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Nama

: Dr. Asep Suryana Natawiria,

MBA,. M.Sc

NIP

: 065703414

Tlp

: HP. 0811856777

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Tugas 10

Paper Indv 10

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MATERI MANAJEMEN STRATEGIK

• Pengantar Manajemen Strategi

• Teknik Menganalisa Kasus

• Proses Manajemen Strategi

• Analisis Lingkungan Eksternal

• Analisis Lingkungan Internal

• Strategi Generik

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MATERI MANAJEMEN STRATEGIK

(cont’d)

• Strategi Internasional

• Strategi Industri Spesifik

• Strategi Diversifikasi

• Membangun kapabilitas Organisasi

• Mengelola Implementasi Strategi

• Budaya Perusahaan & Leadership

• Presentasi Kelompok

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Chapter

Screen graphics created by: Jana F. Kuzmicki, Ph.D.

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 What Is Strategy?

◦ Identifying a Company’s Strategy

◦ Strategy and the Quest for Competitive

Advantage

◦ Strategy Is Partly Proactive and Partly Reactive

◦ Strategy and Ethics: Passing the Test of Moral

Scrutiny

 The Relationship Between a Company’s

Strategy and Its Business Model

 What Makes a Strategy a Winner?

 Why Are Crafting and Executing Strategy

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1. Where are we now?

2. Where do we want to go?

 Business(es) to be in and market positions to stake

out

Buyer needs and groups to serve

 Outcomes to achieve

3. How will we get there?

 A company’s answer to “how

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Consists of the

combination

of

competitive

moves

and

business approaches

used by

managers to run the company

Management’s

“game plan”

to

Attract and please customers

Stake out a market position

Compete successfully

Grow the business

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How to please customers

How to respond to changing

market conditions

How to outcompete rivals

How to grow the business

How to manage each functional piece of the

business and develop needed organizational capabilities

How to achieve strategic and financial objectives

Strategy is HOW

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To achieve sustainable competitive

advantage, a company’s strategy usually

must be aimed at either

◦ Providing a distinctive product or service or

◦ Developing competitive capabilities rivals can not

match

Achieving a sustainable competitive

advantage greatly enhances a company’s

prospects for

◦ Winning in the marketplace and

◦ Realizing above-average profits

What separates a powerful strategy from an ordinary strategy

is management’s ability to forge a series of moves, both in the marketplace and internally, that

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Strive to be the industry’s low-cost provider

Outcompete rivals on a key differentiating

feature

Focus on a narrow market niche, doing a

better job than rivals of serving the unique

needs of niche buyers

Develop expertise, resource strengths, and

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A company’s strategy is a

work in progress

Changes

may be necessary to

react

to

Fresh moves of competitors

Evolving customer preferences

Technological breakthroughs

Shifting market conditions

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 Ethical and moral standards go beyond

Prohibitions of law and the language of “thou

shalt not”

to issues of

Duty and “right” vs. “wrong”

 Ethical and moral standards address

“What is the right thing to do?”

 Two criteria of an ethical strategy:

Does not entail actions and behaviors that cross

the line from “can do” to “should not do’ and

“unsavory” or “shady” and

Allows management to fulfill its ethical duties to

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Owners/shareholders

– Rightfully expect some

form of return on their investment

Owners/shareholders

– Rightfully expect some

form of return on their investment

Employees

- Rightfully expect to be treated with

dignity and respect for devoting their energies to

the enterprise

Employees

- Rightfully expect to be treated with

dignity and respect for devoting their energies to

the enterprise

Customers

- Rightfully expect a seller to provide

them with a reliable, safe product or service

Customers

- Rightfully expect a seller to provide

them with a reliable, safe product or service

Suppliers

- Rightfully expect to have an equitable

relationship with firms they supply and be treated

fairly

Suppliers

- Rightfully expect to have an equitable

relationship with firms they supply and be treated

fairly

Community

- Rightfully expect businesses to be

good citizens in their community

Community

- Rightfully expect businesses to be

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 A business model addresses “How do we

make money in this business?”

Is the strategy capable of delivering

good bottom-line results?

 Do the revenue-cost-profit economics

of the strategy make good business sense?

Look at revenue streams the strategy is expected to

produce

Look at associated cost structure and potential

profit margins

Do resulting earnings streams and ROI indicate the

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Strategy

- Deals with

a company’s

competitive initiatives

and business

approaches

Business Model

-Concerns whether

revenues and costs

flowing from the

strategy

demonstrate the

business can be

amply profitable and

viable

Strat egy

Busin ess Mode

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GOODNESS OF FIT TEST

◦ How well does strategy fit

the firm’s situation?

COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE TEST

◦ Does strategy lead to sustainable

competitive advantage?

PERFORMANCE TEST

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Internal consistency and unity among all

pieces of the strategy

Degree of risk the strategy poses as

compared to alternative strategies

Degree to which the strategy is flexible and

adaptable to changing circumstances

While these criteria are relevant, they seldom

override the importance of the

three tests

of a

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 Crafting and executing strategy are core management functions

 Among all things managers do, nothing affects

a company’s ultimate success or failure more fundamentally than how well its management team

◦ Charts the company’s direction,

◦ Develops competitively effective strategic

moves and business approaches, and

◦ Pursues what needs to be done internally to

produce good day-in/day-out strategy execution

Excellent execution

of an excellent strategy is

the

best test of managerial excellence

-- and the

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Arah organisasi adaptasi perubahan

lingkungan

Gambaran masa depan

Fit and stretch

Kegiatan dan kompetensi inti

Program investasi

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Persaingan

Kebutuhan konsumen

Kreativitas

Perbedaan

Survival

Kerjasama

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STRA. FUNGSI STRA BIZ.

