoe Version A
Deja Shoe's founder and new management team wanted to develop a business strategy based on pro-environment principles that would enable the firm to out-compete established industry players Nike and Timberland.?
Deja Shoe Version B
Deja Shoe's founder and new management team wanted to develop a business strategy based on pro-environment principles that would enable the firm to out-compete established industry players Nike and Timberland.?
Epson (China) Co. Ltd.: Adoption of Environmental Management Practices
The case introduces students to environmental management in the fields of Logistics and Organizational Behavior, and the challenges of transferring corporate values between countries.
Espirit International
Students must devise a plan for the fall season to bring Ecollection in line with Esprit's overall marketing strategy.
Expanding the Playing Field: Nike's World Shoe Project Version A
This business case study provides students a view of the many strategic and internal challenges faced by multinational companies attempting to create a foothold in emerging markets.
Honeywell Inc: A Green Lights/Energy Star case study
This case introduces some key issues in "green marketing" and communications.
Mobil Chemical Corporation
This case analyzes Mobil's decision to enter the biodegradable bag market, the subsequent litigation against Mobil for deceptive advertising, and the implications of Mobil's experience on the general issue of eco-labeling and environmental marketing.
Nike - Part B
As Tom Harge reflected back over
the past year's efforts in developing the World Shoe concept, he could
not help but express his disappointment in the lack of progress on the
project. In fact, while CEO Phil Knight remained a supporter of the
concept, the World Shoe Project was now only alive in spirit.
Platanera Rio Sixaola S.A.
Platanera Rio Sixaola produced bananas using organic methods and earning the "Eco-OK" seal signifying improved agricultural methods. The cost of producing the bananas exceeded revenues. Did the Eco-OK label justify charging higher prices for his product?
The Monsanto Company: Quest for Sustainability Version A
Explores the strategic drivers and implications of Monsanto's sustainability-driven transition from a chemical concern to a life sciences entity.
The Monsanto Company: Quest for Sustainability Version B
Explores the strategic drivers and implications of Monsanto's sustainability-driven transition from a chemical concern to a life sciences entity.
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