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Playing to Win : Stategies.
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Playing to Win: How Strategy Really Works
Featuring Roger Martin, Director of the Martin Prosperity Institute at the Rotman School of Management and co-author of Playing to Win: How Strategy Really Works and the Playing to Win Strategy Toolkit.
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Roger Martin, Director of the Martin Prosperity Institute at the Rotman School of Management and co-author of Playing to Win: How Strategy Really Works and the Playing to Win Strategy Toolkit.
Playing to Win: How Strategy Really Works
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The Playing to Win Strategy Toolkit
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EverythingYouNeedforaWinningStrategy
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How Strategy Really WorksHarvard Business Review Webinar
Roger L. MartinNovember 25, 2014
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Overview of Playing to Win
#1 Strategy is about making choices.
#2 Strategy is about increasing our odds of success, not guaranteeing it.
#3 Strategy making combines rigor and creativity.
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#1Strategy Is About Making ChoicesTo win, a company must choose to do some things and not others.
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#2Strategy Is About Increasing the Odds of Success
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There is no such thing as a PERFECT strategy.
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#3Successful Strategy Making Combines Rigor and Creativity
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Strategy should be creative and scientificit involves generating and testing hypotheses.
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Strategy Choice MakingProblemProblem
Possibility 1Possibility 1 Possibility 2Possibility 2 Possibility 3Possibility 3
Specify ConditionsSpecify Conditions
TestTest
ChooseChoose
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Strategy Is the Answer to Five Questions
How willwe win?How willwe win?
What management systems do we need?
What management systems do we need?
What is our winning aspiration?
What is our winning aspiration?
What capabilities must we have?
What capabilities must we have?
Where will we play?Where will we play?
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The Strategy Cascade
How willwe win?How willwe win?
What management systems do we need?
What management systems do we need?
What is our winning aspiration?
What is our winning aspiration?
What capabilities must we have?
What capabilities must we have?
Where will we play?Where will we play?
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What does it mean to win in our business?
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What Is Our Winning Aspiration?
A winning aspiration is a future-oriented statement about the guiding purpose of the organization: What does our organization exist to do? What does winning mean for us?
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Playing to Win versus Playing to Play
Starts with people rather than moneywhat does it mean to win with our customers?
Has a competitive dimensionwho are we winning against?
Doesnt have a winning element but focuses on simply serving a customer segment
Is focused on an internal metric, such as Well sell 25% more than we did last year
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PLAYING TO WINPLAYING TO WIN PLAYING TO PLAYPLAYING TO PLAY
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The Strategy Cascade
How willwe win?How willwe win?
What management systems do we need?
What management systems do we need?
What is our winning aspiration?
What is our winning aspiration?
What capabilities must we have?
What capabilities must we have?
Where will we play?Where will we play?
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Where do we compete?
Which customer segments, channels, product categories, and geographies do we serve?
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Where Will We Play?
This choice defines the playing field on which we choose to compete: Customer segment
Distribution channel
Product or service
Geography
Stage of production
It is also about where NOT to play.
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The Strategy Cascade
How willwe win?How willwe win?
What management systems do we need?
What management systems do we need?
What is our winning aspiration?
What is our winning aspiration?
What capabilities must we have?
What capabilities must we have?
Where will we play?Where will we play?
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What is our competitive advantage?
Do we compete on low cost or differentiation?
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How Will We Win?
This choice is about how we will win on the playing field weve chosen. What is our competitive advantage?
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The Two Fundamental Ways to Win
Seek systemic understanding of cost drivers
Relentlessly drive costs down
Sacrifice nonconforming customers
Offer standard product or service
Strive for deep understanding of customers needs
Offer products that customers adore
Guard customers jealously
LOW COSTLOW COST DIFFERENTIATIONDIFFERENTIATIONSustainable Competitive Advantage
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The Strategy Cascade
How willwe win?How willwe win?
What management systems do we need?
What management systems do we need?
What is our winning aspiration?
What is our winning aspiration?
What capabilities must we have?
What capabilities must we have?
Where will we play?Where will we play?
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What specific capabilities support our competitive advantage?
What do we need to be really great at doing?
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Which Capabilities Must We Have?
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Capabilities are the activities that enable our organization to bring the where-to-play and how-to-win choices to life.
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The Strategy Cascade
How willwe win?How willwe win?
What management systems do we need?
What management systems do we need?
What is our winning aspiration?
What is our winning aspiration?
What capabilities must we have?
What capabilities must we have?
Where will we play?Where will we play?
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What systems support our capabilities?
How do we measure the success of our strategy?
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What Management Systems Do We Need?
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Management systems are the processes, structures, and rules that build our capabilities and that reinforce and measure our organizations strategic choices.
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The Strategy Cascade
How willwe win?How willwe win?
What management systems do we need?
What management systems do we need?
What is our winning aspiration?
What is our winning aspiration?
What capabilities must we have?
What capabilities must we have?
Where will we play?Where will we play?
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EXAMPLE FROM P&G
Oil of Olay
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OIL OF OLAY
Old Strategy: Playing to Play
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Customers: Women ages 50 and older Channel: Sold through discount retailers, grocery, and drugstores Product: Low-price skin-care products (cleanser, moisturizer, etc.) Geography: Different brands and products by country/region
Leverage scale behind an array of products, widely available Classic brand positioning
To play in the global skin-care category To turn from a shrinking position to a growing one, improving from
$750 million in sales
Product-based innovation (development of line extensions)
Strong retail relationships
Measures of market share, in-store presence, in-stock positions
Product R&D systems
What is our winning aspiration?
What is our winning aspiration?
Where will we play?Where will we play?
How will we win?How will we win?
What capabilities must we have?
What capabilities must we have?
What management systems do we need?
What management systems do we need?
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OIL OF OLAY
New Strategy: Playing to Win
Customers: Target younger women just noticing the first signs of aging Channel: Sell through mass channels (best customers) Product: New products and formulations that fight multiple signs of aging Geography: Consistent global brand
Move upmarket in product, price, and promotion Establish masstige channel presence
Win convincingly in skin-care segment Build a pillar for the beauty-care business
Innovation (in product, distribution, packaging) Consumer understanding Go-to-market approaches Partnering
Partnering systems Channel and consumer metrics
What is our winning aspiration?
What is our winning aspiration?
Where will we play?Where will we play?
How will we win?How will we win?
What capabilities must we have?
What capabilities must we have?
What management systems do we need?
What management systems do we need?
Questions?
OCTOBER 17, 2012
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