Explore the strengths and opportunities that Disney Consumer Products Inc. enjoy and the weaknesses and threats that the company should be aware of. Also, get an overview of the PESTLE factors that have an impact on the brand.
Know about the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats of Disney. Get a detailed insight with the SWOT Analysis of Disney. Also learn about the product portfolio and Pestle factors shaping the growth of the company. Get to know the stakeholder's hierarchy in Walt Disney . The presentation is meant to provide complete overview of the company so that students can use it while undertaking case study analysis.
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Corporate Brand Strategy of Dupont and its analysis. How a Corporate Brand affects other product brand of the same company, what are the risk and how a brand can mitigate those risk under Corporate Branding
Investment deck featuring product overview, market opportunities by demographics, Consumer Landscape, Seasonal spending, Financial projections, Distribution model + forecasts and return on investment.
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Please complete answers the questions below highlighted in red for the SWOT, PESTEL and PORTER analysis. The company is Canadian Solar. I need this completed by Wednesday, December 4 at 12:00 noon Washington DC in the United States.
Strengths
1.Canadian Solar Inc. was built on a very solid brand portfolio. This brand portfolio has given the Company a solid reputation in the marketplace to introduce and generate new solar products. (Shah, 2017). Consequently, a superb performance from marketing new products has gained the Company’s trust and loyalty among the customers. As a result, trust and loyalty are two of the Company’s most vital strengths.
What is about Canadian Solar product’s give them an advantage over those of their competitors?
2. Canadian Solar Inc. does not experience blockchain supply challenges. The value of adopting blockchain technology for the Company has the potential to connect different ledgers and data points while maintaining data integrity among multiple participants. (Marr, 2018). Accordingly, the properties of transparency and immutability of blockchain technology is useful for eliminating fraud in the supply chain and maintaining the integrity of the system. The Company’s supply chain is efficient, which reduces extra costs and dramatically increases revenue. Moreover, the Company’s blockchain process strengthens and guarantees secure transactions, relationships with other suppliers and other supply chain, partners.
How does this translate into an advantage over their competitors?
Weaknesses
3. Although Canadian Solar Inc. has a strong brand portfolio, the Company’s brand is not fully advertised. Despite having a large market, the Company needs to develop a more prominent strategy to promote more products.
Based on what? Are their competitors promoting their products more actively? Show examples.
4. The Company has a bad reputation associated with environmental conservation.
Provide example.
5. Canadian Solar Inc. also faces high attrition among workers in some parts of the organization. Additionally, this high attrition rate has enhanced spending compared to the Company’s competitors. (Nappinnai, 2013). As an effort to sustain their position in
society and the market, the Company should hire and retain qualified employees.
What is their rate relative to the rest of the industry?
6. Canadian Solar Inc. is experiencing a lack of cash flow, which has led to unnecessary borrowing. Purchasing property as oppose to renting, will help the Company with the cash flow issues and allow them additional funds to allocate towards the introduction of new products, technology and improved operations.
Example of how this situation is impacting them?
7. Compared to First Solar, JinkoSolar, SunPower, Canadian Solar Inc. has not invested in Research and Development (R&D) in over two years. Moreover, the organization still relies heavily on past research. Further, the Company is not growing at a ste ...
This presentation takes into account the analysis of the marketing strategy, product strategy and pricing strategy followed by P&G and how it led to the creation of million dollar brands.
The presentation concludes with the recommendations for P&G to strive in the market.
Corporate Brand Strategy of Dupont and its analysis. How a Corporate Brand affects other product brand of the same company, what are the risk and how a brand can mitigate those risk under Corporate Branding
Investment deck featuring product overview, market opportunities by demographics, Consumer Landscape, Seasonal spending, Financial projections, Distribution model + forecasts and return on investment.
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Please complete answers the questions below highlighted in red for the SWOT, PESTEL and PORTER analysis. The company is Canadian Solar. I need this completed by Wednesday, December 4 at 12:00 noon Washington DC in the United States.
Strengths
1.Canadian Solar Inc. was built on a very solid brand portfolio. This brand portfolio has given the Company a solid reputation in the marketplace to introduce and generate new solar products. (Shah, 2017). Consequently, a superb performance from marketing new products has gained the Company’s trust and loyalty among the customers. As a result, trust and loyalty are two of the Company’s most vital strengths.
