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Judo Strategy

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Team J

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Scope

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• The term first used (in business context) by David B. Yoffie and Michael A. Cusumano• Strategy for smaller players to take-on heavyweights• Example: Netscape v/s Microsoft, Palm OS v/s Microsoft• But, those companies didn’t do well..!• So, was it just a metaphor..?• Is it a full-fledged strategy?

Background

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Judo Techniques

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Movement

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Balance

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Leverage

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Why “Judo-only” may fail..!

You

Competitor

Success..!!

Judo

Judo

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Weaknesses of Judo

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Netscape: - (Violated Judo Rules)•Refusal to cooperate with Microsoft and AOL: Remember leveraging rival’s resources?•Refusal to offer it free-of-charge (Microsoft did it!)

Palm: - (Mastered Judo Rules)•Avoided head to head battles with Microsoft•But was there any competitive advantage?

Failures of Netscape and Palm

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"an ambitious and compelling ... dream that energizes ... that provides the emotional and intellectual energy for the journey ... to the future.”

Strategic Intent

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ConceptStrategic Intent Judo Strategy

Ambitions Stretch targets Stay under radar

Competitive Advantages

Build Ignore

Sustainability Stable over time Short Span

Resources Misfit High degree of fit

Analogy Video Picture

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Strategic Intent = Competitive Advantage + Competitive Innovation

Strategic IntentGary Hamel; C.K. Pralahad. Harvard Business Review, 1989

Competitive Advantage Competitive Innovation

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Case Study- ebay

•The business mission was to create online market place

•Earned $3.3 billion in the 10th year of operations-Microsoft, Dell and Cisco Systems could not do it! (currently, it’s $7.7 billion!)

Yahoo! Amazon.com ebay

Market Cap. $37.1 billion $30.27 billion $41.66 billion

Revenues $6.9 billion $14.8 $7.6 billon

P/E ratio 59.15 64.66 123.99

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ebay: Competitor Analysis

CompanyMarket Cap.

04/16/08

Yahoo 37.67BEbay 41.94B

Amazon 30.22B

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ebay: Judo Strategy

•Ebay used Judo techniques throughout the journey: - •Select Niche (online auction); don’t take bigger competitors head-on (e-mail): (Movement) •Alliance with AOL: Grip the bigger competitor (Balance)•Use opponent's strength against it: capture auction market share on AOL network! (Leverage)•Avoid tit-for-tat: No response to “free access” strategy by Yahoo!, Amazon.com

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ebay: Strategic Intent

•Establish Sense of urgency: - •Leverage networks; move towards striking ambitious deals (AOL)

•Competitive Focus: •Establish SWAT teams; weekly reporting

•Launch Initiatives: -•Buy PayPal (adding to business proposition)

•Establishing clear milestones: - •Objectives in terms of users, creation of communities

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Conclusion

Create Urgency

Establish Milestones

Competitor Focus

Launch Progressively

Train Employees

You

Competitor Success..!!

Competitive Imitation

Competitive Innovation

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