Title: IME 2
1IME 2
- Strategic Planning Making Choices in a Wired
World
2Chapter Objectives
- Explain the strategic planning process
- Tell how firms gain a competitive advantage and
describe the factors that influence marketing
objectives - Describe the steps in the marketing planning
process - Explain how marketers implement and control the
marketing plan
3Strategic Planning Guiding the Business
- __________________ is the managerial decision
process that matches the organizations resources
and capabilities to its market opportunities for
long-term growth - Firms may become multi-product companies with
self-contained divisions - Strategic Business Units (SBUs)
- Example The Walt Disney Company
4Strategic Planning at the Corporate Level
- Defining the ___________ Mission
- Establish Corporate Objectives
- Allocate _________ to the SBUs
5Defining the Organizations Mission
- A __________may begin with these questions
- What business are we in?
- What ________ should we serve?
- How should we develop the firms capabilities and
focus its efforts?
6Avoiding Marketing Myopia
- Describes firms with shortsighted visions and
missions - Example What business is _________in?
7Establishing Corporate Objectives
- Grow directly from a mission statement
- Specify outcomes that an organization seeks to
achieve in a certain time period - Example Altria (Philip Morris)
- To profitably grow our worldwide tobacco, food,
and beer business - To enhance shareholder value through a balanced
program of dividends and share repurchases
8Planning for Growth The Business Portfolio
- For firms with different SBUs, planning also
includes allocating resources among the
businesses - Each SBU is a separate profit center within the
larger corporation - Each SBU is responsible for its own costs,
revenues, and profits
9Portfolio Management
- The range of products owned by a large firm is
called a business portfolio - Portfolio analysis allows a firm to assess the
potential of its products and businesses - BCG Growth-Market Share Matrix
10BCG Matrix
- Method focuses on potential for existing products
to generate cash that the firm can then use to
invest in new products - New products are chosen for their potential to
become future cash generators - Two dimensions
- Market growth rate
- Relative market share
11Strategic Planning at the SBU Level
- Evaluating the Environment SWOT Analysis
- Setting Business Objectives
- Creating a Competitive Advantage
- Developing Growth Strategies
12SWOT Analysis
- Internal Environment
- Strengths
- Weaknesses
- External Environment
- Opportunities
- Threats
13Setting Business Objectives
- SBU objectives must support the overall
objectives of the firm - Customer ________________
- Profitability
- Market Standing
- Return on Investment
- Revenue and ________
14Creating Competitive Advantage
- Identify what a firm does really well
- Distinctive competency - a firms capability that
is superior to that of its competitors - Turn a ________ competency into a differential
benefit - Differential benefits set products apart from
competitors products by providing something
unique that customers want
15Developing Growth Strategies
- Product-Market Growth Matrix illustrates
different growth strategies - Two dimensions
- opportunities for growth in existing or new
markets - allocating resources into existing products or
new products - Four strategies result
16Tactical Planning The Marketing Management
Process
- Analyzing the Marketing Environment
- Setting Marketing Objectives
- Developing Marketing Strategies
- Preparing the Marketing Plan
17Developing Marketing Strategies
- Selecting a Target Market
- Developing Marketing Mix Programs
- Product Strategies
- Pricing Strategies
- Promotion Strategies
- Distribution Strategies
18Operational Planning Executing the Marketing
Plan
- Implementing the Marketing Plan
- The Marketing Budget
- Organizing the Marketing Function
- Controlling the Marketing Plan
- Trend Analysis
- Marketing Research