Plan estratégico de la empresa Topitop
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2018-04-17
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Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú
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En el presente documento se elabora el Planeamiento Estratégico de la empresa Topitop.
Esta empresa es una de las principales compañías del sector textil peruano que ocupa uno de
primeros lugares del ranking exportador. Topitop cubre casi toda la cadena de producción textil,
desde la fabricación del hilado pasando por sus diferentes etapas de producción hasta la venta
retail de prendas de vestir. Luego de casi tres décadas de aprendizaje competitivo y mejora
continua, Topitop es una empresa con gran experiencia de innovación en confecciones, que se
refleja en una marcada preferencia del consumidor final del Perú y del exterior, prueba de ello
son sus numerosos locales en el mercado local e internacional así como la preferencia por sus
prendas por parte de marcas internacionales tales como Hugo Boss, Massimo Dutti, etc.
Topitop cuenta con dos unidades de negocios claramente diferencias, la unidad de
manufactura y la unidad de retail. Una de las grandes ventajas competitivas que tiene Topitop en
el mercado peruano nace precisamente de esa alta integración vertical. Esto le permite reducir
tiempos de producción y de respuesta a los clientes y consumidores de sus productos.
Los grandes desafíos de Topitop son continuar siendo una empresa manufacturera
competitiva a nivel internacional y ser capaz de competir con la competencia que proviene de
Asia y otros países emergentes; y convertirse uno de los grandes retailers de prendas de vestir en
el continente sudamericano
In this document we have developed the Strategic Plan for the company Topitop. This company is one of the leading companies in the Peruvian textile industry and it occupies one of the first places in the ranking of the Peruvian textile exporters. Topitop covers almost the entire textile production chain, from elaboration of the thread passing through the manufacturing of the fabrics and the garments to the final stage of selling them to final customer. After nearly three decades of competitive learning and continuous improvement, Topitop is a company with great experience in apparel innovation, reflected in a strong preference by the final consumer of Peru and abroad, proof of this is the number of stores locally and internationally and the preference for its products by brands such as Hugo Boss, Massimo Dutti, etc. Topitop has two business units clearly differences, the manufacturing unit and the retail unit. One of the major competitive advantages that Topitop possess in the Peruvian market arises precisely from its high vertical integration. This allows it to reduce lead times and responsiveness to customers and consumers of their products. In the future Topitop faces some big challenges. The first one is to remain competitive, both nationally and internationally in the manufacturing and retail textile industry. Right now Topitop is facing the growing competition of Asian and other developing countries textile companies. The second challenge is to leverage the brand recognition and market strength that Topitop retail has in Peru to other South American countries and consequently become one of the mayor players in the industry
In this document we have developed the Strategic Plan for the company Topitop. This company is one of the leading companies in the Peruvian textile industry and it occupies one of the first places in the ranking of the Peruvian textile exporters. Topitop covers almost the entire textile production chain, from elaboration of the thread passing through the manufacturing of the fabrics and the garments to the final stage of selling them to final customer. After nearly three decades of competitive learning and continuous improvement, Topitop is a company with great experience in apparel innovation, reflected in a strong preference by the final consumer of Peru and abroad, proof of this is the number of stores locally and internationally and the preference for its products by brands such as Hugo Boss, Massimo Dutti, etc. Topitop has two business units clearly differences, the manufacturing unit and the retail unit. One of the major competitive advantages that Topitop possess in the Peruvian market arises precisely from its high vertical integration. This allows it to reduce lead times and responsiveness to customers and consumers of their products. In the future Topitop faces some big challenges. The first one is to remain competitive, both nationally and internationally in the manufacturing and retail textile industry. Right now Topitop is facing the growing competition of Asian and other developing countries textile companies. The second challenge is to leverage the brand recognition and market strength that Topitop retail has in Peru to other South American countries and consequently become one of the mayor players in the industry
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Supermercados -- Perú, Planificación estratégica -- Estudio de casos
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