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    Class 5

    Strategic Tool I611407 Strategic Management

    King Mongkuts University of Technology North Bangkok

    Dr.PardTeekasap

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    Agenda

    Discuss on midterm exam

    Lecture on strategic tool 1

    Strategytalk

    Term project progress report

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    Comment on midterm exam

    Please dont send an excel file

    Please use .docx or .pdf

    Content is what I want, not the decoration

    Everything you answer, you need to explain it

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    What is Vision?

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    Companys Vision

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    Core values

    Companies have between 3 to 5 core values

    If the circumstances changed and penalized usfor holding this core value, would we still keep it?

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    Core values of Philip Morris

    The right to freedom ofchoice

    Winning beating others ina good fight

    Encouraging individualinitiative

    Opportunity based on merit;no one is entitled to anyone

    Hard work and continuousself-improvement

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    Core purpose

    Organizations reason for being

    5Whys?

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    Core purpose ofWalt Disney

    To make peoplehappy

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    Discovering core ideology

    Core ideology cant becreated

    You discover coreideology

    Core ideology is to guideand inspire, not todifferentiate

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    Vision-level BHAG

    Big, Hairy, Audacious Goals

    Bold missions to stimulate progress

    Requires 10 30 years of effort to complete

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    Example of BHAG

    Become a $125 billion company by year 2000 (Wal-Mart, 1990)

    Crush Adidas (Nike, 1960s)

    Become number one or number two in every marketwe served and revolutionize this company to havethe strengths of a big company combined with theleanness and agility of a small company (GE, 1980s)

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    Vivid description

    A vibrant, engaging, and specific description ofwhat it will be like to achieve the BHAG

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    Vivid description of Ford

    I will build a motor car for thegreat multitudeIt will be solow in price that no manmaking a good salary will be

    unable to own one and enjoywith his family the blessing ofhours of pleasure in Godsgreat open spacesWhen Imthrough, everybody will be ableto afford one, and everyonewill have one. The horse will

    have disappeared from ourhighways, the automobile willbe taken for grantedgive alarge number of menemployment at good wages

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    Why IPOD successful?

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    Not just the design, but the

    function IPODs design is unique

    and cool

    But the key success factoris Itune.

    This is a new businessmodel

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    3 Steps for business model

    innovation Identify opportunity to satisfy customers

    Lay out how to make a profit

    Compare with existing model to see what tochange

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    Business model has 4 elements

    Customer value proposition (CVP)

    Profit formula

    Key resources

    Key processes

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    Customer value proposition

    A way to help customers to get an important jobdone

    Job = a fundamental problem in a givensituation that needs a solution

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    Tatas CVP

    Ratan Tata sawmotorcycles

    carrying entirefamilies.What if hecould providethese families with

    a safe, enclosedcar at a price theycould afford?

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    KMUTNB wants new business

    model

    What is the CVP theuniversity should target?

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    Profit formula

    Revenue model: price x volume

    Cost structure: direct costs, indirect costs, economiesof scale

    Margin model: margin for each transaction

    Resource velocity: how to utilize resource

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    Tatas profit formula

    To build a car for $2,500

    Profit would be generated through high volume

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    What is the profit formula for

    KMUTNB?

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    Key resources & key processes

    Key elements that create value for the customerand the company

    Tata form a team of young engineers to developnew processes

    Outsourcing 85% of car component

    60% fewer vendors

    Employing a network of assemblers

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    What are the key resources &

    key processes for KMUTNB?

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    Hints on CVP: 4 common barriers

    to get jobs done Insufficient wealth

    Insufficient access

    Insufficient skill

    Insufficient time

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    New business model is expensive

    Business innovation should not be used every time

    New products can be created withoutfundamentally change the business model

    Business model change should be used when thesignificant changes are needed to all elements of

    existing model

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    Why global film industry locates

    together at Hollywood?

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    What is cluster?

    Geographic concentrations of interconnectedcompanies and institutions in a particular field

    Clusters promote both competition andcooperation

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    How clusters affect competition

    Increasing the productivity of companies in thearea

    Driving the direction and pace of innovation

    Stimulating the formation of new businesses

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    Strategy Talk

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    Term Project Progress Report