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Patterns of Success: Insights on how to succeed
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he Partnering for Customer Value (P4CV) initiative commissioned 11 case studies profiling 14 agribusinesses in the horticulture, livestock, dairy, grains, seafood and processed foods sectors, across small, medium and large enterprises that were from Australia, New Zealand, Europe and the United Kingdom.
A report titled Patterns of Success draws together insights on how to succeed from the 11 agribusiness case studies.
The report describes how five key business practices, or ‘patterns of success’ are common across the successful case studies and lacking in those businesses that ultimately failed. The five key patterns of success provide a roadmap for businesses looking to grow and succeed in competitive markets.
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Dingley Dell Pork
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Business OBE Organic Beef
Business Manbulloo Ltd
Business Dingley Dell Pork
Location Kiewa Valley, Victoria
Location Channel Country of Central Australia
Owner Marie Piccone
Owners Mark and Paul Hayward
Product Milk
Product Organic beef
Business Mountain Milk Co-operative
Key findings from the report 1 Focusing on key strategic relationships A strategic relationship is the opposite of the transactional relationship. There is a shared interest between both parties and business transactions are planned and delivered so that an attractive margin is earned at both ends. There is mutual regard and both parties are motivated to support each other’s continued success.
Location Queensland and Northern Territory Product Mangoes
Zespri
Location Suffolk, England
Product Prepar ed Pork Norwich by Profes sor Busin ess Sc Andrew Fea hool, Unive rne, rsity of East
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Busin ess Zespri Interna Limited tional Owner s 2435 gro wers Locat ion Mount Ma New Zea unganui, land Produ ct Kiwifru it
2 Delivering customer value The key insight from the case studies is the need to deliver genuine, differentiated customer value. WA businesses need to focus on competing through product differentiation that delivers customer value.
