Group 12 : NIKE by

Politics

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International trade regulations

Working conditions and environmental standards

Corporate governance

Economic

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Consumer purchasing power

Growth of emerging markets

Social

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Ethical and sustainable consumption trends

Brand culture and influential celebrities

Technological

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Innovation in materials

E-commerce and digitalization

Production technologies

Threat of New Entrants:

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High barriers (production, distribution, and marketing costs)

Some startups emerge in niche markets (sustainability, ethical footwear).

Bargaining Power of Suppliers:

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Moderate power, raw materials are relatively common.

Big brands can switch suppliers easily.

Bargaining Power of Buyers:

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High power due to strong competition and many choices.

Buyers can easily compare prices and quality across brands.

Threat of Substitutes:

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Moderate to high threat (casual shoes, minimalist footwear).

Athleisure increases the acceptability of non-sporting footwear.

Rivalry Among Competitors:

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Intense rivalry between Nike, Adidas, New Balance, etc.

Frequent innovations and high marketing expenditures.

Improve Operational Efficiency:

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Invest in automation and advanced manufacturing technologies like 3D printing to reduce production costs.

Optimize the global supply chain for more flexible logistics, ensuring quick responses to disruptions.

Sustainability and Innovation:

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Increase focus on sustainable materials and eco-friendly production methods to appeal to environmentally conscious consumers.

Innovate in product design to deliver high-performance and multifunctional products that cater to both athletic and casual wear markets.

Strengthen Customer Relationships:

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Enhance the Nike Direct strategy by expanding e-commerce and leveraging data analytics to provide personalized shopping experiences.

Improve customer engagement through digital platforms (Nike apps, social media) and community-driven events to foster brand loyalty.

Adapt to Market Changes:

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Expand product lines to address new consumer needs such as athleisure wear and lifestyle products.

Respond to trends like the health and fitness boom by increasing offerings in digital fitness.

Enhance Supply Chain Resilience:

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Build more localized or regional supply chains to avoid over-reliance on certain markets.

Diversify production locations to prevent bottlenecks and ensure flexibility in case of crises.

Inventory Mismanagement (internal environment):

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During the pandemic Nike miscalculated product demand resulting in a massive surplus of unsold inventory nearly $9.7 billion. This led to financial strain and forced widespread discounting and devaluing the brand.

Failure to Innovate Quickly in Key Categories (internal environment):

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Nike's innovation cycle has slowed in important categories like running shoes, allowing competitors like Hoka, On-Running and Brooks to take market share with new, technology-driven models.

Overextension of Classic Product Lines (internal environment):

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Nike heavily relied on re-releasing old established models (Air Force Ones, Pegasus) without substantial innovation. This led to consumer fatigue as fashion trends evolved more quickly than Nike’s offerings.

Supply Chain Disruptions (external environment):

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The global supply chain crisis, exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic caused delays and inventory buildups. Nike's inability to manage these external factors contributed to their inventory surplus and affected production timelines.

Rising Competition (external environment):

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Competitors like Hoka, On-Running, Brooks, and even New Balance capitalized on Nike's slower innovation pace particularly in performance running and lifestyle footwear.

Changing Consumer Preferences (external environment):

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Post-pandemic, consumers increasingly returned to brick-and-mortar shopping but Nike had heavily invested in e-commerce. They underestimated the resilience of physical retail.