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MARKETING PRESENTATION
SAMSUNG : FROM GALLOP TO RUN
  CASE PRESENTATION OUTLINE




      “You are what you think, speak and eat (Anonym)
SAMSUNG : FROM GALLOP TO RUN
    COMPANY BACKGROUND



        world’s
       largest tv
      manufacturer




        Electronics
      global valuable
           brand
 Samsung Founder unveiled what he called “new management,” a top-
  to-bottom strategy for the entire company
 In 2009, Samsung rang up revenues of $117 billion with profits of $8.3
  billion
 Interbrand crowned Samsung as the world’s fastest growing brand
  over the five-year period
 Samsung Electronics, is now one of the world's leading developers
  and producers of semiconductors, and was
 listed in Fortune magazine's list of the 100 largest corporations in the
  world in 2007
Q.1 How was Samsung able to go from copycat
brand to product leader ?




                         What are the certain factors
                          that can make Samsung
                          move on from copycat brand
                          to be the product leader ?
THERE ARE THREE MAIN FACTORS THAT LEAD
SAMSUNG TO BE CUTTING EDGE PRODUCT LEADER


            LEE’S TOP TO BOTTOM NEW MANAGEMENT
               STRATEGY FOR SAMSUNG COMPANY
   (Bringing Samsung Electronics in very ambitious new direction)




  NEW PRODUCT             PRODUCT “TEST                       POSITIONING
  DEVELOPMENT              MARKETING”                        COMMERZIALES
                           Lifestyle works of art       Samsung abandoned low-end
  Samsung then hired                                     distributers, and they decide to
                            means that every new
   a new group of young                                   choose to work with specialty
                            Samsung products have
   designers who            to pass ‘WOW” test. If it     retailers such as Best Buy and
   creates sleek, bold,     didn’t get wow during         Circuit City.
   innovative, and          market testing, it must      Samsung clearly shows that they
   stylish product          go straight back to the       are no longer the cheap brand.
                            design studio                They revamped their strategy and
   targeting high-end
                                                          positioning along with developing
   users.                                                 stylish and innovative products.
Samsung
    NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

New Product Development Focus :
 Hired a new crop of fresh, young
  designers who unleashed a torrent of
  new products
 Not humdrum, me-too products but
  sleek, bold and beautiful products
  targeting high-end users (“lifestyle
  works of art”)
 Samsung concentrates on the
  development of new products,
  product    improvements,       product
  modifications, and new brands
  through their R&D effort that let them
Samsung
       Product “TEST MARKETING”

Samsung Product Test Marketing:
 Every product had to pass the
  “Wow!” test, if it didn’t get a “Wow!”
  reaction during market testing, it
  went back to the design studio
 Making        Samsung       conducts
  integrated test of product and its
  entire marketing program-targeting
  and positioning strategy, advertising,
  distribution, pricing, branding and
  packaging, and budget levels
 Providing      management         the
  information needed to make a final
  decision about whether to launch the
  new product or going back to studio.
SAMSUNG’S PRODUCT
     POSITIONING AND COMMERCIALIZATION


     Largest Consumer               Samsung is not El
   Electronics Company               Cheapo Product
  in the worlds (sc 2005)               Anymore




    Working with specialty
                                      Revamping its
   Retailers such as Bestbuy
                                       Position to
And CircuitCity & also abandon
                                    create stylish and
Low end distributors like K-Mart
                                   Innovative products
         And Wall Mart
The Real Proofs that show
Samsung become cutting edge product leader


                                                         Sony Revenue (2009)




                                                                                     Sony
                                                         Decrease to $77 Billion




                        Samsung Revenue (2009)          Sony Net Loss (2009)
                        Rang up to $117 Billion         Net Loss almost $1 Billion
  Samsung Lofty Goals




                                                        Position of Global Brands
                        Samsung Profit (2009)
                                                        Fell to 29th position for
                        Reaching to $8.3 Billion .
                                                        Valuable Global Brands


                        Position of Global Brands
                        17th valuable global and also
                        the world’s fastest growing
                        brand (last 5 years)
Samsung
 Customer-Centered New Product Management
                Customer Centered NPM:
 Focuses on finding new ways to create more customer
  satisfying experiences, new products are ones that are
  differentiated, solve major customer problems, and offer a
  compelling customer value proposition

