Jagged Peak: The Case For Going Direct

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Stacey Hansen
Hemant Rustogi

Keywords

Marketing Strategy, Value Proposition, Positioning, Direct Selling, Competitive Advantage

Abstract

This case explores the opportunities and challenges confronting Jagged Peak during its first decade in operation. For nearly ten years, Jagged Peak had grown at a rapid pace despite the absence of a defined competitive strategy or formal marketing plan. Today, Jagged Peak management faces strategic decisions that impact the company’s future success and perhaps position the organization as a pioneer in an already saturated e-commerce solutions marketplace. The company does not have a definitive strategy for obtaining or retaining customers. The team that struggled to define their company mission and vision is faced with the challenge of identifying their value proposition and target market. A task that is typically completed during the formation of a business was being re-evaluated nearly ten years after the company’s inception -- to define their position in the market.  

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