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The Multinational Mission Balancing Local Demands & Global Vision Authors: C.K.Prahalad & Yves L.doz

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Page 1: The Multinational Mission

The Multinational MissionBalancing Local Demands & Global Vision

Authors: C.K.Prahalad & Yves L.doz

Page 2: The Multinational Mission

About the Book

• Focus on process by which DMNC achieve goals• Tools for analyzing global competition & translating them into

action• 13 DMNC Companies studied- interview based approach• Unit of Analysis- Discrete Business, Related Business &

Corporation• Key Issues- Strategic Management & assessing the strategic

imperative

Page 3: The Multinational Mission

Mapping the CharacteristicsOf a Business

• Understanding characteristics of wide range of businesses• Understanding the rules of the gameThe Building Blocks• Global Integration of activities- centralized mgmnt; • Global Strategic Co-ordination- central mgmnt of resource

commitments; build & defend competitive adv• Local Responsiveness- autonomous subsidiary resource

commitment decision responding to local demands

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The Integration-Responsiveness Grid

Criteria Electronics TV Products Corningware

Pressures for Global Strategic Co-ordination

Importance of Multinational Customer

High High Low

Presence of Multinational Competitor

High Medium/ High

Low

Investment Intensity High High Low/ Medium

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The Integration-Responsiveness Grid

Criteria Electronics TV Products Corningware

Pressures for Global Operational Integration

Technology Intensity Medium Medium Low

Pressure for Cost Reduction High High Low

Universal Needs High Medium Low

Access to raw materials and energy NA NA NA

Page 6: The Multinational Mission

The Integration-Responsiveness Grid

Criteria Electronics TV Products Corningware

Pressures for Local Responsiveness

Differences in Customer needs Medium Medium Low

Differences in Distribution High High Low

Needs for substitutes & product adoption

High Medium Low

Market Structure NA NA NA

Host Government Demands NA NA NA

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The Integration-Responsiveness Grid

Global Businesses

Electronic components,

Medical

Multifocal Businesses

TV, Opthalmic products

Locally Responsiveness

Corningware

Pressures for Local Responsiveness

Pressures for Global

Integration

HighLow

High

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The Integration-Responsiveness Grid

Integrated Product Strategy,

worldwide business mgmnt

Product Emphasis,

Multifocal Strategy, Multifocal Org

Area Emphasis

Autonomous National

Subsidiaries

Need for Responsiveness

Need for Integration

HighLow

High

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Critique• The companies discussed are specifically European &

American• The companies discussed are LSE and hence it is difficult to

generalize the model• The complexities involved in having a multiple approach are

not dealt with• The focus is specifically on product companies and not on

service industries

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THANKS