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1. Please take handouts at the front of the room & Use Name Cards
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2. Introduction & Overview
Instructor
Assignments
What are the most critical factors
influencing firm performance?
Video Case: Why your PC isn’t a Xerox?
RFH Case on Monday
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3. Consulting:
Strategy, Organization & Management
M&A: Valuation of human assets for tax purposes
Teaching (Wisconsin, Wash U, Emory, Wharton, HEC Paris, UCLA):
Strategy (19 yrs Undergrad through Executives)
Executive Education programs (M&A, Strategy)
Research:
Competitive Advantage
M&A of human asset intensive firms
Strategy in uncertain & high velocity environments
(Real options, creativity, forecasting)
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5. Group Level (50%)
(20%) 2 case analyses (6 ppt slides)
(30%) Final project (≤15 pgs)
Individual Level (50%)
(20%) 2 quizzes (lowest counts 5%)
(20%) Participation
(10%) Electronic Polls (9 of 13)
Next Steps
Teams of 5-6 (w/in sec) – sign up form
Team case writeup preferences (ranked)
Cases, Readings, Polls
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6. What determines a company’s
profitability?
Why do some companies
succeed, while others fail?
How can we distinguish between
a good strategy and a bad one?
(Rumelt, 2011, McKinsey Quarterly)
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8. External factors: Internal factors:
Number & behavior of Resources controlled by
competitors the firm
(e.g., reputation, proprieta
Barriers to entry
ry technology)
Industry-wide technology
Ability to innovate/change
Macroeconomic cycles
Incentives/control systems
Social/regulatory/political
Leadership
environment
Customers & suppliers Organization
Culture
Substitute products
Systems/processes
What might the firm do? What can the firm do?
Opportunities & Threats Strengths & Weaknesses
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9. What use is a “laundry list” of factors?
How important are each of these factors?
How does their importance vary according to
each company’s situation?
When & how can companies manipulate
these factors to their advantage?
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12. Decomposition of Variation in Profit Rates
for Business Units of Diversified Companies
Corporate
parent effect
4%
Business-
unit effect Unexplained
32% variation
43%
Year effect
2% Industry effect
19%
Source: McGahan & Porter (1997 Strategic Management Journal)
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14. 1. Analyze industry structure & external trends to predict
prospects for a strategy;
2. Assess a firm’s resources for their potential to generate
a competitive advantage;
3. Evaluate multi-business strategies;
4. Develop M&A/alliance strategies to access capabilities;
5. Make decisions in uncertain & turbulent environments;
6. Apply tools learned across the curriculum.
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15. Diagnosis of the nature of the challenge
simplifies the often overwhelming complexity
by identifying the most critical factors.
A Guiding Policy defines the overall approach
chosen to cope with the obstacles identified in
the diagnosis.
Coherent Actions are coordinated Vision
steps to support achieving the
Mission
guiding policy.
Values
“Strategy”
* Rumelt, R. 2011, The Perils of Bad Strategy. McKinsey Quarterly
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16. Internal Analysis (SW) External Analysis (OT)
• Value chain • PESTEL
• VRINE • 5 Forces
• Corporate value • Game theory
Strategy
Arenas
Staging Economic
Vehicles
Pacing Logic
Differentiators
Implementation Strategy
• Business plan People
Symbols
Structure
• Resource allocation Rewards Processes
• Organizational design
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17. Some people make things happen.
Some people watch things happen.
Some people wonder what happened.
Goal of this Course:
Make sure you’re not in the last group.
Provide tools to help you join the 1st group.
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18. Left Hemisphere Right Hemisphere
Linear, sequential, logic Holistic, intuitive, non-
al thought process linear thought process
Symbolic representation Concrete representation
(words & numbers) (e.g., hands on).
Reality-based Imagination-oriented
orientation processing
Quantitative Qualitative
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21. Teams
Members
Case Schedule
Project proposal (10/3)
Company, data, analysis, types of
recommendations
No class Monday – Team meetings?
Seating chart (team exercise next class)
Forum
Palisade Decision Tools (@Risk, Precision
Tree, etc.). Install before 9/19
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23. Internal Analysis (SW) External Analysis (OT)
• Value chain • PESTEL
• VRINE • 5 Forces
• Corporate value • Game theory
Strategy
Arenas
Staging Economic
Vehicles
Pacing Logic
Differentiators
Implementation Strategy
• Business plan People
Symbols
Structure
• Resource allocation Rewards Processes
• Organizational design
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24. What is Google’s strategy?
In the Mobile Arena?
Corporate (across businesses)?
How might Motorola add value to Google
(over the $12.5B paid)?
What are the biggest risks to Google?
How will Google do in the deal? Buy/Hold/Sell?
What should Google do next:
To realize the potential value?
To minimize the risks?
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26. 70%
60%
60%
50%
40%
30%
30%
20%
9%
10%
0%
Bad Move (Sell) No Impact (Hold) Good Move (Buy)
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27. 80%
76%
70%
60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
11%
8%
10% 4%
0%
0%
Vertical Integration
Power Over Partners hwart OS EntrantsReduce OS Rivalry
T Other
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28. 70%
67%
60%
50%
40%
30%
20% 16%
9%
10%
3% 5%
0%
Customers go Anti-trust Over bid Can't integrate Other
to MS
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30. Price
Your Price } Advantage
Industry
avg. cost Industry
avg. price
Advantage { Your cost
Cost
Cost or Product Design or
Efficiency Customer Intimacy
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32. Strategies for market position:
Operational Efficiency: Deliver products or
services at the lowest cost
Product/Service Design: Offer the most
innovative products or services.
Customer Intimacy: Nurture close customer
relationships.
Profitability: How can these strategies drive a
wedge between costs and price?
Implications for being “stuck in the middle”?
Source: Treacy, M. and Wiersema, F. 1995. The Discipline of Market Leaders
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33. Strategy
People Structure
Symbols
Rewards Processes
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