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Sony Case Analysis

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History:
Sony Computer Entertainment Incorporated (SCEI) was established on November 16, 1993 in Tokyo, Japan by Sony and its subsidiary Sony Music Entertainment Japan in 1993 in order to handle the company's endeavours into the video game hardware market. Sony Computer Entertainment is responsible for the research and development, production and sales of the PlayStation brand whether it is a handheld or home console video game system. Approximately a year after the companies establishment, they launched their first home console video game system named PlayStation 1. In addition to the development of the video game systems, SCEI owns and controls many subsidiaries which are responsible for the development and publishing of video game software. …show more content…

In terms of a handheld system, SCEI released the second generation portable video game system known as the PlayStation Vita on February 22nd, 2012. Sony Computer Entertainment releases a wide array of video game software which they own yearly.

Company Name:
Sony Computer Entertainment Incorporated is overt in nature. It states exactly what product or service the company is offering. SCEI is very recognisable on any product it produces or support. The company’s name assures customers and consumers about the quality of the product as well as the positive feelings it evokes.

Corporate Image:
Customers interact with many aspects of the business whether it is tangible or not. How persons interact with these aspects are directly related to how customers and consumers perceive the company. For example, if persons perceive that the goods and services …show more content…

Due to the positive corporate image of SCEI it instils a sense of peace within the customer and consumer because the product are built exceptionally well. Currently, the PlayStation brand being the most popular in the video game market at this moment, thus it allows prospective video game owners to find the product faster than its competitors. When persons purchase and of the Sony consoles whether it is a handheld or home console, they express a sense of joy. These very persons become attached to this new product which causes customer loyalty. The PlayStation brand have a lot of loyal customer and consumers. These customer and consumers are known as “PlayStation Fan Boys”. These persons visit many social media sites, forums and blogs, where they post anything good about the PlayStation brand. When opposed, they defend their statement to the last breath. These persons spread good word of mouth continuously, thus increasing the chances of persons knowing the

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