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Strategy

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Strategic and operational planning is an integral part of business operation, carried out at regular intervals and intended to define the appropriate actions to achieve short or long term goals.

Market Research

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An integral part of strategic and operational planning is the deep knowledge of the market in which the firm operates.

 

The study and monitoring of the market is achieved through techniques and methods which relate both to the analysis of secondary data (studies, publications, etc.) and primary data to examine the implementation of qualitative and quantitative market research.

Marketing

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The development of marketing plans is a multidimensional function, which analyzes, considers and combines all the elements of marketing mix in each business unit:

 

Product, Distribution, Promotion, Price and People.

Investment Projects ​

 

Businesses, particularly SMEs constitute the basic foundation of economic and social life of Greece.

 

Release of their vast potential will lead to improved competitiveness, stimulating employment, economic growth and social cohesion.  

 

Subsidies is a tool for business development while  environment for investments today is very positive, given that there is now a variety of tools to finance them. 

Restructuring

 

The highly competitive environment in which businesses operate today requires constant effort in order to achieve compliance of business processes to business strategy and achieve tangible improvements in key performance factors such as cost, quality, and the level and speed of customer service.

Feasibility Studies ​

 

The main objective of the feasibility / viability (feasibility studies) is to define and quantify the costs and benefits of investment projects, to enable decisions that need to be taken during the life cycle of the project.

 

The results of these studies are key factor to the final decision of implementation to all investment efforts.

Benchmarking Studies

 

Benchmarking is defined as "a continuous, systematic comparison process between organizations or businesses, actions or proceedings opposing top dogs of the world in order not only to reach the same levels of performance, but to overcome it".

 

This analysis is used for the classification and comparison of various sub-systems. Applied mainly in geographical terms (comparing countries or regions), but also at a sectoral level (compare sectors or industries); focuses on the analysis of available measurements that are used for conclusions of the effectiveness that these systems have and the potential problems that need to be addressed.

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