Академический Документы
Профессиональный Документы
Культура Документы
ADIDAS RUSSIA/CIS
CREATED BY NUR AULIA SARAH (29117101)
MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ITB YP 57 C
Adi dassler started out as a baker, but his real passion was making sport shoes. the
selection of images are shoes from adi’s first company, ‘gebruder dasher schuhfabrik’,
currently known as adidas. In the small German village of Herzogenaurach, located 12
miles northwest of Nuremberg, Adolf “Adi” Dassler registered “Adi Dassler adidas
Sportschuhfabrik” on August 18, 1949, following a family feud at the Gebrüder Dassler
Schuhfabrik between him and his older brother Rudolf. Rudolf had earlier established
Puma, which was also headquartered in Herzogenaurach and which quickly became the
business rival of adidas.
At the 1954 World Cup final, when the German national football team, wearing
lightweight adidas football boots with screw-in studs and the iconic three stripes, faced
the unbeatable Hungarians, the Germans’ victory made adidas a household name on
football pitches everywhere.
Adi’s son, Horst Dassler, eventually took the reigns of the company, but after his
sudden death in 1987, the company entered troubled waters. It was first acquired in 1989
by French industrialist Bernard Tapie for a reported €244 million, which Tapie mostly
borrowed. Famous for rescuing bankrupt companies, Tapie decided to move production
offshore to Asia. A record loss in 1992 brought adidas to its knees, and ultimately, it was
taken over by its main bank, French state-owned Crédit Lyonnais, which then engineered
a sale to financier Robert Louis-Dreyfus and other private equity investors in 1993. Robert
Louis-Dreyfus, as the company’s new CEO, and his partner Christian Tourres, turned the
company around and took it public in 1995.
Over time, the adidas Group evolved into a global leader in the sporting goods
industry with a broad portfolio of products available in virtually every country in the
world. In 2013, however, the Group reported that its sales and earnings targets for the year
were no longer achievable due to negative market developments, which included the
❖ Adidas Russia/CIS
For 10 years, Russia was one of the most important markets for the adidas Group
with constantly rising sales and profits. For the five years prior to 2013, the market was
growing 30% to 100% a year, with Russia often rolling out 200+ stores per year. Adidas
described the pace of growth as “simply insane.” In 2012, as increasing wages in emerging
markets supported consumption, Russia/CIS was identified as a key growth market and
one of three “attack markets” within the adidas Group, alongside North America and
Greater China. The three attack markets were expected to contribute around 50% of the
adidas Group total growth under the company’s “Route 2015” plan, with each market
targeting a double-digit compound annual growth rate.
A. MARKET SUMMARY
• Market in the past
❖ Market Share: Russia was one of the most important markets for the adidas Group
with constantly net sales. The market was growing 30% to 100% a year for the five years
prior to 2013.
❖ Leadership: in 1954 in world cup final, German national football team wear Adidas
football shoes, faced the unbeatable Hungarians, The German Victory made Adidas be a
leader in sportwear (shoes) in Russia
❖ Players: Puma, Nike
❖ Market Shifts: wholesale
❖ Costs: Adidas use a traditional method on the shoes making at that time, so the
cost that they’ve spent not really big if we compare it with the present cost. Because
there’s no depreciation expense and another operational expense.
❖ Pricing: Mid-Price, because they used the distributional price so the price is
cheaper than if we buy at the retail.
1. C&C or Click and Collect (Content and service on Adidas-Touch, so costumer can
order and buy the product that they wants on Adidas store via Adidas-Touch and after
they paid it, the goods/product sent to their adress and they can try it first, so if the
goods/product that they bought do not fit to their size, they can return it directly via
the officer who bring/sent to the adress with the same product.
2. Customization or “mi adidas.” (Content on Adidas-Touch so consumer can custom
Adidas goods as what they want)
3. “Mi Avidas” (One of the content on Adidas-Touch, there’s an avatar/animation which
is look like what the customer wants which can choose by themself to accompany
them when they choose “Adidas-Touch” and the animation/character can custom
appropriate with what they make)
4. “Mi Gamidas” (Content on the Adidas-Touch where the consumer can play the game
in this apps so they can play the games to killing the boredom.
All of the 3 Services above are the contents of the mobile application. With that all
product, we hope consumer will easier to access that Adidas apps. The consumer just
registered their email to the apps, and then everything goes easier.
We can see adidas product concept below:
Apparel
Sports Kit
Adidas-Touch
Based on the graphic above, The competitors of Adidas are Puma and Nike. Here’s the
comparison of the both of them.
1. Nike
Nike, Inc is the world’s leading innovator in
athletic footwear apparel, equipment and
accessories that is engaged in the design,
development and worldwide marketing and
selling. In this case we provide product
strengths and weakness of Nike, Inc including
technology we used for making product:
STRENGTHS
• Nike is a globally recognized for being the number one sportswear brand in the world
• It has strong sense of marketing campaign by sponsoring top athletes.
