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A stand alone presentation that investigates, discusses and summarises Real Groovy\'s current situation.

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By Jenna MorrisManagement Consultant

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• This presentation aims to:

1. Investigate2. Discuss3. Summarise

Real Groovy’s current situation

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Despite Real Groovy’s enormous trade in:

1. 2. 3.

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The company has experienced…

A sales drop.

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Factors such as…

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DOWNLOADING MUSIC;

Legally

And illegally

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Heavy Competition;

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And a Declining economy;

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All contributed to Real Groovy’s sales drop.

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Let us

at these factors

a little more closely…

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FACTOR 1: Digital Music Downloads

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2001$200 Million

2006$147 Million

Total music sales fell from,

to

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… CD’s have become a ‘clumsy’ way to package songs in the digital age.

ALSO:

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e.g.Option 1:

1 C.D = 20 Songs 1 x 80 gb iPod = 20,000 Songs

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Main Idea:

The physical increasingly cannot compete with the digital.

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FACTOR 2: Economy

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After its parent company collapsedin late 2007…

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‘Sounds’ (the nation’s largest music retailer at the time) shut its doors…

…owing creditors almost $20 million.

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‘Sounds’ blamed a weak

retail market and illegal

downloading from the

internet after its recent

closure.

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FACTOR 3: Heavy Competition

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JB HI-FI has increased profits by 50% during 2004 to 2006…

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… a time where all the major music labels admitted

they had ‘taken a hit’ in their

financial reports.

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It is not all bad news!

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Real Groovy set themselves apart through:

“nooks, crannies and systems management”, and competing on range, not on price.

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LOOKING AHEAD…

On an international scale, the Virgin megastore spokesman

believes that:

“If music was available only as downloadable material, it would be the beginning of the end for the music industry…”

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“… after all, The Darkness aren’t likely to be appearing in-store to sign their latest downloaded album anytime soon.”

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Real Groovy needs to implement an achievable and clear strategy of how the company is going to respond to its current situation.

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Recommendations for Real Groovy

Using the Boston Consulting Group Tool, (The BCG Matrix)sort out what is working in the business and what is not working .

Implement a Growth Strategy. This involves organisational expansion.

Continue to set themselves apart from other companies in the music industry.