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The real strategic question isn’t how well you are doing today, but how you are doing against your

competitors.

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Prof. Vijay TandonDirector - PGDM/PGCMUniversal Business SchoolSubject - Strategic ManagementTopic - Value Chain Analysis

The greatest mistake managers make when evaluating their resources is failing to assess them

relative to competitors.

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Value chain“PRIMARY ANALYTICAL TOOL OF STRATEGIC COST ANALYSIS”

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VALUE CHAIN ANALYSIS

Michael PorterVijay Tandon on Value Chain Analysis @ UBS.

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Value Chain - Identifying ways

Create more customer value

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VALUE CHAIN ANALYSISAllows the firm to understand

Parts of its Operations

THAT CREATES VALUE

THOSE THAT DO NOT

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Firms earn above average returns only when the value it creates is greater than the costs incurred to create that VALUE

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VALUE CHAIN ANALYSIS

WITHIN AROUND

MEANS OF DESCRIBING THE ACTIVITIES

RELATING THEM - COMPETITIVE STRENGTH

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Value Chain Analysis

Value it

creates greater

Costs incurred to create that

value

Firm earns above average returns

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VALUE CHAIN ANALYSIS

NINE STRATEGICALLY RELEVANT ACTIVITIES

Specific Business

VALUE

COST

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Chain of Value creating activities

DESIGN PRODUCE MARKET DELIVER SUPPORT

Every firm is a collection of activities

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Value chain segmentation - Activities

PRIMARY ACTIVITIES SUPPORT

ACTIVITIES

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PRIMARY ACTIVITIES INVOLVE

PHYSICAL CREATION SALES SERVICEDISTRIBUTION

1 2 3 4

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Value chain - Shows how a product moves from the raw-material stage to the final customer

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VALUE CHAIN SEGMENTATION

PRIMARY ACTIVITIES(GROUPED - 5 MAIN

AREAS) SUPPORT ACTIVITIES(4 MAIN AREAS)

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Primary activities/Support

Activities - evaluated relative to competitors capabilities

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Superior Value Delivery Network

CUSTOMERSDISTRIBUTORSSUPPLIERS

Competitive advantage beyond its own operations

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PRIMARY ACTIVITIES OF ORGANIZATION

KAM

MARKETING & SALES

OPERATIONS

INBOUND LOGISTICS

OUTBOUND LOGISTICS

SERVICE

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Primary activities

OPERATIONS Transform these various inputs in to final product service - Machining, Packaging, assembly, testing2

INBOUND LOGISTICS Receiving, storing & distributing - inputs to P/S Material handling, Stock control, Transport etc.1

OUTBOUND LOGISTICS Collect, Store & distribute the products to

customers (Ware housing, material handling) Service - Bringing customers to service

3

MARKETING & SALES Create awareness about the product Advertising, selling etc.4

SERVICE Enhance or maintain the value of a product or

service Installation, repair, training & spares

5

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SUPPORT ACTIVITIES

SUPPORT ACTIVITIES

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Support activities provides the assistance for the Primary activities to take place

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SUPPORT ACTIVITIES

Process of acquiring various resource inputs to the primary activities

Systems of Planning Finance Quality control Information

management Structures & routine

Key technologies may be concerned directly with the

Product (R&D, Product Design)

Process (Process Development)

Resource (Raw material improvement)

Activities involved in

Recruiting Managing Training Developing Rewarding

PROCUREMENT TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT HRM INFRASTRUCTURE

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Superior Value Delivery Network

CUSTOMERSDISTRIBUTORSSUPPLIERS

Competitive advantage beyond its own operations

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VALUE CHAIN (MICHAEL PORTER)SUPPORT ACTIVITY 1

SUPPORT ACTIVITY 2

SUPPORT ACTIVITY 3

SUPPORT ACTIVITY 4

OPERATIONSINBOUND LOGISTICS

MARKETING & SALES

OUTBOUND LOGISTICS SERVICE

MARGIN

MAR

GIN

FIRM INFRASTRUCTURE (Gen. mgmt, planning, finance, legal.)

HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (recruiting, hiring, training)

TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT (Basic reserach, product design etc.)

PROCUREMENT (Activities completed to purchase the Inputs)

Receiving Storing Distributing Inputs – P/S Material

Handling Stock control Transport etc.

Transform inputs

Final product Or Service Machining Packaging Assembly Testing etc.

CollectStoreDistributeProduct to

customersWarehousing Transport etc.

AwarenessSales

administrationAdvertisingSelling

Enhance or maintain the value

Product/Service Installation Repair Training Spares

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All items should be evaluated relative to COMPETITORS CAPABILITIES

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Apple Value Chain (Example)

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To be a source of competitive advantage

Resource or Capability must allow the firmPerform activity - Provides superior values as compared to

competitorsPerform value creating activity - Competitors cannot perform

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