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Porter's generic strategies are cost leadership, differentiation, and focus. Cost leadership involves producing goods at the lowest cost relative to competitors. Differentiation involves unique features that create value for customers. Focus involves targeting a narrow market segment. International strategies include multidomestic, global, international, and transnational approaches. Entry mode strategies range from exporting to wholly owned subsidiaries.
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* Why do you need to define the right product strategy?
* What are the benefits of implementing a product planning process?
* What do you need to constantly create insanely great products?
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Why Leading Innovation Is Essential To Ignite Your Company’s Growth - H. Del ...Hector Del Castillo, CPM, CPMM
Objectives
• Why should you lead innovation within your company?
• What should you do to encourage innovation?
• How do you harness the power of innovation to increase your company’s value and minimize risk?
Description
Innovation is a central element of business growth strategy within companies that aim to generate added value for their customers, the company itself, and other stakeholders. While many company executives and business leaders agree that in order for their companies to survive today’s increasingly global marketplace, they must face the unpleasant truth that there may have to be fundamental changes in who they are, what they do, and how they do it. Few executives feel their companies are good at the specific processes and tactics frequently tied to successful innovation, such as generating breakthrough ideas, selecting the right ideas, prototyping, and developing business cases. We will provide insights to help you define and implement a process to drive innovation within your company using a sustainable approach to ignite business growth.
The speaker will discuss how you can leverage innovation as a resource to help shape a better future for your company’s growth and your career. These insights will help you increase creativity, nurture collaboration and lead activities to transform innovation to profit. He will identify the value of innovation, methodologies, and concrete steps you can take to foster innovation within your company.
Who Should Attend
This discussion is for entrepreneurs, business owners, company executives and senior managers who want to increase their company’s value and accelerate their professional careers by leading product innovation efforts.
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Let me know how I can help you create and implement a product strategy and product planning process to successfully grow your business.Ghandara industries
Based on the analysis of the financial ratios, Ghandhara Industries' liquidity, asset management, and profitability ratios are below the industry benchmarks in most years. Some key points:
- Liquidity ratios like current and quick ratios are below average, indicating potential issues meeting short-term obligations
- Inventory turnover is low, suggesting inefficient inventory management
- Profitability ratios like gross profit margin, EBITDA margin, net profit margin, and return on equity are below average and even negative in some years, indicating low profitability
- Earnings per share is also negative in recent years
Overall, the financial analysis suggests Ghandhara Industries needs to improve its working capital and inventory management, as well as
Why Leading Innovation Is Essential To Ignite Your Company’s Growth - H. Del ...
Why Leading Innovation Is Essential To Ignite Your Company’s Growth - H. Del ...Hector Del Castillo, CPM, CPMM
Introduction
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Key Takeaways
1. Discover insights.
• Discover unmet customer needs
• Identify customer segments
• Know your competitive landscape
2. Align strategies with needs.
• Create alignment
• Communicate strategic objectives
3. Mind your company’s culture.
• Focus on shared values
• Eliminate organizational silos
4. Adopt a process.
• Integrate innovation
• Identify key resources
• Define key deliverables
5. Deliver value, success will follow.
• Direct the internal value chain
6. Align your business model
• Use leading productivity tools
• Make your business case
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Let me know how I can help you create and implement a product strategy and product planning process successfully to grow your technology-based business.
Hector Del Castillo, AIPMM
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Creating a Product Strategy to Drive Your Company’s Revenue Growth - ProductC...
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Introduction
The creation of successful products is essential for companies that want to grow or maintain a competitive advantage. Many organizations lack a clearly defined and understood product strategy. We will discuss the importance of the AIPMM Product Management Framework (PMF) to define and implement a process to conceive, plan and market your company’s products at each stage of their life cycle. We will identify key activities to align business and product strategy with unmet customer needs to create value for your business. We will describe the typical product life cycle from concept to launch and through product retirement. We will also discuss why growing organizations need to implement a formal product management process to support their product strategy.
Key Points:
* Why do you need to define a product strategy for your company?
* What are the benefits of implementing a product planning process?
* What do you need to create successful products consistently?
Connect with me at http:/linkd.in/hdelcastillo for more information regarding AIPMM membership or certification courses in your area.
Let me know how I can help you create and implement a product strategy and product planning process successfully to grow your technology-based business.
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Swot adidas
Adidas conducted a SWOT and TOWS analysis to develop their strategic plan. Their strengths include their strong brand, financial position, and international operations. Weaknesses are their high costs and limited product lines. Opportunities exist in new technologies, markets, and potential mergers. Threats include competition and changing consumer trends. The TOWS analysis identified matching Adidas' strengths with external opportunities like expanding markets through acquisitions. It also proposed addressing weaknesses by developing flexible product lines and quality products to compete effectively.
The Product Manager Pathfinder v2 - Steve Wells at ProductCamp Boston, April ...
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- 1. PORTER’S GENERIC STRATEGIES INTERNATIONAL STRATEGY K.venkatesh
- 3. GENERIC STRATEGIES INDUSTRYWIDE COST LEADERSHIP DIFFERENTATION COMPETITIVE SCOPE PARTICULARLY SEGMENT ONLY FOCUS
- 4. Cost leadership: An integrated set of actions designed to produce or deliver goods or services at the lowest cost, relative to competitors with features that are acceptable to customers. relatively standardized products features acceptable to many customers lowest competitive price
- 5. IT REQUIRES AN ORGANIZATION TO PURSUE: Aggressive construction of efficient-scale facilities. cost reduction from experience. avoidance of marginal customer accounts. cost minimization in areas like R&D, services , sales force , and advertising.
- 6. 0% 6% 12% 5% 6% 71% NOKIA SAMSUNG HTC RIM APPLE OTHERS Sales NOKIA 4% SAMSUNG 12% HTC 32% 10% RIM 11% APPLE OTHERS 31%
- 7. DIFFERENTIATION Value provided by unique features and value characteristics Ways of differentiate: CREATIVITY CUSTOMIZING PRODUCTS TO SUIT CONSUMER SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS MARKETING ABILITIES RELIABILITY
- 8. Lunched in 2001 association with Glenn Kerr Tokyo R&D 43% share of Indian 150cc segment High capacity Sporty & stylish
- 9. FOCUS STRATEGIES A focus strategy must exploit a narrow target’s differences from the balance of the industry by: Isolating a particular buyer group Isolating a unique segment of a product line Concentrating on a particular geographic market finding their “niche”
- 13. Sources of competitive advantage: National Differences Economies of Scale Economies of Scope
- 14. TYPES: MULTIDOMKESTIC STRATEGY GLOBAL STRATEGY INTERNATIONAL STRATEGY TRANSNATIONAL STRATEGY
- 15. ORGANIZATIONAL MULTIDOMESTIC GLOBAL INTERNATIONAL CHARECTERISTIC CONFIGURATION Decentralized & Centralized & core OF nationally globally scaled competencies ASSETS&CAPABILI sufficient centralized TIES ROLE OF Sensing & Implementing Adapting & OVERSIES exploiting local parent company leveraging parent OPERATIONS opportunities strategies company competences DEVELOPMENT&DI Knowledge Knowledge Knowledge FUSION OF developed & developed & developed at the KNOWLEDGE retained with each retained at the centre & unit centre transferred to overseas units
- 16. ENTRY MODE STRATEGIES: EXPORTING LICENSING FRANCHISING STRATEGIC ALLIANCES JOINT VENTURE WHOLLY OWNED SUBSIDIARY