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Internal appraisal of the firm

HYDERALI CHEVIDIKKUNNAN
ROLL NO 100604

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Three parts of internal appraisal

1.

Assessment of strength & weakness

2.

Appraisal of the status/health

3.

Identify & asses competitive advantages &


corecompetence

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Purpose, role and importance

1.

Stands in capabilities and strength & weakness

2.

Opportunity to be tapped in line with its


capability

3.

Match the Objective in line with its capability

4.

Asses the capability gap

5.

Select the specific lines in which it can grow

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It is the starting point for developing the

competitive advantages & core competencies

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1.Assessing strength &


weakness
S-W appraisal : (Tata IBM limited)

Strengths

-excellent workstations
-high brand equity
-IBM itself largest buyers of software
Weaknesses
-late entry into the market
-limit marketing reach
-omission of IBM name in the company
name
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S-W appraisal :AT&T


Strength

-manufacturing facility
-strong financial muscle
-top-class research facilities
Weaknesses
-slow in decision-making
-minor player in home market
-slow in recognizing Asian boom
-top management only have North Americans
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Aspects to be covered & techniques


commonly used in S-W analysis
1.aspects relating to the market

growth
-market growth
-market share
-PLC stage of the product
-customer perception about the product
-synergy in the product-mix
-prices, margins, marketing spends
-overall capability in marketing
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Techniques for analyzing strength & weakness


in
marketing
Marketing audit
Market share analysis
Analysis of price-volume relationship
Marketing cost analysis

Product line profit analysis


Sales force productivity analysis
Consumer satisfaction index

Dealer & consumer panels


Brand monitoring surveys
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Aspects relating to finance


Return on investment
Liquidity
Leverage
Gearing
Cash flow
Quality of the financial management
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Techniques (financial)
Financial Ratios (liquidity, profitability etc)
Cash flow analysis
Payback & IRR
Break-even analysis
Earning ratios (eg;earning to sale )
Earning per share
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Aspects relating to the manufacturing


Process, facilities & skills
Quality management
Operating efficiency
Industrial engineering capability

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Techniques (manufacturing)

Capacity utilization analysis

Inventory analysis

Cost of production analysis


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Aspects relating to R & D


Commitment, status
expertise, experience of the personals
Patent generation
schedules

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Techniques (R & D)
Analysis of patent
New product commercialization record
Comparison of R & D investment against

successful new product launch

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Aspects relating to HRD


Commitment
Financial resources
Personnel knowledge,expertise & experience

Techniques
HRD audit
Personnel turnover ananlysis
Employee morale survey
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Corporate factors and overall


resources
Company size
Corporate image
Corporate performance record
Innovation record
Adequacy of organization for current & future

strategies
Use of information technology extent of use and

degree of sophistication
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APPRAISAL OF THE
STATUS/HEALTH OF THE
BUSINESS OF THE FIRM
Healthy portfolio
Business with good growth & profit potential
Kind of industries (growth,mature,emerging

decline)
Rate of growth
Helps to formulate strategy choice

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Competitive advantages (CA)and


core competence(cc)
Competitive advantages

superiority of firm in function/factor/actvity


Marketing ,production,finanace,new product

launch ,brand management,resourse ,capability


,technology
Big firm =strength of size
Small firm = flexibility
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Example
flexible manufacturing

system(FMS)
low cost in personnel

stereo

in any
the world
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service within 48 hours


part of

NATURE & SIGNIFICANCE OF


CA
Competitive advantage back-up for strategy
For strategy to work the firm must have the relevant

CA
CA is distinct from strength
-strength ie superior to competitor
-result in cost advantage or a
differentiation advantage
-strength cant form back-up for
strategy
-CA needs SW analysis
-strength can discerned by internal appraisal
butCA need both internal & external
appraisal
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Sources of CA
In marketing

-market share
-customer satisfaction level
-customer service level
-price leadership
-Advertising effectiveness
-marketing cost
-market research capability
-product-wise position in
-profitability
-stage of product in the life cycle
-brand power

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Cont
In finance

-Assets
-Liquidity
-Leverage
-Cash flow
-Quality of financial management
-knowledge & dynamism in tax planning

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Cont
In manufacturing/operation

-capacity of production
-location advantages
-raw material cost, quality & delivery
-cost of production
-Break-even position
-productivity
-inventory management
-flexibility
-Automation
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Cont
In R&D

-Nature ,depth & quality of R&D


-Resource allocation to R&D
-Quality , expertise and experience of
personnel
-speed of R & D
-Record of patent generated
-Comparison of R & D investment Vs new
product launched

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Cont.
In Human Resources

-Quality ,knowledge ,expertise & experience of


personnel
-Morale and motivation of personnel
-personnel turnover

-Labour cost
-industrial relations
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Cont.
In corporate factors and overall resources

