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Industry analysis is not well understand. As a discipline it sits between macro economic analysis and market analysis, and uses tools from both. It is an important tool for governments, regional development agencies, investors and companies. Those who can anticipate the changes in an industry are more likely to be successful

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Industry Analysis: The Bigger Picture

July 2013

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Industry Analysis: The Bigger Picture

David Mayes, Lecturer

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Introduction

1. Lecturer Introduction

2. What is Industry Analysis?

3. Why Industry Analysis?

4. Suggested Reading

Industry Analysis:

The Bigger Picture

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Lecturer Introduction

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Industry Analysis

Lecturer Introduction

David Mayes:

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sales & marketing, entrepreneurial mentorship, technology assessment, strategic planning,

renewable energy technology.

Intel Corporation, 01 Computers Group (UK) Ltd., Mobile Data International, Silicon

Graphics, Sun Microsystems, Ascend Communications, P-Cube, Global Internet Group

LLP, New Zealand Trade & Enterprise.

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Introduction

1. Instructor Introduction

2. What is Industry Analysis?

3. Why Industry Analysis?

4. Suggested Reading

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Industry Analysis:

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What is Industry Analysis?

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Industry Analysis

What is Industry Analysis?

A Proposed Definition of Industry Analysis:

Industry analysis looks at long-term trends and forces that affect an

overall industry.

It is a strategic analysis tool used by governments, economic development

agencies, financial services & investment firms, management consultancy

firms, and businesses. Current estimates and future industry projections

may include consideration of a broad range of global and local factors:

economic, supply and demand, individual competitors, other external

future forecasts, and government policy affecting the industry.

Industry analysis is commonly performed within the framework of macro-

economic analysis as well as market analysis theories and tools.

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Industry Analysis

What is Industry Analysis?

Industry Analysis As A Discipline:

• Best known in the financial services industry • Industry performance & forecast guides for investors

• High profile industry analysis consultancy firms • IDC, Gartner, Forrester, dozens of others in vertical markets

• Used as a strategic planning tool by companies

• “How to” guides/textbooks very limited, but

masses of primary statistics and reports • Seen as between macro-economics and market research

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Macro Economy:

Global, Regional, National

An Industry:

Global, Regional, National

A Market:

Can Be Industry Sub-segment(s)

Competitor(s)

Us

Industry Analysis

What is Industry Analysis?

Hierarchy of Economic Analysis

OUR FOCUS

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Industry Analysis

What is Industry Analysis?

IDC Forecasts Worldwide Semiconductor Revenues Will

Reach $305 Billion in 2012

IDC Forecasts Worldwide Semiconductor Revenues Will Reach $305 Billion in 2012

Business Wire FRAMINGHAM, Mass. -- December 15, 2011

“Despite the continuing global macroeconomic problems, semiconductor inventory overbuild early this year,

and current DRAM oversupply, semiconductor revenues will register positive year-over-year (YoY) growth

of 3.4% and 3.1% with $296billion and $305 billion for 2011 and 2012, respectively, according to the

year-end 2011 update of IDC's Semiconductor Application Forecaster (SAF)."The 2011 year-end update

reaffirms the views IDC expressed in its qualitative SAF update published in November 2011….”

Yada yada yada…

Full Report Price: $1,000, other reports up to $10,000

Industry Analysis Example

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What is Industry Analysis?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31SpS3

6ynDs&hd=1

Semiconductor Industry Analysis:

Intel Cuts 2012 Outlook on Hard Drive Shortage

(Flood in Thailand)

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Industry Analysis

What is Industry Analysis?

http://www.economist.com/node/21541746

The Economist on Video Gaming:

World of Warcraft vs. New Market Entrants

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Industry Analysis

What is Industry Analysis?

Answer: Huge consumption of microprocessors for game

consoles

“Over the past two decades the video-games business has gone from a

cottage industry selling to a few niche customers to a fully grown branch of the

entertainment industry. According to PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC):

• Global video-game market worth around $56 billion last year.

• More than twice the size of the recorded-music industry

• Three-fifths the size of the film industry, Including DVD sales

Video games will be the fastest-growing form of media over the next few

years, with sales rising to $82 billion by 2015.”

-- The Economist. December 10th, 2011

How Does The Video Games Market Relate to the

Semiconductor Industry?

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Industry Analysis

What is Industry Analysis?

Leading Industries in Canada (GDP):

• Aerospace (5th largest in the World)

• Agri-food (4th largest exporter)

• Automotive (3rd largest exporter in World)

Leading Industries in British Columbia (GDP):

• Construction

• Manufacturing (?)

• Mining & Gas Extraction

Leading Industries in the Thompson Okanagan (GDP):

• Construction

• Manufacturing

• Services (retail, tourism, etc.)

Key Industries in Canada

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Questions?

What is Industry Analysis?

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Industry Analysis

1. Instructor Introduction

2. What is Industry Analysis?

3. Why Industry Analysis?

4. Suggested Reading

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Industry Analysis:

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Industry Analysis

Why Industry Analysis?

ANSWER:

Large scale economic shifts caused by demographic,

geographic, political, technological and social changes

can create new opportunities or can lead to the demise of

a company.

Competitors that can anticipate these large-scale

economic shifts are more likely to survive.

Why Industry Analysis?

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Industry Analysis

Why Industry Analysis?

• Government Policy • Taxation, incentives, international export market development

• Focused Economic Development Programs • Which industries should be promoted?

• Example: New Zealand Trade & Enterprise*

• Institutional/Individual Investment Management

• Tracking Industry Trends and Growth • Management Consultancy Firms

• Strategic Business Decisions on Markets • Individual businesses

Why Industry Analysis?

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Industry Analysis

Why Industry Analysis?

• Federal, Provincial Ministries & Economic Development Agencies • Canadian Ministries of Industry and International Trade

• BC Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum

• Central Okanagan Regional Development

• Financial Services and Investment Firms • BMO, CIBC, RBC, TD Canada Trust, credit unions

• Stock brokerages

• Financial news networks

• Management Consultancy Firms • Accenture, BCG, HP, IBM, PWC, Forrester, Gartner, IDC

• Businesses • Executive management, strategic planning units

• Corporate positioning, SWOT, long range planning

Who Conducts and Uses Industry

Analysis?

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Industry Analysis

Why Industry Analysis?

Example:

New Zealand Trade & Enterprise

Marketing an Entire Nation as an Industry

http://www.nzte.govt.nz/Pages/default.aspx

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eh-0knDpn5g

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Industry Analysis

Why Industry Analysis?

Example: International Data Corporation

(IDC)

http://www.idc.com/prodserv/maps/consumer.jsp

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Industry Analysis

Why Industry Analysis?

Example: Central Okanagan Economic

Development Commission

http://investkelowna.com/

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Questions?

Why Industry Analysis?

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Industry Analysis

1. Instructor Introduction

2. What is Industry Analysis?

3. Why Industry Analysis?

4. Suggested Reading

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Suggested Reading:

Suggested Reading:

HBR’s 10 Must Reads on Strategy, Harvard Business Press, 2011 (HBR

article anthology).

Blue Ocean vs. Five Forces, Burke, A.E. (HBR journal article, online)

http://toby.library.ubc.ca/subjects/subjpage2.cfm?id=660

How to Conduct An Industry Analysis, Small Business and Technology

Development Center, http://www.sbtdc.org/pdf/industry_analysis.pdf

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