THE WALT DISNEY COMPANY
DISNEY DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AND EDUCATION
BUSINESS AND EDUCATION GROWTH
BUS/475
August 24, 2016
Professor Roger Sullivan
DISNEY EDUCATION AND BUSINESS GROWTH DEPARTMENT
(DEBGD)
Table of Contents
51 Executive Summary
5New Division Definition:
5New division Mission:
5New division Vision:
5New division Value Proposition:
5Key Assumptions:
5Final Business Model Projections (Over 3 Year Planning Period):
62 Parent Firm and Purpose and Name of New Company Division
63 Name & Composition of New Product/Service
64 Product/Service Differentiation
65 Target Market and Customer Needs
66 Competitive Advantage and Table of Competitors
77 New Division Mission Statement (Differentiation from Competition)
78 Vision Statement (New Division with 3 Year Future Focus)
79 Value proposition (Guiding New Division Strategic Direction)
710 Vision/Mission (Alignment Between New Division and Parent)
711 Division's Strategic Direction
712 Culture (New Division)
713 Social Responsibility (New Division)
814 Ethics (New Division)
815 Business Projection Overview (Unit Sales, Revenue, Profit, and Return On Investment)
916 Key Milestones Timeline Graph
917 Market Position vs Competitors Statement
918 Marketing Perceptual Map
1019 SWOTT Analysis (Internal Forces and Trend Factors)
1120 SWOTT Analysis (External Forces and Trend Factors)
1221 Supply and Value Chain Analysis
1322 Change Adaptation (Parent Firm’s Example)
1323 Change Adaptation (How New Division Will Adapt To Crisis Example)
1324 Leverage Core Competencies and Resources
1325 Major Issues, Hypothesis, 3 Research Questions and Analysis
1326 Major Opportunities, Hypothesis, 3 Research Questions, and Analysis
1427 Three Major Assumptions
1428 Risk and Change Management Plan
1429 Balanced Scorecard (Shareholder value or Financial Perspective) Quadrant One
1530 Balanced Scorecard ( Customer value perspective) Quadrant Two
1731 Balanced Scorecard ( Process or internal operations perspective) Quadrant Three
1732 Balanced Scorecard (Learning and growth (employee) perspective) Quadrant Four
1833 Potential Risks and Mitigation
Solution
Plan
1834 Ethical implications of solutions
1935 Contingency Strategy and Funding
1936 Communication Plan Template
2037 Monitor and Control Your Strategic Plan Using Your Balanced Scorecard
2038 Short Term Objectives
2039 Functional Tactics
2140 Marketing Strategies and Tactics
2141 Information Technology Strategies and Tactics
2242 Ethical Issues Faced By the Organization
2243 Legal and Regulatory Issues Faced By the Organization
2244 Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) (Four)
2245 Impact of Triple Bottom Line (People, Planet, & Profit) On Strategic Plan & It’s Implementation
2246 Reference/Resource Page- Current & Past Core Course UOPX Textbooks
2247 Reference/Resource Page- External Resources
2248 Reference/Resource Page- Graphic/Photo/Logo and Other References
1 Executive Summary
New Division Definition: This department deals with educational teachings o ...
