1. The Business Art
CREATE BRAND MARKET
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Effective War Strategies
&
Principles
2. Strategic Thinking
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Strategic Thinking
An Air Strike force with the āVā formation is more powerful than
the flight set singly.
The leading aircraft creates a pull action followed by the next two
and so on.
The lift created is 60 percent higher.
Fuel consumption reduces as air resistance decreases.
Attack power increases.
3. Win all without fighting
Working Strategies
& Principles
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Working Strategies & Principles Avoid Strength,Attack
Weakness
Avoid Strength,
Attack Weakness
Deception and fore
knowledge
Speed and preparation
Shape your opponent
Character based leadership
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4. WHY . . ?
āOne who is CONFUSED in purpose cannot
RESPONDto his enemy.ā
You can STUDY from a LIVE market which exists
not the DEAD one.
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Win all without Fighting Study and Capture
CAPTURE the market place without
DESTROYING it . . .
STUDYthe market and the
competition
The market size reflects your position.
Win all without Fighting
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5. IMAGIN
E
your
VICTOR
Y
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SHAPEand
PERFORM
to result.
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Win all without Fighting Study and Capture
6. Numbers alone do not confer victories. Strategy Does . . . !
! !
ATTAC
K
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Avoid Visualize beyond sight.
AVOID
Weakness
Strength
Visualize beyond sight.
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7. āTroops thrown against the well forted enemy as grindstone
against eggs is an example of a solid acting upon a void.ā
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ATTAC
K
AVOID
Weakness
Strength
Use the most solid to attack the most empty
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Avoid Visualize beyond sight.
8. Worst policy is to attack his cities
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ATTAC
K
AVOID
Weakness
Strength
Attack the enemyās plans
Disrupt his alliancesAnger his generals
Confuse them to commit a mistake
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Avoid Visualize beyond sight.
10. Deception & Foreknowledge
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Obtain Foreknowledge of enemyās situation.
Prepare alliance with the local market, as it is easier to kill the
enemy with his immediate neighbor!
Maximize the power of market information.
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Deception & Foreknowledge
11. Deception & Foreknowledge
Agitate him and learn his patterns, strengths and
deficiencies
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Assess the enemy and prepare for appropriate measures.
Your competitor is the enemy.
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Deception & Foreknowledge
12. Speed surprises and shocks the competition.
Speed & Preparation
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Speed & Preparation Change with pace
CHANGE with pace is the nature of
business competition; to be slow is to be
EXTINCT.
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13. ā In attacking a great state , if you can divide your
enemyās forces your strength will be more than
sufficientā
- Mei Yao-chāen (strategist)
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Speed & Preparation
Planned attack is three fourth the victory.
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Speed & Preparation Change with pace
14. Shape your Opponent
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Proper usage of alliances
Limit your competitorās moves
Take advantage of their executivesā
emotions.
Do with blinding speed:
Appear at places to which he
must hasten; move swiftly where
he does not expect you
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Shape your Opponent
15. Conceal the normal, strike with
the extraordinary.
Hold strategic positions.
Never allow your enemies to get
together.
Seek a strategic alliance to break
the deal.
Donāt repeat your success tactics
in the next battles.
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Shape your Opponent
16. Character Based Leadership
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Always LEAD by
example
ā¢ Build your character, not just your image.
ā¢ Lead with actions, not just words.
ā¢ Share employeeās trials, not just their triumphs.
ā¢ Motivate emotionally, not just materially.
ā¢ Assign clearly defined missions to all
ā¢ Make your strategy drive your organization, not the
reverse.
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Character Based Leadership
17. 1. Recklessness
2. Cowardly
3. Quick tempered
4. Too delicate a sense of honor
5. Compassionate nature
Character Based Leadership
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qualities which are dangerous
in the character of the general.
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Character Based Leadership
18. Implement the business art into practice
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ā¢ Prioritize markets and determine competitor
focus.
ā¢ Develop attacks against competitorās
weakness.
ā¢ Deploy war game and plan for surprise.
ā¢ Integrate best attacks to unbalance your
competition
ā¢ Carve your attacks and bombard them
ā¢ Reinforce success, starve failure.
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Implement the business art into practice
19. Reputation to overall gains
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Strategically connected with clients, engaging and
involving them:
ā¢How to get closer to customers?
ā¢To build brand awareness and enhance loyalty?
ā¢To position new products and services for the effective
market penetration?
ā¢To fulfill what customers really desire?
Specialties
Brand Strategy, business entry & planning, product
development, internet marketing, trade distribution,
public private partnerships, sustainable tourism
management and investment promotion.
Crafting, Operationalizing and
Implementing Growth
Strategies to maximize
opportunities in emerging
geographies;
experience as my strong
resource and capability
Sachin Bansal
Enhancing business profitability
20. SACHIN BANSAL- Chief Explorer
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Enhancing business profitabilityā¦.