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PHILIPS HEALTHCARE

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PHILIPS HEALTHCARE

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Value Chain Model

HighHigh foreign investment with

extensive coordination of activities

Purest Global Strategy

PHILIPS HEALTHCARE

Country Centered Strategy

Export based strategy with decentralise marketing

Geo. Dispersed Geo. Concentrated

Coordination of Activities

Low

Configuration of Activities

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Logistics

All the inbound and outbound logistics are outsourced to UPS.

On-site warehousing

Direct supply from manufacturing units.

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Overview of Manufacturing

Manufacturing Plants

Strategic Acquisitions

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Transnational Production Systems

Product-specialization in a Regional Market

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Marketing Mix - Product

Diagnostic - ECG

Advanced Molecular Imaging X - Ray Patient Monitoring

Mother & Child CareUltrasound

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Marketing Mix - Price

Standardized pricing

B2B Strategy

Competition influences Price

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Marketing Mix - Place

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Marketing Mix - Promotion

Traditional

Medical Congresses

Conferences

Exhibitions of non-profit organisations for better health such as HIMSS

Digital

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LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT

“I want to enable our managers, local market teams and business units to take charge and to do what is best for Philips. A timely decision may be right or wrong; a decision that comes too late is always wrong. By allowing our market teams to resource to win, we can continue making successful investments. Innovation will remain a cornerstone of our strategy. Investing in innovation is part of investing in growth. But we must base our bets on a very profound understanding of local markets and customers.”

-Frans van Houten, President and CEO Royal Philips

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McKinsey 7-S Framework

Shared Values

Structure

Style

Strategy

Skills

Staffs

System

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Organisational Structure –Executive Committee

CEOFrans van Houten

Chief Strategy & Innovation OfficerJim Andrew

Chief Legal OfficerMarnix van Ginneken

Chief Human Resource OfficerDenise Haylor

Chief Market LeaderRonald de Jong

Chief Executive Officer Greater ChinaPatrick Kung

Chief Executive Officer Philips Consumer LifestylePieter Nota

Chief Executive Officer Philips LightingEric Rondolat

Chief Financial OfficerRon Wirahadiraksa

Chief Executive Officer Asean & PacificDamien Cummings

Chief Domestic AppliancesAndrea Ragneti

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Human Resource

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2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Employee Engagement Index

Employee engagement is the key to Philips competitive advantage

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Human Resource - Training

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Human Resource –Global Talent Acquisition Strategy

• Philips employee referral

• Internal Hire

• Proactively source by recruiter

• Digital career channel

• Philips careers website

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Human Resource –Philips University• For Managers

• They implement one Central Management System to raise the quality of standardisation and simplification for managers of all levels.

• For Leaders

• In Leadership, academy delivers a simplified and comprehensive system of leadership initiatives to create a long term leadership pipeline at all levels and cross all parts.

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Technology - Innovation

1st biphasic AED

1st US airline save

1st AED for children and infants

1st AED designed specifically for home

1st and only over the counter AED

1st AED to implement a ‘Quick Shock’ algorithm. Our AEDs are typically able to deliver a shock in less than 8 seconds after CPR.

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R&Ds Around The World

Research Centres

Aachen, Germany

Molecular Imaging Systems

Personal Health Solutions

X-Ray Imaging Systems

Hamburg, Germany

Diagnostic imaging systems

Image-guided intervention and

therapy

Medical image processing

Eindhoven, Netherlands

Diagnostic imaging

Patient care

Home healthcare

Shanghai, China

Chronic disease management

Imaging system solutions

Home healthcare for the Chinese market

Bangalore, India

Cardiology

Perinatal care

Women’s health

Cambridge, UK

Home healthcare for the UK market

Briarcliff, NY, USA

Controls, Communication, &

Healthcare Informatics

Clinical Informatics, Interventional, &

Translational Solutions

Ultrasound, Photonics, and Bioinformatics

Focus on research imaging product (i.e. X-ray)

Focus on research home healthcare products (i.e. sleep therapy systems) and early detection of disease (i.e. cardiology)

Focus on research clinical sites, provide clinical decision support and medical ultrasound

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Financial Management

3rd Party Payments

3rd Party Receivables

Inter-company transfers

Liquidity Management

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Procurement

Perform and Transfer

Competitive networks or supplier ‘Ecosystems’

Policies and Procedures

Supplier Sustainability & Environment

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