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1. THE WALT DISNEY COMPANY
DISNEY DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AND EDUCATION
BUSINESS AND EDUCATION GROWTH
BUS/475
August 24, 2016
Professor Roger Sullivan
DISNEY EDUCATION AND BUSINESS GROWTH
DEPARTMENT
(DEBGD)
Table of Contents
51 Executive Summary
5New Division Definition:
5New division Mission:
5New division Vision:
5New division Value Proposition:
5Key Assumptions:
5Final Business Model Projections (Over 3 Year Planning
Period):
62 Parent Firm and Purpose and Name of New Company
Division
63 Name & Composition of New Product/Service
64 Product/Service Differentiation
65 Target Market and Customer Needs
66 Competitive Advantage and Table of Competitors
77 New Division Mission Statement (Differentiation from
Competition)
78 Vision Statement (New Division with 3 Year Future Focus)
79 Value proposition (Guiding New Division Strategic
2. Direction)
710 Vision/Mission (Alignment Between New Division and
Parent)
711 Division's Strategic Direction
712 Culture (New Division)
713 Social Responsibility (New Division)
814 Ethics (New Division)
815 Business Projection Overview (Unit Sales, Revenue, Profit,
and Return On Investment)
916 Key Milestones Timeline Graph
917 Market Position vs Competitors Statement
918 Marketing Perceptual Map
1019 SWOTT Analysis (Internal Forces and Trend Factors)
1120 SWOTT Analysis (External Forces and Trend Factors)
1221 Supply and Value Chain Analysis
1322 Change Adaptation (Parent Firm’s Example)
1323 Change Adaptation (How New Division Will Adapt To
Crisis Example)
1324 Leverage Core Competencies and Resources
1325 Major Issues, Hypothesis, 3 Research Questions and
Analysis
1326 Major Opportunities, Hypothesis, 3 Research Questions,
and Analysis
1427 Three Major Assumptions
1428 Risk and Change Management Plan
1429 Balanced Scorecard (Shareholder value or Financial
Perspective) Quadrant One
1530 Balanced Scorecard ( Customer value perspective)
Quadrant Two
1731 Balanced Scorecard ( Process or internal operations
perspective) Quadrant Three
1732 Balanced Scorecard (Learning and growth (employee)
perspective) Quadrant Four
1833 Potential Risks and Mitigation
3. Solution
Plan
1834 Ethical implications of solutions
1935 Contingency Strategy and Funding
1936 Communication Plan Template
2037 Monitor and Control Your Strategic Plan Using Your
Balanced Scorecard
2038 Short Term Objectives
2039 Functional Tactics
2140 Marketing Strategies and Tactics
2141 Information Technology Strategies and Tactics
2242 Ethical Issues Faced By the Organization
2243 Legal and Regulatory Issues Faced By the Organization
2244 Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) (Four)
2245 Impact of Triple Bottom Line (People, Planet, & Profit)
On Strategic Plan & It’s Implementation
2246 Reference/Resource Page- Current & Past Core Course
UOPX Textbooks
2247 Reference/Resource Page- External Resources
2248 Reference/Resource Page- Graphic/Photo/Logo and Other
References
1 Executive Summary
4. New Division Definition: This department deals with
educational teachings on various topics that affect us in life.
More so it creates, collects and presents various business ideas
and entrepreneurial skills that will help young upcoming
business men and women to be able to manage and control their
business all over the world for a successive improvement and
self-actualization in the business industry.
New division Mission: To provide a conducive environment for
learning life skills and how to create a successful business
profit ever realized in the world. We are trained to inform,
advise and give perfect life-learning lessons and entrepreneurial
skills.New division Vision:
WE ARE UNITED TO SERVE OUR CUSTOMERS TO THEIR
SATISFACTION
New division Value Proposition:
We are genuine, hardworking, considerate, courteous and more
so very respectful to our customers.Key Assumptions:
We risk arranging training services to the customers believing it
will be of benefit to themWe assume that the business industry
will consistent and predictable
Final Business Model Projections (Over 3 Year Planning
5. Period):-Growth of the sector by 75% of the other department’s
growth-accumulate about $ 150, 000 of revenue-make a profit of
$50 million-makes 65% returns on investment
-increase stake holder investments by 50%2 Parent Firm and
Purpose and Name of New Company Division
The WALT DISNEY COMPANY is a global wide mass media
corporation that was founded by Walt Disney. The Disney
company is concerned mostly with entertainment production to
the mass, and it uses various models and channels such as radio
and television networks, the internet, theater production of
films, movies, and music, among many other forms. The new
department is known as DISNEY DEPARTMENT OF
BUSINESS AND EDUCATION GROWTH.
3 Name & Composition of New Product/Service
This department deals with educational teachings on various
topics that affect us in life. It creates, collects, and presents
various business ideas and entrepreneurial skills. The new
brands of service that we offer include inspirational stories sent
through the social media to reach all people, real life speeches
of great successful men who have managed to hit high in the
business environment.
4 Product/Service Differentiation
6. We sell services educational and business articles, CDs of
movies services, such as training and business management
counseling.