Samsung Implementation of Customer Centered NPM as
follows :
1. It can be proved from Samsung revenue (2009) rang
    up to $117 Billion with profits $8.3 Billion that resulted
    from consumer satisfaction towards Samsung products.
2. Samsung differentiates their new innovative products to
    some certain helpable high-end areas of electronic
    devices such as Samsung Kiwi Laptop that are very light
    and handy for user, Blue-Ray Sky Touch DVD player.
3. Samsung’ product had satisfied customers need by
    providing high-end products such as Samsung Luxia
    TV’s that has 55 inch size and 49 pounds weight to ease
    the customer adjusting it wherever they want to move.
Samsung
           Team Based New Product Management

       Team Based New Product Development Focus :
 Focus : Samsung practices team-based new-product
  development by developing new product in which every
  departments work closely together in cross-functional teams,
  to save time and increase effectiveness.
 Aims : Instead of passing the new product from department
  to department, the company assembles a team of people
  from various departments that stay with the new product
  from start to finish.
 Samsung Implementation of Customer Centered NPM as
                            follows :
1. Samsung hired a group of experience and creative
    designers to work close together and produce a new product
    that will pass the “Wow!” test.
2. Companies that has TOP TO BOTTOM STRATEGY that
    combine a customer-centered approach with team-based
    new-product development gain a big competitive edge by
    getting the right new products to market faster.
Samsung Cross Functional Teams
     “Team Based New Products Management”

                                   Marketing
  Sales and Distributions                           Corporate Strategy


                                                          Operations and Policy



Engineer and Experts




 Human Resource

                                                  Executive Committee
               Products Designer
                                   Technology and ICT
Samsung
           Systematic New Product Management

Systematic New Product Management:
 The systematic innovation management system
  approach yields two favorable outcomes. (1) It helps
  create an innovation-oriented company culture. (2) It
  will yield a larger number of new-product ideas,
  among which will be found some especially good
  ones.
  Samsung Implementation of Systematic NPM as
                       follows :
1. The new-product development process should be
   holistic and systematic rather than
   compartmentalized and haphazard. Otherwise, few
   new ideas will surface, and many good ideas will
   sputter and die.
2. A company can install an innovation management
   system can be used to collect, review, evaluate, and
   manage new-product ideas, so that new ideas will
   be encouraged and these ideas will not be lost.
Systematics New Product Development of SAMSUNG
HIGH-END PRODUCTS OF Samsung’s High Techno




Samsung          Samsung        Samsung YP S2     Samsung Kiwi
“Touch of        Luxia LED TV   Pebble MP3        Mini 10-inch
Colour”                         Player : Sporty
                 Kind : High-                     Note Book PC
Kind : Blu-Ray                  and Fashionable
DVD Player.      Technology     Mp3 Player        (that is high
                 LED TV                           tech and
                                                  convenient)
Realizing their challenges by providing
        SAMSUNG New Strategy of MABULJUNGJE
                       SAMSUNG CURRENTS CONDITION :
   Urgency : After 17 years remarkable success, Lee Byung-Chull admitted that the
    world’s largest technology firm’s current main products may likely become
    obsolete within next 10 years.
   New Strategy: That forward thinking has him again in reform mode. So, he has
    dubbed Samsung’s new strategy that is “mabuljungje” a Chinese axiom that
    means “horse that does not stop.”
   In a memo to Samsung employees, Lee said, “The ‘new management’ doctrine for
    the past 17 years helped catapult the company into being one of the world’s best
    electronics makers
   Current Condition: Now is not a time to be complacent but a time to run.”
    Samsung unveiled a $23billion investment plan, to ensure that it is the company
    that develops high-tech products.
   Challenges: Much of this year’s budget is earmarked for capital expenditures, new
    equipment and plants to ensure that Samsung stays ahead for the high-tech
    products.
   Otherwise Samsung are doing research and development (R&D) to produce better
    sound quality, sharper colors and unique features for their high-tech products.
Based on PLC-PRODUCT STAGE (1)
Samsung Challenges to manage its high tech prod

