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In 2007 a violent snowstorm led to a collapse of jetblue's and passengers were made to wait for many hours to wait for clearance to take-off.... When first-time travellers of jetblue were asked from where they had heard about the airline more than 70% answered that they had heard about it from a friend (Carton 2001).... jetblue was founded in 1999 by David Neeleman.... jetblue was founded in 1999 by David Neeleman.... jetblue not only offers the service of air travel at cheap rates but it also tries to set itself apart from its competitors by offering a product that is superior than the rest at prices people can afford....
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Research Paper
In 1989 the company started to increase the cost-effectiveness of the company.... The present paper "Fundamentals of Management - Southwest Airlines" has identified that during the early and middle periods of the 1980s the annual passenger traffic of the company was tripled.... ... ...
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Book Report/Review
For example, jetblue and Southwest airlines are offering low-cost fares to freight customers to compete with legacy airlines, and consequently, they have been successful and gain more market share.... This paper ''General Questions for Marketing'' tells us that According to Dick Lee, 'putting the customer in the middle of the business circle' will determine the marketing orientation needed for the company, to exceed customers' satisfaction....
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Essay
While this may be in part contributed to belief that the profit margin is not extensive enough to make the product worth taking on, it also seems apparent that the particular structure of jetblue's airline allows them to offer these pass flight options.... The next article under examination is “jetblue's 'All You Can Jet' Pass Sells Out'.... This article considers elements surrounding jetblue's implementation of the ‘Al You Can Jet' pass....
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Essay
However, these practices and procedures could not help the company sustain its competitive position after losses incurred due to some cancellations because of bad weather This analysis evaluates the effectiveness of the strategic change management and the core areas impacted by this strategy.... The following analysis is about case study on jetblue Airways, which describes its enormous success, profits and growth after its launch and also its failure due to inability to withstand external factors that affected its business after few years....
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Case Study
The long-term strategy of jetblue was to change attitudes, cultural values, attitudes and organization structures.... This is espoused in values and beliefs of jetblue with clear enshrined goals, aspirations, rationalization and ideologies (Schein, 2010).... Least of all the senior managers must keep consistency, focus and flexible thus driving the culture of change and learning attaining the core value of jetblue (Denison Consulting, 2006)....
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Research Paper
The paper "Jet Blue's Financial Performance " is a perfect example of a finance and accounting case study.... The airline industry is composed of many companies producing less differentiated or similar products or services.... The services in this industry are becoming increasingly similar and hence causing increased competition on prices....
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Case Study
The paper 'Acer Incorporated - Management Information System' is a thoughtful example of an information technology case study.... Acer Incorporated is a multinational electronics manufacturer based in Taiwan.... Its product includes desktops, laptops, servers and storage, peripherals, personal digital assistance, peripherals, and e-business services for business, government, education, and home users....
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Case Study