I will pay for the following article Resources, Strategy, Value Chain of the Freigtag Company. The work is to be 6 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

I will pay for the following article Resources, Strategy, Value Chain of the Freigtag Company. The work is to be 6 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page. The company prides its products in high regard, which is mirrored in the price of the bags. The company targets the high-end market, but it has not stopped the market from spending money on pricy bags. However, the nature of the products is designed as durable bags, which is incorporated in the pricing. The company bases its pricing on the factor that the purchase of a bag will imply that the customer will not have to buy another bag for a long time. The durability of the bags is attributed to the resources used in product development (Kotter, 2002). The organization uses old truck tarpaulins, car seat belts, and the inner tubes of bicycle tires to develop their expensive bags. The tools used are ideal for the company because they are cheap material since they are in low demand and they can be used in developing the bags, which are durable. The design of the bags is based on the bag design for the bike couriers, which they use for making deliveries. The design is suited to the general market because it has a casual look, and the bag can be used for various occasions, as well as in practical sense. The design is based on attracting keen observers of style and design. Along with the design, the bags are proven durable, waterproof, repairable, easy to use, and practical. The designs are unique and each bag is hand-made, making each bag personally tailored for its buyer (Richard, 2001). Strategy The strategy implemented by FREITAG is focused on using cost-cutting measures to increase or maximize profits. From the inception of the company, Marcus and Daniel did not borrow money, which was the main strategy of reducing any costs of the company that may affect productivity in the long run.&nbsp.