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Page 1: Strategic Analysis Boeing

Boeing

PGDM BGroup # 13

Page 2: Strategic Analysis Boeing

Five Forces

Threat of New Entrants• High Capital Investment• Technology• Lead Time• Government Barriers• Availability of large market• Economies of scale and scope

Page 3: Strategic Analysis Boeing

Five Forces

Threat of Substitutes• High Speed Bullet Trains• LeasingBargaining Power of Suppliers• Less number of buyers• Global Outsourcing• Technological Expertise

Page 4: Strategic Analysis Boeing

Five Forces

Bargaining Power of Buyers• Switching Costs• Low Cost AirlinesCompetitive Rivalry• Duopoly

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Strategic Groups

Boeing & Airbus

Bombardier , Embraer,

Mitsubishi, China

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External Analysis

• Duopoly • Airbus – Heavily subsidized• Boeing’s aid from government – Federal R&D

contracts from Pentagon and NASA• Tax breaks• Strict US Laws - FCPA

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Internal Analysis

• Much diversified portfolio built around the competency of aviation designing

• Commercial & Military Aircrafts, Missiles, Satellites, Wind Turbines etc

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SWOT ANALYSIS

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Value Chain Analysis

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• Boeing Capital Corporation• Lean manufacturing• Advancing Aviation Performance Programme,

MyBoeingFleet Web portal

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Tetra threat Framework

Response to Imitation• Most credible threat – China• Years of experience in military aircraft• Government support – Capital, Assured

market• Integrated player• Large domestic market• Technology Transfers• Response - IPR, Brands, Lead Time

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Response to Substitution• Boeing Available Aircraft

Response to Holdup• Outsourcing Strategy• Dream liner – 70% of the components outsourced• Offset Agreements• Best in breed technology at low cost• Core-competency being diluted?• Delays, cost overruns, complex supply chain • Loss of jobs in America, opposition from engineers

Page 13: Strategic Analysis Boeing

Threat of Slack• Ethical Issues• Labor Unions - Transferred production from

Washington State to South Carolina(Right to Work State), Presidential election topic

• Culture Clashes after mergers – McDouglas defence company, lost focus on commercial sector

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Core competencies

• Offset agreement (outsourcing)• large-scale implementation systems & R &

D(unique knowledge of wing technology and new lightweight composites)• Strategic partnership with NASA, and The

United States Air Force