S

FA

S

PRIORITAS KINERJA &

POSTUR STRAEGIK

PENGUKURAN KUANTITATIF ORGANISASI

PELAKSANA

PENJADWALAN PELAKSANAAN

BALANCE SCORE CARD PENGUKURAN

KUALITATIF

PEROCEDURE

MODEL PROSES MANAJEMEN

STRATEGIK

P E S T

---ANAISIS LINGKNGAN

EKSTERNAL

---C1, C2, C3, C4 VCR, TIROCA ---ANAISIS LINGKNGAN

INTERNAL

---M, F, O, HR

STA. KORP

SWOT. MARIX GE. MATRIX BCG. MATRIX

S

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MISI BISNIS MISI BISNIS

1. RUANG LINGKUP PRODUK PASAR DAN GEOGRAFI 2. KEUNGGULAN BERSAING

1. RUANG LINGKUP PRODUK PASAR DAN GEOGRAFI 2. KEUNGGULAN BERSAING

ANALISIS INTERNAL ANALISIS INTERNAL

1. ANALISIS FAKTOR INTERNAL KRITIS DALAM KEUNGGULAN BERSAING

2. PENILAIAN MENYELURUH POSISI BERSAING

1. ANALISIS FAKTOR INTERNAL KRITIS DALAM KEUNGGULAN BERSAING

2. PENILAIAN MENYELURUH POSISI BERSAING

ANALISIS EXTERNAL ANALISIS EXTERNAL

1. IDENTIFIKASI FAKTOR EKSTERNAL KRITIS DALAM KEUNGGULAN BERSAING

2. PENILAIAN MENYELURUH DAYA TARIK INDUSTRI

1. IDENTIFIKASI FAKTOR EKSTERNAL KRITIS DALAM KEUNGGULAN BERSAING

2. PENILAIAN MENYELURUH DAYA TARIK INDUSTRI

KESEMPATAN / ANCAMAN KESEMPATAN / ANCAMAN KEUNGGULAN / KELEMAHAN

KEUNGGULAN / KELEMAHAN

STRATEGI BISNIS STRATEGI BISNIS

PROGRAM TAHUN GANDA

PROGRAM TAHUN GANDA

PROGRAM SPESIFIK PROGRAM SPESIFIK

PROGRAM TAHUNAN

PROGRAM TAHUNAN

PENGENDALIAN MANAJEMEN PENGENDALIAN MANAJEMEN

PENGUKURAN KINERJA QCDSSMF

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Kemampuan seorang manajer dalam

menghadapi masalah tergantung kapada 3

hal, yaitu:

1.

Pengalaman berorganisasi

2.

Pengetahuan mengenai organisasi,

administrasi dan manajemen

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Analisis sistem

Analisis keputusan

Analisis persoalan

Analisis prosedur

Analisis kebijakan

Analisis kasus

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Adalah suatu peristiwa yang terjadi yang

biasanya memuat masalah-masalah yang

harus dipecahkan atau alternatif

kesempatan yang harus dipilih.

Untuk masalah yang kompleks kasus harus

dianalisis dalam arti dipilah-pilah menjadi

bagian-bagian yang kemudian secara

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Masalah kompleks

Analisis situasi

Masalah-masalah tunggal

Analisis persoalan Analisis keputusan Analisis persoalan potensial

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CRITICAL ISSUES SUPPORTED BY

ANALYSIS

• Strengths • Weaknesses • Opportunities • Threats

What issues should drive our strategy for competitive advantage ?

INTERNAL ANALYSIS

• Competitive position • Organizational

• Internal economics

How strongly are we positioned to completed

• Market • Competitor • Supplier • Customer

• Macro economy

What drivers

performance in the environment in which we complete ?

PRELIMINARY ISSUES TO FOCUS ANALYSIS

• Strengths • Weaknesses • Opportunities • threats

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Define issues, develop workplans

STRATEGIES TO ACHIEVE COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE ARE DRIVEN BY CRITICAL INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL

ISSUES

A. Analysis internal economic B. Identify

customer need/values C. Assess

competitors, basis for competitive advantage D. Analysis

industry factors

SWOT analysis helps to integrate distill and

priorities issues

3. Drive strategic priorities

4. Identify and evaluate

options

5. Implement strategy and target

OPTIONS ROADMAP

2. Analyse major issues and identify value drivers

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• What are you good at ? • What new skills does your

organizations have

• What can you repeat a recent success ?

• What makes you unique ? • Why do your customers come

to you ?

• What are you good at ? • What new skills does your

organizations have

• What can you repeat a recent success ?

• What makes you unique ? • Why do your customers come

to you ? • What new skills does your

organizations lack?

• What can others do better than you ? • What recent failures have you had ?

Why?

• What customer groups are you not satisfying fully ?

• What customers have you lost recently ? Why?

• What are you good at ? • What new skills does your

organizations lack?

• What can others do better than you ? • What recent failures have you had ?

Why?

• What customer groups are you not satisfying fully ?

• What customers have you lost recently ? Why?

• Have there been any changes in your market in your favor ?

• What skills could you learn ? • What new products/services

could you offer?

• Which new customer groups could you offer?

• How could you make your self unique ?

• How could your organization look in 5-10 years ?

• Have there been any changes in your market in your favor ?

• What skills could you learn ? • What new products/services

could you offer?

• Which new customer groups could you offer?

• How could you make your self unique ?

• How could your organization look in 5-10 years ?

• Have there been any changes in the market which disadvantage you ? • What are your competitor up to ? • Are your customers need changing

against your interest?

• Are there any economic or political changes which can harm you?

• Is there anything which could

threaten your organization’s existence ?

• Have there been any changes in the market which disadvantage you ? • What are your competitor up to ? • Are your customers need changing

against your interest?

• Are there any economic or political changes which can harm you?

• Is there anything which could

threaten your organization’s existence ?

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1……….

GENERATING

STRATEGIC MATRIX (BASE ON S.W.O.T

ANALYSIS

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EXTERNAL

List 5- 10 external opportunities here OPPORTUNITIES (O)

1 list 5 –10 external threat here

THREATS (T)

List 5 – 10 internal strengths here STRENGTHS (S)

List 5 – 10 internal weakness here

WEAKNESS (W)

EXTERNAL FACTORS (IFAS)

INTERNAL FACTOR (IFAS)

Generate strategies here that use strengths to

take advantage of opportunities SO STRATEGIES

Generate strategies here that use strengths to

avoid threats ST STRATEGIES

Generate strategies here that take advantage of

opportunities by overcoming weakness

WO STRATEGIES

Generate strategies here that minimize

weakness and avoid threats

WT STRATEGIES

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EXTERNAL

Economic integration of European community

Demographics favor quality appliances

Economic development of Asia

Opening of eastern Europe Trend toward super store

OPPORTUNITIES (O)

Increasing government regulation

Strong US competition Whirpool and Electrolux positioned for global economy Fuzzy logic technology by Japanese

Predicted recession

THREATS (T)

Quality maytag culture Experienced top management

Vertical integration Employee relations Hoovers international

orientation STRENGTHS (S)

Process-oriented R & D Distribution channels Financial position Global positioning Manufacturing facilites

WEAKNESS (W)

INTERNAL FACTORS (EFAS)

EXTERNAL FACTOR (IFAS)