Weaknesses
• Ongoing Perception of Poor Labor Practices: It wasn’t long ago that Nike was facing intense
criticism of its labor practices and work conditions. However, over the past 20 years, it
has undertaken efforts to improve conditions for its roughly one million contract
workers. While conditions have improved, many of its factories in developing countries
still do not meet Nike’s own standards. The company itself has acknowledged that the
low wages for some of its workers remains a concern. Safety issues at certain locations
are also an issue. If some type of disaster were to occur at one of its facilities, this would
no doubt hurt the company’s image.
• High Prices: Due to its strong brand, Nike can typically command a premium on the
products it sells, which in turn supports higher margins and profitability. However, the
cost of its footwear is higher than most of its competitors, which make its products out
of reach for many customers around the globe, particularly in emerging markets. There
is also the risk of declining demand when an economy falls into recession, as consumers
have lower discretionary spending for non-essential items.
2. Puma
STRENGTH
•Puma is the main producer of enthusiast
droving shoes and racing suits in booth
formula one and nascar.
•It has entered inti partnership with
famous company like Ferrari and BMW.
•Puma was the official sponsor of the FIFA
Football World Cup.
•Puma brand is very innovative and has a
very rich Research and Development team.
The company produced the first screw boots for football and “Mexico 68” with the
innovative brush soles, which were the most comfortable running shoes.
Weaknesses
• PUMA has tough competition, and limited market share, from large companies such as
Nike and Adidas who are in the same market.
• They have less financial strength compared to other brands in the industry meaning
that they may not be able to invest in new products or technologies where others might
(MBASkool).
Each competitor have their own segmentation, product, and positioning its
product. We can use perceptual mapping and what they position itself to know where
they are stands. But first, we can see from each competitor’s segment, target and position.
ADIDAS Young men, women and Urban upper-middle and Adidas stands for
children who have upper class passion for sports
passion for fitness and
sports
NIKE Sport Enthusiasts Men, women and Nike offers high quality
children from urban sports products at a high
upper-middle and upper price which gives
class satisfaction and comfort
Table above us show the segment, target and position each brand. In this
case we will see the position of new Adidas product position in the market. In the figure
above we can see the perceptual mapping of Adidas and their competitor. The horizontal
axis show us price. The vertical axis show us service that each brand give, based in table x.
SERVICE BRAND
RESERVATION - CNC -
ORDER
RFID - V -
DIGITAL CATALOG - EA -
SFS V V V
PRODUCT RETURN V V -
APPLICATION THAT V - -
CAN BUY DIRECTLY
Perceptual Mapping
high
SERVICE
high
PRICE
• Consumer Promise
With this product and service, consumer can get what they want and what they
need, color, size, model effectively and efficiently in the same time.
• Messaging by Audience
The message’s impact on the audience which we want to give is Rational appeals.
This method attempts to prove the product's quality and usefulness to the consumer.
Marketing strategist Ken Orwig affirms that forms of proof may include stating the
product's benefits, performing a product demonstration or citing facts or statistics. When
the advertiser uses rational appeal, it is also appealing to the consumer's logic, persuading
the consumer to choose the result it desires.
LOGIN
touch SIGN UP
MI ADIDAS
SECONDARY
COLOR:
SHOES CATEGORIES:
DELIVERY:
• Product Packaging
This product have a simple theme to make the consumer easily use it.
• COGs
• Launch plan
The plan that we have to launch this product are:
1. When the consumer buy Adidas products on retail, we might offer the
consumer to try Adidas new application.
2. There will be some discounts 10% for consumer who buy with the
application
3. Make an event to introduce Adidas application in Department Store,
Shopping Centre, etc such as music event.
4. Social Media (ex: endorsement)
• Promotion budget
Fund allocation for the launch product can be seen from the diagram below
Social Media
40%
Event
60%
• Strategy
In order to make mobile application, there should be some strategy to make the
application going public and people wants to use and try it.
a. First, there will be some discount 10% for consumers who buy the products of
Adidas through “Adidas-Touch”
b. Second, make a special choice for consumers who wants to buy the product via the
application service
outdoor/cinema tv
18% 18%
online
18%
magazine
46%
LOW
ECONOMY PENETRATION
PRICE
SKIMMING PREMIUM
HIGH
1. Penetration Pricing
The price charged for products and services are set artificially low in order to gain
market share. Once this is achieved, the price is increased.
2. Economy pricing
This is no frills low price. The costs of marketing and promoting a product are kept
to a minimum.
3. Skimming Pricing
Price skimming sees a company charge a higher price because it has a substantial
competitive advantage. However, the advantage tends not to be sustainable. The
high price attracts new competitors into the market, and the price inevitably falls
due to increased supply.
4. Premium Pricing
This approach is used when the marketer wants the consumer to respond on an
emotional rather than rational basis.
Clear
vision &
Objectives
alignment
Employee Resource
inter-personal
Skills Alignment
Achieving
Matrix
Transparent
Role
Communication
Clarity
Clear
Processes
• Measures of success/failure
Measures of success
A. When there are about 500.000 people who make orders via mobile apps
B. When there are major increasing number of net income