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answered on 06-Apr-26 09:59

whats the difference between retrenchment and turnaround strategy? [Video Time Stamp: 00:12]

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Retrenchment is simply cutting back — reducing costs, assets, or operations to stop losses. Turnaround is the full recovery plan — it includes cutting back first, but then also rebuilding the business back to profitability.

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The book provided by you is sufficient for may26 exam ?

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answered on 19-Feb-26 18:38

Hi Sir, the book provided by you there is concept in descrition and questions and answers will those be sufficient for the coming may 26 exam ?.

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Yes.

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Quality cost management

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answered on 19-Feb-26 11:11

I want answer for the 2nd question

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Refer page 12 https://icmai.in/upload/Students/PTP2008/Set1/Solution15.pdf

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Logic Bargaining Vs Real Bargaining

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answered on 31-Oct-25 18:25

Reality is Bargaining cannot be done at big stores, whereas in small stores, bargaining is at peak level. But logically, On mercy basis, bargaining should be done in front of wealthy person instead of poor vendor. [Video Time Stamp: 04:40]

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Agreed!

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TOWS MATRIX

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answered on 06-Nov-25 13:33

The reference to this matrix was made when SWOT analysis was been taught but no further video was there explaining the concept.

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so its just Mini mini, mini max, i answered the MCQ correctly with just the explanation you gave in the video lecture. its great that the concept was stored in my subconcious mind.

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HOLISTIC VIEW OF ACTIVITY

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answered on 30-Oct-25 09:54

Sir, as you said, anything which is good for one activity, may not be good for other activity. In the given example, it was stock, over stocking for smooth production may not be good for other activity such as inbound logistics and finance. Is it concept similar to EOQ concept in Costing. Economic Order Quantity suggests the right amount of stocks to be procured which will lead to minimalising the overall cost. [Video Time Stamp: 05:51]

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Yes. Operations may want high stock levels to ensure uninterrupted production. But Inbound Logistics suffers from storage congestion, and Finance faces higher working capital blockage.

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INDUSTRY ANALYSIS: CUSTOMER - SIZE

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answered on 31-Oct-25 18:25

Sir, when the customer size of company such as MRF ( the one from Rubber example) is classified as LARGE, it sounds to be indicating a large number of Customer (Quantity wise). My query is, Why it is classified as Large instead of Big. Is it on purpose, or both can be used interchangebly under this context?

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Can be used interchangeably.

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FOCUSSED STRATEGY

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answered on 27-Oct-25 09:59

Sir, itsnt this strategy is all about monopoly in narrow market? [Video Time Stamp: 04:50]

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agreed sir.

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INSIGHT: NON- SUBSTITUTABILITY - can be susbstituted

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answered on 27-Oct-25 09:59

By the end of the day, it will always depend on the preference of the customer. Howmuch ever one company may have a core capability of NON-SUBSTITUTABILITY for a particular product, such a product could only be marketed if it is affordable by public. Unless it is an essential comodity. For instance, Apple have its core capability in premium segment, which may only attract premium and prosperus customer, but the day its core capablity became costlier to afford, It will start loosing its market share. Even though it has its Non- Substitutable Capability WRT its models, OS, Features, people can always find a substitute by compromising their WANTS and choosing affordability (NEEDS). [Video Time Stamp: 07:30]

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Finally entities operate in an ever changing environment. So can sit back and relax.

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CHANNEL: Product Channel

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answered on 27-Oct-25 09:30

Sir, why delivery service is considered under Product channel while it is a service [Video Time Stamp: 06:03]

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These are broad classifications - Delivery is integral part of all products. Hence classified under product.

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