Use worldwide hoover distribution channels to

sell both hoover and maytag major appliances Find joint venture partners in

Eastern Europe and Asia SO STRATEGIES

Acquire Raytheon’s appliance business to increase U.S market share

Merge with a Japanese major home appliance company

Sell of all non-Maytag brands and strongly defend Maytag’s U.S. niche

ST STRATEGIES

Expand hoover’s presence in continental Europe by improving hoover quality

and reducing manufacturing and

distribution costs

Emphasize superstore channel for all no-maytag brands

WO STRATEGIES

Sell of Dixie-Narco Division to reduce debt

Emphasize cost reduction to reduce break-event point Sell out to Raytheon or a

Japanese firm WT STRATEGIES

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 Short-term external opportunities  Medium-term external

opportunities

 Long-term external opportunities

 Short-term external opportunities  Medium-term external

opportunities

 Long-term external opportunities

• Short-term external threats • Medium-term external threats • Long-term external threats

• Short-term external threats • Medium-term external threats • Long-term external threats

• Direct competitors (present and future)

• Indirect competitors (present and future)

• Their strengths • Their weakness

• New forms of competition

• Supplier or customer that may become competitor

• Direct competitors (present and future)

• Indirect competitors (present and future)

• Their strengths • Their weakness

• New forms of competition

• Supplier or customer that may become competitor

• Raw materials • Technology • Labor

• Legislation • Capital

• Raw materials • Technology • Labor

• Legislation • Capital

OPPORTUNITIES

THREATS

COMPETITION

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INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT

• The common characteristics at user segments

• The exceptionally successful user segments

• The characteristic of their success • The exceptionally unsuccessful user

segments

• The characteristics of their failure

• The common characteristics at user segments

• The exceptionally successful user segments

• The characteristic of their success • The exceptionally unsuccessful user

segments

• The characteristics of their failure

• The principle, beliefs, and values that guide corporate behavior • The principle, beliefs, and values

that guide corporate behavior

• Short-term internal opportunities • Medium-term internal opportunities • Long-term internal opportunities • Short-term internal opportunities • Medium-term internal opportunities • Long-term internal opportunities

USER SEGMENTS

CORPORATE BELIEFS

INTERNAL

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INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT

• The unique strengths of the organization

• The strengths possessed to a greater extent by the organization than by the competition

• Traits that may become strengths later • The unique strengths of the organization

• The strengths possessed to a greater extent by the organization than by the competition

• Traits that may become strengths later

STRENGTHS

• The unique weakness of the organization

• The weakness possessed to a greater extent by the organization than by the competition

• Traits that may become weakness later • The unique weakness of the organization

• The weakness possessed to a greater extent by the organization than by the competition

• Traits that may become weakness later

WEAKNESSES

• The common characteristics of product or services • The exceptionally successful products

• The characteristics of their success • The exceptionally unsuccessful product • The characteristics of their failure

• The common characteristics of product or services • The exceptionally successful products

• The characteristics of their success • The exceptionally unsuccessful product • The characteristics of their failure

PRODUCT

• The common characteristics of geographic markets • The exceptionally geographic markets

• The characteristics of their success

• The exceptionally unsuccessful markets • The characteristics of their failure

• The common characteristics of geographic markets • The exceptionally geographic markets

• The characteristics of their success

• The exceptionally unsuccessful markets • The characteristics of their failure

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INNOVATION INNOVATION

• Technical product or service superiority • New product capability

• R &D

• Technologies • Patents

• Technical product or service superiority • New product capability

• R &D

• Technologies • Patents

MANUFACTURING MANUFACTURING

• Cost structure

• Flexible production operations • Equipment

• Access to raw material • Vertical integration

• Work-force attitude and motivation • Capacity

• Cost structure

• Flexible production operations • Equipment

• Access to raw material • Vertical integration

• Work-force attitude and motivation • Capacity

FINANCE-ACCESS TO CAPITAL

FINANCE-ACCESS TO CAPITAL

• Form operations

• From net short-term assets

• Ability to use debt and equity financing • Parent’s willingness to finance

• Form operations

• From net short-term assets

• Ability to use debt and equity financing • Parent’s willingness to finance

MANAGEMENTMANAGEMENT

• Quality of top and middle management • Knowledge of business

• Culture

• Strategic goals and plans • Entrepreneurial thrust • Planning/operation system • Loyalty-turnover

• Quality of strategic decision making • Quality of top and middle management • Knowledge of business

• Culture

• Strategic goals and plans • Entrepreneurial thrust • Planning/operation system • Loyalty-turnover

• Quality of strategic decision making

MARKETINGMARKETING

• Product quality reputation

• Product characteristics/differentiation • Brand name recognition

• Breadth of the product line-systems capability • Customer orientation

• Segmentation/focus • Distribution

• Retailer relationship

• Advertising / promotion skills • Sales force

• Customer service/product support

• Product quality reputation

• Product characteristics/differentiation • Brand name recognition

• Breadth of the product line-systems capability • Customer orientation

• Segmentation/focus • Distribution

• Retailer relationship

• Advertising / promotion skills • Sales force

• Customer service/product support CUSTOMER BASE

CUSTOMER BASE

• Size an loyalty • Market share

• Growth of segments served • Size an loyalty

• Market share

• Growth of segments served

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NILAI (VALUES)

FAKTOR SUKSES

KRITIS (CFS)

CSF

CSF

CSF

CSF

CSF Keadaan

Organisasi Saat Ini

Keadaan Organisasi dI

masa depan

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 Menguraikan jenis organisasi yang anda ingin

wujudkan atau bagaimana anda ingin dilihat atau diingat.

 Menetapkan arah yang dituju oleh setiap orang

 Memberdayakan orang dan menciptakan antusiasme

dengan menyoroti kontribusi khusus bagi organisasi

 Memberikan dasar untuk mengenali jurang pemisah

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Menguraikan kerja organisasi dengan

jelas, ringkas, dan nyata.

