Zara Case Study

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Case Study 1 “Zara International” By: Meshal Alshatti Classical approach in management is very visible at Zara International. It is not an easy task for any company to design, produce, ship and market there products within a week’s time. A major part of classical approach is having the right people in the right place, and giving them the training and the support they need. The latest in technology is an example of the support that the company is giving their workers. A manager can track sales and place orders with handheld computer; this of course gives the company the ability to know what is selling and what is not. A well-trained designer at the company’s headquarters has live access to that data and can quickly re-design a slow moving garment. It is safe to assume that Zara is a “well oiled machine”. Zara also paid close attention to what the public was demanding, therefore Zara’s management team focus towards the human factor as a key element in organizational performance. The company is growing too fast. In order to maintain their promise of fast service and support their stores globally and also make there logistics easy they have to think about opening new factory. Data shows that their online business is very strong especially in US. In my opinion, opening a factory in US or the surrounding countries should be in order. Opening new factory will not be an easy task. Regulations and tariffs are sometime difficult to navigate. Training new employees will also be a challenge for them. I believe that the firm will continue to do well, and it is adapting in many ways such as being responsible for the democratization of fashion, and by being open-minded and not only paying attention to record sales but towards the workers and their driving forces behind completing the task at
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