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Six Paths Framework Define their industry with similarities and focus on being the best within it Look at their industries through the lens of generally accepted strategic groups (Ex. Luxury automobiles, economy cars, family vehicles) and strive to stand out in the strategic group they play in

Six Paths Cont. Focus on the same buyer group, be it the purchaser, the user, or the influencer Define the scope of the products and services offered by their industry similarly Accept their industry’s functional or emotional orientation Focus on the same point in time and often on current competitive threats in formulating strategy

Path 1: Look Across Alternative Industries Substitutes vs. Alternatives Why choose NetJets? Dramatically cuts total travel time Reduce the hassle of congested airports Allow for point to point travel Benefit from more productive and energized executives who can hit the ground running upon arrival

Cessna Citation XLS, Gulfstream G200, Dassault Falcon 7X, Boeing Business 737

The Strategy Canvas of NetJets

Path 2: Look Across Strategic Groups Within Industries Strategic Groups – Refers to a group of companies within an industry that pursue a similar strategy Built on two dimensions – Price and Performance Curves – Texas-based women’s fitness company Focused on two decisive advantages in the U.S.- Traditional Health Clubs and Home Exercise Programs Specialized Machines Strategic Placement Low Variable and Maintenance Costs

The Strategy Canvas of Curves

Path 3: Look Across the Chain of Buyers Difference Between Purchasers, Users, and Influencers Purchasers – Who pays for the product Users – All of you who probably aren't paying attention or anybody who uses said product Influencers – The group or person that has an adverse affect on the purchasing decision.

Company’s Who Questioned the Standards - Insulin producer that created a blue ocean in the insulin industry. - Business information provider Innovo Bloomberg Terminal

Path 4: Look Across Complementary Product and Service Offerings Thinking outside of the defined boundaries to define a total solution which buyers seek

Path 4: Look Across Complementary Product and Service Offerings Thinking outside of the defined boundaries. - North American Bus Industries

Total Solution of Complementary Activities

Path 5: Looking Across Functional or Emotional Appeals to Buyers

Infusing Functional and Emotional Appeals Challenging the functional and emotional orientation of an industry creates new market space. Example: Swatch Transformed the functionally driven budget watch industry into an emotionally driven fashion statement and the body shop which did vice versa transforming the emotionally driven industry of cosmetics into a functional, no-nonsense cosmetics house.

Quick Beauty House significantly reduced the price from about $30 to around $9 while raising the hourly revenue per barber by about 50%. Implanted a traffic light system which eliminates the need for a receptionist and allows customers to know when there is an available barber.

Path Six: Look Across Time Principles to assessing trends over time 1.Decisive to your business 2.Must be irreversible 3.Must have a clear trajectory

Utilizing Trends