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HI5004 Marketing Management - Holmes Institute

Long Marketing Plan Project

Topic - Emergency Services App Victoria

Victorian Government has already provided an app to the Victorians with access to information and warnings about incidents including fires, storms, floods, earthquakes, tsunamis, shark sightings and more. Triple Zero (000) is the number most Australians will use to call the police, fire or ambulance in an emergency. 112-the international standard emergency number, which can be called from a GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) type mobile. However, there is no Emergency App which can automatically turn on the GPS to locate the location where the emergency service is required unless provided by the person calling about. It's scary to think of how vulnerable a poor phone connection can make us, particularly when we are travelling in new and unknown locations. The Emergency Services App Victoria with a red "panic button" which can be pressed for instant 000 assistance will make sure to send dispatchers your exact coordinates with or without a strong wireless connection. It will also provide a 24/7 access to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline and hosts an entire database of resources to help them cope at their time of greatest risk. Location accuracy is critical information for Triple Zero (000) call takers. The quicker and accurate location is established, the sooner emergency services can be dispatched and render assistance even when the person in trouble cannot clearly mention the exact address, this app will help to locate by turning on the quick GPS signals automatically once dialled 000.

Purpose: This assignment requires your group to undertake the process of analysing one product/service and its operating environments from a marketing perspective. And then apply the learning from lecture 1-11 in the development of marketing strategy. You will provide an overview of this product/service, as well as detail the type of orientation towards marketing it takes. You are also required to examine and analyse the context and environments in which this product/service operates (its industry and the macro-environmental forces impacting on the industry).

An effective way to help students learn about marketing management is through the actual creation of a marketing plan for a product or service. This project is designed to accomplish such a task.

Students need to be in a group of 4 (FOUR) (you can't change the group by any reason) the instruction how to find your group members have been sent to you, please have a look and read it carefully before you make the decision to select the group that you want to join in.

Each group set up a company and decides on a consumer product or service they wish to bring to market. It must be an innovative product/service which has never been in the market before and not belong to any existing company. You can discuss with your tutor about the product/service that you want to select.

Requirement:
The report analysis:
- Competitive information
- Environmental scanning.
- Demand forecasted
- Specific market segmentation, targeting, and positioning statements
- Product or service's brand positioning

- Who are the market leaders for their chosen product or service? What niche have they identified for their product/service? Is their product or service going to be a leader, follower, or challenger to well-established products or brands?
- Consumer-adoption process for their new product. How will the consumer learn about their new product and how quickly will they adopt it? Will the product be targeted to the heavy users and early adopters first, then early and late majorities? What is their estimated time for full adoption?
- Pricing strategy decisions for their product/service. Students have addressed all or most of the material concerning pricing covered in week 8.
- Students should be directed to turn in their retailing, wholesaling, and logistical marketing plans. Those students who are acting in the role of providing a new
"service" should include here their plans for locations, hours of operations, and how their "service" plans on managing demand and capacity issues.
- The integrated marketing communications mix.
- All the possible communication media (for example, students will tend to concentrate their media on television or on the Internet and include other forms such as personal selling and radio).

Attachment:- Marketing Management.rar