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Its a case study analysis of RIL(Blackberry).Analysis was carried out by authors which fetched prizes in esteemed competitions.
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PRIZE WINNING CASE STUDY ANALYSIS
CHERISHINGBLACKBERRY
Dr.Dinesh ShendeMr.Swapnil Jadhav
EXECUTIVE SUMMARYBLACKBERRY: A STORY OF PEOPLE WHO DREAMT AND LEARNT
Lazaridis, a dropped out of Waterloo university in 1984 along with a management consultant Balsillie gave a way to their dream of becoming a billionnaire by incorporating Research in Motion (RIM) in 1992.
RIM went public with listing on Toronto Stock exchange in 1997 and raised $ 115 Mn. from investors.
In 1999, introduced its first ever black berry brand E-Mail device
Currently the most popular brand in in US Smart phone market
Every 3rd smart phone bought in US is Blackberry.
Strong new entrants like Dell, Acer, Motorola , etc are trying to shake the position of existing players like RIM, Apple, Nokia, Panasonic Etc.
Market now is consumer centric asking for vivid applications day in & day out.
RIM faces the challenge of sustaining its leadership in smart phone Business.
ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS
STRENGTH• pioneer in smart phones• 41 % market share (Q1 2009)•Strong customer base in US (3/5) and presence all over the world•Strong brand Equity •High skilled employees growing from 8000 to 12000
OPPORTUNITY• Entry into Price sensitive markets • Geographical expansion by mergers and acquisitions•To enter Tablet market where all other smart phone players are present
WEAKNESS• less Applications compare to Apple
•
THREATS• cut throat competition• rapid change in technology•Most dynamic consumer behavior•Extreme volatile market
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DRIVERS OF THE INDUSTRY
Technology New Applications Added features After sale service Market research for tracking constantly
changing needs. Long term relationship with suppliers
MOBILE HANDSET INDUSTRY 2009
87
13
share
basic Phonessmart Phones
MOBILE HANDSET INDUSTRY 2013
80
20
share
basic Phonessmart Phones
ANALYSIS OF SMART PHONES INDUSTRY
41%
20%
28%
11%
Market share
RIMAppleNokiaPanasonic
HAPPENINGS…
Nokia loosing ground Apple the biggest gainer Users preferring Google’s ‘Android’
operating system which received comparatively good reviews from techies
Nokia in tie up with Microsoft for operating systems
Threat of Entry
high• Extremely attractive market • Saturation in Basic handset and PC Industry •
Buyers
High• low switching cost • high demand for technological
improvement• Differentiation is very high
Suppliers
High bargaining power of suppliers:
• High demand for applications soft wares• High Demand of Micro Processor and
operating system
Rivalry
Very High• Rivalry is very high owing
to very attractive market • Present Competition is
quality –based and not price based
• Company’s are trying to cater to constant changing needs of users.
SubstitutesHigh• competition is stiff among substitutes . Like,Tablets, Palmtops, laptops, etc.• cost effectiveness and user friendly apps are
the keys for substitutes.
PORTER’S FIVE FORCES
Smart Phone Industry
FINANCIAL STRENGTH
3 years average EPS growth of 84% Revenue Growth of 77 % Market capitalisation increased 125%(from $ 96mn to $42 Bn) 56% market share in US of $12Bn market 41% market share in worldwide No. 1 fortune 500 list in 2009 as a fastest
growing co.
PROBLEM IDENTIFICATION
Reducing market share (49% in 2006 to 41% in 2009 Q1)
Comparatively less Applications leading to switching by customers
Apple Apps – appr. 65,000 RIM – appr. 2000
STRATEGIC ALTERNATIVES
Concentric diversification in Tablets ( Tabs )
Awarding software Entry into cost sensitive, less tech
savvy to create entry threat to apple Target different segments differently
STRATEGIC SUGGESTIONS
Short term
Medium Term
Long Term
• Increase application base by starting with new portal-Let developers post their applications-Let ideas Flow-- give adequate remuneration and recognition even to new developers
• Penetrate the markets which are more price sensitive and less tech savvy.-Can replicate Wal-Mart T – Mobile contact model worldwide
• Exclusive strategic alliance with “facebook” which is third largest population in the world.
• Mergers and acquisition to consolidate extreme competitive market.
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QUESTION & ANSWERS