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This content explores the fundamentals of strategic management through Porter’s Five Forces and Generic Strategies. Learn how to evaluate the attractiveness of industries, identify competitive advantages, and strategize in the face of rivalry, bargaining power, and substitutes. We’ll analyze the rubber ducky market and apply concepts like differentiation, cost-leadership, focused differentiation, and focused cost-leadership using class activities. Gain insights into how established companies like Coke and Pepsi utilize these strategies for competitive dominance.
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O B S S Strategic Management
Today’s Agenda • Porter’s Five Forces • Attractive vs. Unattractive industries Porter’s 4 Generic Strategies • Differentiation • Cost-Leadership • Focused Differentiation • Focused Cost-leadership Class Activity Review
Entering the Rubber Ducky Market https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSaGuNCUCWs
New Entrants: Threat of potential new competitors Industry Model Industry Competition: Intensity of rivalry among firms in the industry Suppliers: Bargaining power of suppliers Customers: Bargaining power of buyers Substitute Products: Threats of substitute products or services
Source of competitive advantage “How can we best compete for customers in this industry?” How broad or narrow is your market or target market? Will you compete for competitive advantage by lower price or by product uniqueness? Market scope
Activity: 1) For companies such as Coke and Pepsi, which of the 4 strategies have their companies used to gain a competitive advantage over their rivals?
Activity: • 2) What is the difference between unattractive and attractive industry?
6) If a company wants to be more cost effective, which strategy should they use?
7) What are the two main factors to consider before implementing strategies?