Raye Danny Abdullah Riki
WINNING IN THE NEW ERA
The New Emerging Challenges
Recommendations
Analysis of Lego
Proposals to immediate actions
Proposals to the long-term
expansion
Conclusion
CONTENT
The Acquisition of Marvel
Entertainment by The Walt
Disney Company
The threats of losing licensing rights
Lost legal battle with MEGA
Brands, and lost the LEGO
brick trademark
Without protection, LEGO will lost
strengths when competes with others
in brick sets
Aggressive competitor –
Hasbro, who launched a new
rival product line – Kre-O
Lego will face the severe competition
in brick market
Three Main Threats
Immediate actions to respond to threats
• Negotiate with Disney with licensing rights
• Beyond Disney: develop new businesses:
• DC
• TV Shows
• Video Games
• Expand in the emerging markets: China, India, Brazil, Iran
The Long-term expansion
• Enlarge customers demographics
• Brand collaboration and tap into the new markets
• Invest into the all-new products
Recommendations
Assess the strategic position of the business
• Assess past performance
• Identify and evaluate current strategy
• Forecast future performance under current strategy
• Decide on the need, nature, and urgency of change
Lego has been achieved with strong profitability
Assess past performance
•Profit margins(Net profit)
• Key expense ratios
• Return on equity
Profitability
C,F&K
Lego have a chance obtain more loans to expand
business
C,F&K
Assess past performance
•Profit margins(Net profit)
• Key expense ratios
• Return on equity
Profitability
•Financial Leverage ratio is
1.0 in 2010
• The better leverage is
1.8-2.8
• They can get more loans
to expand
Financial Position
• The biggest brick toy
company in the world
• In 2010, the fourth-
largest toy manufacturer
in the world
Market Performance
Assess past performance
The organization is healthy based on
strong problem solving ability
Wood toy
Plastic
toy
Brick toy
Assess past performance
The ability to learn faster
than your competitors
may be the only
sustainable competitive
advantage
- Peter Senge
The organization is healthy based on
high learning ability
Assess past performance
OrganizationalHealth
Operating Performance
-
+
+-
desired
state
troubled
organization
complacent
organization
crisis
Lego achieves to high performance
A Strategic Framework: The Diamond-E Framework
Strategy Environment
Management
Preferences
Organization
Resources
Three threats:
Competitors
Trademark
Licenses
HR: Professional designers
Finance: Healthy data
Supply chain: efficiency
Change, creative, and innovation
• Focus on the brick toys
• Other core actives support the
brick toys
Assess past performance
Forecast
It is hard to
Maintain the top
1 position in
brick toy field
Lose the position
of the third-
biggest toy
company in the
world
Growth rate will
decrease sharply
in profit
Assess past performance
Lose the advantageous position under current strategy
A Strategic Framework: The Diamond-E Framework
Strategy Environment
Management
Preferences
Organization
Resources
Three threat:
Competitors
Trademark
Licenses
HR: Professional designers
Finance: Healthy data
Supply chain: efficiency
Change, creative, and innovation
• Get licenses
• Innovations in product, licenses,
cooperation, manufacture with
expanded target consumers.
Make new strategies
Lego will have a big picture under new strategies
Make new strategies
Maintain the top 1
position in brick toy field
Become the biggest toy
company in the world
60%-70% growth rate in
profit
Forecast
The Licencing Battle
• Negotiate with Disney
• Leverage:
• Brand Recognition
• Fan Base
• The World’s Biggest Brick Toys Maker
• The World’s Best Brick Toys Maker
• Sophisticated Supply Chain Operation
• Beside Disney
• DC
• TV Shows
• Video Games
DC
Game of Thrones
Minecraft
Exploding Markets
• Expand to Emerging Market
• China
• India
• Brazil
• Turkey
• Malaysia
• Establish Manufacturing Base
• Products and Marketing Strategies Localization
• Control the Distribution Network
• Promote the Brand
• Control the Quality
• Flagship Stores in First-Tier Cities
A LEGO Landmark
Customer
• Lego’s mission
...to inspire and develop children to think creatively…
• Target market
• Children Adult
• Family
• Artist
Customer
• Enhance customer relationship
• Social network, facebook Instagram
• Hire designers from customers
• Customers know what they want
Brand collaboration
• Nestle
• Instead of buying license, we can sell our license
Brand collaboration
• Ikea
• Customize furniture
• Application in the real world
Product
• High tech brick
• Electronic device
• Intelligent design
First & Fast
• Reduce production cost
• The specialized packs cost more to produce than the kits
were sold for.
• More alternative for customers
• Rise brand awareness
• Efficient express
First & Fast
• Express delivery
• FedEX
• Can it be faster?
• What’s in the cargo?
First & Fast
• 3D printing
• In 2007, 3d printing machines’ price generally ranging
in $2000
• In 2010, the price decreased to $1000, some even
around $500
• Thousands people have bought 3d printing machines.
First & Fast
• Customers design the model
• Customers purchase the pack
• FedEX start delivery
• Print the bricks in the track
• Delivery in 30 mins
• Take virus video
• Upload to Youtube, Facebook, etc
T H A N K S