5 Target Market and Customer Needs
Our target market is mostly
the young entrepreneurs. We can reach them through social
media networks, concerts, and the internet at large.
6 Competitive Advantage and Table of Competitors
Competitive advantage
Most Likely Competitor
Potential Other Competitors
Least Likely Competitors
Country
Found
China business industry limited
United States movie and film industry
Japan
China
American compact disk sellers
Mongolian business magazine production corporation
Africa industries
Africa7 New Division Mission Statement (Differentiation from
Competition)
7. To provide a conducive environment for learning life skills, and
how to create a successful business profit ever realized in the
world. We are trained to inform, advise, and give perfect life-
learning lessons and entrepreneurial skills
.8 Vision Statement (New Division with 3 Year Future Focus)
We are united to serve our customers to their satisfaction
.9 Value proposition (Guiding New Division Strategic
Direction)
We are genuine, hardworking, considerate, courteous, and more
so very respectful to our customers.10 Vision/Mission
(Alignment Between New Division and Parent)
Both the Walt Disney and the Disney department of business
and education are related
11 Division's Strategic Direction
Our key objectives are to: sell our services to customers at an
affordable price, make high profits in a legal way, and conjoin
various sections within the department to produce unity and
success in work.12 Culture (New Division)
As a corporate, in general, we also have social responsibilities.
These include upholding the relationship between our workers,
customers, and stake holders
.13 Social Responsibility (New Division)
We take part in community projects and activities
8. .14 Ethics (New Division)
The new division for ethical conduct has been delegated to be
run by the management officials
.15 Business Projection Overview (Unit Sales, Revenue, Profit,
and Return On Investment)
Sale of
Year One
Year Two
Year Three
Unit Sales (30000000)
10000000 units
10000000units
10000000 units
Revenue (100, )
$ 20000
$15000
$35000
Profit
61% GPM
70% GPM
83% GPM
Unit Sales
9. 12000000units
13000000 units
17000000units
Return on Investment (ROI)
60 %
79%
82%16 Key Milestones Timeline Graph
17 Market Position vs Competitors Statement
This department deals with educational teachings on various
topics that affect us in life. More so, it creates, collects, and
presents various business ideas and entrepreneurial skills that
will help young upcoming business men and women to be able
to manage and control their business all over the world for a
successive improvement and self-actualization in the business
industry. The new brands of service that we offer include a
range of activities. Among them, are inspirational stories sent
through the social media to reach all people, real life speeches
of great successful men who have managed to hit high in the
business environment. Among these are the great men of our
times recorded in the Forbes and the Guinness world book
record. We also avail forums for interviews with great
successful men through our radio and television networked
channels.
10. 18 Marketing Perceptual Map
19 SWOTT Analysis (Internal Forces and Trend Factors
)
EXTERNAL FORCES AND TRENDS CONIDERATIONS
FACTOR
STRENGTH
WEAKNESS
OPPORTUNITY
THREAT
TREND
LEGALIZATION
Our departments has been legalized according to law
Very minimal weakness
It provides opportunity to work peacefully
Insecurity cases such as theft
The modern security level is strong and helpful
ECONOMY
The organization is growing economically
There is high services with low demand
Carry out a promotional strategy to increase demand curve
High competition from similar companies
There is a positive inflation
TECHNOLOGY
11. Latest technology in use
Changing technology not highly appreciated by workers
Provides a field for extensive transactions
Require a lot of capital
Use of modern computes, The internet and social media as work
sites
INNOVATION
Highly innovative ides
Require capital to implement inventions
Company is able to fill survive and win in competition
The innovation of online subscription can be affected by
hackers
Fast rate of changing to online transactions
COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS
Our company competes favorably
Very demanding to remain on top
The company has been able to increase profit making
There has been unfair competition from similar organization
Use of modern technology in competition
PROCESS AND SYSTEMS
The system is working is good
Less capital to adapt a new system
New system will increase performance
Introducing a new systemized process may cause operation to
fail if not installed keenly
