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Part 2: Channel Design Chapter 3: Supply-Side Channel Analysis Channel Flows and Efficiency Analysis

. Channel Analysis Framework. CHANNEL DESIGNSegmentationChannel StructureSplitting the WorkloadDegree of CommitmentGap Analysis. CHANNEL IMPLEMENTATIONChannel Power Channel ConflictManage/Defuse ConflictChannel Coordination. INSIGHTS FOR SPECIFIC CHANNEL INSTITUTIONS. . . . . .

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Part 2: Channel Design Chapter 3: Supply-Side Channel Analysis Channel Flows and Efficiency Analysis

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    1. Part 2: Channel Design Chapter 3: Supply-Side Channel AnalysisChannel Flows and Efficiency Analysis MKTG 406 Pimentel

    2. Channel Analysis Framework CHANNEL DESIGN Segmentation Channel Structure Splitting the Workload Degree of Commitment Gap Analysis CHANNEL IMPLEMENTATION Channel Power Channel Conflict Manage/Defuse Conflict Channel Coordination

    3. Channel Analysis Channel members produce service outputs Channel flows are the activities that produce service outputs Need to know: What flows are being performed By which channel members At what levels Enables channel manager to: Diagnose and remedy shortcomings Design a new channel or revise an existing channel Minimize costs Allocate profits equitably Avoid channel conflict

    4. Channel Flows The Eight Generic Channel Flows Physical possession Ownership Promotion Negotiation Financing Risking Ordering Payment Can remove channel members but not channel flows Redundant flows

    6. Inventory Reasons to have inventory Demand surges Economies of scale Availability for quick delivery Pipeline stock Uncertain supply and demand Lead time Safety stock

    9. Customize for a Particular Channel Avoid unnecessarily high levels of flows Combining flows Further categorize flows

    10. Efficiency Template For analyzing existing channel or designing new channel Includes: Importance of each channel flow Involvement of each channel member with each channel flow Fair allocation of profits among channel members

    14. Do Normative Profit Shares = Actual? Equity principle Reward each channel member according to the value they create in the channel Motivates channel members to continue to generate value When actual profit shares do not match normative profit shares Competition for channel members position Powerful channel captain

    17. Designing Zero-Based Channel Zero-based channel Meets service output demands of target market At minimal cost Use efficiency template Put in ideal instead of existing Optimal levels of service outputs Too lowlose business to competitors Too highcosts too high, reduces profits.

    18. Example: Inventory Holding Costs Reduce inventory Avoid slow-turning items Forecast demand better Attain economies of scale at lower quantities Reduce variety Modular design for delaying final point of differentiation Avoid bullwhip effect

    19. Bullwhip Effect Not doing effective supply chain management Each channel member sees only its own link in the chain Over-react to changes in demand (up or down)

    20. Key Terms Service outputs Channel flows Inventory carrying costs Demand surge Pipeline stock Lead time Safety stock Equity principle Zero-based channel Bullwhip effect

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