Cb3 Lego Case Study-Raye Danny Abdu Riki

  • 1.
    Raye Danny AbdullahRiki WINNING IN THE NEW ERA
  • 2.
    The New EmergingChallenges Recommendations Analysis of Lego Proposals to immediate actions Proposals to the long-term expansion Conclusion CONTENT
  • 3.
    The Acquisition ofMarvel Entertainment by The Walt Disney Company The threats of losing licensing rights Lost legal battle with MEGA Brands, and lost the LEGO brick trademark Without protection, LEGO will lost strengths when competes with others in brick sets Aggressive competitor – Hasbro, who launched a new rival product line – Kre-O Lego will face the severe competition in brick market Three Main Threats
  • 4.
    Immediate actions torespond to threats • Negotiate with Disney with licensing rights • Beyond Disney: develop new businesses: • DC • TV Shows • Video Games • Expand in the emerging markets: China, India, Brazil, Iran The Long-term expansion • Enlarge customers demographics • Brand collaboration and tap into the new markets • Invest into the all-new products Recommendations
  • 5.
    Assess the strategicposition of the business • Assess past performance • Identify and evaluate current strategy • Forecast future performance under current strategy • Decide on the need, nature, and urgency of change
  • 6.
    Lego has beenachieved with strong profitability Assess past performance •Profit margins(Net profit) • Key expense ratios • Return on equity Profitability C,F&K
  • 7.
    Lego have achance obtain more loans to expand business C,F&K Assess past performance •Profit margins(Net profit) • Key expense ratios • Return on equity Profitability •Financial Leverage ratio is 1.0 in 2010 • The better leverage is 1.8-2.8 • They can get more loans to expand Financial Position • The biggest brick toy company in the world • In 2010, the fourth- largest toy manufacturer in the world Market Performance
  • 8.
    Assess past performance Theorganization is healthy based on strong problem solving ability
  • 9.
    Wood toy Plastic toy Brick toy Assesspast performance The ability to learn faster than your competitors may be the only sustainable competitive advantage - Peter Senge The organization is healthy based on high learning ability
  • 10.
    Assess past performance OrganizationalHealth OperatingPerformance - + +- desired state troubled organization complacent organization crisis Lego achieves to high performance
  • 11.
    A Strategic Framework:The Diamond-E Framework Strategy Environment Management Preferences Organization Resources Three threats: Competitors Trademark Licenses HR: Professional designers Finance: Healthy data Supply chain: efficiency Change, creative, and innovation • Focus on the brick toys • Other core actives support the brick toys Assess past performance
  • 12.
    Forecast It is hardto Maintain the top 1 position in brick toy field Lose the position of the third- biggest toy company in the world Growth rate will decrease sharply in profit Assess past performance Lose the advantageous position under current strategy
  • 13.
    A Strategic Framework:The Diamond-E Framework Strategy Environment Management Preferences Organization Resources Three threat: Competitors Trademark Licenses HR: Professional designers Finance: Healthy data Supply chain: efficiency Change, creative, and innovation • Get licenses • Innovations in product, licenses, cooperation, manufacture with expanded target consumers. Make new strategies
  • 14.
    Lego will havea big picture under new strategies Make new strategies Maintain the top 1 position in brick toy field Become the biggest toy company in the world 60%-70% growth rate in profit Forecast
  • 15.
    The Licencing Battle •Negotiate with Disney • Leverage: • Brand Recognition • Fan Base • The World’s Biggest Brick Toys Maker • The World’s Best Brick Toys Maker • Sophisticated Supply Chain Operation • Beside Disney • DC • TV Shows • Video Games
  • 16.
  • 17.
  • 18.
  • 19.
    Exploding Markets • Expandto Emerging Market • China • India • Brazil • Turkey • Malaysia • Establish Manufacturing Base • Products and Marketing Strategies Localization • Control the Distribution Network • Promote the Brand • Control the Quality • Flagship Stores in First-Tier Cities
  • 20.
  • 21.
    Customer • Lego’s mission ...toinspire and develop children to think creatively… • Target market • Children Adult • Family • Artist
  • 22.
    Customer • Enhance customerrelationship • Social network, facebook Instagram • Hire designers from customers • Customers know what they want
  • 23.
    Brand collaboration • Nestle •Instead of buying license, we can sell our license
  • 24.
    Brand collaboration • Ikea •Customize furniture • Application in the real world
  • 25.
    Product • High techbrick • Electronic device • Intelligent design
  • 26.
    First & Fast •Reduce production cost • The specialized packs cost more to produce than the kits were sold for. • More alternative for customers • Rise brand awareness • Efficient express
  • 27.
    First & Fast •Express delivery • FedEX • Can it be faster? • What’s in the cargo?
  • 28.
    First & Fast •3D printing • In 2007, 3d printing machines’ price generally ranging in $2000 • In 2010, the price decreased to $1000, some even around $500 • Thousands people have bought 3d printing machines.
  • 29.
    First & Fast •Customers design the model • Customers purchase the pack • FedEX start delivery • Print the bricks in the track • Delivery in 30 mins • Take virus video • Upload to Youtube, Facebook, etc
  • 30.
    T H AN K S

Editor's Notes

  • #12 Management preferenc: New things and do license, innovation Designer, and finance—resource Environment: Danny just mentioned three threats
  • #15 Management preferenc: New things and do license, innovation Designer, and finance—resource Environment: Danny just mentioned three threats