Growth strategies

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Internal vs. External GROWTH STRATEGIES José L. Giráldez Customers & Added Value Provider

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Internal vs.

External

GROW TH STRATEG IES

José L. Giráldez Customers & Added Value

Provider

Shake well before using…

• Why?

• Who?

• Resources?

• Products/Services?

• How?

• Where?

• Advantages vs. Disadvantages…

It is (without any kind of doubt) proved and confirmed that

a lot of firms step into a growth strategy

without enough (if any) planning or deep thinking

that could alllow them to have any possibility to be successful

Internal (organic) growth (1/5)

• Especially prevalent during the early stage of a firm

• When new markets are built and products are being developed

• It is slower that innorganic growth

• It is easier than to integrate something external

• acquiring new customers and icreasing the sales of existing products/services

• introducing new products/services

• moving into new geograhpical markets

• diversification to completely different businesses

Can be achieved by:

Internal (organic) growth (2/5)

Internal (organic) growth (3/5)

A- Market Penetration Strategy

• Consolidate and stabilize position

• Leverage the existing resources and capabilities

• Penetrate the current market

• ie: Pepsi steals part of Coke’s market share

B- Product Development Strategy

• On existing competencies (Markets)

• On new competencies (Products)

• Higher risk than Market Penetration

• ie: Toyota comes up with a new car

• New segments, territories, and uses

• Good strategy if core competencies are product related

• Higher risk strategy than Market Penetration

• ie: Zara launches in India

C- Market Development Strategy

Internal (organic) growth (4/5)

D- Diversification Strategy

• Beyond current expectations

• Both products and markets development lie outside

the firm’s core competencies

• Riskier than strategies A, B, or C

• Might, however, reduce overall business portfolio risk

• ie: TGI fridays sells new products in new markets

Internal (organic) growth (5/5)

Product related horizontal diversification

• Strategy is based on BRAND LOYALTY

• ie: Montblanc pen & Sun Glasses

Process/technology related (concentric) diversification

• Strategy is based on PRODUCT CATEGORIZATION

• ie: BOSCH and its selection of household appliances

Unrelated (conglomerate) diversification

• Strategy is based on a product portfolio that is

as broad as possible

• ie: VIRGIN group

External (international) growth (1/5)

• Shouldn’t be planned as a “SEASONAL ACTIVITY”

• It helps to diversificate risks

• It requires new competencies and investments

• Slow process

External (international) growth (2/5)

• It is in high need for global integration for the sake of lowering costs

• Favors efficiency over responsiveness to local requirements

• ie1: MICROSOFT is offering the same software around the world

• ie2: P&G seeks to create a uniform global brand

Global Startegy

External (international) growth (3/5)

• It is in high need for local adaptation, but has only a minimal pressure to lower costs

• This strategy sacrifices efficiency for the sake of responsiveness to local requirements

• ie1: customization of MTV’s programming around around the world

• ie2: NIVEA customizes its products to local preferences

Localization Startegy

External (international) growth (4/5)

• It is in high need for both local adaptation and global integration

• We are talking about the middleground between a Global and a Localization strategy

• ie1: McDonald’s (Mc Café in EUROPE)

Transnational Startegy

External (international) growth (5/5)

• It is neither in need for local adaptation nor does it requires to adapt to pressures to

lower costs

• Known as EXPORT STRATEGY

• ie1: Export of national specialities: Food, Clothing, …

International Startegy

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