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Final Report Team 12 Andr Flix Axelle Bette Erzsbet Bres Julien Momma Laure Lisiki Paulina Bednarek Agenda 1/ Introduction: initial objectives of our work 2/ The study: findings Methodology An overview of ski touring


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Final Report

Team 12

André Félix Axelle Bette Erzsébet Béres Julien Momma Laure Lisiki Paulina Bednarek

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Agenda

  • Methodology
  • An overview of ski touring
  • Cultural analysis of ski touring
  • Ski touring practitioners segmentation
  • Limitations

1/ Introduction: initial objectives of our work 2/ The study: findings 3/ Our recommendations

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Introduction: initial objectives of our work

Customer and ski touring market information Specific technical information

AIM OF THE STUDY

WHO is the ski tourer MOTIVATION PRACTICE HABITS WHAT are the needs AGE GENDER CULTURE

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Methodology

Elaboration of the questionnaire Univariate and Bivariate Analysis Hypotheses Cross tabulation, Chi square

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General distribution of participants

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Age

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Distribution of the brands

  • France
  • Dynafit and Scarpa
  • The Netherlands
  • Atomic, Fisher, Salomon
  • Switzerland
  • Dynafit and Scarpa
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Most important features of ideal boots

France Switzerland The Netherlands Comfort Comfort Comfort Rigidity front Lightness Protection/ Waterproofeness Durability Large motion range Support in flexion Lightness Ease of switching Perfect control of trajectories

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Country profile

Switzerland

  • More than 90% are

practicing ski touring for more than 10 days

  • More professional
  • The majority of the

respondents are adventure ski tourers

Netherlands

  • Less than 10% are

practicing ski touring for more than 10 days

  • Leisure type
  • Alpine progressive
  • riented

France

  • More than 55% are

practicing ski touring for more than 10 days

  • Adventure ski

tourers (more than 70%)

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Buying habits

Factor Switzerland France Netherlands

Special equipment

92% 77,5% 19,5%

Frequency

Every 2-3 yrs Every 4-6 yrs Every 4-6 yrs

Buying place

Outdoor specialist Outdoor specialist and Internet Outdoor specialist Large chains

Online buying

24% 31% 45%

Online information seeking

Price and tools Price and user comments Price and information

Information sources

Store staff recommendation Friends and family Internet

Brands

Dynafit and Scarpa Dynafit and Scarpa Atomic, Fisher and Salomon

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Budget

GDP per capita in US$ (purchasing power parity) Switzerland Netherlands France

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Ski touring practitioner segmentation

20/80 50/50 80/20

  • Expertise

+ +

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About 20/80 practitioners

20/80 +

  • Seeking for altitude / great sensations
  • Occasional, low experience
  • Young males
  • TOM brand boots: Salomon
  • Seeking for leisure, social moments
  • Low experience, very occasional
  • Low budget
  • TOM brands: Atomic and Nordica

FREE RIDERS ALPINE PROGRESSIVE 1

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About 50/50 practitioners

50/50 +

  • Nature lovers
  • Middle expertise and specialized
  • Females
  • TOM brand boots: Dynafit

ADVENTURER

  • Seeking occasional practice in natural

backgrounds

  • Middle expertise
  • High annual budget
  • Heterogenous

ALPINE PROGRESSIVE 2

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About 80/20 practitioners

50/50 +

  • Seeking challenge
  • Experts, passionate
  • Young male
  • Opinion leader: athletes/celebrities
  • TOM brand boots: Scarpa

SKI RUNNERS

  • Seeking effort
  • Middle expertise +
  • Heterogenous

ON-PISTE SKIERS

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Recommendations: The target group

  • ADVENTURE TOURERS
  • Main target group
  • Balanced between very

specialized and amateurs

  • High purchasing power
  • FREE RIDERS
  • Close group to the Adventure

tourer

  • Less specialized
  • Already know the brand
  • Correlation between the

needs of each target group

ALPINE PROGRESSIVE

FREE RIDERS ADVENTURE TOURER

ON PIST TOURER SKI RUNNER

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Recommendations: Product

Free Rider and Adventure Tourer similar in terms of equipment expectations

  • Basic features for boots and

bindings

  • Comfort
  • Lightness
  • Durability
  • Criteria of emphasis
  • Homogeneous holding
  • Perfect trajectories
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Recommendations: Price

