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Possible strategies that WICS should follow
 
Mainly there are two strategies that WICS can follow which are developed according to the 5 propositions given by the employees of the company. Both strategies are meant to increase the sales of the company and to bring better operational and financial performance. However at the same time they find solutions through implementing different measures, the first one is a more of an aggressive strategy to increase the market coverage and the second one concentrates more on expanding its product coverage and cutting selling costs.
 
First strategy: Rising market coverage by increasing the number of SSD’s
One of the ways of increasing the presence on the market is increasing the distributors of the products. Sales people should make additional efforts in order to attract new distributors from the parts of the market that have not been served by WICS until now. This means that the Area Managers should do......

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