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Title: A Formulation Of A Swot Analysis For Home Depot
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April 11, 2000 |
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- rapid expansion
- Establishing a brand name
- corporate structure:
- training
- Personal involvement of CEO - store managers
- Bottom-up training - train the carry-out people first - C225
- Use of technology
- Satellite communications
- UPC scanning - 1989
- Customer service
- Differentiation based on service
- Human resource
- Stock options
- Reduced cost in shares (15% discount)
- Authority Vs... Showed first 250 characters
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- rapid expansion
- Establishing a brand name
- corporate structure:
- training
- Personal involvement of CEO - store managers
- Bottom-up training - train the carry-out people first - C225
- Use of technology
- Satellite communications
- UPC scanning - 1989
- Customer service
- Differentiation based on service
- Human resource
- Stock options
- Reduced cost in shares (15% discount)
- Authority Vs... Showed next 250 characters
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