• Product development stage begins when the
  company finds and develops a new-product idea.
• During product development, sales are zero, and
  the company’s investment costs mount but
  Samsung hired a group of experience and creative
  designers to create and produce a new product.
  Every new Samsung’s product with new design has
  to pass the “Wow!” test before released into the
  market.
• Challenges : Samsung spends a lot of money in
  investing in the new products because if the new
  product with the new design failed the “Wow!”
  test, it needs to be sent back to the design studio
  for improvement, more cost of developing product
  is needed. Therefore, the company’s investment
  cost is very high.
Based on INTRODUCTION STAGE (2)
Samsung Challenges to manage its high tech prod

 Introduction stage starts when the new product is
  first launched. Introduction takes time, and sales
  growth is apt to be slow. In this stage, as
  compared to other stages, profits are negative or
  low because of the low sales and high distribution
  and promotion expenses.
 Challenges 1 : Much money is needed to attract
  distributors and build their inventories. Promotion
  spending is relatively high to inform consumers of
  the new high tech product.
 Challenges 2: Advertisements are very
  important and compulsory for Samsung new
  product. With advertisement, will more people
  recognize about Samsung. Thus, this high-tech
  products launched with highly cost.
Based on PLC-GROWTH STAGE (3)
Samsung Challenges to manage its high tech prod

 Growth stage occurs when sales starts climbing quickly.
  The early adopters will continue to buy, and later buyers
  will start following their lead, especially if they heard
  favourable word of mouth. Attracted by the opportunities
  for profit, new competitors enter the market.

 The product’s price stability will determine the volume of
  sales. Profit also increases in this stage. This is shown when
  Samsung Electronics achieved its lofty goals in less than
  two decades. In 2009, the company earned $117 billion of
  revenues with profits of $8.3 billion. Since 2005,

 Samsung is by far the largest consumer electronics
  company in the world. It is the world’s largest TV
  manufacturer and the second-largest cell phone producer.
  Besides that, Samsung also has been awarded eight prizes
  at the International Design Excellence Awards (IDEA).
Based on MATURITY STAGE (4)
 Samsung Challenges to manage its high tech prod

 Maturity stage normally lasts longer than the previous stage, and
  it poses strong challenges to marketing management. Maturity is
  period of slowdown in sales growth because the product has
  achieved acceptance by most potential buyers.
 Profits level off or decline because of increased marketing outlays
  to defend the product against competition. Samsung took home 8
  prizes at International Design Excellence Awards (IDEA) where
  entries are judged based on appearance, functionality and idea
  behind the product. As cell phone industry moves from ‘dumb
  phones’ to ‘smartphones’ and Samsung aims to double its market
  share of the higher-end market from 5 to 10 percent.
 Samsung also competes strongly in the markets for DVD players,
  home theatres, digital cameras and camcorders, home appliances,
  and laser printers because there are many producers out there who
  offer the same products as Samsung. This lead to greater
  competition and cause the profits level off or decline.
Based on DECLINE STAGE (4)
 Samsung Challenges to manage its high tech prod
 Decline stage is the period when sales fall off and profits drop. Sales may plunge to zero, or
  they may drop to a low level where they continue for many years. Samsung is now in this
  stage of their high technology products and that is the reason why it needs to create
  mabuljungje strategy.
 There are many competitors that produces the same line of products, not just competitors
  but the strong rivals such as Apple Inc (Smartphone) and Sony (Electrical appliances) had
  lead the customer to a wider choice of product that they prefer to buy and it will lead to the
  shifting in consumer taste whether in telecommunications components, mobile displays or
  LED panel. Carrying a weak product can be very costly to the company, and not jus profit
  terms.
 Challenges 1 :There are many hidden costs. A weak product may take up too
  much management time. It requires frequent price and inventory adjustments. It
  also requires advertising and sales force attention that might be better used to make
  “healthy” product more profitable. With advertising, it also can pull back the
  product’s falling of reputation.
 Challenges 2 : Samsung is investing heavily to ensure that it is Samsung itself that
  develops the “newer high-tech” products instead of other companies like Sony.
  Despite Samsung’s past success, the company will risk losing market share if it did
  not completely rebuild its business model.
Q.4 Will Samsung likely achieve its goals in markets where it
does not dominate, such as smartphones? Why or why not?