  • Medium and High Purchasing Power of the target group
  • Propose prices slightly above

the average

  • Price for value
  • Market position of the

brand

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Recommendations: Promotion

  • Emphasize transparency and provide symmetric information about

the products

  • Enforce the confidence of the customers in the brand and in the

new products

  • Use various media
  • Online product

information

  • Specific magazines
  • Target the opinion leaders to spread the information
  • Train store staff for Salomon
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Recommendations: Place

  • Outdoor specialist stores
  • Retail chains
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Limitations

Sample size

  • Sufficient representation?

Sample bias

  • Collection method
  • Answer behavior
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Thank you for your attention !

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Annex

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Annex

1) H1: Older people are more risk averse in ski touring than younger people. H0: There is no difference in the ski touring risk aversion of younger and older people The hypothesis that older people are more risk averse in ski touring than younger people is CONFIRMED.

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Annex

2) H1: Younger people are more into ski touring related internet usage than older people. H0: There is no difference between the ski touring related internet usage of younger and older people the hypothesis that younger people are more into ski touring related internet usage than

  • lder people are NOT CONFIRMED
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3) H1: Younger people are more interested in design related features

  • f the equipment as older people.

H0: Younger people are as interested in design related features of the equipment as older people. The hypothesis that younger people are more interested in design related features of the equipment as older people are NOT CONFIRMED

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4) Citizens of countries with significant mountain chains practice more frequently ski touring than citizens without significant mountain chains H0: There is no difference in the degree of participation in ski touring between the countries The hypothesis that citizens of countries with significant mountain chains practice more frequently ski touring than citizens without significant mountain chains is CONFIRMED

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5) Men practice more extreme types of off-piste ski touring than women. H0: There is no difference in the types of off-piste ski touring in which men and women participate. The hypothesis that men practice more extreme types of off- piste ski touring than women is CONFIRMED

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6) H1: Women focus on safety and comfort characteristics of the equipment whereas men focus on performance related features. H0: There is no difference in equipment characteristic preference between men and women. The hypothesis that women focus on safety and comfort characteristics of the equipment whereas men focus on performance related features is NOT CONFIRMED.

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7) H1: People who practice adrenaline outdoor sports types are more into downhill ski touring. H0: People who practice adrenaline outdoor sports are as much into downhill ski touring as uphill ski touring. The hypothesis that people who practice adrenaline outdoor sports types are more into downhill ski touring is NOT CONFIRMED.

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8) H1: Fitness and Leisure ski tourers focus on comfort characteristics

  • f the equipment while Racers and Tourers pay more attention to

robustness and rigidity features. H0: Racers, Tourers, Fitness and Leisure ski tourers focus equally on comfort and robustness and rigidity features of the equipment The hypothesis that Fitness and Leisure ski tourers focus on comfort characteristics of the equipment while Racers and Tourers pay more attention to robustness and rigidity features is NOT CONFIRMED.

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9) H1: People practicing less than 11 days per year mainly rely on

  • ther people’s (groups/athletes) endorsement regarding equipment

purchase while people practicing more than 20 days per year primarily rely on their own opinion. H0: There is no difference in the advice seeking process regarding equipment purchase between people practicing less than 11 days per year and more than 20 days per year. The hypothesis people practicing less than 11 days per year mainly rely on other people’s (groups/athletes) endorsement regarding equipment purchase while people practicing more than 20 days per year primarily rely on their own opinion is NOT CONFIRMED. (in fact it’s the opposite)

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10) H1: People using internet for product purchase care about reviews, price and product information while in-store buyers rely on trying out the equipment and consider the staff’s recommendations. H0: Both, people purchasing on internet and in-store buyers care similarly about reviews, price and product information, staff’s recommendations and trying out the equipment with regard to the purchase of ski touring equipment. The hypothesis is confirmed