Relevan dan dimengerti dengan jelas oleh

tiap orang

Harus berorientasi-pelanggan,

memfokuskan pada produk dan layanan

Meletakkan fondasi untuk komponen

rancangan dan pengarahan yang lain

Memberikan pengarahan dan tujuan bagi

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Menciptakan keyakinan dasar organisasi,

prinsip yang menjadi petunjuk bagi budaya

perusahaan

Memusatkan setiap orang pada model

perilaku bersama

Menekankan

kepuasan

pelanggan,

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CORPORATE

CORPORATE

INDIVIDUAL

INDIVIDUAL

FUNCTION /

DIRECTORATE

FUNCTION /

DIRECTORATE

PROFESSIONAL

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Kemampuan untuk melihat inti

persoalan

Pandangan, Wawasan

Pengamatan, Penglihatan

Arah tentang masa depan

Guiding Star, Core Values, Beliefs

Kemampuan untuk melihat inti

persoalan

Pandangan, Wawasan

Pengamatan, Penglihatan

Arah tentang masa depan

Guiding Star, Core Values, Beliefs

• Sense of beliefs, values

• Sense of purpose

• Sense of mission

• Sense of beliefs, values

• Sense of purpose

• Sense of mission

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MISI

TUJUAN

SASARAN

Cita-cita yang ingin diraih dalam jangka panjang, sebagai pedoman kearah mana perusahaan

akan menuju

Misi yang akan diemban dijabarkan dalam batasan…. bidang usaha fokus…… tujuan berusaha……, budaya,……. korporat

Tujuan-tujuan utama yang akan dicapai dalam jangka panjang untuk memenuhi keinginan pihak terkait (stakeholders)

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 Untuk menjelaskan Visi/pandangan

pemilik/manajemen akan arah dan tujuan usaha

 Untuk men-fokuskan daya dan upaya seluruh

jajaran karyawan pada tujuan yang ingin dicapai

 Untuk pedoman/rujukan bila lingkungan atau

kondisi bisnis berubah

 Agar ada acuan tentang perusahaan dalam

rumusan yang ringkas, jernih dan mudah dipahami

 Untuk memudahkan komunikasi di dalam

organisasi perusahaan

 Agar menjadi landasan komitment bagi setiap

anggota manajemen dan karyawan perusahaan

 Untuk sarana motivasi kerja manajemen dan

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 Apakah ada ketidakjelasan tentang tujuan perusahaan ?  Apakah karyawan merasa kurang memperoleh tantangan

?

 Apakah organisasi anda kehilangan legitimasi ?  Apakah organisasi mengabaikan perubahan di

lingkungan?

 Apakah ada tanda-tanda menurunnya rasa bangga

karyawan terhadap organisasi ?

 Apakah ada upaya untuk menghindari resiko secara

berlebih-lebihan ?

 Apakah karyawan merasa tidak ada kemajuan dalam

bekerja ?

 Apakah ada omongan yang tersebar yang isinya rasa

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 Pelajari segala sesuatu tentang organisasi anda,

organisasi serupa dan industri yang anda masuki.  Pahami kebutuhan dan harapan dari mitra kerja,

pemegang saham, masyarakat dan pemerintah.

 Bukalah pikiran seluas-luasnya di saat anda

mengembangkan visi baru.

 Minta masukan dari kawan sekerja dan bawahan.

 Bila anda pimpinan yang baru, jangan

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VISION :

1. What new types of customer benefit should we seek to provide in 5,10 or 15 years ?

2. What new competencies will we need to build or acquire to offer those benefits to customers ?

3. How will we need to reconfigure the customer interface over the next several years ?

Pandangan kedepan tentang hubungan / interaksi antara “manfaat”(benefit), kompetensi (competencies) dan

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PERTANYAAN-PERTANYAAN YANG PERLU DIJAWAB DALAM PERUMUSAN VISI DAN MISI

MISSION :

1. Customers : Who are the firm’s customer ?

2. Product or services : What are the firm’s major product services ? 3. Markets : Where does the firm complete ?

4. Technology : Is technology a primary concern of the firm ?

5. Concern for survival, growth and profitability : Is the firm committed to economic objectives ?

6. Philosophy : What are the basic beliefs,values, aspirations and philosophical priorities of the firm ?

7. Self-concept : What is the firm’s distinctive competence or major competitive advantage ?

8. Concern for public image : Is the firm responsive o social, community and environmental concerns ?

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RUMUSAN VISI / MISI YANG EFEKTIF

IMAGINABLE

Mampu menggambarkan masa depan organisasi serta keberedaan perusahaan

DESIRABLE

Mampu mengajak pihak-pihak terkait untuk menunjang upaya mencapai masa depan

FEASIBLE

Layak untuk dicapai secara realistik

FOCUSED

Cukup jelas sebagai acuan pembuatan keputusan, dapat

menunjukan ukuran keberhasilan dan menjelaskan lingkup usaha

FLEXIBLE

Mampu menampung inisiatif dan merespons perubahan lingkungan

COMMUNICABLE

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 Based on a need to

accomplish

 Measured by result

 Linear, one dimensional

 Create focus

 Provide direction

 Based on past experience

 Based on a need to

accomplish

 Measured by result

 Linear, one dimensional  Create focus

 Provide direction

 Based on past experience

 Based on a need to continually accomplish

Goals are measured by

progress toward vision

 Holistic, multidimensional

Create purpose and focus  Create energy

Establish new possibilities

Based on a need to

continually accomplish

Goals are measured by

progress toward vision

 Holistic, multidimensional

Create purpose and focus  Create energy

Establish new possibilities

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Ensure long-term growth and increase market

share

Ensure long-term growth and increase market

share

GOAL I

GROWTHGOAL I

GROWTH

Guarantee customer

satisfaction through continues quality

improvement

Guarantee customer

satisfaction through continues quality

improvement

GOAL II QUALITY

GOAL II QUALITY

Increase productivity and opportunity through

improved training and communication

Increase productivity and opportunity through

improved training and communication

GOAL III PEOPLE

GOAL III PEOPLE

Achieve a total return in top quartile

of our industry

Achieve a total return in top quartile

of our industry

GOAL IV

SHAREHOLDERSGOAL IV

SHAREHOLDERS

CUSTOMER

SERVICE EXCELLENCE INNOVATION INTEGRITY

VISION STATEMENT :

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DISTINCTIVE COMPETENCES

Core skills

MARKET DEFINITION

Customer targets, need and wants

COMPETITIVE POSITIONING

Differential advantage MISSION

Objective and Strategy

STRATEGIC INTENT

Vision of what you want to be

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Vision

A simple, Compelling, Broadly understood description of what the enterprise

aspires to become

Vision

A simple, Compelling, Broadly understood description of what the enterprise

aspires to become

Capabilities The Skills, Knowledge

and

relationships required to achieve the

vision

Processes

The Work Capabilities that

Capabilities The Skills, Knowledge

and

relationships required to achieve the

vision Transform Capabilities

into

Customer value

Infrastructure

The shared resources (people, money, information, physical plant) that support all enterprise activities

