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Lecture 4
STRATEGIC ANALYSIS:
MARKET, ENVIRONMENTAL & INTERNAL
IIPM Bangalore
Faculty: Srikanth Gururaj
Strategic Analysis
External Analysis
Customer
motivations, segments
Internal Analysis
Performance
profitability, sales, cust. sat., talent
Competitor
strategy, costs, strengths
Track Record
past strategies, financial resources, competencies
Market
size, growth, profitability, distribution
Strengths Weaknesses
Environment
SWOT
Strategic Uncertainties
Opportunities Threats
Competitor
strategy, costs, strengths
Market
Environment
Internal Analysis
Performance
profitability, sales, cust. sat., talent
Track Record
Strategic Decisions
Do we invest in HD? - now (leader?) - later (follower?)
MAHINDRA
Will SUVs hold their place in consumer preferences? Losing lifetime value?
A N A L Y S I S
Where do we focus?
Sell handsets? (Multiple locals: Micromax, Karbonn, Lemon, Bling) Invest in sedans? Logan They did scooters
Customer Analysis
2) Customer Motivations
segmentation
being all encompassing & seminal
Geographies
Prince balls Rackets shoes ? supplier / customer enter
CCD (Coffee) /
Competitor Analysis
Understanding Competitors Build a Scorecard or Progress/Monitoring Report
Size, Growth Profitability
Cost Structures
Exit Barriers
Market Analysis
Why do we do it?
1) Make strategic judgments about: a market / sub-market current, potential participants market attractiveness
Market Analysis
Typical Dimensions of Market Analysis
1. Size & Growth 2. Profitability 3. Cost Structure 4. Distribution 5. Market Trends
Market Analysis
1) Size & Growth:
Questions / Considerations
rate, submarkets (actual vs. potential) too small for the big players? declining markets experience curve pricing indicators: leading indicators, turning points, analogous industries?
Price pressures (over-capacity, commoditization) Category Stagnation (non-differentiation, nothing new, exciting) Buyer maturity, sophistication (value more than just brand), no price premiums Substitutes ( smart phones & cell phones, even PCs) Saturation/Penetration
Market Analysis
2) Profitability
Porters Five-Factor Model of Market Profitability
(Industry Structure & Competitive Strategy)
Potential Entrants
Supplier Power
Customer Power
Potential Substitutes
Market Analysis
2) Profitability:
(Right question? Any higher-level question?)
2. Substitutes: Ciscco telepresence 3. Customer : retailWal-Mart / travelresorts / integrate back, forward 4. Supplier: concentrated and supplying diverse markets? Intel?
Market Analysis
3) Cost Structure:
Relative strategic degrees of freedom; competitive response? Look at Value Chain to see where the fat or opportunities/threats lie? Air tickets online // containers in 1950s world trade // ready-made garments?
4) Distribution Systems:
Degree of directnesshow many steps? New channels, innovation in channels? Outlet shops, online, door-to-door/direct/multi-tier / bundled / co-branded / telesales, phone/home-shopping
5) Market Trends:
Whats changing? Whats important? Fads vs. Trends = driven by demographics, long-term values, technology, cross-category
Market Analysis
2) Profitability
Porters Five-Factor Model of Market Profitability
(Industry Structure & Competitive Strategy)
Potential Entrants
Supplier Power
Customer Power
Potential Substitutes
All leads to Shakeout / consolidation Academic Study of highly anticipated, touted new products/markets from articles/forecasts in Business Week, Fortune, WSJ from 1960-1979: 55% of growth forecasts fell short for various reasons: - Overvaluation of technology, poor consumer demand, cost barriers, political issues, poor distribution (Roll your own cigarettes, moving sidewalks, tooth-decay vaccines, home grocery delivery)
Environmental Analysis
One Step removed (higher level) than market analysis >>>>>>>>>>>>> Strategic uncertainties!
Low
Forget it!
3 Monitor,
analyze
Internal Analysis
Know Thyself! Understanding a business organization in-depth More information is available! Analysis based on: 1) Financial: Sales, Profits, Costs 2) Organizational structure 3) Management style Identify organizational Strengths, Weaknesses, Constraints and develop responsive strategies!
Internal Analysis
Satisfaction / Loyalty
Quality
Relative Costs
CURRENT PERFORMANCE
L-T PROFITS
Internal Analysis
McKinsey matrix / GE matrix portfolio analysis model
Market Attractiveness
Competitive Strength
Company / Product Line / Strategic Business Unit: - Strength of assets and competencies - Relative brand strength (marketing) - Market share & share growth - Customer loyalty - Relative cost position -Relative profit margins - Distribution strength - Production capacity - Technology / Innovation - Quality - Finances - Management strength
- Market size & growth rate - Market profitability - Pricing trends - Competitive intensity / rivalry - Entry barriers - Opportunity to differentiate - Demand variability - Segmentation - Distribution structure - Technology development
Internal Analysis
McKinsey matrix / GE matrix portfolio analysis model COMPANY COMPETITIVE STRENGTH High Medium Low
MARKET ATTRACTIVENESS
High
Medium
Harvest / Divest
Low
News Items
Remember Customer Analysis is already presented in class!
e-reading
Market Analysis: Environ. Analysis: Kids Environ. Analysis: Upwardly Mobile Market Analysis: Environ. Analysis: Nestle global Internal Analysis Tiffany watches
Google Editions
distribution innovation ; technology; fad or not? Luxury Brands demographics, lifestyle (both parents working) Tea demographics, work styles import incentive finance community pressure financial resources Issues?