Xiaomi's Theory Of Disruptive Innovation

Requires high investment and capital. In addition, Apple’s ability to continuously differentiate its products from other companies makes it hard to copy their success. Apple also produces at relatively low cost due to economies of scale of wide-spread

• • The apple watch has popularised the market of smartwatches which is something companies like Samsung could not do. This is due to the clever marketing strategies of apple, and in turn gives them an upper hand in the smartwatch market as they are the centre of attention. • Apple can use its advantages in the smart watches in order to shift towards a new market of bio-technological gadgets. The development of the bio-sensors in the apple watch could provide a gateway for development into another market. Weaknesses

The good thing is that the more people that are working, more income workers would earn so MSC merchandise could be sold at a price that are equivalent to worker's income. The bad thing would not having and employees to work under MSC's company. Singaporeans always go for promotion as their very thrifty about the things they buy. But Singapore is a multi-racial company so the flavors must go according to consumers liking and religions.

Opportunities: Sirius XM is having billions in tax loss carry-forwards to offset future liabilities. This is advantageous now that Sirius XM is profitable. It now gives the company unusual leverage if it should seek acquisitions of profitable companies, since pre-tax earnings are that much more valuable when they can largely trickle to the bottom line. Sirius XM has embraced all of the leading smartphone platforms, since it has rolled out its streaming app through Apple 's (Nasdaq: AAPL) App Store. Digital delivery is now truly competitive, particularly for a premium service going up against freebies, but it provides an incremental platform and may one day open the door for international offerings given its established brand.

Another scenario would be exploring more opportunities in the area of consumer electrical durables for Havells, which has been the largest growth sector of their business, although not the biggest revenue generating. This has the potential for growth. ((Dhanaraj, C, Ramachandran, K, Dasari, S., n.d., p.11) The acquisition will also create collaboration benefits for both companies.

This will affect customers loss of interest towards Apple products as they find it no longer unique (Slideshare, 2016). Technological advancement has always force Apple Company to invest a lot in technology as it is largely invested in product research and development field to push the product’s ranking into a much higher rank through their innovative side. For example, one of the most innovative and technologically product will be the IPod touch as it is a big step towards the replacement of basic mp3 (Slideshare, 2014). If Apple Company did not put any pressure towards the research and development department, it is clear to say that without the advance technology, the company will become obsolete. It is a fact that trends of the marketplace are slowing developing into something much more greater.

Threat of new entrants (Low) When looking at the threat of entry it would be considered to be relatively low. To enter into an industry that specialises in electronics requires high capital and it can be difficult to compete against current companies. Samsung Electronics have been able to maintain profitability through the differentiation in their products. Within their mobile industry the company often promote this with the release of the Samsung Galaxy S5 being offered as a “fitness phone” with the addition of “a growing range of smart wearables” being an example of

However, with all these successful experience, Amazon.com fails in duplicating its success in China that is the largest B2C market worldwide and that has been growing rapidly in recent years. As a huge potential market, it would be rather easy to develop e-commerce in China generally. Thus, how Amazon.com, the largest retail company in the world, could not duplicate its success in China as it did in other countries is quite confusing. Therefore, we decided to

Growing customer expectations result in shorter life cycle of products and this means that companies should make their processes more and more flexible adopting modularity and product platforms in order to overcome competitors. Companies who fail to meet dynamic customer needs are doomed to fail. To illustrate this we can consider Tata Motors that designed a car selling at $2500 having identified the need for cheap vehicles and introduced market-pull innovation. Though having some negative feedbacks on its security it is affordable for many families in India.

Samsung implements the strategy of “ Red Ocean;” which shows that a firm gains competitive advantage by venture into the current market and constructing on the weaknesses of other competitors in the field of similar products. Thus, Samsung“floods the market with many products” which are made by other companies within short duration of time ( Travos,2002). It seems that Samsung made these new products through developing many of manufacturing products of its Smartphones. However, such attitude is considered to be as a massive cost advantage over other firms that make such product. Samsung has improved its “competition position internationally through developing its present competitive strategies” , through depending on the other manufacturers`

Australia and many other nations gain from trade, as it underwrites to higher GDP rates by permitting national businesses access to inexpensive raw materials, announcing technology, and nurturing friendly competition and novelty. 4. Supposing Rentberry launches in MQ, there are positive and negative impacts of this app on society. On one hand the efficiency is improved as the app includes the ability to save money and time by searching for the most appropriate rental housing and cutting search costs. This results in increased consumer surplus, as they don 't spend time looking for other alternatives and find the housing that suits their needs immediately.

PROFILE OF A GREAT INNOVATOR Report by Bagavathi Ghanesan, BSBINN502, Task 1 Innovation is an idea must be replicable at an economical cost and must satisfy a specific need. Innovation involves deliberate application of information, imagination and initiative in deriving different values from resources. It includes all processes by new ideas are generated and converted into useful products. In business, innovation often results when ideas are applied by the company to further satisfy the needs and expectations of the customers. There are four important types of innovation which are process, product, marketing and organizational.