What is about Canadian Solar product’s give them an advantage over those of their competitors?
2. Canadian Solar Inc. does not experience blockchain supply challenges. The value of adopting blockchain technology for the Company has the potential to connect different ledgers and data points while maintaining data integrity among multiple participants. (Marr, 2018). Accordingly, the properties of transparency and immutability of blockchain technology is useful for eliminating fraud in the supply chain and maintaining the integrity of the system. The Company’s supply chain is efficient, which reduces extra costs and dramatically increases revenue. Moreover, the Company’s blockchain process strengthens and guarantees secure transactions, relationships with other suppliers and other supply chain, partners.
How does this translate into an advantage over their competitors?
Weaknesses
3. Although Canadian Solar Inc. has a strong brand portfolio, the Company’s brand is not fully advertised. Despite having a large market, the Company needs to develop a more prominent strategy to promote more products.
Based on what? Are their competitors promoting their products more actively? Show examples.
4. The Company has a bad reputation associated with environmental conservation.
Provide example.
5. Canadian Solar Inc. also faces high attrition among workers in some parts of the organization. Additionally, this high attrition rate has enhanced spending compared to the Company’s competitors. (Nappinnai, 2013). As an effort to sustain their position in
society and the market, the Company should hire and retain qualified employees.
What is their rate relative to the rest of the industry?
6. Canadian Solar Inc. is experiencing a lack of cash flow, which has led to unnecessary borrowing. Purchasing property as oppose to renting, will help the Company with the cash flow issues and allow them additional funds to allocate towards the introduction of new products, technology and improved operations.
Example of how this situation is impacting them?
7. Compared to First Solar, JinkoSolar, SunPower, Canadian Solar Inc. has not invested in Research and Development (R&D) in over two years. Moreover, the organization still relies heavily on past research. Further, the Company is not growing at a ste ...
This presentation takes into account the analysis of the marketing strategy, product strategy and pricing strategy followed by P&G and how it led to the creation of million dollar brands.
The presentation concludes with the recommendations for P&G to strive in the market.
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Executive Summary
Our group of analysts have been able to identify various strengths and opportunities for Disney to exploit while creating and expanding their bundled SVOD services. The final two countries our group decided to look at for expansion were India and Mexico. Based on our PESTEL analysis, our group finally decided on Mexico, as Disney’s best country to expand to. Given the level of competition in India combined with a significant language barriers, our group decided India was not an ideal candidate country at this time.
The current reality for Disney, is that they are far behind on entering the SVOD market, strategy wise and technology wise, compared to the their competitors- Netflix and Amazon. Currently Netflix and Amazon both operate all over the world including Mexico. Furthermore, Netflix has proven to be Disney’s primary competitor in Mexico. Competitive strategies our group has identified to go up against Netflix is two-fold. First, Disney will rely on building their services- Disney+, HULU, and ESPN. Essentially customers will be paying one low price, receiving three different platform channels. Second, Disney, along with bundling, will employ a competitive pricing strategy, undercutting Netflix’s prices.
Disney has high revenue streams from other Lines of Businesses, including their parks, cruises and hotels segments. Disney will be able to use these high revenues to build up their SVOD services, maintain them, fund more original content creation and help undercutting Netflix’s pricing. This leads into Disney’s second business strategy, which is to focus on more original content creation. Currently Netflix is the king of creating sought after original content internationally. If Disney wants to be considered a major competitor in Mexico, Disney will have to develop more Spanish language and culture shows and movies original content.
The entry vehicles this paper will focusing on is- Internet based entry and partnering with local smart phone providers. SVOD is reliant on internet connection, so naturally we will focus on internet based entry into the Mexican market. An internal partner Disney will be relying on is Bamtech. Bamtech is a technology company that specializes in creating SVOD services, and studying and collecting customer data for marketing purposes and campaigns. Like HULU, Disney acquired a majority of shares in Bamtech, in order to help Disney adapt to the new and changing SVOD market. The second entry vehicle we will be discussing is partnering with local smart phone providers, to provide access to a Disney+/HULU/ESPN application. Partnering with local smart phone providers like Telcel, will allow Disney to reach more customers. Since smart phone usage has continued to rise in Mexico, it is predicted smart phone usage will only keep increasing in the future. Partnering with local smart phone providers will be crucial for Disney in the long run.
