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Stephanie Bedard Zoraya Ghanem-Zo Filipe Alves Lazaros Rinakis Henry Sichel

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My group\'s final analysis about Dandy case study. After an introduction of competitive advantage paradigm, we drew up a SWOT analysis, identifying tailored strategies for every cluster of products

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Stephanie Bedard

Zoraya Ghanem-Zo

Filipe Alves

Lazaros Rinakis

Henry Sichel

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Capabilities

Resources

Competitive

strategy

Competitive

advantage Consumer

responses Financial

outcomes

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Experiencial Partners and distributorships (eg. Pharmaceuticals industry

and Fertin)

Physical

Strong presence in Western Europe (4 subsidiaries)

Global network of suppliers, subsidiaries, agents, licensees

Financial

Increasing net capital (past 5 years)

Experiencial

Phisical

Financial

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Relationship building

Partners and distributorships

Contacts in the market

○ Boomer example

Product development

Strong R&D

Advanced technology

Coating of dragées

Product development

Relationship building

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International

Western Europe

Improving production efficiency

Marketing differentiation, acting

on the Product

Marketing differentiation

Cost advantage

• Cost of raw materials;

• Production costs per unit

Product differentiation

• Quality;

• Taste;

• Brand identification

• Quality;

• Brand identification

Product differentiation

(Work in progress)

International

Western Europe

Fertin

Cost advantage

Product differentiation

Product differentiation (work in progress)

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Capabilities

Resources

Competitive

strategy

Competitive

advantage Consumer

responses Financial

outcomes

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Industry Globalization

Potential

Market Drivers

Cost Drivers Government

Drivers

Competitive Drivers

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1999 World Market Competitors (Dandy, November 2001)

Wrigley

Warner-Lambert (Adams)

Lotte

Naisco

DANDY

Kraft Jacobs Suchard

Perfetti

JOYCO

CSM Leaf

Cadbury (Hollywood)

Others

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• High skills requirement • Capital intensive

• Low skills • Labor intensive

Labor

Geographic concentration / clustering Geographic dispersion

• New, changing rapidly (biotech) • Experiential, learning by doing, “tacit” • Systemic; broad, inter-disciplinary • Inter-organizational (supplier networks)

• Mature • Codified, articulable • Discrete; parsable; narrow • Internal to the firm

Knowledge

• High transport costs per value added • Tight inter-org sequencing, delivery (JIT)

• Low transport costs per VA • Few or only loose linkages

Logistics

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Development Sales Service Manufacturing Research

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Market

growth

Relative

market share

High

High

Low

Low

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Market

growth

Relative

market share

High

High

Low

Low

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Market

growth

Relative

market share

High

High

Low

Low

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CEO

Finance

Sales & Marketing

Dandy Brands

R&D

W. Europe

C. & E. Europe

International

Fertin R&D Production

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Proposed Organizational Structure

Managing director

Personnel

Sales & Marketing

Dandy brands

Dandy international

Dandy confectionery

Fertin

Production

Finance

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„when you cannot beat them, join them“

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International

To act on the 4 P’s:

• Revitalization;

• Promotion

Marketing differentiation:

• Promotion;

• Product

• Taste

• Quality;

• Taste;

• Brand identification

• Quality

• ?

Domestic markets

Niche markets

Eastern Europe - Russia

Product differentiation

Product differentiation

Product differentiation

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Markets Objective Nature To engage:

«Domestic» To defend the

market share Reaction Subsidiaries

«Niche» To protect the

niche Action Main players

Eastern Europe To invade Proaction Distributors

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Capabilities

Resources

Competitive

strategy

Competitive

advantage Consumer

responses Financial

outcomes

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Market

growth

Relative

market share

High

High

Low

Low

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Thank you!

Gracias!

ευχαριστώ!

Obrigado!

Grazie!

… and, as we are in Austria…

Danke!