Comprehensive Analysis of Car Seat Compatibility for Juvenile Products Industry

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ANP & AHP Analysis of Car Seats:
As Applicable to Projects in the
Juvenile Industry
A Presentation by Chris Schock
and Christy Kaminski-Strum
Project Summary
From the perspective of a juvenile products
manufacturing company
Need to make a decision on which brand for an
accessory that will be compatible with that brand
of car seat
Has implications for future projects (make
multiple products that are compatible with a
brand/model of car seats
Discussion of Alternatives
Based on Parents.com analysis of
best car seats
Evenflo: Serenade
MaxiCosi: Mico
Britax: Chaperone
Safety 1
st
: onBoard 35 Air
Graco: SnugRide 35
Chicco: KeyFit 30
Market Share Analysis (AHP)
ANP Car Seat Model
BOCR
Clusters in the Decision Network
Strategic Criteria
Brand Growth – strategy to expand the juvenile
product brand over the next several years
Financial Growth – with the expansion, goal to
improve profits
Market Share – of
individual
 product(s)
Partnership Synergy –
possibility of partnership
with other brand
Overall Results
Additive (Negative)
Multiplicative
Sensitivity Analysis
Benefits
Opportunities
Costs
Risks
Ethical Implications
Generally, ethics may not directly
apply
However, safety of brand should be
taken into consideration when
considering producing one or more
products designed to work with other
products – those products will reflect
on the products associated with them
(for example, those produced by the
juvenile products manufacturer in
question).
Decisions made by the other company
will directly affect the juvenile
product manufacturer (recalls, etc.)
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This presentation delves into the ANP & AHP analysis of car seats to aid a juvenile products manufacturing company in deciding on a compatible brand for their accessory. The discussion covers alternatives such as Evenflo, MaxiCosi, Britax, Safety 1st, Graco, and Chicco. Market share analysis using AHP, car seat model assessment, BOCR, decision network clusters, strategic criteria for brand growth, overall results, sensitivity analysis, and ethical implications are also addressed.

  • Car seats
  • Compatibility
  • Juvenile industry
  • Decision analysis
  • Market share

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  1. ANP & AHP Analysis of Car Seats: As Applicable to Projects in the Juvenile Industry A Presentation by Chris Schock and Christy Kaminski-Strum

  2. Project Summary From the perspective of a juvenile products manufacturing company Need to make a decision on which brand for an accessory that will be compatible with that brand of car seat Has implications for future projects (make multiple products that are compatible with a brand/model of car seats

  3. Discussion of Alternatives Based on Parents.com analysis of best car seats Evenflo: Serenade MaxiCosi: Mico Britax: Chaperone Safety 1st: onBoard 35 Air Graco: SnugRide 35 Chicco: KeyFit 30

  4. Market Share Analysis (AHP)

  5. ANP Car Seat Model

  6. BOCR

  7. Clusters in the Decision Network

  8. Strategic Criteria Brand Growth strategy to expand the juvenile product brand over the next several years Financial Growth with the expansion, goal to improve profits Market Share of individual product(s) Partnership Synergy possibility of partnership with other brand

  9. Overall Results Additive (Negative) Multiplicative

  10. Sensitivity Analysis Risks Opportunities Benefits Costs

  11. Ethical Implications Generally, ethics may not directly apply However, safety of brand should be taken into consideration when considering producing one or more products designed to work with other products those products will reflect on the products associated with them (for example, those produced by the juvenile products manufacturer in question). Decisions made by the other company will directly affect the juvenile product manufacturer (recalls, etc.)

  12. The End

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