                               Do we believe that Samsung
                                is able to achieve its goals in
                                markets ? What is the reason
                                and the justification that
                                match to the today condition?
YES
 Survey – high&increase % taking smartphones
 Mabuljungje strategy – excellent result – goal
(create new high-tech product – to avoid a loss in
market share) eg.
 Competitor (Samsung and Apple) – latest
   system(Android 4.1 Jelly Bean)
• Samsung Price higher ( store market, trade number,
   system) (system : android system for Samsung but
   Apple Android system for Apple)
 consumer behavior (cultural, social, personal and
   psychological)
SAMSUNG
        ACHIEVING ITS GOALS BY MABULJUNGJE

 VALUES: Samsung can achieve its goals in markets where it does not dominate
  basically for instance smartphones because they does not claim to know what
  will replace today’s products as they become obsolete.
 ACTION: Samsung should take this golden opportunity to attract people and
  win people’s attention that Samsung smartphones are the best smartphones than
  other companies like Sony, Apples and the other prospective competitors.



 MABULJUNGJE STRATEGY will surely bring out a special and excellent
  result to the sales of Samsung products. Samsung continue to strive for
  excellence in creating new high-tech products in order to avoid a loss in market
  share in the future. Rather, it is investing heavily to ensure.
 To cite a latest example, now Samsung just launched a new smartphone that is
  Galaxy Note 2. This can show that Samsung are strive to attract people's
  attention and therefore, win their attraction and heart. Moreover many people are
  being the loyal user of Samsung Tab and Galaxy Note 2 because of its features.
SAMSUNG
       ACHIEVING ITS GOALS BY MABULJUNGJE
 INTERACTIVITY President of Samsung Electronics America, as a major
  pillar of mabuljungje, Samsung will capitalize on interactivity which as in
  mobile smartphones with TVs and TVs with the internet. Through this,
  Samsung’s future will bring many products that can communicate to each other
  as they connect together. With all this, Samsung can definitely get on the
  headline and successful to attract people attention and therefore, people will be
  rushing to get the product from every outlet and will be dominating for the
  market.
 QUALITY :In addition, Samsung also take an opportunity to present
  consumers with flashy hardware features. In the competition between Samsung
  and Apple, Samsung know that it cannot thrive in the long term by merely
  offering sharper colors or better sound quality
 FEATURES AND PRICING: Pricing power comes only from unique features
  and Samsung is putting plenty into discovering the unique features. Samsung,
  it has announced its intention to unveil a tablet computer and an app store
  similar to Apple’s that will give Samsung control over that content. Samsung
  sees apps as the advertising vehicle of the future.
SAMSUNG
         ACHIEVING ITS GOALS BY MABULJUNGJE
EXPECTATIONS AND AIMS :
 In the future, Samsung will definitely produce many magnificent products that beyond your
  imagination. Samsung smartphones will continue to launch new design with some special and
  unique function. Samsung Electronics will generate the fantastic ideas and to innovate new
  things continuously to convince customers that Samsung can dominate the market such as
  Galaxy Note 2 and Samsung Galaxy Tab that can make the customer buy them

PRODUCT DECISIONS AND RESPONSIBILITY
 Samsung would like to consider public policy issues and regulations regarding acquiring or
  product quality and safety, and product warranties. Samsung also make sure the customers get
  something that belong to them, for example customers get the warranty of smartphone if the
  smartphone got any problems and is in the warranty time.

INTERNATIONAL PRODUCTS AND STANDARDIZED SYSTEM
 International product and services marketing face special challenges. Samsung must decide
   how much to standardize or adapt their products and services for whole market in whole
   world. This make sure that the products are suitable in every country. Hence, the products
   which are able to fulfill the needs and wants of consumers can easily be accepted and used by
   all people. For example:
The Logical Streamline (Simplicity Mode)
Samsung is able to achieve its goals where it does not dominate,
such as Smart-Phone

  For instance, we’d like to observe reasons why Smartphone Galaxy S can achieve it goals


