 Comprise of United states
of America and Canada
 Major Languages: English,
Spanish to lesser extent
French
 Major religions: Christianity,
Judaism, Islam, Buddhism,
Hinduism and Sikhism
 Life expectancy 80-85
years
 Literacy rate : 99%
 Launched in 1886 by Robert Wood Johnson and is a well known global
brand.
 Johnson and Johnson is world’s sixth largest premier consumer health
company, eighth largest pharmaceutical company and fifth largest biologics
company
 Have more than 275 operating companies around the globe in more than 60
countries employing around 128,000 people.
 Johnson & Johnson’s worldwide head office is located at Brunswick, New
Jersey in United States.
 Embrace research and science and invent innovative products and ideas to
advance the well-being of people.
 Company strongly focus upon its slogan of: CARING FOR THE WORLD,
ONE PERSON AT A TIME.
PURPOSE: BRINGING SCIENCE TO THE ART OF HEALTHY
LIVING.
VISION: TRUSTED TO ENRICH THE HEALTH AND WELLNESS
OF EVERY NORTH AMERICAN, EVERY DAY.
MISSION: WE WILL BE THE FASTEST GROWING CONSUMER
HEALTHCARE COMPANY IN NORTH AMERICA
CREDO: RESPONSIBILITY TOWARDS CONSUMERS,
EMPLOYEES, ENVIRONMENT AND STOCKHOLDERS
COMMITMENT OF GIVING BETTER LIVING
BRANDS AND PRODUCTS
 Baby care
 Oral Health Care
 Wound Care
 Nicotine Replacement Theory
 Skin and Hair Care
 Women’s Health
 Nutritionals
 Non-Prescription Drugs
 Eye Care
DEMOGRAPHICS
Human Resource- Skilled & diversified
workforce
Physical resources- Information
technology, production facilities and
marketing facilities. Maintenance for
continuation of smooth production
processes.
Knowledge Resources- To maintain its
position among its competitors strong
market knowledge is essential.
Infrastructure- Advanced and improved
infrastructure provides J&J a competitive
advantage.
 Empathetic and fair health policy.
 North America is a continent not a single country meaning it has no
single government.
 Canada and Mexico have forms of democracy, head of the government
is Prime Minister
 Superior, reasonable health care delivered carefully and successfully.
 Defensible growth and environmental fortification.
 Free-market economic values.
 Motivating people to make cognizant decisions about their fitness .
 Value based leadership: continue
to put the “need of the people they
serve first”
 Diversity: value people from
every background, culture, religion,
gender.
 Innovation : rewards creativity and
newness.
 Passion : desire to enrich
people’s lives – delivering quality
 Collaboration: believe in building
trusting relationships
 Courage: to take great risks for
the benefit of the greater good.
 Pool of consumers from different parts of the world.
 Large pool of skilled workforce with innovated new ides
for improvements in fitness of its consumers.
 High-tech machinery and equipment's for continuous
process of production.
 Good market knowledge and the company invests
about 12.5 of its total revenue every year to get more
information about the market trends and consumer
expectations globally.
ECONOMICS
 Higher customer satisfaction and strong
research and development facilities
 Recognized for its strong customer base
and brand image
 Strong global presence, products are
sold in more than 175 countries
 Pharmaceutical revenues of $24.6 billion
for the financial year 2008
 Successfully differentiated itself from
competitors
 Vastly diversified company enormous
variety of products
 High reliance on sales of CNS and Risperdal
 Private label exposure
 Key products demand is shrinking
 Pressure to reduce prices
 Global expansion
 Integrate recent
acquisitions (Conor Med
systems, Robert Reid,
Maya's Mom)
 Opportunity to increase
market share
 Opportunity to acquire its
competitor(Pfizer)
 Expansion and
innovation into
diagnostics and medical
devices
 Healthcare regulations
 Growing Competitors; generic drugs growth
 Weaker consumer environment expected in the
US
 Spreading too thinly - made investments in non-
core areas, like social media with Maya's Mom
COMPETITORS
 Pfizer
 Merck
 Novartis
Sales
J&J
Pfizer
Merck
Novartis
 To be the largest
healthcare company
in the world.
 Promoting
trust, fairness, resp
ect and care not
only among its
consumers but also
among its
stakeholders.
 J&J commits to live
by its credo.
 Creating values through
innovation.
 Global reach with local
focus.
 Excellence in execution.
 Development of its
employees.
 Building market leadership.
 Adapting to changing
Global markets.
