BMW Case Study
BMW Case Study
BMW Case Study
Q1: Describe the alignment between vision, culture and image (VCI) for BMW and discuss how BMW
manages this alignment and whether there is the potential for gaps between them.
Answer: Describe VCI of BMW from the case study and find the alignment between them. Analyze the
VCI in BMW. Describe also how BMW manages the alignment, provide role model. Find whether there is
potential for gap(s) between the VCI and their alignments.
How BMW align and manage their Vision, Culture and Image are summarize as follow:
To shape tomorrow’s
individual premium
mobility
Teamwork and
personnel
development
Equal opportunities
and diversity
Their beliefs
Innovative
There are also potential gasp between Vision, Image and Culture which might happen or might not
happen, depending on how the organization manage the situation. The potential gasp are as follow:
a) Potential gaps between Vision and Culture
Q2: Does the emphasis on sustainability change the identity and brand of BMW, and can it, in your
view, be easily incorporated alongside, or as part of, the traditional four values of the company?
Q3: Consider the four values of the identity and brand positioning of BMW. Are these values
authentic, distinctive and unique from the perspective of consumers and other stakeholders in the
premium car market?
Answer: Describe how it is authentic, distinctive and unique from the perspective of consumers and
stakeholders.
To aimed at
systematically
channelling potential
innovations to the
actual product
development stage
To maintain it’s
positioning around
producing
technologically
advanced cars
The perspective of consumer and other stakeholders in the BMW premium car market are as follow:
Safety
Services
Quality
Luxury Car
Driving and
performance
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The assesses have been central to BMW’s success in terms of the company’s leadership in design and
are systematically communicated throughout all its corporate communication, corporate design and
consumer advertising as well as by the behaviour of managers, designer and retail staff.
Their 4 brand values align customer’s effigies and association with imagination and culture of BMW. Its
success has been its power to raise new ideas. The innovation process within BMW is aimed
systematically channelling potential innovations to the actual product development phase.
These are values, authentic, distinctive and unique from the perspective of consumer and other
stakeholders.