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K T V P a r t y. IMBA Fall 2006 Semester Marketing Management Group Presentation, January 6, 2007. T e a m M e m b e r s. COTIO, Jovilyn 95933032 LEU, Sally 95933017 CHANG, Hans 95933024. A g e n d a. Introduction Background Methodology Presentation of Data - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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KTV PartyIMBA Fall 2006 SemesterMarketing ManagementGroup Presentation, January 6, 2007

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Team Members

COTIO, Jovilyn

95933032

LEU, Sally

95933017

CHANG, Hans

95933024

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Introduction

Background

Methodology

Presentation of Data

Summary and Conclusion

Agenda

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The Eight Factors

Song Selection and Sound SystemFood ChoicesCustomer ServiceInterior DesignSanitationAffordabilityAccessibilityPromotions

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Introduction

Background

Methodology

Presentation of Data

Summary and Conclusion

Agenda

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History of KTV

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CASHBOX Trivia

Established in 1989

Not listed

Stores: 9 in Taipei, 19 in Taiwan

Gross Margin in 2005 (52.4%)

Return on Equity in 2005 (15.3%)

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HOLIDAY Trivia

Established in 1993

Listed on the Taiwan Stock

Exchange

Stores: 25 in Taipei, 57 in Taiwan

Gross Margin in 2005 (59.9%)

Return on Equity in 2005 (15.5%)

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FACTOR 1: SYSTEM

Features:Numerous Song Selection OptionsWell-defined Key PadPerformance Evaluation

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FACTOR 1: SYSTEM

FeaturesTouch ScreenOne-touch buttonsVocal effectsBackground effects

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FACTOR 2:FOOD CHOICES

CASHBOX

HOLIDAY

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FACTOR 3:CUSTOMER SERVICE

Cashbox Servers

Can be contacted through the numerous telephones in the room

Holiday Servers

Once you hit the blue button, the server will come

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FACTOR 4:INTERIOR DESIGN

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FACTOR 5:SANITATION

Complete amenities even in the small rooms.

Holiday’s warm color.

Cashbox:

Goodbye, smelly restroom! Hello, sanitized and sweet smelling restroom!

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FACTOR 6: AFFORDABILITY

CashboxRegular Rates varyCleaning: NT$ 150 & upStudent Package: as low as NT$ 209 per head (4 hours of singing, food exclusive)

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FACTOR 6: AFFORDABILITY

HolidayRates are standard across branchesCleaning: NT$ 100 & upStudent Package (PowerCard required): as low as NT$ 296 per head (4 hours of singing, buffet food inclusive)

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FACTOR 7:ACCESSIBILITY

Cashbox:Emphasizes parking lots

Holiday:Stresses that its stores are near MRT stations

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FACTOR 8: PROMOTIONS Diamond CardLoyalty Points

Party NotebookStudent Discounts

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FACTOR 8: PROMOTIONS

PowerCardLoyalty PointsSong BookStudent Discounts

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Introduction

Background

Methodology

Presentation of Data

Summary and Conclusion

Agenda

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Methodology

Industry and CompaniesTopic SelectionField ObservationWeb ForumDesign of SurveyCollection of DataAnalysis of Data

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Introduction

Background

Methodology

Presentation of Data

Summary and Conclusion

Agenda

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Success Rate

14 83

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100 Sample

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Valid - Yes

Valid - No

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Importance

4.40

4.42

3.64

4.63

4.51

4.11

3.98

4.28Accessibility

Food Choice

Interior Design

Affordability

Promotion

Sanitation

Customer Service

Song Selection and SoundSystem

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Affordability vs. System

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Highly dispersed perceptionNo specific pattern

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Slightly dispersed perceptionShows consistent tendency for a good 4S rating

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Affordability vs. Sanitation

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Strong emphasis on sanitationLess known for affordability

Average in sanitationStrong perception of affordability

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Affordability vs. Customer Service

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An inconsistent cross sectionGood customer service

Similar position as CASHBOXBetter affordability rating

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System vs.Sanitation

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Concentration of perception (29) Good Sanitation Good Song Selection & Sound System

No clear positioning

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System vs. Customer Service

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Highest concentration of perception on Holiday (25)

Strong concentration of perception (32) Good Customer Service Good Song Selection & Sound System

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Sanitation vs. Customer Service

Acceptable Customer Service

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Strongest concentration of perception (33) Good Customer

Service Good Sanitation

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Introduction

Background

Methodology

Presentation of Data

Summary and Conclusion

Agenda

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Summary and Conclusions

Importance and the Factors

Customers' Perception of Top 2 KTV Providers

22.5320.5419.8821.39

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Summary and Conclusions

Importance & Independent Score

Factor Average MI Votes Rank CASHBOX HOLIDAYAffordability 4.63 55 1 3.06 3.45Song Selection and Sound System 4.51 46 2 3.92 3.37Sanitation 4.42 41 3 3.87 3.52Customer Service 4.40 41 4 3.81 3.58Accessibility 4.28 35 5 4.00 3.75Interior Design 4.11 23 6 3.99 3.39Food Choice 3.98 19 7 3.92 3.40Promotion 3.64 13 8 3.24 3.27

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Summary and Conclusions

CASHBOX Expectancy Value

020406080

100120140160180200

1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35 37 39 41 43 45 47 49 51 53 55 57 59 61 63 65 67 69 71 73 75 77 79 81 83

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HOLIDAY Expectancy Value

020406080

100120140160180200

1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35 37 39 41 43 45 47 49 51 53 55 57 59 61 63 65 67 69 71 73 75 77 79 81 83

Sample Number

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HOLIDAY

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Summary and Conclusions

Perceived Brand PositioningCASHBOX

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Summary and Conclusions

System Quality Speed Sound Effects MTV Quality

Employee IDLevel of Satisfaction

Food Choice & Quality Speed of Service Taste of F&B

Overall Impression

Other Suggestions

Personal InformationDate & Time of VisitStore and Room Number

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Summary and Conclusions

Feedback form appears in the

Song Selection System

Topics covered:

Customer Service

Food

Song Selection System

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Party’s Over

Special thanks to the Professor and toOur Classmates who have in one way oranother made this presentation the way itis today.

Thank you very much for coming.