         Market Share                  High Tech                    Ease and Non-
          Increasing                  Comm Phone                      Exclusivity
      Samsung aims to                                               More than 100
                                   Releasing the Galaxy
     double its high end                                          mobile operators will
                                    S (latest high-tech
     market share from                                              offer Galaxy S
                                  communication phone)
        5% to 10%
   • Winning Side                   Competitive Features           • Winning Side from
   • Double market share            Samsung may easily               Samsung
     will let Samsung to            meet its target market           Smartphone
     innovate and survive in        since the hardware
                                                                   • Most of another top
     the market better, even        and software features
                                                                     smartphone are tied
     the products not               are pretty competitive
                                                                     exclusively to any
     dominating                     in market.
                                                                     single carrier in the
    As the effect of product       For example : Running on          market.
      categories forward           Google New OS’System,
          movement                  fHD Video Recorder, etc
CONCLUSION
                                  Strategy to
                                  solve lots of   Samsung will be
                Combinations of
                                  challenges in   able to dominate
                Product
                                  managing high   the market by
                Development
                                                  their products
                Process           tech products
                                                  development


Jumping off from
COPYCAT brand to be the
cutting edge product
leader
Question and Answer Session (Q&A)

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  • 2. SAMSUNG : FROM GALLOP TO RUN CASE PRESENTATION OUTLINE “You are what you think, speak and eat (Anonym)
  • 3. SAMSUNG : FROM GALLOP TO RUN COMPANY BACKGROUND world’s largest tv manufacturer Electronics global valuable brand
  • 4.  Samsung Founder unveiled what he called “new management,” a top- to-bottom strategy for the entire company  In 2009, Samsung rang up revenues of $117 billion with profits of $8.3 billion  Interbrand crowned Samsung as the world’s fastest growing brand over the five-year period  Samsung Electronics, is now one of the world's leading developers and producers of semiconductors, and was  listed in Fortune magazine's list of the 100 largest corporations in the world in 2007
  • 5. Q.1 How was Samsung able to go from copycat brand to product leader ?  What are the certain factors that can make Samsung move on from copycat brand to be the product leader ?
  • 6. THERE ARE THREE MAIN FACTORS THAT LEAD SAMSUNG TO BE CUTTING EDGE PRODUCT LEADER LEE’S TOP TO BOTTOM NEW MANAGEMENT STRATEGY FOR SAMSUNG COMPANY (Bringing Samsung Electronics in very ambitious new direction) NEW PRODUCT PRODUCT “TEST POSITIONING DEVELOPMENT MARKETING” COMMERZIALES  Lifestyle works of art  Samsung abandoned low-end  Samsung then hired distributers, and they decide to means that every new a new group of young choose to work with specialty Samsung products have designers who to pass ‘WOW” test. If it retailers such as Best Buy and creates sleek, bold, didn’t get wow during Circuit City. innovative, and market testing, it must  Samsung clearly shows that they stylish product go straight back to the are no longer the cheap brand. design studio  They revamped their strategy and targeting high-end positioning along with developing users. stylish and innovative products.
  • 7. Samsung NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT New Product Development Focus :  Hired a new crop of fresh, young designers who unleashed a torrent of new products  Not humdrum, me-too products but sleek, bold and beautiful products targeting high-end users (“lifestyle works of art”)  Samsung concentrates on the development of new products, product improvements, product modifications, and new brands through their R&D effort that let them
  • 8. Samsung Product “TEST MARKETING” Samsung Product Test Marketing:  Every product had to pass the “Wow!” test, if it didn’t get a “Wow!” reaction during market testing, it went back to the design studio  Making Samsung conducts integrated test of product and its entire marketing program-targeting and positioning strategy, advertising, distribution, pricing, branding and packaging, and budget levels  Providing management the information needed to make a final decision about whether to launch the new product or going back to studio.