Infrastructure

(61)

NEW ENTRANTS

SUPPLIERS

INDUSTRY COMPETITORS

RIVALRY

SUBSTITUTES

Threat of entry

Government

Threat of substitutionControl & regulation

Economic Factors

Political Factors

Demographic Factors Cultural

(62)

DIFERENSIASI TERFOKUS

KEUNGGULAN BIAYA

MENYELURUH

FOKUS BIAYA

UNIK

PRODUK

STD

PASAR

SEMUA TERTENTU

(63)

MENGEMBANGKAN KEUNGGULAN

HARGA

BERSAING BEBAS

STRATEGI KEUNGGULAN

BIAYA MENYELURUH

STRATEGI

Volume besar

Standarisasi

Intensitas biaya

Rekayasa prosesPengendalian biaya

Kurva pengalaman

Sumber dana

Pasar luas

Ancangan pemasaran

Distribusi

promosi

(64)

MENGEMBANGKAN KEUNIKAN

BERSAING BEBAS

STRATEGI DIFERENSIASI

STRATEGI

Litbang

Skilled labor

Intangible value

Citra merk

Pasar luas

Ancangan pemasaran

Kerjasama Distribusi

Promosi, citra dan reputasi

(65)

MEMENUHI KEBUTUHAN SEGMEN PASAR

TERTENTU

MENGEMBANGKAN KEKHASAN PRODUK

STRATEGI DIFERENSIASI

TERFOKUS

STRATEGI

Pasar selektif

Informasi pemasaran

Customer relationship

Distribusi selektif

Promosi selektif

Kurva pengalaman

Sumber dana

Litbang

Skilled labor

Intangible value

Citra merk

(66)

MEMENUHI KEBUTUHAN SEGMEN PASAR

TERTENTU

DENGAN PRODUK STANDAR

STRATEGI FOCUS BIAYA

Pasar terlalu sempit untuk menyediakan keungulan biaya

Produk harus

dapat memuaskan kebutuhan pasar yang spesifik

IMPLIKASI

(67)

The act of designing the company offer

so that it accupies a distinct and valued

place in the target customer’s minds.

The act of designing the company offer

so that it accupies a distinct and valued

place in the target customer’s minds.

DIFFERENTIATION

DIFFERENTIATION

is the act of designing a set of meaningful

differences to distinguish the company’s offer

from competitor offers.

is the act of designing a set of meaningful

(68)

DIFFERENTIATION

Features

Performance

Conformanc

e

Durability

Reliability

Style

Design

Delivery

Installation

Customer

training

Consulting

service

Repair

Expertise

Courtesy

Credibility

Reliability

Responsivenes

s

Clarity

Coverage

Expertise

Performanc

e

Symbols

Media

Atmosphere

Events

SERVICES PERSONNEL CHANNELS

(69)

PEMASOK PEMBELI

SUBSTITUSI

PENDATANG BARU

(70)

L M H

•Moderate capital requirement •Easy access to distribution channels •Common technology •Low switching costs •High brand recognition

Rivalry among competitor

•Lack of product differentiation

•Slowdown in industry growth

•Low switching cost •Chronic overcapacity

Bargaining power of buyer

•Fragmented market •Threat of backward integration nil

•Small purchase volume

Bargaining power of key suppliers

(rubber tire, electric parts, paint, matrices)

•Few qualified suppliers •Significant switching costs

•No available substitutes

Threat of substitution

•Increased demand for cars (declining car prices, larger per capita income, emergence of market for used cars, an improved roads and parking systems)

•Public transportation is becoming more available in large cities (subway)

x

INDUSTRY ANALYSIS FOR THE MOTOR CYCLE INDUSTRY IN TAIWAN

CONTRIBUTION TO THE ATTRACTIVENESS OF THE INDUSTRY

Code :

H = high attractiveness M = Medium

attractiveness

L = Low attractiveness

(71)

POSISI PEMASOK KUAT APABILA :

Industri pembekal sedikit

Produk pembekal : differentiated

Produk pembekal sangat penting bagi

bisnis pembeli

Tidak ada ancaman dari produk substitusi

Industri yang dilayani bukan pelanggan

utama

(72)

ANCAMAN PRODUK SUBSTITUSI BESAR

BILA :

◦ Ada produk yang dapat berfungsi sama

◦ Perkembangan teknologi cepat

◦ Harga produk substitusi bersaing

(73)

POSISI PEMBELI KUAT APABILA :

◦ Pembelian dalam jumlah besar

◦ Produk yang dibeli standard / tidak differentiated

◦ Biaya pengalihan : rendah

◦ Produk yang dibeli tidak bernilai dalam struktur

pembeli

◦ Pembeli memperoleh profitabilitas yang rendah

◦ Pembeli memiliki banyak informasi

(74)

HAMBATAN MASUK BESAR APABILA :

 Skala ekonomis

 Diferensiasi produk/jas

 Kebutuhan modal tinggi, untuk

◦ Aktiva tetap

◦ Kebijakan kredit

◦ Litbang

◦ Kerugian pada tingkat awal

 Keuggulan relatif

◦ Teknologi / paten

◦ Konsesi atas bahan baku

◦ Lokasi yang menguntungkan

◦ Subsidi pemerintah

◦ Kurva pengalaman

(75)

Persaingan tinggi bila :

 Banyak pesaing dan berimbang  Pertumbuhan industri lamban  Biaya tetap tinggi

 Kurangnya diferensiasi produk

 Tambahan kapasitas harus dalam skala besar

 Setiap pesaing memiliki karakteristik yang berlainan

◦ Strategi

◦ Gaya manajemen

◦ Sasaran perusahaan

◦ Hubungan dengan perusahaan induk

(76)
(77)

HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT

TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT

PROCUREMENT

INBOUND

LOGISTICS OPERATIONS

OUTBOUND LOGISTICS

MARKETING & SALES

SERVICE

M AR

GIN

M AR G IN

PRIMARY ACTIVITIES SUPPORT

ACTIVITIES

(78)

BUYER BUILD CORPORATE REPUTATION MIS THAT SUPPORTS INNOVATION AND RESPONSIVENESS TO CUSTOMER NEED THROUGH CLOSE INTERNAL COORDINATION

UNIQUE PRODUCT FEATURES, FAST NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT DESIGN FOR RELIABILITY /

SERVICEABILITY

TRAINING THAT

SUPPORTS GOALS AND RESPONSIVENESS. INCENTIVES THAT ARE CONSISTENT WITH DEFFERENTIATION GOALS DEVELOPING COMMITMENT TO CUSTOMER SERVICE

TRAINING FOR CUSTOMERS

FAST, RELIABLE REPAIRS AVAILABILITY OF SPARE PARTS.

