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1081 CDPS G1 [CO] Chapter 2 – Co-opetition ([4] Create markets (Chain …
1081 CDPS G1
[CO] Chapter 2 – Co-opetition
[1] Complements Mindset
Benefit
Complements product or service makes the first one more attractive
Examples
Car loans and insurance
Chicken-Egg situation
Computers' Software and Hardware
Microsoft v.s Intel
Michelin guide book
[2] The Value Net
Horizontal
Complementors
Competitors
How to identify?
:check:Put yourself in the customers' shoes
:green_cross: As the other companies in the same industry
:check: Solving customers' problems
:green_cross:Industry perspective is relevant
:<3:
Complementors and Competitors play mirror-image roles
Vertical
Customers
companies solve their problems
definitions
value your product more
complementor
value your product less
competitor
Example
Microsoft
Citybank
different industries but provide same service
Suppliers
definitions
more attractive for suppliers to provide resources
complementor
more less for suppliers to provide resources
competitor
:<3:
customers and suppliers play symmetric roles
[4] Create markets
Sales in one domain may stimulate demand in the other
videocassette & movie theater
bookstore & electronic publishing
Chain reaction
helping the entire market grow
word of mouth
together creating an appetite that feed the entire industry
Bunching effect
Gather together to attract customers or other resources
bunching together creates complementarities that develop the market
[5] Friend or Foe?
vertical dimension
cooperation
Suppliers, Companies and Customers create value together
competition
each players divide the pie at the same time
horizontal dimension
Complementor
equal benefit sharing
the pie grows (win-win)
Cheap complements
unequal benefit sharing (IBM and Mircrosoft)
their pain is your gain (win-lose)
Competitor
survival of the fittest (fail line)
cutting prince and steal market share
competitors lose their profits and become more aggressive
(lose-lose)
Growing together in common complements (success line)
let competitors succeed as competitors
prima facie competitive or win-lose
try to gathering customers, suppliers, complementors and competitors with friend relationships
[3] The University's Value Net
Multiple Perspective!
Team member
105106065 王泰然 Frank
105212017 賴珮綺 Christy
105212042 金純之 Sunny
105212048 謝其佑 Jason
106212004 郭儀中 Eva
106212022 蔡昀雯 Winnie
students
Suppliers
University (Knowledge)
Dorms (offer an accommodation)
Food Court (place to eat)
Parents (Financial support)
Competitors
Peer
Students from other school
Complementors
Teachers
Can't live without each other
University
Customers
Parents(offer financial support )
Company recruiters(Intern or Graduate)