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Paul Wang's slide deck for the Barnes and Noble and The Weather Company case studies at The 2014 ROUNDTABLE.

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Page 1: Barnes and Noble Case Study: Roundtable 2014   Paul Wang

Case Studies

• Barnes & Noble

• The Weather Company

(Parallel Realities)

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The Jane Austen Book Club

Becoming Jane

Lost in Austen

“Notice Things”

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The Power of Noticing

(Notice things that others don’t)

• Literature and Journalism

• Marketing and Advertising

• Technology and Transformation

• Leadership and Strategic Change

(Notice what you are noticing)

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v

=NnEKQD1fS20

(Becoming Jane)

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“Notice Irony and Heroism”

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Uncle: Do I detect you in

irony? It is my considered

opinion that irony is insult

with a smiling face.

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Austen: No, irony is the bringing

together of contradictory truths to

make out of the contradiction a new

truth with a laugh or a smile, and

I confess that a truth must come

with one or the other, or I account

it as false and a denial of the

very nature of humanity itself.

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The Importance of the Journey:

• From Heroic to Ironic

• From Ironic to Heroic

The Mastery of Irony

The Responsibility of Heroism

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Pride and Prejudice

“It is a truth universally

acknowledged, that a

single man in possession

of a good fortune must

be in want of a wife.”

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Case Write-Up

• What was the main problem in the

case?

• Why did it occur?

• What is your proposed solution

and why?

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Hypothesis Testing

Prepare a written

argument for one of the

following propositions:

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H1. In order for Barnes & Noble’s Nook to

remain a viable competitor in the e-book

market for at least the next three years

Barnes & Noble must take the following

actions (list and describe).

- OR -

H2. Despite any management actions

Barnes & Noble’s Nook will fail in the e-

book market in the next three years due

to the following factors (list and describe).

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H3. Five years from now it will be clear

that eBook will never be developing into a

market where there is a format or device

with a majority market share (> 50%)

- OR -

H4. Five years from now there will be an

eBooks format or device with a majority

market share (> 50%) and that will be

__________. (Identify the winner)

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The Unit of Analysis

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Key Players

• Amazon Kindle

• Apple iPad

• Barnes & Noble Nook

• Sony Reader

• Kobo Reader

(Laptop, Smart Phone, Tablet)

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Sellers

• Publishers

• Authors

• Literary Agents

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Buyers

• E-readers

• Heavy Readers (Fiction)

• Students

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Hidden Players

• Google

• Microsoft

• Walmart

• Advertisers

• (Others)

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Confusing Social Interactions

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v

=rkoKP3dwP6w

Sex and the City

Season 3, Episode 16

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Telegraph Herald

Dubuque, IA

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TH Media’s mission is to

be the preferred provider

of local news, information

and advertising content in

the markets we serve.

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Designed to fit your life

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Weather the Storm

(The Weather Company)

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Google

Apple

Yahoo

Twitter

Facebook

etc.

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“Pick Them Back Up”

“For teaching us that falling

only makes us stronger.”