TRAINING FOR DEALERS CUSTOMER CREDIT QUALITY AND

RELIABILITY OF

COMPONENT AND

MATERIALS

FAST

MANUFACTURING DEFECT- FREE MANUFACTURING ABILITY TO

PRODUCT TO CUSTOMER SPECIFICATION

FAST DELIVERY EFFICIENT ORDER

PROCESSING SUFFICIENT INVENTORIES TO MEET

UNEXPECTED ORDERS

ADVERTISING THAT ENHANCES BRAND

REPUTATION. EFFECTIVE SALES FORCE. QUALITY SALES LITERATURE

INFRASTRUCTURE ACTIVITIES RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, DESAIGN

HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT

PURCHASING, INVENTORY, HOLDING, MATERIALS HOLDING

PRODUCTION

WAREHOUSING & DISTRIBUTION

SALES & MARKETING

DEALER SUPPORT

& CUSTOMER

(79)

HISTORY AND TRADITION OF DUPONT IN PLASTIC AND MATERIALS

PATERNAL CULTURE GUARANTEES SECURITY, ATTRACTS HIGHEST-QUALITY

SCIENTISTS BEST POLYMER R & D GLOBAL SCALE R & D/

TECHNOLOGY

LOWEST-COST RAW MATERIALS

BEST TRAINING, INTEGRATING SALES AND TECHNICAL SERVICE

EXTENSIVE COMMITMENT TO PROCESS DEVELOPMENT. RECOGNIZED R & D OF CUSTOMERS

MANUFACTURING SERVICE

QUALITY IMAGE

Direct

supply Strong

sales force Largest

scale economist

Highest product physical property

Extensive warehouse network

Rapid delivery guaranteed

Quality image. Horizontal integration of

marketing with other Du Pont SBUs

Replacement guaranteed Best customer process training Highest

technical service coverage

INBOUND LOGISTICS FIRM

INFRASTRUCTURE

HUMAN MANAGEMENT RESOURCES

TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT

PROCUREMENT

(80)

TOP MANAGEMENT SUPPORT (WELCH IS CEO)

SUPER TRAINING USE OF COMMISSION SALES INCENTIVES

BEST APPLICATION ENGINEERING SUPPORT

BEST MARKET RESEARCH

EXCELLENT PRODUCT POSITIONING

High sales force coverage Strong personal relationship Extensive credit High-quality

production

Excellent comforman-ce to

specification

Flexible delivery capability

Extensive advertising

Strong focus on high-growth areas

Easy-to-use products

INBOUND LOGISTICS FIRM

INFRASTRUCTURE

HUMAN MANAGEMENT RESOURCES

TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT

PROCUREMENT

GE’S COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE : SOURCE OF DIFFERENTIATION

BEST ALLOY TECHNOLOGY

(81)

NATIONWIDE PRESENCE

LIFETIME EMPLOYMENT

IN-HOUSE CAREER

DEVELOPMENT

ATTRACTS TOP SCIENTIST

RECRUIT COMPUTER EXECUTIVES

HEAVY EMPHASIS ON IN-HOUSE TECHNICAL TRAINING

OWNS

MANUFACTURING BRANCH

(WESTERN ELECTRIC

HIGHEST-QUALITY NETWORK

HIGHEST-QUALITY OF EQUIPMENT THROUGH HEAVY CAPITAL

EXPENDITURE

SIMILAR

COMMUNICATION STANDARDS NATION WIDE

NEW

EMPHASIS ON MARKETING (STILL WEAK)

HIGH NAME RECOGNITION

LONG-TERM RELATIONSHIP WITH CLIENT

PROMPT AND

HIGH-QUALITY SERVICE

SERVICE MARKETING

AND SALES OUTBOUND

LOGISTICS OPERATIONS

INBOUND LOGISTICS RESOURCES MANAGEMENT

TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT

PROCUREMENT

(82)

Product Development

Planning & development

Hotel

accommodation contracting

Flight allocation

Car hire contracting

Database creation

Brochure production

OFFICE SERVICES

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT

HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL

M

Advertising

Agency sales support

Commission negotiating

Promotions, POS

Sales an Operations

Reservations & view data

Invoicing and statements

Cash collection

Ticketing

manifests

Customer Services

Airport

representatives

Resort

representative

Customer relations PRIMARY

ACTIVITIES

Airlines, Hotels, Car

Hire

Tour Operator Travel Agents Holiday- maker

Suppliers Firm Channel Buyer

(83)

PERCEIVED PROBLEMS

• Rising costs of technology

• Product life cycle shortening

• Incomplete CAD/CAM/CIM integration

• Information not seen as a shared resource across the group

BUSINESS ISSUES

• How does the company avoid duplication of technological

development effort in diverse units ?

• How does the company stay abreast of

competitors developments?

• How does the company capture learning in one part of the group and transfer it others?

• How to speed up time-to-market and cycle-time

PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT AND INFORMATION ISSUES

• Improved project reporting

• Networking at operational level across the group • Benchmarking new

product development cycle-time and

competitor innovations • Disseminations of key

technology

(84)

THE TREE STEP APPROACH FOR

IN-BOUND LOGISTICS

PERCEIVED PROBLEMS

• Inability of all units to move to JIT production • Incomplete adoption of

EDI

• Unacceptable quality from suppliers

BUSINESS ISSUES

• Excessive inventory • Standardisation of

components

• Poor quality control • Coordination with

suppliers

• Coordination with other group factories

• Group communications capability vital

PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT AND INFORMATION ISSUES

• Need for progress reporting on

improvement projects • Inner-unit comparisons

(intra group benchmarking)

(85)
(86)
(87)

FINANCIAL

VISI DAN STRATEGI " Untuk berhasil

secara finansial, apa yang harus kita perlihatkan kepada para

pemegang saham kita ?"

PROSES BISNIS INTERNAL

" Untuk menyenangkan para pemegang

saham dan pelanggan kita

proses bisnis apa yang harus

kita kuasai dengan baik?"

PELANGGAN

" Untuk mewujudkan visi

kita, apa yang harus kita perlihatkan kepada para pelanggan kita ?"