  • 9. SAMSUNG’S PRODUCT POSITIONING AND COMMERCIALIZATION Largest Consumer Samsung is not El Electronics Company Cheapo Product in the worlds (sc 2005) Anymore Working with specialty Revamping its Retailers such as Bestbuy Position to And CircuitCity & also abandon create stylish and Low end distributors like K-Mart Innovative products And Wall Mart
  • 10. The Real Proofs that show Samsung become cutting edge product leader Sony Revenue (2009) Sony Decrease to $77 Billion Samsung Revenue (2009) Sony Net Loss (2009) Rang up to $117 Billion Net Loss almost $1 Billion Samsung Lofty Goals Position of Global Brands Samsung Profit (2009) Fell to 29th position for Reaching to $8.3 Billion . Valuable Global Brands Position of Global Brands 17th valuable global and also the world’s fastest growing brand (last 5 years)
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  • 12. Samsung Customer-Centered New Product Management Customer Centered NPM:  Focuses on finding new ways to create more customer satisfying experiences, new products are ones that are differentiated, solve major customer problems, and offer a compelling customer value proposition Samsung Implementation of Customer Centered NPM as follows : 1. It can be proved from Samsung revenue (2009) rang up to $117 Billion with profits $8.3 Billion that resulted from consumer satisfaction towards Samsung products. 2. Samsung differentiates their new innovative products to some certain helpable high-end areas of electronic devices such as Samsung Kiwi Laptop that are very light and handy for user, Blue-Ray Sky Touch DVD player. 3. Samsung’ product had satisfied customers need by providing high-end products such as Samsung Luxia TV’s that has 55 inch size and 49 pounds weight to ease the customer adjusting it wherever they want to move.
  • 13. Samsung Team Based New Product Management Team Based New Product Development Focus :  Focus : Samsung practices team-based new-product development by developing new product in which every departments work closely together in cross-functional teams, to save time and increase effectiveness.  Aims : Instead of passing the new product from department to department, the company assembles a team of people from various departments that stay with the new product from start to finish. Samsung Implementation of Customer Centered NPM as follows : 1. Samsung hired a group of experience and creative designers to work close together and produce a new product that will pass the “Wow!” test. 2. Companies that has TOP TO BOTTOM STRATEGY that combine a customer-centered approach with team-based new-product development gain a big competitive edge by getting the right new products to market faster.
  • 14. Samsung Cross Functional Teams “Team Based New Products Management” Marketing Sales and Distributions Corporate Strategy Operations and Policy Engineer and Experts Human Resource Executive Committee Products Designer Technology and ICT
  • 15. Samsung Systematic New Product Management Systematic New Product Management:  The systematic innovation management system approach yields two favorable outcomes. (1) It helps create an innovation-oriented company culture. (2) It will yield a larger number of new-product ideas, among which will be found some especially good ones. Samsung Implementation of Systematic NPM as follows : 1. The new-product development process should be holistic and systematic rather than compartmentalized and haphazard. Otherwise, few new ideas will surface, and many good ideas will sputter and die. 2. A company can install an innovation management system can be used to collect, review, evaluate, and manage new-product ideas, so that new ideas will be encouraged and these ideas will not be lost.
  • 16. Systematics New Product Development of SAMSUNG HIGH-END PRODUCTS OF Samsung’s High Techno Samsung Samsung Samsung YP S2 Samsung Kiwi “Touch of Luxia LED TV Pebble MP3 Mini 10-inch Colour” Player : Sporty Kind : High- Note Book PC Kind : Blu-Ray and Fashionable DVD Player. Technology Mp3 Player (that is high LED TV tech and convenient)
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  • 18. Realizing their challenges by providing SAMSUNG New Strategy of MABULJUNGJE SAMSUNG CURRENTS CONDITION :  Urgency : After 17 years remarkable success, Lee Byung-Chull admitted that the world’s largest technology firm’s current main products may likely become obsolete within next 10 years.  New Strategy: That forward thinking has him again in reform mode. So, he has dubbed Samsung’s new strategy that is “mabuljungje” a Chinese axiom that means “horse that does not stop.”  In a memo to Samsung employees, Lee said, “The ‘new management’ doctrine for the past 17 years helped catapult the company into being one of the world’s best electronics makers  Current Condition: Now is not a time to be complacent but a time to run.” Samsung unveiled a $23billion investment plan, to ensure that it is the company that develops high-tech products.  Challenges: Much of this year’s budget is earmarked for capital expenditures, new equipment and plants to ensure that Samsung stays ahead for the high-tech products.  Otherwise Samsung are doing research and development (R&D) to produce better sound quality, sharper colors and unique features for their high-tech products.
