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SMMCGX[BS-4]LN7&LN8, Group 3, CASE 2 -Dell, CASE 3 -Honda and Toyota,…
SMMCGX[BS-4]LN7&LN8
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CASE 1 - Saab
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summary
GM tried to pursue savings and costs to make Saab profitable, it was unable to retain key features that supported Saab's original differentiated positioning
the trade-offs between cost and differentiation need to be made throughout the company in every part of the business.
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Lego
In the early 2000s, the company was struggling and making losses
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turnaround strategy
Lego brick, system of play, unrelated diversification were reversed
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pursue a dual advantage
cost and differentiation involve different trade-offs, the company may end up doing neither one very well, it becomes stuck in the middle.
However, with a managerial innovation that provides a clear and disciplined way of managing the cost differentiation trade-off, dual strategies may be possible
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(put aside the inherent kind of human fallacy of being short-sighted and weighing short-term benefits or detriments more than the longer term)
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