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Oral and Written Presentations
Preparing for Case Analysis
What to Expect
When examining cases others will question & probe ideas related to the case
Helps with developing analytical skills
Innovative and original thought is important
Identifying problems and likely solutions
There are 6 steps in the case analysis framework
1. Gaining familiarity
2. Recognizing symptoms
3. Identifying goals
4. conduct analysis
5. Making the diagnosis
6. Action planning
Case Outline
Strategic profile and case analysis purpose
Situation analysis
General environment
Industry analysis
Identification of environmental opportunities and threats and firm strengths and weaknesses
Competitor analysis
Internal analysis (include financial analysis when possible)
Strategy formulation
Overall criteria
Alternatives for the company to consider (include at least 3 alternatives)
Evaluate each alternative against the overall criteria
Alternative of choice (identify the best alternative and explain why)
State specifics actions that need to be taken
Control
Describe the control and evaluation system that will be used to ensure the strategy does as expected
Describe corrective actions to be taken should the plan fail to meet expectations
Strategic Profile
Discuss critical facts in the case that affect the company and its competitors
Gather additional outside information where possible
Use your own personal knowledge and experiences when possible
Do not simply restate facts – instead show how the facts helped aid/guided you in your understanding and development of solutions
Analysis Stage
Focus on external environmental issues affecting the firm
General factors
Industry factors
Competition,
Examine internal issues affecting the firm
SWOT analysis is a common format for conducting this analysis
Synthesize the information from the internal and external analysis and develop unique insights about the challenges facing the organization
Situational Analysis
Your analysis should focus on trends in the six segments of the general environment:
Technological
Demographics
Economic
Political legal
Sociocultural
Global trends
Evaluate the case along these trends and predict how they may impact the company in the future
Industry Analysis
Porter's five forces is a useful tool for industry analysis
Discuss the attractiveness of the industry
Competitor Analysis
Analyze each competitor's strategy
Strengths and weaknesses
Strategic intent
Capabilities and core competencies
Conduct personal research when necessary
Google, newspapers, bibliographies, directories, industry ratios etc…
Internal analysis
Evaluate the internal operations of the form – identify strengths and weaknesses
Evaluate the following areas (not a comprehensive list)
Supply chain
Internal expenses
Facilities
Internal trends
Identify areas where a competitive advantage can be developed
Conduct financial analysis to uncover hidden problems
.
SWOTT AnalysisDevon Davis, Jasmine Richardson, Lisa Ne.docxssuserf9c51d
SWOTT Analysis
Devon Davis, Jasmine Richardson, Lisa Neathery,
Shemeko Hopkins and Thomas Brantley
BUS/475
December 4, 2017
Dr. Richard Taylor
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Table of Contents
Introduction 3
SWOTT Table 4
Forces/Trends 5
Internal Strengths 5
Internal Weaknesses 5
External Opportunities 5
External Threats 5
External Trends 5
Adapting to Change 8
Supply Chain 6
Potential Issues/Opportunities 7
Conclusion 7
References 9
SWOTT Analysis
Before a company develops strategies, they must take time to assess the positive and negative factors which impact their future. The SWOTT analysis provides a method to consider the internal forces: strengths and weaknesses; and then the external forces: opportunities, threats, and trends. Internal and external audits identify the specific forces the business faces. The SWOTT table segments these forces into positive, negative, and trend buckets. The company may directly impact or influence some factors if the business adapts to change. Although many external forces are out of reach, the supply chain can be a source of significant opportunities and threats which are actionable. Once compiled, the SWOTT analysis provides a synthesized view of the organizational challenges. This framework guides decisions on which issues to mitigate and which opportunities to pursue for a competitive advantage (David & David, 2017). As an example of the process, Sony Corporation is a large organization facing many forces as shown here through a SWOTT analysis.
SWOTT Table
Internal
STRENGHTS
WEAKNESSES
Strategy
To inspire and fulfill curiosity.
Product Pricing, Products are expensive
Structures
Strong marketing analysis and experience and maintains its social networking.
Processes & Systems
The production quality is reliable.
Resources
Uses information technology to grow.
Vulnerability of databases and networks
Goals
Create new and unique cultures and experiences.
Strategic Capabilities
Strong ability to add value to their products.
