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INTERNET COMPETITIVENESS Rethinking Strategy
TV News, Newspapers, Taxis, Bookstores, ?
IT WAS AT THIS POINT THAT WE KNEW WE OWNED THE
MARKET AND WERE SAFE
THE WAY BUSINESS THINKS
IS CHANGING MASS PRODUCTION
Engineering Model
Make it Sell it (Engineering Demand Model)
Early Information Importance & 4Ps
LEAN JAPANESE MODEL
Just In Time (JIT), TQM, 6 SIGMA,
Make it with – Marketing/ Consumer Research/
Modify
Then Came 70s
Today’s Competition
INTERNET/ INFORMATION AGE
Create Value Information – Innovation
Consumer Driven – Change
INFORMATION ITSELF IS NOT A VALUE
WHAT MY
ABOUT
METRICS?
WHAT ARE THEY
THINKING?
PRODUCTS
FNDING YOU
6
ROLE OF INFORMATION: RECOGNIZE
ADVANTAGES TRANSITORY FIND NEW ONES
HISTORY OR RUBBER
Manaus 1890-1920
•MORANO GLASS
PLANS FOR THE FACTORIES
OF LOWEL STOLEN FROM
ENGLAND
Old Marketing 4 Ps Mix Internet EnabledMix
Price Heavy influence of firm in relation to
competitive positioning.
Price segments in order to achieve the highest
price from different consumer groups through
targeted discounting.
Significantly influenced by consumer.
Internet searches for price and information flow by
social networks, and reduce company's ability to
regulate price.
INFO SEARCH PRICING
Freeloader Research – Information
Place Marketplace focus with company sites. Some
freedom from place through mail orders and
mailing of brochures.
Internet frees companies from location—
location becomes web address.
globally available.
AMAZON HAS EVERYTHING
Promotion Standard avenues of advertising, using mixture
of TV, print, radio, etc. Idea is to "intercept"
people and get them to shift away from current
activity toward seller's promotion (read the ad,
see the billboard, interrupt the TV show).
COMPANY DRIVEN intercept and message
BrAND – IMAGE Company Controlled
Search Engine Optimization a central means of
reaching consumers. Uses data mining techniques
to focus resources toward specific high-potential
consumer groups. Digital campaigns non-intrusive
to the consumer. ENGAGE, SHARE
TELLLING NOT SELLING
CONSUMER DRIVEN
TARGET : FACEBOOK & GOOGLE
DEMOGRAPHIC – DATAMINIG
Product All products and services available but often in
predetermined supply due to inventory issues. Relies
on location for distribution.
THROUGH PROMOTION YOU FIND
PRODUCTS/SERVICES PUSHED AT YOU
Digital services and products available for immediate
download and use. Physical products available through mail
distribution. long tail ability
PRODUCTS FIND YOU -DATA MINING/ SOCIAL NETS
gps
NYTimes best seller – not
published 7th J.K. Rowling's
Harry Potter book Amazon's
most pre-ordered product 1.6
million copies globally
Looking @ Old Marketing 4 Ps Mix Internet EnabledMix
Price
Place
Promotion
Product
Looking @ Old Marketing 4 Ps Mix
OUTBOUND MARKETING
Internet Enabled Mix
INBOUND MARKETING
Price Heavy influence of firm in
relation to competitive
positioning.
Price segments in order to
achieve the highest price
from different consumer
groups through targeted
discounting.
Significantly influenced by
consumer. Internet searches
for price and information
flow by social networks, and
reduce company's ability to
regulate price quickly Dell.
INFO SEARCH PRICING
Freeloader Information
Place SHIFT FRM
MARKETPLACE
focus with company sites.
Some freedom from place
through mail orders and
catalogs
TO MARKETSPACE
Internet frees companies
from location—location is
web address. Makes all
products/services globally
available to al people
(amazon mission statement)
Promotion
Product
Looking @ Old Marketing 4 Ps Mix Internet EnabledMix
Price Heavy influence of firm in relation to
competitive positioning.
Price segments in order to achieve the
highest price from different consumer
groups through targeted discounting.
Significantly influenced by consumer.
Internet searches for price and information
flow by social networks, and reduce
company's ability to regulate price.
INFO SEARCH PRICING
Freeloader Information
Place SHIFT FRM MARKETPLACE
focus with company sites. Some freedom
from place through mail orders and
catalogs
TO MARKETSPACE
Internet frees companies from location—
location is web address. Makes all
products/services globally available to al
people (amazon mission statement)
Promotion FIRM DRIVEN OUTBOUND
intercept and message
Standard avenues of advertising,
using mixture of TV, print, radio, etc.
Idea is to "intercept" people
BRAND – IMAGE Company
Controlled
HARD TO MEASURE
CONSUMER DRIVEN INBOUND
MARKETING
Search Engine Optimization a
central means of reaching
consumers. Digital campaigns non-
intrusive to the consumer.
FACEBOOK,GOOGLE.
BRAND – IMAGE Consumer
Involvement
DATA MINE TARGETED
MEASUREABLE
Product
Looking @ Old Marketing 4 Ps Mix Internet EnabledMix
Price Heavy influence of firm in relation to competitive
positioning.
