Title: Business Strategy at Sony
1Business Strategy At Sony Company
2INTRODUCTION
- Sony is a leading provider of phones, its
accessories and PC cards in the entire world. - Sony's biggest competitors are Apple, Samsung, LG
and Microsoft. - The company is the fourth largest producer of
mobile handsets in the world. - Sony showcased sales of Yen 622.7m in the year
2012.
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4- Mission statement
- The mission statement helps to focuses on the
production of products abnd services. In order to
contibute to stratgic planning process the
products and services must be creative,
innovative and provide value for money at the
same time. - Vision statement
- The Vision statemnt of Sony allow it to become
world leader in the area of mobile phone
industry. The long term objective of the company
lets it to become the largest entertainment
company in the area of broadband.
5Contd..
- Sony's Goals and Objectives are
- Continue growth with respect to sales and
profit. - Creation of high valued products and services for
the consumers. - To focus on introducing continuous technological
innovation in its product and service offering. - To contribute towards natural environment as well
as meeting the dreams of future generation. - To reduce the overall carbon footprint.
- To enhance the market share by 7 percent.
- These goals and objectives help the company
in achieve the strategies formulated by strategic
planning. The goals and objectives makes its
easier for the company to achieve the strategic
planning.
6Contd..
- Sony's Core Competencies are
- Miniaturization in the area of electronic usage.
- Creating products with innovative designs
- Strong marketing through advertisement and
promotional tactics. - Deep technical know how.
- Immense focus on research and development.
- Brand image and consumer loyalty.
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8Contd..
- Climatic conditions of a nation Earthquake
prone areas of India, Tsunami in Japan. - Upcoming technologies.
- Technical and human resource expertise present
with Sony.
9- SWOT analysis and Porters five force model are
important techniques to develop strategic
business plans for an organization. Effectiveness
of these techniques are described as under - The effectiveness of SWOT analysis
- To identify the internal and external business
environment conditions. - With this, company can come to know about its
strengths and opportunities. - Further, the firm would come to know about its
weaknesses and threats so that company can work
upon them to improve them.
10- The effectiveness of Porters' five forces
- By this technique, impact of external and
internal forces can be determined on company. - Sony can assess the bargaining power of its
consumers. - Also , it is beneficial to get information about
new entrants. - Will be able to determine the threat of
substitute products . - Determine the competitors strategies and
marketing activities.
11- SWOT helps to determine the internal capacity of
an organization To analyse the strategic position
SWOT is been done as followed - Strengths(S)
- First identified company to deal in mobile
technology. - Well-built administration policy.
- Innovation.
- Quality.
- Brand image
- High specialized integrated services.
- Weakness(W)
- High pricing.
- Inter-rivalry among departments.
12Contd..
- Threats (T)
- Major competitors Samsung and MI
- Economic recession
- Electronic network security
- Opportunities(O)
- Investment to gaming segments
- Business expansion internationally
- Better and increased number of sales
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14 - Environmental audit is conducted with the help of
Porters five forces analysis and Pestle analysis. - (1) Porters five forces analysis
- Intensity of competitive rivalry
- Is very high due to leading other competitors.
- Market segment are electronics, games financial
services, pictures and joint ventures. - Sony leads the market by Bravia line LCD TV.
- They hold competitive cost over the rest of LCD
market. - The status of rivalry will not show any
deteriorating mark in the upcoming stages. - Full focus on technological innovation high end
design and product differentiation from the
rivalry.
15- Contd..
- Threats of new entrants
- Its not easy to enter because the cost will be
too high to compete with the electronic giants
that already exist. - The intensity of new entrants is Low.
- Threats of new Substitutes
- Although, Sony has tried to differentiate their
products through modern design, high quality
graphic and superior technology. But, still they
have a threat of new substitute products like
iPod over Sony Walk man I pad over Sony play
station. - Substitution like music download or streaming
cause a negative effect on Sony recording.
16- Contd..
- Bargaining power of suppliers
- Bargaining power of suppliers is low.
- There are a lot of companies that sell electronic
parts which Sony can choose from. These companies
are the rival with others to propose the lower
price of parts. - Bargaining power of Customers
- The bargaining power of customers of SMC is high.
- Customers have a choice of electronic products
and can decide to choose the product which they
want.
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18(2) Pestle Analysis
- Political
- Taxation rates are high.
- Low rate of value added tax.
- Japan ranks 15th in the world for ease of doing
business.
- Economical
- Low prices of Sony products.
- Increased Competition in Japan.
- Huge loss of 100 billion due to natural calamity
attacks.
- Technological
- Use of more improved and advanced technologies.
- Company do not need to import any technological
product.
- Social
- Company has now started focussing on the
corporate social responsibility activities.
19- Contd..
- Legal
- The legal regulations and standards prevailing in
the country in which business operates. - The employment acts and various laws.
- Environmental factors
- Uncertainty of climatic conditions.
- Pollution and waste.
- Recycling of material.
20- When formulating new strategies stakeholders play
key role i.e. - Employees
- Provides information on the behalf of customers
needs and preferences. - Main role employees is to execute the plan of
action. - Conduct the organizational and environmental
audit. - Customers
- To provide relevant information to company with
respect to their wants and preferences. - Buying of goods and services produced by SMC.
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22- Contd..
- Shareholders and investors
- These are those who bought company's share and
are the part of ownership in firm. - They are concerned with the maximum outcomes in
terms of profit. Investors are those who invest
their money into business as a capital to earn
their share from profits. - Investors want leaders to keep their promises,
develop a compelling growth strategy, align core
competencies to the strategy and then to ensure
that people are committed to delivering services
on these promises.
23- Market entry strategy will be the most suitable
and feasible strategy which can be adopted by SC.
- Benefits Increased market share, enhanced
customer base, high revenues and awareness of
brand image. - For example Entry in Afghanistan market for
selling mobile phones.
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