-company size
-corporate image
-The CEO
-Board of Directors
-corporate performance record
-innovation record
-Use of IT

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Cont
Any CA finally manifests as either a cost

advantage or a differentiation advantage


CA appraisal
Identifying the CA factors of the firm
-Hindustan Lever in distribution
-ModiXeroxs Service within 24
hours
-Reliance Textiless distribution &
promotion

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Drawing up the CA profile (CAP) of the firm

CAP of Bajaj Auto Limited

CA factor
factor
Marketing

Companys position in the


product line,capacity,product
upgradation,large

sales
turnover,consumer
loyality,brandimage,strong
distribution,high market share
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Cont
Companys position in the factor
strong position in profit
surplus working capital
Manufacturing strong in engg
strong quality assurance
Technology
strong in-house
&
High budget
R&D
CA factor
Finance

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cont....
Corporate &
overall resource
factor

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Third largest twowheeler


created entry barrier
global player of India

HOW DO COMPANIES
ACQUIRE CA
Building CA is task of corporate strategy

-Strategy uses and creates CA


Internal appraisal and industry-competition

analysis help identify CA


Benchmarking an effective tool in CA building

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Cont.
-Types of benchmarking
-internal
-functional
-competitive
-generic
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Cont.
-Benchmarking of Taurus car project
-Benchmarking of Indian firms
-Example of coromondel Fertilisers
Value chain approach will be of use in identifying
and building CA
-CA stem from customer
value created by the firm
-Analyzing competitors value chain
gives useful clues

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Value Chain Model


from Michael E. Porters Competitive
Advantage
SUPPORT
ACTIVITIES

Firm Infrastructure (General Management)


Human Resource Management
Technology Development
Procurement
Inbound
Logistics

Ops.

Outbound
Logistics

Sales &
Marketing

Service and
Support

PRIMARY ACTIVITIES
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STRATEGIC COST
MANAGEMENT - BA122B
Spring 2009

Cont.
Corporate clout confers CA on SBUs & SBU

contribute to CA at corporate level


Core skills of the corporation serve as anchor for
CA building
Firms build CA using different strategic routes
-innovation
-integration
-R&D
-mergers & acquisition
-strategic alliances with other firms
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Cont.
Videocon acquire CA through integration

IDM acquire CA through R&D


Nestle CA through brand power
CA trough alliances

-kotak Mahindras alliance with Bank of


Madhura
-Tatas alliance with AT&T in switching
system

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Cont
Creating entry barriers will also confer CA

-Maruti Udyog & Bajaj Auto

Building CA a conscious and long term process

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THE CONCEPT OF CORE


COMPETENCE
fundamental , durable , unique ,higher order CA
An enduring competency cannot be imitated

A competency lies at the root of the product

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Examples of core competence


=

miniaturization

optical media

engine

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imaging

Attributes of core competence

- the firm the access to a variety of


product
-contributes significantly to the customer
benefits in the end product
-exclusive to the firm
largely it is technological competence

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Distinction b/w CA & core


competencies
The touchstone of core competency provides lasting

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superiority
CA does not sure success
CA accrues from the functional strength, but core
competency core strength like excellence in
technology/processes
CA helps in limited way ,but cc in far-reaching &
multifaceted manner
CA = strength to a product/business,but cc helps to
play in variety of businesses/products
CA can be imitated easily
cc is fundamental and unique

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The cc competency concept does not restrict no

of businesses a firm can be


For
-by using sticky tape=60000 product

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One cc lead to many product lead to many end


product/businesses

FIRM

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CORE COMPETENCE

END
PRODUCT/BUSINESSES

Semiconductor digital tech

Telecom(mobile,fax);computer
s(
Laptop,main frame)

Optics,imaging,microproces
sor control

Fax machine ,cameras,laser


printer,image scanner

Miniaturisation,microproces
ssor design

Calculator,TV,digital watches

Substrates,coatings
adhesives

Magnetic tape,photographic
film
Post-it notes

Design & manufacturing of


engines

Cars,motorcycles ,generators

competing for the futures author


prahlad
We have to look at the organization as a
portfolio of competencies , of underlying strength
,and not just as a portfolio of business units ..We
must also identify those core competencies which
make us successful in existing business. We
must also identify those core competencies that
would allow us to create new products; and we
must ask ourselves what we can leverage as we
move into the future, and what we can do that
other companies might find difficult
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How companies acquire cc=invest in technology

& R&D
In-house manufacture of core products ,facilitates

acquiring cc
cc of Honda

-design & manufacturing of engines


-unmatched performance

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Cont.
Focus ,another requirement in building cc
Building cc,a concious & long term process
For Indian firms,this task will become the prime

challenge

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referece
Strategic planning formulation of strategy

V S RAMASWAMY
S NAMAKUMARI
www.wikipedia.org

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THANK YOU

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