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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:

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Industry Analysis

Lecturer Introduction

David Mayes:

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Executive management, access to venture capital, international business development,

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:

The Bigger Picture

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What is Industry Analysis?

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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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Industry Analysis

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:

The Bigger Picture

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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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Industry Analysis:

The Bigger Picture

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Industry Analysis

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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