12. Use of modern machinery has increased system performance so
far20 SWOTT Analysis (External Forces and Trend Factors)
INTERNAL FORCES AND TRENDS CONIDERATIONS
FACTOR
STRENGTH
WEAKNESS
OPPORTUNITY
THREAT
TREND
STRATEGY
Company mission is being achieved daily
There has been some few delays in processing of services
Helps to keep us on foot
lack of strategy may lead to outfit from the market
New change of the working system every time when new
technology arises
STRUCTURES
We have enough buildings though not enough for expansion
Buildings need to be refurbished
Very accurate for expansion
There is less capital to put new buildings
Buildings structures have been constructed according to the
present technology
PROCESS AND SYSTEMS
The system is working is good
13. Less capital to adapt a new system
New system will increase performance
Introducing a new systemized process may cause operation to
fail if not installed keenly
Use of modern machinery has increased system performance so
far
GOALS
Profit made so far has been hitting company target
Some goals have not been achieved
Utilized the available potential
Increase in customer complaint has become a thereat for success
Customers have to be satisfied according to the trend of
company history
CULTURE
There is a good organizational culture
Lack of regards to the employee cultural
Organizational culture can enhanced by creating good
relationship
Disregard to employees welfare can result low performance
Continuous growth of employee culture due to formation of
employee welfare associations21 Supply and Value Chain
Analysis
PRIMARY ACTIVITES
SUPPORT ACTIVITIES
14. 1. Operations
1. Firm Infrastructure
· The system of operation is currently good
· make quality film
2. Sales and Marketing
2. Research and Development (R&D)
· A promotional strategy shall be carried out
· Do a comprehensive research
3. Supply Chain & Logistics
3. Procurement & Manufacturing
· Coordinate the supply of services to customers
· Manufacture the goods
4. Service
4. Human Resource Management
· Quality service to clients
· Employ qualified personnel22 Change Adaptation (Parent
Firm’s Example)
The firm has had a drastic change to the implementation of the
new online operating system but has been able to adapt to it
quickly
23 Change Adaptation (How New Division Will Adapt To Crisis
Example)
The new firm will also adapt the same way to the introduction
of our new change of system.24 Leverage Core Competencies
15. and Resources
The firm has very perfect equipment of the latest generation
including new computers
Major Issues, Hypothesis, 3 Research Questions and Analysis
MAJOR ISSUES
HYPOTHESIS
RESEARCH QUESTIONS
ANALYSIS
Employee relation with administration
Will workers relate well with employees?
Will workers relate well with employees?
Yes
Payment of employees
Will the company be able to pay all the staff and still continue
performing well?
Will the company be able to pay all the staff and still continue
performing well?
Yes26 Major Opportunities, Hypothesis, 3 Research Questions,
and Analysis
MAJOR
OPPORTUNITIES
HYPOTHESIS
RESEARCH QUESTIONS
ANALYSIS
16. Occupation of a bigger market
The company should occupy a large market area
Will the company be to compete successfully?
Yes
Diligent workers
Workers should work passionately
Are workers important in the production process?
Yes27 Three Major Assumptions
28 Risk and Change Management Plan
29 Balanced Scorecard (Shareholder value or Financial
Perspective) Quadrant One
Quadrant One Shareholder Value Or Financial Perspective
Balanced Scorecard For (DISNEY
EDUCATION AND BUSINESS GROWTH DEPARTMENT)
Measures
Objectives
Measure
Target
Initiatives
Year 1
Year 2
17. Year 3
Market Share
To cover a wider market share
To utilize all chances to acquire bigger market
To access distant markets that maybe far but profitable
About 96% of utility in the market
Cover 80% of the market share in the world markets
Carry out mass information
Dissemination of information about our premises
Make a good start
Expand our markets
Make high sells with the great market share advantage to realize
our goals
Revenues & Costs
Pay taxes as an obligation
Minimize cost of spending
18. Economize on capital spending
About 95% of cost minimization
Reduce cost of production where possible by 65%
Carry out a feasibility study on cost
Pay all debts and taxes
Compose reports to check at spending cost
Carry out another report
Profitability
Accumulate most profit
Increase our business expansion to make more profits
Avoid misuse of finances
Save around 60% of profit in the banks
Use profit saved to expand the business
Use the balance sheet regularly o check the finance status
Make 25% of profit
Increase the profit making by 15%
Make a profit of 75%
Competitive Position
