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Netflix represents a classical subscription-based video on demand service model where users pay a subscription fee for access to streaming content. Netflix was founded in 1997 as a DVD rental service and transitioned to streaming in 2007. It is now the largest online streaming provider with over 75 million subscribers globally. The document discusses Netflix's industry structure, competitive forces as streaming faces competition from services like Hulu. A SWOT and Porter's Five Forces analysis is presented. The value chain and role of data and algorithms in powering recommendations is also examined. Current and potential strategies like expanding internationally and replacing cable boxes are proposed.
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The document discusses how content producers can generate revenue from multi-platform content by treating content as a franchise with different monetary opportunities across television, online, mobile, education, and consumer goods. It provides the example of Total Drama Island, an animated series that was very popular and profitable in both Canada and the US. It had an online game component launched simultaneously with the television series that engaged different tiers of audiences and had over 500,000 registered users. The document also discusses commissioning processes, guidelines, and potential funding opportunities for new media projects.
RIM managing explosiv growth. FINAL
This document provides information about Research in Motion (RIM), the company that designs and markets BlackBerry products. It discusses RIM's history and success through 2007, as well as the shifting wireless communications market and increased competition from Apple, Microsoft, and Google. The document analyzes RIM's operations, including its research and development (R&D) efforts and culture. It also considers options for RIM to manage its explosive growth, such as expanding geographically, increasing acquisitions, and going global.
NETFLIX- swot pest porter v3
Netflix began as a DVD-by-mail service and has since expanded into streaming media available on many platforms. It has over 65 million subscribers globally and produces popular original content. A SWOT analysis identified strengths like its brand and content but also weaknesses such as monthly fees. PEST and Porter's Five Forces analyses examined the impacts of factors like technology, competition, and legal issues. Moving forward, Netflix must find ways to increase revenue and maintain competitive streaming quality despite rising costs.
Netflix’s Business Model Canvas
Netflix's business model canvas is analyzed in the document. It has over 75 million subscribers globally from customer segments of ages 24-35 with incomes over $50,000. Its value propositions include original content, multiple viewing options, and competitive pricing. Netflix utilizes websites and apps as channels and has a self-service customer relationship model. Key resources include infrastructure, intellectual property, employees, and financial assets. Activities involve platform maintenance, content acquisition, and partnerships. Revenue comes from subscription fees while costs include wages, content, and infrastructure expenses.
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Netflix was co-founded by Reed Hastings and Marc Randolph after Hastings was charged a $40 late fee by Blockbuster. Netflix began by shipping DVDs to members. Their goal was to be the "Amazon.com of everything" for streaming. Netflix now offers several subscription plans for streaming movies and TV shows, as well as a DVD rental service. They have expanded internationally and now operate in over 190 countries. Financial statements show Netflix's revenue and assets growing rapidly as their subscriber base increases each year. Netflix management is noted for its radical transparency and constant feedback culture. Employees are given independence and freedom to be creative in their work.
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How netflix expanded to 190 countries in 7 years
- 1. How Netflix Expanded to 190 Countries in 7 Years By Syeda Batool Abbas Maheen James
- 2. What is Netflix??? • Started by Marc Randolph • Literal Meaning: NET FLIX “Net” is derived from the word Internet “Flix” is a shortened version of the word flicks – a synonym for movie. • Netflix is a streaming service that allows our members to watch a wide variety of award-winning TV shows, movies, documentaries, and more on thousands of internet-connected devices.
- 3. Why Netflix Gained popularity? 1) No Commercials 2) Started producing Netflix’s Original content. 3) Lets you watch a vast library of movies and TV shows for a single monthly price. 4) You can use the service on practically any device that has a screen, including phones, tablets, and set-top boxes.
- 4. Netflix’s global growth • 2010: Only Operational in US • 2015:Operational in 50 Countries • 2017 it was operating in over 190 countries. • 2018 its international streaming revenues exceeded domestic streaming revenues for the first time. • Today close to 73 million of its some 130 million subscribers are outside the U.S.
- 6. Obstacles in the way of success Netflix’s globalization strategy, and many of the challenges it’s had to overcome, are unique: • Netflix must secure content deals • National regulatory restrictions, such as those that limit what content can be made available in local markets. • Language Barriers • Free Streaming • Deprived of the First Mover Advantage
- 8. Netflix Strategic Moves • Netflix’s success can be attributed to two strategic moves — a three-stage expansion process into new markets and the ways it worked with those markets — which other companies looking to expand globally can use too. • Netflix did not try to enter all markets at once 1) First phase of its globalization process was consistent with the traditional model of expansion 2) This second phase, involving a faster and more-extensive international expansion, saw Netflix extend its footprint to some 50 countries. 3) The third phase, during which a much-accelerated pace of entry brought Netflix to 190 countries, used everything it had learned from the first two phases.
- 10. Expansion Strategies • Improved Mobile Experience • Developing relationships with device makers, mobile and TV operators, and internet service providers as well. • Partnered with key local companies to forge win-win relationships. “Great storytelling transcends borders,” -Ted Sarandos • The company has responded to customer preferences for local content
- 11. Exponential globalization • It’s a carefully orchestrated cycle of expansion, • Executed at increasing speed, • To an increasing number of countries and customers. The approach has helped the company expand far more quickly than competitors. • Competition In Future by the competitors.
- 12. Exponential globalization was infeasible until a few years ago. Infeasible Exponential Globalization Low level of internet penetration in many parts of the world Absence of high-speed broadband
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