Culture
Strong Positioning in Emerging Economies.
Technologies
Projected growth in the Consumer Electronics Market.
The lack of dominant mobile devices is a major weakness in Sony’s business.
Innovations
Strong customer demand for products that are innovative.
Imitability of some products
Intellectual Property
Own distribution companies, and they can manage publishing matters.
Leadership
Substantial brand identity.
External
OPPORTUNITY
THREAT
TRENDS
Legal & Regulatory
Suppliers fail to comply
Global
Foreign trade policies; political unrest
Economic
Maximize best cost country supplier sourcing; favorable foreign currency exchange;
Unfavorable foreign currency exchange
Technological
Access to supplier technical resources;
Innovation
Leverage supplier innovation
Social
Supplier social violations
Environmental
Supplier green initiatives
Supplier environmental violations
Competitive Analysis
Forces/Trends
Internal Strengths
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BUS 499 Assignment 4 Merger, Acquisition, and International Strategies
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Mergers and Acquisitions: Assuming rationality from all players, mergers and acquisitions deals originate out of specific strategic corporate requirements. In reality, the advisors (both legal & financial) and middlemen also play a significant role in the original activity. Acquirers / targets may focus on players for a potential acquisition. Buying players implies horizontal integration. There are lot of risks (financial as well as operational) involved and challenges in mergers and acquisitions face by company which is acquiring and target companies as which are listed below:-
· Synergies sometimes do not generate real cash flows as expected.
· Financial Risk arises from the amount of debt (taken to acquire other corporation) in a company’s capital structure. Impact of changing debt on valuation
· Increase in debt increases value over surge in interest tax yield
· Interest Tax shield gain is partially offset by increase in cost of equity
· There are complex processes involved in mergers and acquisition .It is difficult to compare betas measured against different indices due to differences in composition of index.
· Changing financial leverage affects the systematic risk that shareholder’s face.
· Risks when the acquirer and the Acquirer-Target merging entities are in two different countries
For the corporation that has acquired another company, merged with another company, or been acquired by another company, evaluate the strategy that led to the merger or acquisition to determine whether or not this merger or acquisition was a wise choice. (Facebook acquiring WhatsApp)
There are many reasons that a company consider before doing any merging or acquisition activity. Hence it can be safely considered that Facebook too has considered the factors related to the same.
First of all, the number of users of WhatsApp is around 450 million. WhatsApp was initially released in the year of 2009. In the span of just over 4 years having over 450 million users itself suggests that the growth of the company is phenomenal. Facebook have achieved just over 100 million in the initial 4 years. This provides the past history of growth for the company.
Another factor is the future growth. WhatsApp is adding around 1 million users daily which is one of the highest in the industry. These are the number of new users that the company is able to add. This shows the future growth potential of the company. Hence the valuation would increase a lot.
Another important factor is the synergy between the two companies. Facebook too has a messenger integrated in their website. But they are unable to provide direct strong competition to the WhatsApp. This means Facebook is left with two options:
· First one is that the company must change the .
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2. About the Company
Founded by Walt Disney in 1923, the Walt Disney Company has a separate entity
for consumer products and official merchandise. The Walt Disney Consumers
Products Incorporation, a segment of the Walt Disney Company, is the retailing
subsidiary of Disney Parks that was started in 1929. The company was a part of the
Walt Disney until 2016, after which it started operating as a separate unit and was
renamed Disney Consumers Products Inc.
3. Net Worth and Key Operators
Disney Consumer Products Inc. has its headquarters in Burbank, California and
operates in Japan, Florida, China, and many other countries. The net operating cost
of the company is $6,957 Crores (USD).
At present, Ken Potrock serves as the president of the company. The company
manufactured Mickey Mouse toys, diamond-wrought Mickey Mouse pins and
Mickey Mouse toffees . Disney Consumers Products Inc. also made the film Three
Little Pigs, the brand’s first animated commercial film.
4. Portfolio of the Company
Mickey
Mouse
Textiles Retail
Licensing
Luxury
goods
5. SWOT Analysis of Disney CP Inc.
Disney Consumer Products Inc. enjoys the brand value of the Walt Disney
Company even though it operates independently from the parent company.
As per Forbe’s Valuable List 2019, Disney has gained the 8th position with a brand
value that is estimated to be $ 52.2 billion.
