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Introduction
ABOUT ZONG
Zong is the first International brand of China Mobile being commenced
in Pakistan. The company is often cited as China Mobile (Pakistan). It is
meant to empower and set free the people of Pakistan in every nook
and corner of the country. It will become a part of their hearts, their
minds and bring about a change in their lives that every one desired
but few thought would be possible. The core essence of ZONG is to
allow people to communicate at will. Without worrying about tariffs,
network coverage, capacity issues or congestion. ZONG will be
supported by ground breaking communications, trend setting customer
service and an unmatched product offering which will redefine rules of
the game and establish ZONG as a serious contender for the number
one spot. ZONG would offer its customers with entertaining &
innovative value added services and will empower them by giving a
wide variety of products, services & content to choose from. We areprivileged to be the pioneering country introducing this brand with
others to follow. And God willing, together we will also make ZONG a
success story for others to try and replicate.
relations standards.
.hina moble company in Pakistang the code 0304 with 0314 now introduced its new
brand in called ZONG. With an introductory slogan Say everything or Sub
Keh Do & started its advertising campaign at popular print & electronic media
outlets.
Paktel started its commercial operations in Pakistan in November 1990 as the
pioneer of cellular telephony with an AMPS network which was converted to TDMA
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(Digital) in 2003. Soon after GSM quickly gained popularity all over the world and
became the technology of choice leaving AMPS/TDMA far behind. Paktels principal
shareholder was Millicom Pakistan, which held 98.86% equity of Paktel. But however
on Feb 13th 2007 Millicom announced that it had completed the sale of its 88.86 per
cent shareholding in Paktel Limited to China Mobile Communications Corporation
which finalized Millicoms exit from Pakistan. Soon after, china mobile companybought all the assets of Paktel, the new management seems busy, to tie up
promotional strategies, with the intention to win the telecom market slowly &
silently. Well that is just a prediction I have made because in Pakistan Chinese
products mostly are famous due to their cheap prices. & more the 90% population in
Pakistan is price conscious due to their lower or medium income level, so lets see
weather ZONG is facilitating mobile users specially youngsters by providing lowest
calling, SMS, MMS as well as GPRS rates or not.
A Comprehensive Strategy-FormulationFramework
Important strategy-formulation techniques can be integrated into athree-stage decision-making framework, as shown below. The toolspresented in this framework are applicable to all sizes and types oforganizations and can help strategists identify, evaluate, and selectstrategies.
Stage-1 (Formulation Framework)
1. External factor evaluation2. Competitive matrix profile3. Internal factor evaluation
Stage-2 (Matching Stage)
1. TWOS Matrix (Threats-Opportunities-Weaknesses-Strengths)2. SPACE Matrix (Strategic Position and Action Evaluation)3. BCG Matrix (Boston Consulting Group)4. IE Matrix (Internal and external)5. GS Matrix (Grand Strategy)
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Stage-3 (Decision Stage)
1. QSPM (Quantitative Strategic Planning Matrix)
Threats-Opportunities-Weaknesses-Strengths (TOWS) Matrix
The Threats-Opportunities-Weaknesses-Strengths (TOWS) is alsonamed as SWOT analysis. A TWOS Analysis is a strategic planning tool
used to evaluate the Threats, Opportunities and Strengths,Weaknesses, involved in a project or in a business venture or in anyother situation requiring a decision. This is an important tool in order toformulate strategy. This Matrix is an important matching tool thathelps managers develops four types of strategies: SO Strategies(strength opportunities), WO Strategies (weakness- opportunities), STStrategies (strength-threats), and WT Strategies (weakness-threats).The most difficult part of TOWS matrix is to match internal andexternal factor. Once the objective has been identified, TOWS arediscovered and listed. TOWS are defined precisely as follows:Strengths are attributes of the organization that are helpful to the
achievement of the objective.Weaknesses are attributes of the organization that are harmful to theachievement of the objective.Opportunities are external conditions that are helpful to theachievement of the objective.Threats are external conditions that are harmful to the achievement
of the objective.
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Steps for developing strategies:
There are eight steps involved in constructing a TOWS Matrix:1. Rank external opportunities2. Rank external threats
3. Rank internal strength4. Rank internal weaknesses.5. Match internal strengths with external opportunities and mentionthe result in the SO Strategies cell.6. Match internal weaknesses with external opportunities and mentionthe result in the WO Strategies cell..7. Match internal strengths with external threats and mention theresult in the ST Strategies cell.8. Match internal weaknesses with external threats and mention the
result in the WT strategies cell.
StrengthsS
S1. CapitalS2. NetworkPortabilityS3. ResourcesS4. Location
S5. GovernmentDealingsS6. High Growth RateS7. Advertising
Weaknesses W
W1. CoverageW2. Bad Image OfPaktelW3. Low Market ShareW4. Weak MIS
W5. Old Staff
Opportunities O
O1. GlobalizationO2. MarketingO3. Acquiring
O4. Covering PakChina BorderO5. Covering NorthernAreasO6. New ProductO7. Penetration
SO-Strategies
S1,O1 ExpandS3,O7 PenetrationS1,O3 Acquisition
WO-Strategies
W3,O3 Acquisition
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Threats T
T1. Old Stable
Companies
T2. Attractive
Packages ByCompetitors
T3. Price War
T4. Government
Interference
ST-Strategies
S1,T3 Cost Leadership
S3,T2 Penetration
WT-Strategies
W3,T2 Downsizing
STRATEGIES FROM TOWS MATRIX
SO-Strategies
Matching the strength 1 and opportunity 4 Zong can expand theirbusiness.
From S1 and O7 they can use the strategy of penetration.
From S1 and O3 they can use the strategy of acquisition.
ST-Strategies
Matching the strength 1 and threat3 Zong can use the strategy of costleadership.
Matching the strength 3 and threat 2 Zong can use the strategy ofpenetration.
WO-Strategies
Matching the weakness 3 and opportunity 3 Zong can use the strategyof acquisition.
WT-Strategies
Matching the weakness 3 and threat 2 Zong can use the strategy ofdownsizing.
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The Strategic Position and ActionEvaluation (SPACE) Matrix
The Strategic Position and Action Evaluation (SPACE) Matrix is anotherimportant Stage 2 matching tool of formulation framework. It explainsthat what is our strategic position and what possible action can betaken. It is not closed matrix. It is prepared on graph. It is closedmatrix. This follow counter clock wise direction. It contains four-quadrant named aggressive, conservative, defensive, or competitivestrategies. The axes of the SPACE Matrix represent two internaldimensions financial strength [FS] and competitive advantage [CA])and two external dimensions (environmental stability [ES] and industrystrength [IS]). These four factors are the most important determinants of an
organization's overall strategic position.
Industry Strength (IS)
1. Deregulation increase completion in telecom industry
3.0
2. Financial stability 5.0
3. Resources utilization
4.0
4. Profit potential 4.0
References www.zong.com. www.google.com www.pta.com.pk
Rana ArmughanZong Garden Town Ali Block Lahore
Rao Farhan Ali Khan
Zong Kchehri Chowk Multan
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