Pembelajaran dan Pertumbuhan

" Untuk

(88)

Umpan Balik dan Pembejaran Strategis

 Mengartikulasikan visi bersama

 Memberikan umpan balik strategis

 Memfasilitasi tinjauan ulang dan pembelajaran strategi

Umpan Balik dan Pembejaran Strategis

 Mengartikulasikan visi bersama

 Memberikan umpan balik strategis

 Memfasilitasi tinjauan ulang dan pembelajaran strategi

Merencanakan dan Menetapkan Sasaran Menetapkan sasaran

 Memadukan inisiatif strategis

 Mengalokasikan sumber daya

 Menetapkan tonggak -tonggak penting

Merencanakan dan Menetapkan Sasaran Menetapkan sasaran

 Memadukan inisiatif strategis

 Mengalokasikan sumber daya

 Menetapkan tonggak -tonggak penting

Mengkomunikasikan dan Menghubungkan

 Mengkomunikasikan dan mendidik

 Menetapkan tujuan

 Mengaitkan imbalan dengan ukuran kinerja-tonggak.

Mengkomunikasikan dan Menghubungkan

 Mengkomunikasikan dan mendidik

 Menetapkan tujuan

 Mengaitkan imbalan dengan ukuran kinerja-tonggak.

Balanced Scorecard Memperjelas dan

menerjemahkan Visi dan Strategi

 Memperjelas misi

 Menghasilkan konsensus.

(89)

ROCE

LOYALITAS PELANGGAN

PROSES MUTU

PROSES WAKTU SIKLUS

KEAHLIAN PEKERJA PENYERAHAN TEPAT WAKTU

Finansial

Pelanggan

Proses Internal /Bisnis

(90)

AKUISISI PELANGGAN

AKUISISI

PELANGGAN PROFITABILITASPELANGGAN PROFITABILITAS

PELANGGAN AKUISISI

PELANGGAN AKUISISI PELANGGANPELANGGANRETENSI

RETENSI PELANGGAN

KEPUASAN PELANGGAN

KEPUASAN PELANGGAN

PANGSA PASAR

PANGSA PASAR

(91)

NILAI NILAI

ATRIBUT PRODUK / JASA ATRIBUT PRODUK / JASA

CITRA CITRA

HUBUNGAN HUBUNGAN

FUNGSIO-NALITAS

FUNGSIO-NALITAS MUTUMUTU HARGAHARGA WAKTUWAKTU

=

+

+

MODEL GENERIK

(92)

Indeks Kegagalan Layanan

Waktu Pemenuhan Permintaan ATRIBUT PRODUK / JASA

ATRIBUT PRODUK / JASA

HUBUNGAN HUBUNGAN

Penawaran Beragam

Bebas Kesalahan

Pelayanan tak tercela

CITRA CITRA

Terampil Konvenien Penasehat Responsif

UKURAN STRATEGIS

Survei Pelanggan "sangat puas"Pangsa Pasar

Akuisisi pelanggan BaruRetensi Pelanggan

UKURAN PELANGGAN UTAMA

(93)

ATRIBUT PRODUK ATRIBUT PRODUK

HUBUNGAN HUBUNGAN

Manfaat Harga

Mode dan

Disain Mutu

CITRA CITRA

Citra Merek Ketersediaan Pengalaman Berbelanja

UKURAN STRATEGIS

UKURAN PELANGGAN UTAMA

PROPOSAL NILAI PELANGGAN - KENYON STORES

- Harga eceran rata-rata per unit

- Mark up - Tingkat

Pengembalian

- Pangsa Pasar (barang utama)

- Persediaan Habis (%)(barang

utama)

- Pembeli Misterius

- Transaksi per toko

- Tingkat pertumbuhan Barang Sasaran

- Premium untuk Label tertentu

- Loyalitas Pelanggan

( pertumbuhan pembelian tahunan)

(94)

- Revisi minimum - Standar

peralatan yang tersedia

- Mutu Personalia - Mutu Produksi

ATRIBUT PRODUK ATRIBUT PRODUK

HUBUNGAN HUBUNGAN

Fungsionalitas Mutu Harga Waktu Manajemen

Profesional Hubungan

UKURAN STRATEGIS

PROPOSAL NILAI PELANGGAN (TIER I)- ROCKWATER

- Keamanan - Jasa Teknik

- Ketepatan waktu - Pengajuan Prosedur yang tepat waktu

- Kejujuran dan keterbukaan kontraktor - Fleksibilitas - Daya Tanggap Kontraktual - Kerjasama/ Semangat Tim

CITRA CITRA

- Waktu Terpakai - Nilai Uang - Keinovatifan yang

(95)

Ciptakan Produk /

Jasa

Bangun produk

Layani Pelanggan

Kebutuhan pelanggan terpuaskan Kebutuhan

pelanggan diIdentifikasi

Proses Layanan Purna jual Proses Operasi

Proses inovasi

(96)

Ciptakan Produk /

Jasa

Bangun produk

Layani Pelanggan

Kebutuhan pelanggan terpuaskan Kebutuhan

pelanggan diIdentifikasi

Proses Layanan Purna jual Proses Operasi

Proses inovasi

(97)

Ciptakan Produk /

Jasa

Bangun produk

Layani Pelanggan

Kebutuhan pelanggan terpuaskan Kebutuhan

pelanggan diIdentifikasi

Proses Layanan Purna jual Proses Operasi

Proses inovasi

(98)

Kenali

Pasar Produk / Ciptakan Jasa

Bangun produk

Layani Pelanggan

Kebutuhan pelanggan terpuaskan Kebutuhan

pelanggan diIdentifikasi

Proses Layanan Purna jual Proses Operasi

Proses inovasi

(99)

Mananejemen Merek - Pangsa Pasar (Kategori Sasaran) - Pengenalan Merek - Rekening Baru

Mananejemen Merek

- Pangsa Pasar (Kategori Sasaran) - Pengenalan Merek - Rekening Baru

Kepemimpinan Mode

 Yang pertama ke pasar

 Pendapatan dari kategori baru Kepemimpinan dalam mendapatkan pemasok

 Pengembalian barang karena mutu yang buruk

 Kinerja vendor

Kepemimpinan Mode

 Yang pertama ke pasar

 Pendapatan dari kategori baru

Kepemimpinan dalam mendapatkan pemasok

 Pengembalian barang karena mutu yang buruk

 Kinerja vendor

Pengalaman Berbelanja yang mengesankan

- Pembeli misterius ketersediaan Barang dagangan

- % Persediaan habis(item-item tertentu)

- Perputaran persediaan

Pengalaman Berbelanja yang mengesankan

- Pembeli misterius

ketersediaan Barang dagangan

- % Persediaan habis(item-item tertentu)

