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2nd ActsBusiness in a Post-recession World

Presented by Erik Vermeulen.

Meetings Africa

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Oil

Weather

Real Estate

War in the Gulf

Food Prices

Inflation

meltdown?1973

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Bastions of permanence are no more

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Bill Paul Steve

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1952 1958

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1955 1953 1956

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Timing + Location + Demographics + Time +

Network = Success

NOT Genius / Academics / Right Varsity.

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1970’s

Commodity Economy

People = Tools to get job done

Repetition

SA: Soweto Uprising

Focus on Commodities

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1980’s

Financial Economy

Money = Power

“Yuppies”

People used to create wealth for others

Power Dressing

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Top Companies 1975 - 1985

•Exxon Mobil•General Motors•Mobil•Ford Motor Company•Texaco

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1990’s

Knowledge Economy

Knowledge = Power

Hoard it

Sell it

Consumers develop conscience

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Top Companies 1995•Exxon Mobil•General Motors•AT & T•Ford Motor Company•Wal-Mart

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2000’s

Experience Economy

Relationships = Power

Different & Unique

High Tech = High TouchMore

Ever-changing

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Top Companies 2009•Exxon Mobil•General Electric•Conoco-Phillips•Chevron•Wal-Mart

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Business Disruptors

SLOW vs

FAST

“ The world is changing very fast. Big no longer beats small. It’s now the

fast beating the slow.”

Rupert Murdoch, Chairman and CEO News Corporation

#1

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Business Disruptors

CONCRETE vs

ABSTRACT

•Consulting services•Banking services

•Ideas•Perceptions•Experiences

•Motivations, Feelings & Emotional

Appeal

#2

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Business Disruptors

SELLING vs

ADVOCACY

#3•No more hard sell

•Dialogue•Information

•Comparisons•Informed buying

decisions•Eg: pricegrabber.com

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Business Disruptors

CONTROL vs

COLLABORATION

#4•Complete value

chain•Raw materials to

manufacture to distribution

•Unbundling, Outsourcing &

Partnering

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Business Disruptors

HIT & RUN vs

RELATIONSHIPS

#5•Many 1-off sales•Long-term needs

•Poducts•High tech = high

touch•Loyalty

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If you want

Loyalty

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Business Disruptors

COMMODITISATION

vs INNOVATION

#6•Information age implies everyone gets info at about

the same time•This will lead to

price wars.•Innovation only

escape

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Business Disruptors

MASS MARKETSvs

NICHE MARKETS

#7•Old way was

“spray & pray”•New way is laser-

like focus.•ThinSlice!!

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Business Disruptors

STANDARDISATIONvs

CUSTOMISATION

#8•Customers want to fit in and stand

out.•At the same time!

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Business Disruptors

FUNCTIONALITYvs

FASHION

#9•Consumers are

craving technology in function.

•But want their products to look

good.•Design War!!

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Business Disruptors

LOYALTYvs

EXPERIMENTATION

#10•Brand respect is

eroded•Consumers are

informed & fussy•Consumers shop

around

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CommunicationRES T

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CommunicationRelevanceES T

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Life Skills / Values / Motivation / Attitudes

Vision, Mission and Values that are corporate focused, but individually applicable.

I am / I do?

A set of behaviours / Actions that guide all employees at every level of the organisation.

I am / I do?

Increase in goal-directed Actions

Strengthening the underlying behaviours lead to positive actions towards achieving the company goals.

? Company goals determined by EXCO that will result from behaviours.

In order to achieve high standards of success, you are required propel yourself forward towards your goals.

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CommunicationRelevanceEngagementS T

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Here Rests (your name)

1965 - wheneverHe would have done really cool stuff, but his boss wouldn’t let

him.

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CommunicationRelevanceEngagementSocial Responsibility T

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Community &Teambuilding

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CommunicationRelevanceEngagementSocial Responsibility Trust

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T R U S T

Openness

Acceptance

Relia

bility

Congru

ence

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CommunicationRelevanceEngagementSocial Responsibility Trust

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2nd ActsBusiness in a Post-recession World

Presented by Erik Vermeulen.

Meetings Africa

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2nd ActsBusiness in a Post-recession World

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