Be the best entertaining and inspirational company
Compete thoroughly with other organizations
Carry out a promotional often
19. Be the leading in competition
Set high bars of competition for other companies
Advertise our company using variant forms of media
Work extra hard
Compete favorably with other organizations
Be the leading in terms of competition30 Balanced Scorecard (
Customer value perspective) Quadrant Two
Quadrant TWO Customer Value Perspective
Balanced Scorecard For (DISNEY
EDUCATION AND BUSINESS GROWTH DEPARTMENT)
Measures
Objectives
Measure
Target
Initiatives
Year 1
20. Year 2
Year 3
Customer Retention Or Turnover
Retain all our customers
Relate with customers
Welcome them as part of our community
Carry a survey to investigate customer satisfaction
Maintain all customers
Relate with them social through organizations of functions
Increase the number of customers
Increase customer capacity
Retain every client
Customer Satisfaction
Treat customers to their satisfaction
Carry out customer feedback
Respond to the feedback immediately
Carry out a survey on client satisfaction
make sure all customer are satisfied
Respond urgently to negative feedback
increase number of customers
Increase the percentage in 1 by 25%
21. Ensure all customers are happy and satisfied
Customer Value
uphold respect to customers
carry out honest and fair transaction
no corruption
Interview customers to hear their comments
Ensure customer happiness
Give quality service to all
Increase customer contentment
Quality service
Trust form customers31 Balanced Scorecard ( Process or
internal operations perspective) Quadrant Three
Quadrant THREE Process Or Internal Operations Perspective
Balanced Scorecard For (DISNEY
EDUCATION AND BUSINESS GROWTH DEPARTMENT)
Measures
Objectives
Measure
22. Target
Initiatives
Year 1
Year 2
Year 3
Measure Of Process Performance
Process products at high speed
Process must be in relation to demand
Ensure all systems are functional
Carry out a service check out regularly
Maximum output
Use machines efficiently
Work in accordance to the demand
Increase process performance with increase in demand
Make maximum process control and profit
Productivity Or Productivity Improvement
Quality produce of product
Quality service
Customer attraction
Carry out product/service feedback from clients
Be the best in quality and quantity
23. Work diligently
Quality output
Increase in quality and quantity of output
Mission actualization
Operations Metrics
Make operations effective
Perfect operations
Employee feedback
Quality production
Accurate production
Increase quality of services
Increase services with respect to demand
actualization
32 Balanced Scorecard (Learning and growth (employee)
perspective) Quadrant Four
Quadrant FOUR Learning & Growth (Employee Perspective)
24. Balanced Scorecard For (DISNEY
EDUCATION AND BUSINESS GROWTH DEPARTMENT)
Measures
Objectives
Measure
Target
Initiatives
Year 1
Year 2
Year 3
Employee Satisfaction
Ensure employees are satisfied
Respect employee rights
Relate positively with employees
Carry out employee feedback
Make good relations
Listen to the employee complaints and respond effectively
Employee more employee
Increase their population with respective increase in demand
25. and expansion
Attain the organization’s mission
Employee Turnover Or Retention
Retain good employees
Promotion
Increase employee allowances where possible
Carry a survey of all employees
To retain the best workers for continuous functionality and
success of the business
Use conversations to understand them
Employ a variety of workers depending with the expertise
needed
Level Of Organizational Capability
Ensure organization attains its goals
Check out the input and output
To make the highest profit possible
Increase organization’s profit
Accumulate profit in savings accounts
Use the savings to expand the business
Increase the amount of profits realized
Nature Of Organizational Culture Or Climate
26. Create an employee culture
Maintain organizational culture
Use the culture to build relationships
Ask for employee comments about the new culture
To build mutual relationships among employees
Use the employee to create friendships
Build the culture
Maintain it
Build more deeper relationships
Technological Innovation
Adapt to changes where appropriate
Use new technology for competition
Ensure customers are happy with the new change in technology
Collect feedback both from customers and employees
To be the best in technology advancement so as to produce
quality output
Check for new rise in technology and industrial processes
Asses the new technology
Start by introducing it slowly in some sections of the
organization
27. If it is good embrace and apply it33 Potential Risks and
Mitigation