  • 19. Based on PLC-PRODUCT STAGE (1) Samsung Challenges to manage its high tech prod • Product development stage begins when the company finds and develops a new-product idea. • During product development, sales are zero, and the company’s investment costs mount but Samsung hired a group of experience and creative designers to create and produce a new product. Every new Samsung’s product with new design has to pass the “Wow!” test before released into the market. • Challenges : Samsung spends a lot of money in investing in the new products because if the new product with the new design failed the “Wow!” test, it needs to be sent back to the design studio for improvement, more cost of developing product is needed. Therefore, the company’s investment cost is very high.
  • 20. Based on INTRODUCTION STAGE (2) Samsung Challenges to manage its high tech prod  Introduction stage starts when the new product is first launched. Introduction takes time, and sales growth is apt to be slow. In this stage, as compared to other stages, profits are negative or low because of the low sales and high distribution and promotion expenses.  Challenges 1 : Much money is needed to attract distributors and build their inventories. Promotion spending is relatively high to inform consumers of the new high tech product.  Challenges 2: Advertisements are very important and compulsory for Samsung new product. With advertisement, will more people recognize about Samsung. Thus, this high-tech products launched with highly cost.
  • 21. Based on PLC-GROWTH STAGE (3) Samsung Challenges to manage its high tech prod  Growth stage occurs when sales starts climbing quickly. The early adopters will continue to buy, and later buyers will start following their lead, especially if they heard favourable word of mouth. Attracted by the opportunities for profit, new competitors enter the market.  The product’s price stability will determine the volume of sales. Profit also increases in this stage. This is shown when Samsung Electronics achieved its lofty goals in less than two decades. In 2009, the company earned $117 billion of revenues with profits of $8.3 billion. Since 2005,  Samsung is by far the largest consumer electronics company in the world. It is the world’s largest TV manufacturer and the second-largest cell phone producer. Besides that, Samsung also has been awarded eight prizes at the International Design Excellence Awards (IDEA).
  • 22. Based on MATURITY STAGE (4) Samsung Challenges to manage its high tech prod  Maturity stage normally lasts longer than the previous stage, and it poses strong challenges to marketing management. Maturity is period of slowdown in sales growth because the product has achieved acceptance by most potential buyers.  Profits level off or decline because of increased marketing outlays to defend the product against competition. Samsung took home 8 prizes at International Design Excellence Awards (IDEA) where entries are judged based on appearance, functionality and idea behind the product. As cell phone industry moves from ‘dumb phones’ to ‘smartphones’ and Samsung aims to double its market share of the higher-end market from 5 to 10 percent.  Samsung also competes strongly in the markets for DVD players, home theatres, digital cameras and camcorders, home appliances, and laser printers because there are many producers out there who offer the same products as Samsung. This lead to greater competition and cause the profits level off or decline.
  • 23. Based on DECLINE STAGE (4) Samsung Challenges to manage its high tech prod  Decline stage is the period when sales fall off and profits drop. Sales may plunge to zero, or they may drop to a low level where they continue for many years. Samsung is now in this stage of their high technology products and that is the reason why it needs to create mabuljungje strategy.  There are many competitors that produces the same line of products, not just competitors but the strong rivals such as Apple Inc (Smartphone) and Sony (Electrical appliances) had lead the customer to a wider choice of product that they prefer to buy and it will lead to the shifting in consumer taste whether in telecommunications components, mobile displays or LED panel. Carrying a weak product can be very costly to the company, and not jus profit terms.  Challenges 1 :There are many hidden costs. A weak product may take up too much management time. It requires frequent price and inventory adjustments. It also requires advertising and sales force attention that might be better used to make “healthy” product more profitable. With advertising, it also can pull back the product’s falling of reputation.  Challenges 2 : Samsung is investing heavily to ensure that it is Samsung itself that develops the “newer high-tech” products instead of other companies like Sony. Despite Samsung’s past success, the company will risk losing market share if it did not completely rebuild its business model.
  • 24. Q.4 Will Samsung likely achieve its goals in markets where it does not dominate, such as smartphones? Why or why not?  Do we believe that Samsung is able to achieve its goals in markets ? What is the reason and the justification that match to the today condition?
