Company Network and Interorganizational Relationships

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Company Network and Interorganizational Relationships Chapters: 36, 38, 40, 58

The Focal Company Network Flows of Market/Consumer Information, Financials and Product Requests Flows of Products, Services and Marketing Communications Focal Company Marketing Channels Focal Company Supply Chain S U P L I E R F N A C O M D T B SUPPLIER CHANNEL A CHANNEL B CHANNEL C Impact of Macro-Environmental Variables (Uncontrollable) Legal-Political, Econ/Natural, Social-Cultural and Technological Facilitator Companies: logistics operators, transportation companies, warehouses, banks, insurance companies, and certification companies. Competitors FOCAL COMPANY Other Networks Desenhar e entender a rede da empresa; Analisar: Rede Interna de Contratos: O que pode ser feito por terceiros? Rede Externa de Contratos: Integração Vertical, Contratos, Mercado Spot Identificação nos Fluxos dos Canais Armazenagem, Serviços, Financiamento, Riscos e outros Ações Coletivas Com quem? Ações Tipo 1, 2 e 3

Environmental Variables Shaking the Network (PEST) The Company as an Integrated Network – Conceptual Model Environmental Variables Shaking the Network (PEST) Flow of Products, Services and Marketing Communications Information and Financial Flows Focal Company Supply Chain Others Companies in the Network Purchasing Logistics Human Resources FOCAL COMPANY Operations Marketing Finances Competitors Distributor Retailer Focal Company Distribution Channels F I NA L CO N SUM E R Service Providers: financial, insurance, certification, transport, storage... Source (citation): Neves, Marcos Fava - The Future of Food Business, World Scientific (2013).

Sugar Cane Mill Network

3- Improving the Performance of Marketing Channels and Trends 1 – Understanding a Company as an Integrated Network 2 – Ten Network Topics for 2025 3- Improving the Performance of Marketing Channels and Trends 4 – Vertical Channel Structures: Franchise, Joint-Ventures and Own Stores (Vertical Integration) 5- Looking Backwards: Supply Chain Coordination

10 Major Topics Chains and networks inclusion of the base of pyramid (smallholders); Chains and networks social responsibility (working conditions); Fair trade networks; Margins allocation and distribution. Empowerment 2. Integration of Economy 3. Income Distribution 4. Climate and Environment (preservation) 5. Technology Developing countries supply chains (trade barriers relief); Developing countries marketing channels. Emerging consumers and chains and networks positioning; Building incentives for coordination (associations and cooperatives); Neo-consumption (volumes/grains to proteins). Low-carbon networks; Chains and networks adaptation to climate change; Renewable energy networks; Measurement and certification of chains and networks; Chains and networks resource usage efficiency / optimization of usage of by-products; Network reversal (re-use of materials or recyclable inputs). Chains and networks transparency and information exchange; Consumer “hi-touch” networks; Innovation-driven networks.

10 Major Topics Nutraceutical networks; Nutricosmetic networks; Nutritouristic networks; "Nutri-car" networks. 6. Merging of Industries 7. Risks 8. Communication 9. Era of Simplicity 10. Network Value Re-engineering Integrated chains and networks risk management and mitigation; New markets risks (carbon footprint). New media chains and networks communication; Proactive chains and networks communication with stakeholders; Origin and processes (inclusion); Traceability. Chains and networks management; Market segmentation; New product launching; Costumer focus. Supply chain redesign; Marketing channels value capture; Collective actions in chains and networks

How would you improve the contracts of your company? Product and services flow; Communication flow (from company to final customers); Information flow (from customer to company); Payments and financial flows. How would you improve the contracts of your company?

Responsibility Analysis Possible improvements (proposals) Flow table (of the distribution channels) Responsibility Analysis (who does it and how) Possible improvements (proposals) Function Products and services functions Inventory management and its levels Product delivery Product modification Product lines and variety New product evaluation Sales volume (performance) forecast User help/installation technical service After sales service Sales service supply (team) Training: range and costs Product maintenance Package/specifications issues

Responsibility Analysis Possible improvements (proposals) Flow table (of the distribution channels) Responsibility Analysis (who does it and how) Possible improvements (proposals) Function Products and Services Functions Exclusivity Territorial rights Market coverage expected Exports aspects expected Time frame (period to carry out the flows) Adaptation for specific legislations Others… Advertisement (all forms) Sales promotion (all) Public relations actions (all) Direct marketing actions Communication Functions

Responsibility Analysis Possible improvements (proposals) Flow table (of the distribution channels) Responsibility Analysis (who does it and how) Possible improvements (proposals) Function Communication Functions Information about the products Participation in the communication budget New media forms of communication Package information Others… Share info. about the consumer market Share info. about the competition Share info. about the changes in the environment Participation in the planning process Frequency and quality of the information Share information about complaints Information Functions

Responsibility Analysis Possible improvements (proposals) Flow table (of the distribution channels) Responsibility Analysis (who does it and how) Possible improvements (proposals) Function Variables of Information Electronic orders Others (fill in) Frequency of product orders Policies for prices and payments Margin analysis Commissions (volume and frequency) Grant credit to the final consumer Billing consumers Search for sources of finance Price guarantees Variables of Payments and Offers