Below is a listing of several of the top smartwatches according to PC Magazine (https://www.pcmag.com/roundup/322670/the-best-smartwatches). Using information gained from the PC Magazine article, other listing of top watches, customer reviews, and other sources, Identify which of the four segments we identified in our cluster analysis each one of these watches is best suited for and briefly explain why. Please use the segment names I identified in the follow-up to the analysis portion of the case.
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Turgul Ozal had called for more tariff concession on selected terms to promote trade and commerce between Turkey and Pakistan. Turkish President Turgul Ozal in an interview with the Gulf Economist obligated and also strained the need for providing an infrastructure for communication and transport facilities between the two countries. The late president Ozal remarked, âI feel that action should be taken on the proposal, for trade and tariff concessions on selected itemsâ. At that time such proposals were earlier considered under RCD, Whereas RCD being given a new name, the process of strengthening the economic and trade ties should continue uninterrupted (The Pakistan Times 14 April, 1985) During 1980âs total volume was an indication that through was existed between the two countries; the two governments failed to make use of it. Secondly businessmen on both sides failed to increase the level of trade. Though the volume of trade showed little improvement in 80âs Turkey and Pakistan cooperated in the fields of banking and insurance, transport, communication, tourism and agriculture. The main imports from Turkey have been grams and other pulses, some other food items and manufactured goods. The trade between Pakistan and Turkey was mostly done by air, which was very expensive for both countries (Hasan, 2002). In1981 Ministerial Joint Commission noted that to remedy inadequacy of shipping services for increasing trade between the two countries, efforts would be made to explore the possibilities among others, of trans-shipment of goods through Gulf ports. At that time the experts decided to meet and to study the matter. During Nineteen hundred eighties, the items of export from Pakistan included rice, iron steel, billet stainless steel sheet, cotton yarn, grey, cloth, surgical instruments, jute yarn, basin cloth and jut looms. Turkey offered Pakistan a 50 million dollars short term revolving credit facility for incr>
Turgul Ozal had called for more tariff concession on selected terms to promote trade and commerce between Turkey and Pakistan. Turkish President Turgul Ozal in an interview with the Gulf Economist obligated and also strained the need for providing an infrastructure for communication and transport facilities between the two countries. The late president Ozal remarked, âI feel that action should be taken on the proposal, for trade and tariff concessions on selected itemsâ. At that time such proposals were earlier considered under RCD, Whereas RCD being given a new name, the process of strengthening the economic and trade ties should continue uninterrupted (The Pakistan Times 14 April, 1985) During 1980âs total volume was an indication that through was existed between the two countries; the two governments failed to make use of it. Secondly businessmen on both sides failed to increase the level of trade. Though the volume of trade showed little improvement in 80âs Turkey and Pakistan cooperated in the fields of banking and insurance, transport, communication, tourism and agriculture. The main imports from Turkey have been grams and other pulses, some other food items and manufactured goods. The trade between Pakistan and Turkey was mostly done by air, which was very expensive for both countries (Hasan, 2002). In1981 Ministerial Joint Commission noted that to remedy inadequacy of shipping services for increasing trade between the two countries, efforts would be made to explore the possibilities among others, of trans-shipment of goods through Gulf ports. At that time the experts decided to meet and to study the matter. During Nineteen hundred eighties, the items of export from Pakistan included rice, iron steel, billet stainless steel sheet, cotton yarn, grey, cloth, surgical instruments, jute yarn, basin cloth and jut looms. Turkey offered Pakistan a 50 million dollars short term revolving credit facility for incr>
