Title: Abbott Laboratories
1Abbott Laboratories
2Agenda
- Company Overview
- PEST Analysis
- Porters Five Forces
- Strategic Group Map
- Driving Forces
- Supply Chain Management
- Operations
- Marketing and Sales
- Customer Service
- RD
- Corporate Level Strategy
- Business Level Strategy
3Company Overview
- Founded in 1988
- Over 60,000 employees
- Sells to more than 130 countries
- 2 Main product groups
- Pharmaceutical Product Group
- Medical Product Group
4PEST Analysis
- Political Legal Environment
- Heavily Regulated, Complex, Diverse
- International harmonization of regulatory
requirements - Minimizing time and cost
- FDA, major regulating body in the U.S.
5PEST Analysis
- Economic Environment
- Forecasted increase in GDP of U.S.
- Government spending on medical care
6 PEST Analysis
- Socio-Cultural Environment
- Aging Demographics
- Increase in demand by the elderly population
- Health Care Expenditure
- Increase in health care spending due to ageing
population - Increase in health care ? Increase in revenues
and opportunities for pharmaceutical industry
7PEST Analysis
- Technology Environment
- Genome Technology
- Complete set of genetic instructions for an
individual organism - Ability to produce medications that target
certain diseases - Pharmagenetics
- Study of how people respond differently to
medicines due to their genetic inheritance - More powerful medicines that are better, and
safer drugs the first time -
8PEST Analysis
- Generic Drugs
- Non-branded generics through reverse engineering
- Major threat to the industry
9Strategic Group Map
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High RD Prescription Company Revenue Market
Share GSK 51,790 7.3 Roche 33,091 3.3 Novar
tis 19,619 4.2 Pfizer 32,373
6.8 Astrazeneca 18,032 4.8
Low RD Prescription Company Revenue Market
Share Abbott Laboratories 17,685
1.4 Bristol-Myers Squibb 18,119
4.2 Johnson Johnson 36,298 3.75
RD As a of Revenue
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Generic Drugs Company Revenue Market
Share Watson Pharmaceuticals1,223 2.30 Mylan
Laboratories 1,269 2.40 Teva
Pharmaceuticals 2,519 2.40
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Type of Therapy
10Porters Five Forces
- Direct Competitors Score 6/10
- Head-to-head competition becoming a defining
future - Overall competition is moderate
- Increasing competition from the generic drug
manufacturers
11Porters Five Forces
- Threat of Entry Score 2/10
- High Barriers of Entry
- Very high capital and financial requirements
- Time and cost to develop a new drug
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12Porters Five Forces
- Substitutes Score 3/10
- Infinite demand for pharmaceutical products
- No real substitutes
- Brand name and generic drugs view
13Porters Five Forces
- Power of Suppliers Score 3/10
- Companies mostly own their manufacturing plants
- Future cost cutting measures could be a threat
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14Porters Five Forces
- Power of Buyers Score 5/10
- Buyers are the patients, the family members, the
Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee, the
Pharmaceutical Benefits Pricing Authority, the
finance departments, the hospital boards, the
tender boards, the chief pharmacists - Larger they get the more bargaining power they
have - Summary
- Average of 3.6 out of 10
- Very attractive industry
15Driving Forces
- Major driving forces substitutes and competitive
rivalry - Changes mostly because of regulatory involvement
- Pro generic drug laws
- Impact on consumer power
16Business Level Strategy
- The Current Strategy
- Differentiation to a broad market
- Differentiation by quality and effectiveness
- To broad market by selling to anyone who needs it
at a price they will be able to pay - Competes based on quality and efficacy rather
than price
17Business Level Strategy