- Perputaran persediaan

Merek

 Citra Merek

Merek

 Citra Merek

Atribut Produk

 Mode dan Desain

 Mutu dan kecocokan

Atribut Produk

 Mode dan Desain

 Mutu dan kecocokan

Hubungan Pelanggan - Pengalaman Berbelanja - Ketersediaan

Hubungan Pelanggan

- Pengalaman Berbelanja - Ketersediaan

INTERNAL PELANGGAN

PENINGKATAN PENETRASI PENINGKATAN

PENETRASI PRODUKTIVITASPRODUKTIVITAS PERTUMBUHAN

SCORECARD INTERNAL

(100)

Mengembangkan Produk dan Jasa

 Layanan inovatif berdasarkan kebutuhan pelanggan

 peningkatan Aditif BBM

 Jaminan Mutu Produk

Mengembangkan Produk dan Jasa

 Layanan inovatif berdasarkan kebutuhan pelanggan

 peningkatan Aditif BBM

 Jaminan Mutu Produk

Mengembangkan Penyalur

 Program Mutu Penyalur

 Program seleksi Penyalur

Mengembangkan Penyalur

 Program Mutu Penyalur

 Program seleksi Penyalur

Kepuasan Pelanggan

 Atribut Produk/ Jasa

 Citra

 Pengalaman Membeli

Kepuasan Pelanggan

 Atribut Produk/ Jasa

 Citra

 Pengalaman Membeli

Mengembangkan Penyalur

 Profitabilitas Penyalur

 Meningkatkan Mutu Penyalur

 Meningkatkan Nilai Waralaba

Mengembangkan Penyalur

 Profitabilitas Penyalur

 Meningkatkan Mutu Penyalur

 Meningkatkan Nilai Waralaba

Mutu Pertumbuhan Pendapatan Mutu Pertumbuhan

Pendapatan

Ukuran Internal

 Investasi Kedalam Pengembangan Produk/Jasa Baru

 Tingkat Penerimaan Penyalur atas Program-program Baru

 Tingkat Pengembalian Investasi Produk Baru

 Laba Potensial per Stasiun Penyalur

 Indeks Mutu Penyalur

 Tingkat Perbaikan Mutu

Memahami Penyalur Memahami

Pelanggan

Ukuran Pelanggan

 Pelanggan Segmen

 Peringkat Pembeli Misterius

 Laba Penyalur (vs potensial)

 Survei Penyalur

Ukuran Finansial

Penjualan Kotor (vs. Pesaing)

 Laba Kotor (vs potensial)

(101)

HASIL

HASIL

POTENSI PEKERJA

POTENSI

PEKERJA PRODUKTIVITAS

PEKERJA

Komponen Staff

Komponen Staff Infrastuktur

Teknologi

Infrastuktur

Teknologi Iklim Untuk

Bertindak

Iklim Untuk Bertindak Faktor yang

Mempengaruhi Ukuran Inti

(102)

Teknologi Inovatif Teknologi

Inovatif HubunganHubungan Nilai Tambah

Nilai

Tambah MutuMutu Harga Rendah

Mengurangi waktu Perkenalan Produk Baru Mengurangi waktu

Perkenalan Produk Baru

Memperbaiki

Tujuan Pelanggan

(103)

4. Umpan Balik Yang Taktis Bukan Strategis 2. Strategi Tidak

Terkait Dengan Tujuan Tim

Departemental Dan Perorangan

Anggaran

Perencanaan Keuangan Dan

Alokasi Modal

Perencanaan Keuangan Dan

Alokasi Modal

Tinjauan Bulanan/EISTinjauan

Bulanan/EIS

Strategi Dan VisiStrategi Dan Visi

1. Visi Dan Strategi Tidak “ Actionable”

2. Strategi Tidak Terkait Dengan Alokasi Sumber Daya

(104)

Balanced Scorecard

Perencanaan Dan Penetapan Target

Perencanaan Dan Penetapan Target

Umpan Balik Dan Pembelajaran

Strategis

Umpan Balik Dan Pembelajaran

Strategis

Mengklarifikasi Dan

Menterjemahkan Visi Dan Strategi

Mengklarifikasi Dan

Menterjemahkan Visi Dan Strategi

Target Yang Ambisius Ditetapkan Dan Diterima

Inisiatif Strategis Diidentifikasi Secara Jela

Investasi Ditentukan Oleh Strategi

Anggaran Belanja Tahunan Dikaitkan Dengan Program Jangka Panjang

Adanya Keselarasan Tujuan Dari Atas Ke Bawah

Pendidikan Dan Komunikasi Terbuka Tentang Strategi Adalah Dasar Bagi

Pemberdayaan Pekerja

Kompensasi Dikaitkan Dengan Strategi

Sistem Umpan Balik Digunakan Untuk Menguji Berbagai Hipotesis Yang Mendasari Strategi

Pemecahan Masalah

Tim

Pengembangan Strategi Adalah Sebuah Proses Yang

Berkesinambungan

Strategi adalah titik acuan bagi proses manajemen keseluruhan

Visi bersama adalah fondasi bagi pembelajaran strategis

(105)

Model Organisasi-Industri (Industrial-Organization atau

I/O)

Model berbasis sumber daya (Resource-Based View atau

RBV)

Model Gerilya (Guerilla)

(106)
(107)

Pelajari lingkungan eksternalPilih industri yang menarikFormulasikan strategi

Kembangkan dan peroleh aset yang diperlukanImplementasi strategi

Gunakan kekuatan perusahaan untuk

mengimplementasikan strategi

Berusaha mencapai kinerja di atas rata-rata industri

(108)

Mengidentifikasi sumber daya perusahaanTentukan kapabilitas perusahaan

Tentukan bagaimana sumber daya dan kapabilitas

perusahaan dapat menciptakan keunggulan kompetitif

Lokasikan suatu industri dengan peluang yang dapat

dieksploitasi

Pilih strategi terbaik untuk mengeksploitasi sumber daya

dan kapabilitas dalam lingkungan industri

Mengimplementasikan strategi yang dipilih agar

mengungguli pesaing dan memperoleh penghasilan di atas rata-rata industri

(109)

Berbagai macam gangguan yang signifikan dan tidak

diperkirakan sebelumnya dapat menghambat perusahaan dalam mencapai keunggulan kompetitif yang

berkelanjutan

Sebuah organisasi yang berhasil harus pandai dalam

menyesuaikan dengan setiap perubahan yang terjadi

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