Four P's: Product Flashcards

1
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The process of planning and executing

A

Marketing

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2
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What are the 4 P’s of marketing?

A
  1. Place
  2. Product
  3. Price
  4. Promotion
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3
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Goods or stock of goods which are held for resale at a profit.
Different meanings:
1. Monetary value of goods owned
2. Quality of goods on hand
3. Fifo, Lifo, weighted average

A

Inventory (merchandise)
1. Accounting meaning
2. Management meaning
3. Accounting inventory costing

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4
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How the product helps achieve the firm’s objective

A

Product strategy

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5
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Product strategy:
Collection of a firm’s products; all available to customers
-Ex. A binder of all caskets

A

Product mix

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6
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Product strategy:
A group of related product items
Ex. Wood caskets, steel caskets, ect

A

Product line

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7
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Product strategy:
Individual item or version

A

Product item

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8
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Product strategy:
Number of product lines that a company has

A

Product line width

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9
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Product strategy:
Average number of product items in each line

A

Product line depth

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10
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What are some things to consider when selecting a vendor?

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-Product quality and options
-Competitive pricing
-Purchasing terms
-Customer service (managerial, merchandising, customer assistance)
-Delivery service options
-Consignment opportunities
-Product line insurance (insurance, protects against a product causing damage, bodily injury or property damage)

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11
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Type of inventory control where a company does not maintain a continual track of item levels and COGS
-Generally for smaller businesses
-Does a physical count

A

Periodic inventory

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12
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Type of inventory control where a company keeps a continual track of inventory and calculation of COGS
-Generally for big businesses
-“Let the computers work”

A

Perpetual inventory

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13
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What is the inventory turnover equation?

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Inventory turnover = COGS / Average inventory

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14
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What is the age of inventory equation?

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Age of inventory = Days in a year (365) / Inventory turnover

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15
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Inventory control method where consumers buy in bulk
-The quantity to be purchased minimized total cost

A

Economic order quantity (EOQ)

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16
Q

What are examples of holding costs and shipping costs?

A

Holding costs: renting vs building
Shipping costs: shipping and handling, delivery insurance, taxes

17
Q

Cost of inventory:
Items stolen or damaged

A

Inventory shrinkage

18
Q

Cost of inventory:
Outdated or out of fashion inventory

A

Obsolescence

19
Q

Cost of inventory:
Aims to reduce the order sizes and time an order takes to get to a buyer so that it arrives as close to when it is needed as possible

A

Just in time inventory

20
Q

Protection for valuable business information
-Added protection beyond patents, copyrights, and trademarks
-Requirements: the owner must have made a reasonable effort to maintain secrecy
-Ex. customer lists, chemical formulas, manufacture process

A

Trade secrets

21
Q

Type of project patent that protects a process, machine, manufactured product, or composition of matter
-20 year protection

A

Utility patents

22
Q

Type of project patent that protects the appearance of a product and it’s inseparable parts
-14 years protection

A

Design patent

23
Q

Some things cannot be patented by law
-Ex. equations, laws of nature, abstract concepts

A

Patentable subject matter

24
Q

How long does a copyright last?

A

The authors life +70 years

25
Q

Work prepared by an employee within the scope of his or her employment, or a contractual agreement that the work shall be “made for hire”
-Employer/ contracting party owns the work

A

Work made for hire

26
Q

How long do trademarks last

A

Indefinitely (with regular renewal)
-The owner must have an intent to use