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What Management Is

Apr 22, 2015

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Page 1: What Management Is

a tour of new features

presenting

What Management is ?

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1The book 2Key Insights

Scope

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Mai

n Th

emes

Design

• Value Creation• Business Models• Strategy• Organization

Execution

• Facing Reality• Mission &

Measures• Innovation• Delivering Results• People

Management

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Patt

ern

used

in th

e bo

ok Contemporary and historical Context

Pro and against Cases

Questions addressed

Key Insights

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Design

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Valu

e Cr

eatio

nManufacturing Mindset

Marketing Mindset

Value creation - a system

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Valu

e Cr

eatio

n

Manufacturing mindset

Efficiency as focusMade large-scale manufacturing possible

Dehumanizing and deskillingNarrow in focus – inward looking – market dynamics not considered

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Valu

e Cr

eatio

n

Marketing Mindset

Who is the customer

What customer wants / needs

How much will he pay

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Valu

e Cr

eatio

nMaximizing shareholder value

Increased accountability of managementIncreased focus on customers to be successful

Quarter to quarter existenceCreative accounting practicesAbsence of long term ownership and org building initiatives

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Valu

e Cr

eatio

nConcept of Value chain# discount brokerage# budget carriers

Managing the Supply chain# taking responsibility for the whole flora and fauna# building partnerships beyond organizational boundaries to tap

commercial value – value engineeringimprove efficiency (JIT)Increase predictability /security

Maximizing shareholder value

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Valu

e Cr

eatio

n

Business

Customer

Employees Shareholders

Community

Value Creation – a system

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Busi

ness

Mod

els

A successful business model

Some Compelling storiesAMEX ,Eastern ExclusivesEbay

Business Models for Non-ProfitElderhostel

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Busi

ness

Mod

els

BusinessCustomer

Employees

Shareholders Community

Upstream Manufacturers

Downstream Franchisees

A successful business model – Key players

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Busi

ness

Mod

els

Eastern Exclusives

Small Businesses (more reach)

Students (convenien

ce)

Hostel (reputation)

Eastern Exclusives

(gains brand value)

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Busi

ness

Mod

els

Ebay

Sellers(more reach)(better price discovery)

Customers (convenience)

(value)

Ebay (no inventory)

(fee based model)

Small businesses (providing associated services)

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Busi

ness

Mod

els

Elderhostel

Increase in AffluenceFocus on comfort

Trainings and

boarding at appropriate

cost

Provide a sense of

community

Low cost trainings

Provide a sense of

community

Low cost boarding

Less affluentFrugal life style

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Stra

tegy

Better by being different

Strategy and Performance

Game of strategy

Strategic trade-offs

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Stra

tegy

Key Insights

Perfect Competition Monopoly

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Stra

tegy

Blue Ocean or Red Ocean - WalmartKey investment decisions to improve logistics

A pyrrhic victoryCase of Japanese Consumer Electronics manufacturer Too Successful - Dairy Farmers in UK

Moderation in success – prolonging success – prolonging the value capture

Mission creep TNC

Key Insights

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Org

aniz

ation

Important Factors

Manage or buy

Global Scale

Non-profit – tackling societies problems

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Org

aniz

ation

# Ronald Coase – Make or buy depends on cost effectiveness

# Does an efficient market always serve the intended purpose?# NBA

# GM vs Ford – Different times, different strokesFord – Assembly line 1908 - 1912Sloan – multi-division corporation 1940

# Standardization as design & Backward integration – Aravind Eye Hospital

# Design should match the mission

Key Insights

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Execution – Key to Excellence

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Faci

ng R

ealit

yMaking sense of the numbers

Plan

DoCheck

Act

# Measure should be an integral part# Different stakeholder require different measures# Measurements are a guide# should always be read in context

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Mis

sion

and

Mea

sure

sIn search of the holy grail – the universal measure

ROI / EVA/ EBIT et al - measure to fit the context - matching measures to mission – case of Fidelity Insurance

ROIC – Case of Dell (return on invested capital)

Battling the broken windows – NYPD

Key Insights

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Mis

sion

and

Mea

sure

sTNC – Fish creek projectMission – maintain bio-diversity -Save mussels

Key Insights

New Short term indicator- land under no-till method of

agricultureMedium term indicator – silt

levels in the riverLong term – size of mussell

population

Old measure - number of acres of land under

conservationFunds raised

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Mis

sion

and

Mea

sure

sGE – Mission and Measures

Fix/close/sell

Customer satisfaction /

employee satisfaction /cash

flow

Redefine markets

Six-sigma

Shake up complacence

To improve confidence

To ensure that gaming of the system is reduced

As core philosophy of the organization

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Inno

vatio

n &

Unc

erta

inty

Good management is entrepreneurialentrepreneur -> Anti-malthusian – optimistic-upbeat -> self-confident -> good management

Apollo13 – using constraints as catalysts – Nano?

Surviving the numbers – Payback / NPV/Discounted cash flow etc. – xerox and alto

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Del

iver

ing

resu

ltsPareto’s law – 80 %results /20 %areas

Resource allocation – Fighting inertia– Intel’s story from DRAM to Processors

The discipline of letting go – ignoring sunk costs

Competing with yourself – beating yesterday

# walmart

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Peop

le M

anag

emen

tManaging the organization culture

#setting an example# communications KISS# organizational folklore

The golden rule : Trust# verizon – actions and statements

Respect for the individual# as current and future stakeholders

# improves brand valueSelf management

# feedback & coaching