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Frameworks in Depth: Mba Consulting Club September 7, 2011

This document provides an overview of various strategic frameworks that can be used to analyze business case scenarios. It discusses frameworks for assessing companies, customers, competition, products, pricing, placement, and promotion. Other frameworks covered include Porter's 5 Forces, the BCG matrix, the 7 S's, and using the value chain to analyze internal and external factors for market entry. The document provides examples of how to use these frameworks to evaluate scenarios involving market entry decisions, acquisitions, addressing flat profits, and more. Attendees are encouraged to think about what type of case they are working on and what questions need answering to determine the best frameworks for exploration and explanation.

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Frameworks in Depth: Mba Consulting Club September 7, 2011

This document provides an overview of various strategic frameworks that can be used to analyze business case scenarios. It discusses frameworks for assessing companies, customers, competition, products, pricing, placement, and promotion. Other frameworks covered include Porter's 5 Forces, the BCG matrix, the 7 S's, and using the value chain to analyze internal and external factors for market entry. The document provides examples of how to use these frameworks to evaluate scenarios involving market entry decisions, acquisitions, addressing flat profits, and more. Attendees are encouraged to think about what type of case they are working on and what questions need answering to determine the best frameworks for exploration and explanation.

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FRAMEWORKS IN DEPTH

MBA CONSULTING CLUB SEPTEMBER 7, 2011

AGENDA
Deloitte Feedback Frameworks Overview Practice Scenarios Next Steps

DELOITTE WHATD YOU THINK?

FRAMEWORKS OVERVIEW
General Frameworks
3 Cs 4 Ps 5 Forces 7 Ss BCG Matrix Value Chain External/Internal

12 Case Scenarios
8 Strategy 4 Operations

Ask yourself,
What kind of case am I working on? What are the case questions I need to answer? What key information do I need in order to answer these questions? Then, What frameworks could I use to best explore and explain the case?

Waterfall Roll Up
Costs

Market entry Volume and growth

Cost Cut
Harvest

Reap profits from cash cow

3 CS
Company
How big? ($2.8 Billion helicopter manufacturer) Public or Private? Products or services? Markets? Who are biggest competitors? Market share? How has market changed? Differentiation? Strategic advantage? Who? What do they want? Needs fulfilled? Increase base? New customers? Losing customers? Why, who? (High volume callers, vs low volume)

Competition

Customer

4 PS
Product
What are they? Companys niche?

Price
Compared to competition? How determined? Priced correctly? Volume effects? Price-based costing vs. Cost-based pricing Supply Chain? Channels? Competition in areas we are not? Prime locations? Political barriers?

Place

Promotion
How to market? Which market? Advertising?

PORTERS 5 FORCES

BCG MATRIX
Margins and cash generated are a function of market share. Growth requires cash input to finance assets. High market share must be earned or bought.

7 SS
Goal is to help managers analyze their organizations and effectiveness. These are what make and organization successful.

VALUE CHAIN
A value chain is a chain of activities for a firm operating in a specific industry. The business unit is the appropriate level for construction of a value chain, not the divisional level or corporate level.

EXTERNAL VS. INTERNAL FACTORS (MARKET ENTRY)


External
Market size, growth rate, stage, technology Customers - segmentation Industry barriers, suppliers, substitutions Competitors players and share, SWOT, niche? Risk market, technology, regulation, foreign (ex rates)

Internal

Strategy fit, core competencies Operations


Marketing and Sales Operations and Logistics Finance and Control Organization and culture R&D

SOME PRACTICE SCENARIOS

DO WE ENTER A NEW MARKET?


Major Players and Market share

Current Market

Product Differentiation

Size Barriers to Entry Growth Rate Customer Segmentation

Entering

If yes, How?
No

Start from scratch Acquisition Joint Venture

Cost Benefit Analysis of each

OUR CLIENT IS THINKING OF ACQUIRING A DIVERSIFIED COMPANY WITH HOLDINGS IN 3 DIFFERENT INDUSTRIES ONE IS ENTERTAINMENT. OUR CLIENT KNOWS NOTHING ABOUT ENTERTAINMENT. WHAT DO WE ANALYZE?
Life Cycle Performance Drivers Clients Position Major Players Industry Changes Profitability, Margins How Many? Product Availability Activity, Changes? Players entering or leaving? Mergers and Acquisitions Barriers to entry / exit Substitutes?

Current Market

Industry Analysis

Suppliers

Future

OUR CLIENT MANUFACTURES HIGH-END ATHLETIC FOOTWEAR. SALES ARE UP BUT PROFITS ARE FLAT. WHAT DO WE NEED TO LOOK AT?
Examine External / Internal Factors

Analyze Revenues

Revenue streams? % of total revenue per stream? Balance in %? Changes? Why? ID major costs Major shift in costs? Anything seem out of line? Benchmark against competitors

Analyze Costs

Volume

Expand into new areas Increase sales force Increase marketing Reduce prices Improve customer service

NEXT STEPS

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