ST TUD DY G GUID DE - Skema Business School
ST TUD DY G GUID DE - Skema Business School
ST TUD DY G GUID DE - Skema Business School
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Evaluation des étudiants / Student<br />
Assessment<br />
Méthodes d’enseignement / Teaching<br />
Methods<br />
Plan de cours (à détailler par CM et/ou<br />
TD) / Course plan (per course unit)<br />
On successful completion of this module, the student is expected to be able to :<br />
- Develop problem solving and critical analysis skills<br />
- Interact effectively within a group<br />
- Develop their curiosity and ability to understand retail and channel marketing processes<br />
- Develop coherent arguments to support strategic and operational recommendations<br />
- Develop the capacity to participate and contribute to supply chain processes and initiatives<br />
- Work efficiently in English-<br />
•Compétences pratiques / Practical skills (subject specific)<br />
On successful completion of this module, the student is expected to be able to :-<br />
- Analyse different retail marketing strategies and provide strategic analysis and recommendations<br />
via powerpoints and mock ups<br />
• Written examination<br />
Case study or course related questions:<br />
:Continuous Assessment<br />
Oral presentaion<br />
MCQ/tests<br />
Case study<br />
Project<br />
Participation<br />
Report<br />
Lectures & seminars<br />
Tutorial sessions<br />
Workshops<br />
Case Studies<br />
Guided personal work<br />
Autonomous personal work<br />
Project<br />
Participation : Bonus- Malus :<br />
Course Plan<br />
Class One : Creating the WOW FACTOR<br />
• Course introduction and overview<br />
• Retail as part of the value chain :<br />
• Marketing Channels/ Value Chain<br />
• Retailtainment<br />
• Class project: Retail Audit<br />
16<br />
To be defined<br />
Class Two: From Bricks n’ Mortar to Clicks n’Mortar : Speed to Market : A critical success factor<br />
- Online retailing<br />
- Trends in Apparel<br />
- Fast Fashion<br />
• Speed to Market as a competitive strategy, Zara case study<br />
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