Price segments in order to achieve the highest price
from different consumer groups through targeted
discounting.
Significantly influenced by consumer. Internet searches
for price and information flow by social networks, and
reduce company's ability to regulate price.
INFO SEARCH PRICING
Freeloader Information
Place SHIFT FRM MARKETPLACE
focus with company sites. Some freedom from place
through mail orders and catalogs
TO MARKETSPACE
Internet frees companies from location—location is web
address. Makes all products/services globally available to
al people (amazon mission statement)
Promotion FIRM DRIVEN OUTBOUND
intercept and message
Standard avenues of advertising, using mixture of TV,
print, radio, etc. Idea is to "intercept" people
BRAND – IMAGE Company Controlled
HARD TO MEASURE
CONSUMER DRIVEN INBOUND MARKETING
Search Engine Optimization a central means of reaching
consumers. Digital campaigns non-intrusive to the consumer.
FACEBOOK,GOOGLE.
BRAND – IMAGE Consumer Involvement
DATA MINE TARGETED MEASUREABLE
Product products and services
available but often in
predetermined supply due to
inventory issues.
Relies on location for
distribution.
Consumers find goods
THROUGH PROMOTION YOU
FIND PRODUCTS/SERVICES
Digital services and products
available for immediate
download and use. Physical
products available through mail
distribution.
Goods find consumers
long tail ability
With Internet Small is Possible
PRODUCTS FOR EVERYONE 80 20 RULE OF CONSUMER’S OUT THE WINDOW
INFORMATION BASED
98%
55k Movies
95%
COMPETITION
PROFITS
Intentional Acts: How Shoppers Find Vendors Online
37% use search engines
33% go directly to site
17% use comparison shopping sites
15% use product rating sites
Online shoppers highly intentional, looking for specific products, companies, services
New York Times, Oct 5, 2013 p 4
CUSTOMERS RULE – RETAIL
STRATEGY OF CUSTOMER SERVICE FIRST
•WEB The first United Breaks Guitars video cost $150 viewed on YouTube 10 million over 100 million people learned Dave’s story Estimated that the first UBG video cost United Airlines over $180 million.
Technology, friend or foe?
11,000 SELLERS
3,500 FLOWER TYPES
5,000 BUYERS
120 AUCTION GROUPS
THE DUTCH FLOWER
GROWERS (DFA)
TELE-FLOWER AUCTION
(TFA)
1097 Pope Urban II
outlawed crossbow
Missed the
first Bus with
Amazon
Then came
NOOK
Will they like
Border’s fade
away?
Barnes and Noble strategy shift"
Active URL
http://my.brainshark.com/Barnes-Noble-
Strategy-Shift-Case-Group1TeamD-
737801109
Team Members (Group 1 Team D)
21
FRONTAL
CO
MP
ET
ITIO
N
FLANKING
BYPASS
FLANKING
ENCIRCLEMENT
GUERRILLA
Karl von Clausewitz
1780 –1831
22
FRONTAL
CO
MP
ET
ITIO
N
Frontal Assault
Attacker must have superior
resources and willingness to
persevere OR Find an
undefended Market
22
CO
MP
ET
ITIO
N
60S JAPANESE
CARS, COPIERS
MOTORCYCLES
INFORMATON SENSITIVE WINNING BY
FLANKING
CO
MP
ET
ITIO
N
TECHNOLOGY SENSITIVE
RESEARCH & CONSUMER INTENSIVE
BYPASS
25
CO
MP
ET
ITIO
N
ENCIRCLEMENT
Encirclement Greater variety and/or serves more markets
E- SHELFSPACE
25
Shop-Click-Drive, Offer to GM’s 4,300 Dealer Network
Let new-car buyers use Web to lock in the price of a new car, get an estimate of the
trade-in value of their old car, apply for financing and even arrange a test drive or
delivery of their new vehicle. PROBLEM to GM: State Franchise Laws for Cars
Debbie Mahaffy bought her Camaro online,
helped by email. Sunday, October 6, 2013
NEVER HAS ENVIRONMENT
BEEN MORE RECEPTIVE TO
NEW IDEAS
& MORE HOSTILE TO
EXISTING FIRMS and
NATIONS
COMPANIES MORE
LIKELY TO BE
AMBITION
CONSTRAINED
THAN RESOURCE
CONSTRAINED
Big chains invested sophisticated Web-
systems customers order & pay deliveries
quickly without calling.
Giving new edge in the battle for an ever-
bigger advantage over smaller chains and
independent pizza shops that lack the
capital or technological know-how to
compete on the Web. (WSJ Jargon 2/7/14 1)
Big pizza captured 52% of orders last
year independent restaurants fell to
19%
Rizzo's Pizza in New York.
JOHNSON’S WHERE GOOD IDEAS COME FROM - THE NATURAL HISTORY OF INNOVATION
NETWORK - IDEAS MOST COME FROM INTERACTION
Natalia Rodriguez, co-founder of Jiva Cubes Jiva Cubes
Kickstarter and Crowdhoster
Crowdfunding
31
The problem- not really so much
how to get new, innovative thoughts into your mind,
BUT how to get old ones out
“It is generally much easier to kill an
organization than change it substantially.”
-Kevin Kelly, Out of Control