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Subscription television is a recession-resistant industry. Regardless of economic conditions, consumers like to enjoy video content. Yet, the television market in Switzerland is highly competitive and has experienced significant disruptions. The industry has transformed from strictly cable analog delivery to a whole host of television delivery services: digital cable, internet protocol television (IPTV), and over the top (OTT) television. In addition, the services are viewed in real time, time delay, on televisions, and all types of mobile devices. This evolution is great for consumers. They get to choose what they want, when they want, tailored to their needs. Thus, companies must offer the appropriate content and delivery options, …show more content…

It needed more knowledge. BI involves four essential, synergistic, and hierarchical capabilities that reflect the progression of raw data to information to knowledge. The capabilities include (1) organizational memory, (2) information integration, (3) insight creation, and (4) presentation. The marketing database from the mid-2000s was the early beginnings of UPC’s organizational memory. The database contained just a fraction of the customers’ encounters. Yet, for organizational memory to really exist and to maximize the effectiveness of BI, the firm must capture and store enterprise-wide data generated from doing business-- operations data, financial data, employee data, etc. Data must be logged and saved for it to have any potential to be of …show more content…

This moved UPC into the second capability, information integration. UPC had the power to link disparate data from a variety of sources. Yet, management realized that even though the company data was now integrated, UPC was missing a crucial data set: customer attitudes. It is well and good to have hearty operational data, but without customer feelings and positions, the company would not know what drove customer behavior.
UPC was inventive when it recognized it could tap into existing customer contact points by quantifying the content of conversations at the call centers, technical help desks, and sales transactions. The most important thing to know is how is UPC meeting customer expectations, so the company resourcefully thought to simply ask the questions, directly to the customer. “What is important to you?” “Where can we improve?” This feedback has been essential to enrich the customer

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Currently the company sells (exports) to restaurant owners and speciality food retailers (B2B). In order to increase their level of sales the company would like to diversify its target market and start targeting individuals (B2C). In both markets a good customer database and its proper use is a significant asset that most of the time gets under valued at most companies. We shouldn’t measure our success by the number of people on our database but the real value come from the quality of the information that is tracked.

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Introduction Since the period of the 50’s television has had a significant impact on Australia through the influence of America. The Australian television industry started in the year 1950’s creating a strong foundation of TV and an introductory to a prospering industries change of nature throughout time. Even though television was already based in US and Britain before World War 2 occurred this brought major influences to Australia through the ownership of TV spreading popularity at the end of war all around Australia creating many struggles towards the industry in the period of 1950s and overcoming it through good and bad ways in the period of 1960. Beginning of Television In the year 1950 – 1954 the introduction of television was under the authority of the government policy.

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While many in the industry are surprised to see that the nightmare scenario they anticipated has not occurred, some significant issues have emerged. Some of these issues including: long wait times for billers, lack of customer service personnel training, a

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Unit 3 Written Assignment Terry J. King University of the People Abstract Databases are an effective tool for a retail business, to help meet its needs and objectives, as outlined in its business strategy and the values that are contained within a company mission statement. Efficiency is an important driver for a database, and this can be achieved by carefully considering the database relationships that are defined through the primary and foreign keys. Keywords: Business, Information Technology, Database Unit 3 Written Assignment

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Captive Audience provides a critical analysis written by Susan Crawford, about the regulatory issues the U,S, cable industry faces with high speed internet, its service charges, and reduction of competition, Crawford highlights her concern of the cable industry and critiques the issues that are overlooked and/or avoided to be addressed, February 2010, Comcast Corporation, the largest broadcasting and television company, released its plans to merge with the “entertainment conglomerate” NBC Universal, With the merger, Comcast would be able to enhance the services available to its customers and its supporters, This merger is one to mark the books because of the risk it will preface to those who patronize the service, the American people, and those who compete in the cable market, Crawford raised her concern on the monopolistic behaviors, deregulation of the cable industry from the government, the power that the vertical merger will implement causing an anticompetitive market, and the importance of common

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The gist of this article discusses the changes and the statistics of Netflix users and subscriptions of this past year. In compared to last year's statistics, there was a slight decrease, which rose some disappointment. The reason disappointment rose for Netflix is because of the goals that the workers at Netflix claimed they were going to accomplish were not achieved by their expected date. Even with the adding of 130+ countries, Netflix still hasn't seen an increase in subscriptions and streams, unfortunately. Netflix continues to set bars for themselves to try to compensate for past false expectations.

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Developing a comprehensive and up-to-date product like on-demand streaming video platform needs the product itself to improve with the trend. CraveTV takes up a part of mobile device market, so the future development of CraveTV is expecting. As for challenges, the first one is how to expand the market, especially when facing a strong rival - Netflix. Netflix has already existed for some time and has occupied a mainstream market for streaming video platform. Netflix has a wider target market and is available for many different countries.

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There are many benefits that the BIS can bring to an organization such as boost productivity, sales and market intelligence, the setting of more accurate and realistic goals, positive return on investments, gain insights into consumer behaviors, operational visibility and identification of key trends (Holley, A. 2015). Recommendations for developing and using the BIS described in this case, include the use of an effective BIS that incorporates different factors or circumstances in the internal and external environment of the organization such as sales, costs, weather, items or services offered by the company, and trends. Another reason to implement BIS is to reduce voluminous amounts of irrelevant data, poor data quality, and user resistance that affect the effectiveness of

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We will provide on-going development towards our product and customer services in order to become the best in terms of customer value, employee talent and predictable growth so that it may achieve competitive advantage in this

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One of their key strategies in meeting this goal is a focus on customer service in order to create an experience for its consumers. Another one of their strategies is to ignite their emotional attachment with consumers. They also have

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Make it easier to subscribe and cancel subscription. Add a “create your own bundle” service along with a virtual employee to help consumer through the process. Able to choose the channels you want, Internet speed,

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It helps in most of the concerns of customers, improving and maximizing customer satisfaction, and gain customer loyalty, which will lead to the growth of the industry and more profit. The airline industry thought of coming up with a strategy that helps in finding information about the availability and cost of the flight, booking flights online, checking-in online, collecting information about each customer’s preferences, finding out which customers are most profitable, building customer loyalty by rewarding them, and increasing sales. Nowadays, almost everyone around the world is using the internet for personal use and for business use. That is why many industries are using applications that open on smart phones and tablets to make it easier, faster, and more convenient for the customers. Moreover, airlines are using e-business applications and Customer relationship management strategy, such as e-CRM which helps in managing customer relationship through the Internet, and many airlines are doing this as a separate plan to their e-business

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