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16FT-174
Section-E
Head of the
company
Manufacturi
ng Head
Marketing
Head
Field Sales
Manager
Advertising
Manager
Product
Manager
Market
Research
Manager
Product A
Product B
Product C
Suppor Staff
head
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Ashish Sachdeva
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Market Focused OrganizationIn this structure, the focus in on the market segments rather than on
products.
This type of organization is based on the different types of customers. The
enterprises have adopted customer-oriented marketing and thus there arise
different sets of organizations through which the needs of customers or
market are met; i.e., subdivision of markets on the basis of, industrial or
individual customers, rich and poor customers and on the basis of sex,
income, taste, age etc. A firm may have different groups of customers, who
have different needs and problems. Thus, each section can look into the
needs of each group of consumers and facilitate their buying-wholesale
section, retail section etc.
Merits (Consumer type):
1. This type of structure help to focus on heavy users in a given
market.this structure also provides an opportunity to focus on
individual market for the development of industry specific expertise
concerning delivery, service and distribution needs.
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2. Can create duplication of support activities for each product line, which
increases the overhead costs.
Head of the
company.
Manufacturi
ng Head
Field Sales
Manager
Product
Marketing
Manager
Marketing
Head
Industry
Marketing
Manager
Advertising
Head
CFO
Sales
Promotion
Manager
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Chairman &MD
Central Sales
Organization
Head
CFO
Nature care
CEO
Health care
CEO
Manufacturin
g Head
Marketing
Head
HR Head
Manufacturin
g Head
Marketing
Head
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3. Driving down costs in sales value chain. This was required as FMCG
was a low-margin business, therefore aggressive cost structure and
sales promotion was required.
Marketing Efforts of Marico
1. Transforming entire sales force (125 in number) on three
dimensions: competencies, culture and customer
2. Front end tertiary sales officer
3. Distributor
4. Distributing salesman
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It added Rs.10 million in bottom line from distribution of P&G and IndoNissan products
Cost Cutting Through IT.
Marico used to source its copra from terminal markets of Kerala where lot of
agents and unions were operational. There was the transporter, who doubled
up as trading facilitator; traders undertook fumigation, drying and sorting; a
workers' union also sorted; another union filled copra into sacks, and stitched
and loaded them; and yet another union stacked the sacks in trucks. All
these activities cost around Rs 500 a tonne and gunny bags cost another Rs
300 per tonne.
1998 : The company stopped sourcing copra (primary raw material) from
terminal
Ashish Sachdeva
16FT-174
Section-E
Marketing
Manager
Planning
and
Control
Cell
Sales
Engineer
Regional
Office
Head
Regional
Manager
Servicing
Manager
Service
Engineer
Technician
s
Marico
Geta
Nature of Product
Consumer Goods
Industrial Product
Objective of promotional
Tracking changes in
activities
consumer attitudes,
market penetration
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Marketing efforts
New product
development, lower
important promotion
technique
marketing, alternate
channels, Cutting
cost using IT.
Catalogue most
important
advertising medium
in media