Ted Baker Case Analysis

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Ted Baker is a public for Profit Company that is in that deals with apparel. The company is a multinational company with various branches in different countries and its headquarters in the United Kingdom. The industry the company operates in is the apparel industry. Ted has various stores that have an international presence. There are 185 stores in Europe, Canada, and the USA has 97, Asia and Middle East have 64 and Australasia have nine concessions and stores. Strategic planning is essential in the efficient running and direction of activities to meet set objectives. Strategies that company uses are mostly the “means by which the” company “achieves its objectives” (Morden, 2007). The strategy was further defined by Mintzberg (1987) as consisting of five Ps, which are perspective, plan, pattern, and positioning. Perspective, in this case, is the basic idea or concept and how it is executed, plan directs or guides the activities in an organization strategically; the pattern is the way decision-making is done in a consistent manner and position entails the company’s placement in a competitive environment. Economists have used game theory, which was used by the Chinese in battle planning, strategically. They have developed economic principles using the game theory. Strategic management follows the same technique that is used in …show more content…

Companies that do business internationally or want to enter new markets use scenario planning. Scenario planning is another important part of planning that helps the company determines its operations in overseas markets (Kodama, 2011, p. 22). Planning on how to set up base in overseas markets gives the company a strategic position in conducting its operations in foreign companies. Scenario planning as such helps the company to set up base in different regions effectively

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