This system has the ease of being used in any lighthouse irrespective of its current lighting and power systems. Due to this, Vega is the sole company in the world having such advanced technological and optical competencies. Through the system, all the beacons installed can be monitored from a central location, thereby reducing the quantity of false call outs and identifying faults which require manual attention.
Considering the Total Cost of Ownership -- TCO Vega's product offer a low TCO as their IT products recover the average cost of $30,000 for installation since it reduces the $1,250 per hour helicopter-assisted maintenance. The computer-managed systems have to be fail-proof as any type of false call could cost up to $3,500. This system manufactured by Vega uses the interactive technology capable of permitting technicians to switch lights on or off from a remote location. Vega enjoys economies of scale as it has been in the business spanning nearly three decades. Due to this, the technology used by Vega would take substantial time to duplicate. The market of navigation lights has a high entry barrier as the initial capital costs are very high and the market size is small, hence competitors will not find profitable to enter this business. Apart from that the present development and level of innovation at Vega has rendered Vega's products more and more popular among its customers and more intricate to duplicate and compete with.
Generating and evaluating alternative solutions:
Lighthouses have been around since ages and some dates back to the 19th century. As an alternative solution, the strategy at Vega has been that its product has to be compatible with a broad range of instruments. The VegaMAC, which is computer-controlled beacon, has been designed to be compatible with various technologies like weather reporting instruments, tidal and temperature gauges and to efficiently evaluate their performances, together with the performance of the lighthouse. Another recent alternative solution has been Vega's development of the Light Emitting Diode -- LED beacon that has been successful in creating another core product line. The new LED beacon which is a product of the latest technology is such smaller compared to its earlier versions thereby permitting Vega to develop a capability having mass production. Sensitivity regarding the market is required to be transformed, to make the buyers in order to generate greater awareness of the potential benefit of the product. As regards the price line, Vega although enjoying a market leadership status has never exploited its position to charge a premium price for its product which it could easily has done so.
But, on the contrary it has been sensitive on the price front and has met the market perceptions. The Marketing Manager Martyn Cook who expressed has translated this into practice that people will not be prepared to pay more than a specific price for a buoy lantern despite it having considerable economic advantages. On more alternative approach at Vega has been ethical in business dealings and even going to the extreme of recommending a competitor's product in case it is able to offer a better solution to the problem of the customer. The method creates a number of problem out of which keeping the rest of the market honest is the answer. With the education that Vega gives to its customers, they in their turn mount the pressure on the competitors to stay honest.
Implementation:
Vega's important contract till date has been the development and production of a major lighthouse beacon meant for the U.S. Coast Guard which was implemented....
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