Learning Team Reflection Week 3
Learning Team Reflection Week 3
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Companies that know the market that they want to advertize to potential buyers fit the chase strategy. The first example of the chase strategy would be Olive Garden Restaurant. Olive Garden would be an example because it produces meals only when a customer orders, therefore matching the actual production with customer demand (Hamlett, 2019). Another example of a