PROPOSED BUSINESS MODEL FOR FASHION COMPANY IN INDONESIA : A CASE STUDY OF DYA ID
Fashion has recently emerged as a lucrative industry in Indonesia, with its growth continuing to accelerate. Fashion business is one of the top three creative industry groups contributing to Gross Domestic Growth (GDP) in Indonesia. The big opportunity of this industry makes fashion business an a...
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Institution: | Institut Teknologi Bandung |
Language: | Indonesia |
Summary: | Fashion has recently emerged as a lucrative industry in Indonesia, with its growth
continuing to accelerate. Fashion business is one of the top three creative industry groups
contributing to Gross Domestic Growth (GDP) in Indonesia. The big opportunity of this
industry makes fashion business an attractive market in Indonesia and global. The
attractiveness of the fashion industry leads to the emergence of many fashion brands, which
makes the rivalry between the competitors in this industry high. The appearance of these
competitors certainly threatens Dya Id. Besides that, the revenue of Dya Id in the two years
(2021-2022) is stagnant except in the month of Idul Fitri. Because of that, the company
must take action to ensure the growth of its business. The company must always innovate
their strategy and business model to gain competitive advantage.
This research was conducted to find solutions to the problems faced by the company. The
external analysis includes PESTEL analysis, which provides an overview of the general
external environmental conditions of the industry; Analysis of Porter's Five Forces Model
defines the competitive industry situation. The internal analysis uses VRIO and Business
Model Canvas techniques to evaluate and analyze the company's internal activities. The
next step after external and internal analysis is SWOT analysis of the company. The
evaluation determines which components of the business model canvas have problems with
the current business model. Next, continue with the TOWS matrix to formulate a business
strategy and use the Blue Ocean Strategy or ERRC Grid (Eliminate, Raise, Reduce, Create)
to create value innovations that ultimately develop a new business model canvas.
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