While being a segment of the Walt Disney Company has its share of benefits and
opportunities, Disney Consumer Products Inc. still has some weaknesses and threats
to deal with.
To know more, read on the SWOT analysis of DCP Inc.
6. Strengths of Disney CP Inc.
Reliability - The brand offers reliable products worldwide and has a strong
relationship with its suppliers.
Large cash flow – The brand has an efficient cash flow system with a total
operating cash flow of $ 14.3 billion at the end of 2018.
To be Cont’d
7. Strengths of Disney CP Inc.
Strong negotiation skills - The company has established strong networks
throughout the entire globe, with various numbers of dealers in the United
States of America.
Proficient team – DCP Inc. has efficient teams of animation designers as
well as artists with sufficient experience in this particular field of work.
8. Weaknesses of Disney CP Inc.
Inefficient financial planning - In 2018, the company reported a loss of
$580 million because of the investment in Hulu apart from a loss incurred
from investing in BAMtech streaming technology.
Vulnerable to competitors – The company has no efficient marketing and
promotional strategies. Due to this, they are vulnerable to competition.
To be Cont’d
9. Weaknesses of Disney CP Inc.
Demand for Products exceed supply - The product designers of the company
capitalize on old ideas and barely experiment. This leads to an excess of demand of
their merchandise over supply and yet the company is incapable of taking the
advantage.
10. Opportunities of Disney CP Inc.
Overseas Prospects – The company already has a varied portfolio, investing in
licensing, luxury goods and apparel. There is scope that the company ventures
into uncharted waters with more film making and production.
Innovation Skills - Disney Consumer Products Inc has sufficient skills thanks
to its employee base that can help them achieve several innovative technologies.
To be Cont’d
11. Opportunities of Disney CP Inc.
Brand Value – With a brand name like Disney, the company holds an
undisputed position in the merchandise and media industry. With the parent
company taking over houses like Marvel Studio, the opportunities just
multiply manifold.
12. Threats of Disney CP Inc.
High Competition – The consumer’s product industry is highly competitive with
several brands offering substitutes for such merchandise. This makes it vurlnerable
to winding up.
Technological Shortcomings – Since Disney is not a software-based firm, they lack
in the technological front as they are unable to develop the latest technology for
their industry.
To be cont’d
13. Threats of Disney CP Inc.
Administrative Threats – In 2019, the company had to put out several
international contracts as most of the manufacturers were situated in foreign
countries. This hampered their profit.
14. PESTLE Analysis of Disney CP Inc.
Being An international company, Disney Consumer Products Inc. is effected
by several political, social, economical and technological factors. The
company also has to operate around several legal and environmental
limitations.
Here is everything that you need to know about the PESTLE factors that
play an important role in shaping the brand.
Read on for more.
15. Political & Economic Factors of
DCP Inc.
Political Factors – The company participates in public policy dialoguing and
corporate lobbying, which hampers their future business prospects.
Economical Factors - There is a massive demand for media and entertainment
industry which helps the company enhance its business strategy.
16. Social & Technological Factors of
DCP Inc.
Social Factors – Since the nature of the products is accepted by the society in a large
scale, the company needs to focus on cultural inclinations for targeted audience.
Technological Factors - Disney has huge investments in digital and analytic
technologies such as AR/VR to offer enhanced consumer’s experience.
17. Legal & Environmental Factors of
DCP Inc.
Legal Factors - The country-wise regulations have strategic impact over the external
analysis of the brand. The legal limitations of the company can also be used to
enhance the restrictive protection of the environmental factors.
Environmental Factors - A major concern that plagues the Disney Consumer
Products Inc is the availability of resources. The climatic, as well as weather
conditions, affect the firm as well as its line of merchandise production.
18. Key Takeaway Points
From the analysis, it is clear that the brand needs to focus on its:
Marketing and promotional strategies
Client engagement and retention
Existing competition in the market
Scope to launch new products
19. Conclusion
Disney Consumer Products Inc. fails to implement efficient business strategies, for
which the company runs the risk of having to incur a great loss. Even though the
brand has international presence and authority, there are certain limitations and
threats that needs to be addressed at the earliest.
This SWOT and PESTLE analysis can serve as a roadmap for the company in the
near future. Here are the key takeaway points of the analysis at a glance.
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