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The state of participation of a
corporation in any market is broadly defined as its Market
Participation, and the characterizing of the participation is deemed
the Market Participation Analytics.
The
Market Participation Analytics effectively characterizes the Market
Allocation, effectively the union of the market gap for the forward
marketing as well as the overlap into into other segments that is
available to a business entity on which to support its existence,.
As such The Market Participation Analytics helps elicit to the
investors as well as the corporation the market dynamics in which
the corporation engages. Most
importantly the data also give a summary assessment of the
tenability of the rationale for engaging in the market gap as
defined through the Market Fragmentation effected by its products.
The data scope of the analytics is
broad and includes the data items listed in the publication format
as shown above.
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Production
Volume Break Even Point is the first of critical parameters for
characterizing the corporation that is evaluated. This calculation
is generally defined at the Commodity Stage of the Product Lifecycle
curve and as such gives a reference measure for the performance of
the corporation over its life span.-critical profitability test.
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Market
Allocation is the most significant assessment of the participation
analytics as it sets the baseline for most of the analytics
computation. Participation Guidance: the size of the Market
Allocation is contrasted with the break even point.
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Product
Lifecycle form is constructed advise on the interactive effect of
the Market Allocation dynamics and the Sales Performance assessment.
Prospective Sales Forecast able to support participation and whether
the Sales Model is able to achieve Break even point
This service should be particularly beneficial to all ventures that
must know the minimum number of repeat buying customers, and has a
distinct sales group to support the market Participation Guidance.
Existing
operating companies assess
Sales model effectiveness to achieve profitability, else what
changes need to be made |
