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OLHCThe LEGO Group began in the early 20th century when Ole Kirk Christiansen purchased a woodwork shop in Denmark and began producing miniature wooden designs. He later called the company LEGO, meaning "play well" in Danish. In the late 1940s and 1950s, LEGO began producing plastic bricks and became popular among children. The company continued expanding its product lines and opened Legoland parks. It is now one of the largest toy companies in the world.
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Ole Kirk Christiansen founded the LEGO company in 1932 in Billund, Denmark to make wooden toys, stepladders and ironing boards. In 1934, the company adopted the name LEGO, meaning "play well" in Danish. LEGO originally used wood for its toys but switched to plastic in 1942, creating the interlocking building brick system that made LEGO famous.
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The LEGO Group has a long history starting in 1932 when it began as a wooden toy company. It introduced the now famous LEGO brick in 1958. Key events included the introduction of minifigures in 1974, LEGOLAND parks in 1968, and a partnership with MIT in 1984. Today it is the third largest toy manufacturer, earns over $23 billion annually, and produces over 45 billion LEGO bricks per year. The company's strategy is to strengthen its core business and leverage digitalization, while securing innovative processes and involving children in product development. It is owned by the Kirk Kristiansen family and aims to provide LEGO play experiences to as many children as possible around the world.
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Lego has had a nearly 100 year history starting as small wooden toys in Denmark in the early 20th century. It grew to dominate the global plastic building brick market for decades. While Lego was highly successful for many years, it began facing challenges in the late 1990s with increased competition from video games and changing consumer behavior. This put the toy in the maturity phase of its product life cycle. By 2004, demand had declined further and Lego entered the decline stage, but managed to avoid demise by reinventing itself through new products and strategies.
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1. What were LEGO's main expectations and learnings from the relationship with Flextronics?
2. What are the key challenges in maintaining a relationship like the one between LEGO and Flextronics?
3. How can LEGO handle the supply chain complexity to improve knowledge sharing, flexibility and coordination?
4. Discuss the key considerations when outsourcing or offshoring production.
LEGO Case study
On March 18, 2011, Jørgen Vig Knudstorp, CEO of the LEGO Group, strode out of the cafeteria at company headquarters in Billund, Denmark, and turned right into the packaging area. He had just witnessed a discussion between Bali Padda, Executive VP of Global Supply Chain, and Mads Nipper, Executive VP of Markets & Products, that had ended without clear decisions. Knudstorp wanted Padda and Nipper to know that he was available to help with the decisions if necessary.
Known among families worldwide for its iconic brick-based toys, the LEGO Group was privately held by the Kirk Kristiansen founding family and had been committed since its early days to developing the imaginations of children. A rocky decade had culminated in a near-death experience in 2004, but the Group had gotten back on track under Knudstorp’s leadership. Between 2004 and 2010, the Group’s revenue had grown by 165% in a stagnant global toy market, making it the world’s fourth largest traditional toy maker. By 2010, its return on invested capital soared above 160%. (See Exhibits 1 and 2 for selected financials and the company’s organization.)
Padda and Nipper had started their annual negotiations on how many new components product designers would have available for their new products. (A “component” was a LEGO® brick of a particular shape in a specific color or with a specific decoration.) Since the 2004 crisis, LEGO Group leaders had tightly controlled the component count; setting the next target was always difficult. Nipper felt that Padda’s target was not compatible with the new products that designers envisioned, especially a proposed line of buildable games. “With that target, we’d have to drop half of our projects, including the new games line. We need to add groundbreaking developments like games to sustain our growth. We can’t achieve that with this target.” But Padda had never been convinced by business-case arguments that tried to justify adjustments to production. In addition, the idea of complex buildable games raised a red flag in his mind; this was not about adding just another brick shape. A number of LEGO employees were convinced that the company should enter the games market with a new product line, but Padda and many others had their doubts.
The Toy Industry
As Knudstorp reflected on the component count and games decisions, he considered the evolution of the global toy market. The industry booked wholesale revenues of $83.3 billion in 2010. The retail market for toys grew at a steady pace of about 4% per year, but demand for spe ...
Answer this case study questions 1. What were LEGOs main expect.docx
Answer this case study questions
1. What were LEGO's main expectations and learnings from the relationship with Flextronics?
2. What are the key challenges in maintaining a relationship like the one between LEGO and Flextronics?
3. How can LEGO handle the supply chain complexity to improve knowledge sharing, flexibility and coordination?
4. Discuss the key considerations when outsourcing or offshoring production.
LEGO Case study
On March 18, 2011, Jørgen Vig Knudstorp, CEO of the LEGO Group, strode out of the cafeteria at company headquarters in Billund, Denmark, and turned right into the packaging area. He had just witnessed a discussion between Bali Padda, Executive VP of Global Supply Chain, and Mads Nipper, Executive VP of Markets & Products, that had ended without clear decisions. Knudstorp wanted Padda and Nipper to know that he was available to help with the decisions if necessary.
Known among families worldwide for its iconic brick-based toys, the LEGO Group was privately held by the Kirk Kristiansen founding family and had been committed since its early days to developing the imaginations of children. A rocky decade had culminated in a near-death experience in 2004, but the Group had gotten back on track under Knudstorp’s leadership. Between 2004 and 2010, the Group’s revenue had grown by 165% in a stagnant global toy market, making it the world’s fourth largest traditional toy maker. By 2010, its return on invested capital soared above 160%. (See Exhibits 1 and 2 for selected financials and the company’s organization.)
Padda and Nipper had started their annual negotiations on how many new components product designers would have available for their new products. (A “component” was a LEGO® brick of a particular shape in a specific color or with a specific decoration.) Since the 2004 crisis, LEGO Group leaders had tightly controlled the component count; setting the next target was always difficult. Nipper felt that Padda’s target was not compatible with the new products that designers envisioned, especially a proposed line of buildable games. “With that target, we’d have to drop half of our projects, including the new games line. We need to add groundbreaking developments like games to sustain our growth. We can’t achieve that with this target.” But Padda had never been convinced by business-case arguments that tried to justify adjustments to production. In addition, the idea of complex buildable games raised a red flag in his mind; this was not about adding just another brick shape. A number of LEGO employees were convinced that the company should enter the games market with a new product line, but Padda and many others had their doubts.
The Toy Industry
As Knudstorp reflected on the component count and games decisions, he considered the evolution of the global toy market. The industry booked wholesale revenues of $83.3 billion in 2010. The retail market for toys grew at a steady pace of about 4% per year, but demand for spe.
Lego
Lego is a line of plastic construction toys manufactured by The Lego Group. The toys consist of colorful interlocking plastic bricks that can be assembled in various ways to build objects, vehicles, buildings, and working robots. The Lego Group began in 1932 when a Danish carpenter started making wooden toys and expanded into plastic toys in 1947. Lego bricks from 1958 are still compatible with modern bricks, allowing for creative building across generations. The bricks are made through an injection molding process using strong ABS plastic and are designed to have nearly perfect interlocking connections while withstanding millions of possible combinations.
Invention
Ole Kirk Christiansen founded the Lego company in 1932 in Billund, Denmark. He began his business making wooden toys and stepladders but found the most success with wooden blocks. In 1934 he named the product "Lego", meaning "play well" in Danish. Lego pieces interlock through the use of studs and tubes that push against each other to hold bricks together securely. Christiansen aimed to create an affordable toy for all children to enjoy playtime, regardless of wealth.
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