  • 25. YES  Survey – high&increase % taking smartphones  Mabuljungje strategy – excellent result – goal (create new high-tech product – to avoid a loss in market share) eg.  Competitor (Samsung and Apple) – latest system(Android 4.1 Jelly Bean) • Samsung Price higher ( store market, trade number, system) (system : android system for Samsung but Apple Android system for Apple)  consumer behavior (cultural, social, personal and psychological)
  • 26. SAMSUNG ACHIEVING ITS GOALS BY MABULJUNGJE  VALUES: Samsung can achieve its goals in markets where it does not dominate basically for instance smartphones because they does not claim to know what will replace today’s products as they become obsolete.  ACTION: Samsung should take this golden opportunity to attract people and win people’s attention that Samsung smartphones are the best smartphones than other companies like Sony, Apples and the other prospective competitors.  MABULJUNGJE STRATEGY will surely bring out a special and excellent result to the sales of Samsung products. Samsung continue to strive for excellence in creating new high-tech products in order to avoid a loss in market share in the future. Rather, it is investing heavily to ensure.  To cite a latest example, now Samsung just launched a new smartphone that is Galaxy Note 2. This can show that Samsung are strive to attract people's attention and therefore, win their attraction and heart. Moreover many people are being the loyal user of Samsung Tab and Galaxy Note 2 because of its features.
  • 27. SAMSUNG ACHIEVING ITS GOALS BY MABULJUNGJE  INTERACTIVITY President of Samsung Electronics America, as a major pillar of mabuljungje, Samsung will capitalize on interactivity which as in mobile smartphones with TVs and TVs with the internet. Through this, Samsung’s future will bring many products that can communicate to each other as they connect together. With all this, Samsung can definitely get on the headline and successful to attract people attention and therefore, people will be rushing to get the product from every outlet and will be dominating for the market.  QUALITY :In addition, Samsung also take an opportunity to present consumers with flashy hardware features. In the competition between Samsung and Apple, Samsung know that it cannot thrive in the long term by merely offering sharper colors or better sound quality  FEATURES AND PRICING: Pricing power comes only from unique features and Samsung is putting plenty into discovering the unique features. Samsung, it has announced its intention to unveil a tablet computer and an app store similar to Apple’s that will give Samsung control over that content. Samsung sees apps as the advertising vehicle of the future.
  • 28. SAMSUNG ACHIEVING ITS GOALS BY MABULJUNGJE EXPECTATIONS AND AIMS :  In the future, Samsung will definitely produce many magnificent products that beyond your imagination. Samsung smartphones will continue to launch new design with some special and unique function. Samsung Electronics will generate the fantastic ideas and to innovate new things continuously to convince customers that Samsung can dominate the market such as Galaxy Note 2 and Samsung Galaxy Tab that can make the customer buy them PRODUCT DECISIONS AND RESPONSIBILITY  Samsung would like to consider public policy issues and regulations regarding acquiring or product quality and safety, and product warranties. Samsung also make sure the customers get something that belong to them, for example customers get the warranty of smartphone if the smartphone got any problems and is in the warranty time. INTERNATIONAL PRODUCTS AND STANDARDIZED SYSTEM  International product and services marketing face special challenges. Samsung must decide how much to standardize or adapt their products and services for whole market in whole world. This make sure that the products are suitable in every country. Hence, the products which are able to fulfill the needs and wants of consumers can easily be accepted and used by all people. For example:
  • 29. The Logical Streamline (Simplicity Mode) Samsung is able to achieve its goals where it does not dominate, such as Smart-Phone For instance, we’d like to observe reasons why Smartphone Galaxy S can achieve it goals Market Share High Tech Ease and Non- Increasing Comm Phone Exclusivity Samsung aims to More than 100 Releasing the Galaxy double its high end mobile operators will S (latest high-tech market share from offer Galaxy S communication phone) 5% to 10% • Winning Side Competitive Features • Winning Side from • Double market share Samsung may easily Samsung will let Samsung to meet its target market Smartphone innovate and survive in since the hardware • Most of another top the market better, even and software features smartphone are tied the products not are pretty competitive exclusively to any dominating in market. single carrier in the As the effect of product For example : Running on market. categories forward Google New OS’System, movement fHD Video Recorder, etc
  • 30. CONCLUSION Strategy to solve lots of Samsung will be Combinations of challenges in able to dominate Product managing high the market by Development their products Process tech products development Jumping off from COPYCAT brand to be the cutting edge product leader
  • 31. Question and Answer Session (Q&A)