 Strengthen Global
presence.
Johnson & Johnson North America
Johnson & Johnson North America

Johnson & Johnson North America

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     Comprise ofUnited states of America and Canada  Major Languages: English, Spanish to lesser extent French  Major religions: Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism and Sikhism  Life expectancy 80-85 years  Literacy rate : 99%
  • 3.
     Launched in1886 by Robert Wood Johnson and is a well known global brand.  Johnson and Johnson is world’s sixth largest premier consumer health company, eighth largest pharmaceutical company and fifth largest biologics company  Have more than 275 operating companies around the globe in more than 60 countries employing around 128,000 people.  Johnson & Johnson’s worldwide head office is located at Brunswick, New Jersey in United States.  Embrace research and science and invent innovative products and ideas to advance the well-being of people.  Company strongly focus upon its slogan of: CARING FOR THE WORLD, ONE PERSON AT A TIME.
  • 4.
    PURPOSE: BRINGING SCIENCETO THE ART OF HEALTHY LIVING. VISION: TRUSTED TO ENRICH THE HEALTH AND WELLNESS OF EVERY NORTH AMERICAN, EVERY DAY. MISSION: WE WILL BE THE FASTEST GROWING CONSUMER HEALTHCARE COMPANY IN NORTH AMERICA CREDO: RESPONSIBILITY TOWARDS CONSUMERS, EMPLOYEES, ENVIRONMENT AND STOCKHOLDERS
  • 5.
    COMMITMENT OF GIVINGBETTER LIVING
  • 6.
    BRANDS AND PRODUCTS Baby care  Oral Health Care  Wound Care  Nicotine Replacement Theory  Skin and Hair Care  Women’s Health  Nutritionals  Non-Prescription Drugs  Eye Care
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    DEMOGRAPHICS Human Resource- Skilled& diversified workforce Physical resources- Information technology, production facilities and marketing facilities. Maintenance for continuation of smooth production processes. Knowledge Resources- To maintain its position among its competitors strong market knowledge is essential. Infrastructure- Advanced and improved infrastructure provides J&J a competitive advantage.
  • 8.
     Empathetic andfair health policy.  North America is a continent not a single country meaning it has no single government.  Canada and Mexico have forms of democracy, head of the government is Prime Minister  Superior, reasonable health care delivered carefully and successfully.  Defensible growth and environmental fortification.  Free-market economic values.  Motivating people to make cognizant decisions about their fitness .
  • 9.
     Value basedleadership: continue to put the “need of the people they serve first”  Diversity: value people from every background, culture, religion, gender.  Innovation : rewards creativity and newness.  Passion : desire to enrich people’s lives – delivering quality  Collaboration: believe in building trusting relationships  Courage: to take great risks for the benefit of the greater good.
  • 10.
     Pool ofconsumers from different parts of the world.  Large pool of skilled workforce with innovated new ides for improvements in fitness of its consumers.  High-tech machinery and equipment's for continuous process of production.  Good market knowledge and the company invests about 12.5 of its total revenue every year to get more information about the market trends and consumer expectations globally.
  • 11.
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     Higher customersatisfaction and strong research and development facilities  Recognized for its strong customer base and brand image  Strong global presence, products are sold in more than 175 countries  Pharmaceutical revenues of $24.6 billion for the financial year 2008  Successfully differentiated itself from competitors  Vastly diversified company enormous variety of products
  • 13.
     High relianceon sales of CNS and Risperdal  Private label exposure  Key products demand is shrinking  Pressure to reduce prices
  • 14.
     Global expansion Integrate recent acquisitions (Conor Med systems, Robert Reid, Maya's Mom)  Opportunity to increase market share  Opportunity to acquire its competitor(Pfizer)  Expansion and innovation into diagnostics and medical devices
  • 15.
     Healthcare regulations Growing Competitors; generic drugs growth  Weaker consumer environment expected in the US  Spreading too thinly - made investments in non- core areas, like social media with Maya's Mom
  • 16.
    COMPETITORS  Pfizer  Merck Novartis Sales J&J Pfizer Merck Novartis
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     To bethe largest healthcare company in the world.  Promoting trust, fairness, resp ect and care not only among its consumers but also among its stakeholders.  J&J commits to live by its credo.
  • 19.
     Creating valuesthrough innovation.  Global reach with local focus.  Excellence in execution.  Development of its employees.  Building market leadership.  Adapting to changing Global markets.  Strengthen Global presence.