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Bon’A Parte
International mail order business
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Concept and business philosophy
Development
E-business solution
Growth and data mining
One of the SAS Professional Services ‘Papers of Interest’
See your conference guide for more information
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Concept and business philosophy
Collection:
Quality above average
at a price below average
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Concept and business philosophy
Design driven
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Concept and business philosophy
Broad target group:
Primarily women age 30-55
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Concept and business philosophy
Combinable and varied collection
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Match guide
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Concept and business philosophy
Presentation of the clothes: Exclusive catalogues
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Concept and competition strategy
Strong image: Reliability and loyalty
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Concept and competition strategy
Maintain interest: Surprise and inspire
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Development
1987: Founded and 1. Catalogue published
1989: Men’s catalogue
1991: Men’s catalogue is integrated
1992: Funny Kidz catalogue
1993: Secrets catalogue
1999: Summer and winter catalogue
1999: Teens catalogue
2001: BAP Kids
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Development
International expansion
1994: Sweden
1995: Holland
1996: BAP bought by NVAG/Neckermann Versand
1998: Germany
2001: France
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Europe
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Turnover
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Turnover
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Publishing frequency
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E-business
• Mail order is e-business on paper
• New web-site from 1st February 2001 on all markets
• Ordering channel for existing and new customers
• Complete integration with existing EDP systems
• Dynamic information of delivery times
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E-business experiences
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Bon’A Parte’s primary customer group has embraced the site
The customers stay longer at the site
The average order value is relatively high
A 2-figure million trade is expected in spring 2001
The site is used for branding for Bon’A Parte (new customers)
The largest number of internet orders is placed in Scandinavia at
present
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Differentiation
- not like the others
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Growth and Data mining
In 4 years from 650.000 to 1.600.000 addresses
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Growth and Data mining
Substantial numbers of addresses in DB are prospects
No buying behaviour
One of the SAS Professional Services ‘Papers of Interest’
See your conference guide for more information
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