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Value-Based Pricing & Business Aspects By: Homi R. Mullan YEP-1 Enterprise Workshop June 14, 2006 Organizer WZCC-India Mumbai Homi Mullan1 Welcome to the Talk On... “Value-Based Pricing & Its Related Business Aspects”

Value-Based Pricing & Business Aspects By: Homi R. Mullan YEP-1 Enterprise Workshop June 14, 2006 Organizer WZCC-India Mumbai Homi Mullan2 Homi Mullan’s Background & Related Experiences Technical Marketing & Sales 2. Specialist in Energy & Environment Conservation 3. Technical Writer 4. Trainer 5. And much more

Value-Based Pricing & Business Aspects By: Homi R. Mullan YEP-1 Enterprise Workshop June 14, 2006 Organizer WZCC-India Mumbai Homi Mullan3 Homi Mullan’s Choice in the formative years... Make a Choice between 1 x 10 Or 10 x 10

Value-Based Pricing & Business Aspects By: Homi R. Mullan YEP-1 Enterprise Workshop June 14, 2006 Organizer WZCC-India Mumbai Homi Mullan4 Specialisation Experiences 1963 to U.K. based 1. Steam, Compressed Air 2. Instrument- Process & Lab 3. Instrument- Electro medical 4. Fabrication – Pipeline 5. Boilers & Oil Burners 6. Pollution Monitor: Water & Air

Value-Based Pricing & Business Aspects By: Homi R. Mullan YEP-1 Enterprise Workshop June 14, 2006 Organizer WZCC-India Mumbai Homi Mullan5 Specialisation Experiences 1978 to U.S.A. based 7. Conductive Polymer Heating 8. Radiation Cross-Link Polymers: - L.V & H.V Elect. Insulation. - Corrosion Protection - Wire & Cables

Value-Based Pricing & Business Aspects By: Homi R. Mullan YEP-1 Enterprise Workshop June 14, 2006 Organizer WZCC-India Mumbai Homi Mullan6 Specialisation Learned & Experiences Gained at … The University of CUSTOMERS

Value-Based Pricing & Business Aspects By: Homi R. Mullan YEP-1 Enterprise Workshop June 14, 2006 Organizer WZCC-India Mumbai Homi Mullan7 Lessons from the Experiences … A. Have PASSION & BELIEF B. SPECIALISE in the Subject and Market place. C. Keep EXPANDING in Different Fields. D. Beware on Choosing FUTURISTIC Product or Businesses

Value-Based Pricing & Business Aspects By: Homi R. Mullan YEP-1 Enterprise Workshop June 14, 2006 Organizer WZCC-India Mumbai Homi Mullan8 First Experience on Value Based Pricing. Heat Tracing (1979) -ves STEAMAUTO-TRACE AvailabilityIndigenousImported CostRs.30/mtr? Haz. Area Safety SAFE? Energy Cost¼4X UsageVery WideNew in India

Value-Based Pricing & Business Aspects By: Homi R. Mullan YEP-1 Enterprise Workshop June 14, 2006 Organizer WZCC-India Mumbai Homi Mullan9 First Experience on Value Based Pricing. Heat Tracing (1979) +ves STEAMAUTO-TRACE Efficiency8 to 15%90% + TICExisting TOC7X – 12X1 Life10 Yrs20 – 40 Yrs Maintenance10% of TIC/yr2% Installation Time3 – 4X1

Value-Based Pricing & Business Aspects By: Homi R. Mullan YEP-1 Enterprise Workshop June 14, 2006 Organizer WZCC-India Mumbai Homi Mullan10 Auto-Trace Values Sold DEPARTMENTVALUES ProjectTime Saving ProcessReliability MaintenanceMaintenance Free Easy to Modify FinanceNet Worth Savings ManagementAssurance

Value-Based Pricing & Business Aspects By: Homi R. Mullan YEP-1 Enterprise Workshop June 14, 2006 Organizer WZCC-India Mumbai Homi Mullan11 Value Based Pricing Determined AUTO-TRACE Rs.700/mtr To Rs.1500/mtr (Steam Tracing Originally Perceived at Rs.30/mtr)

Value-Based Pricing & Business Aspects By: Homi R. Mullan YEP-1 Enterprise Workshop June 14, 2006 Organizer WZCC-India Mumbai Homi Mullan12 Value Plus v/s Cost Plus Value Plus Co.Cost Plus Co. Sale Cost Gross Margin OPEX Gross Profit Interest PBDT455

Value-Based Pricing & Business Aspects By: Homi R. Mullan YEP-1 Enterprise Workshop June 14, 2006 Organizer WZCC-India Mumbai Homi Mullan13 Small Firms Faster GrowingSlower Growing n Differentiated Product or Service n Innovativeness n Service n Overall Quality n Standard Product or Service n Price n Credit Facility n Lower Survival Prospects n Weaker Growth Prospects

Value-Based Pricing & Business Aspects By: Homi R. Mullan YEP-1 Enterprise Workshop June 14, 2006 Organizer WZCC-India Mumbai Homi Mullan14 Differentiation To be unique in the Industry along some dimensions that are widely valued by the Customer To be unique and different When differentiation cannot be sustained, USP becomes less important If the premium charged is too high, Customers may decide not to purchase OR it invites competition

Value-Based Pricing & Business Aspects By: Homi R. Mullan YEP-1 Enterprise Workshop June 14, 2006 Organizer WZCC-India Mumbai Homi Mullan15 Elements of Differentiation Strategy Reinforce differential advantage Build brand image Build on specialist skills Respond aggressively to competitors or new entrants Invest in barriers to entry Monitor changes in market

Value-Based Pricing & Business Aspects By: Homi R. Mullan YEP-1 Enterprise Workshop June 14, 2006 Organizer WZCC-India Mumbai Homi Mullan16 Cost Plus Pricing COST LEADERSHIP CANNOT BE SUSTAINED

Value-Based Pricing & Business Aspects By: Homi R. Mullan YEP-1 Enterprise Workshop June 14, 2006 Organizer WZCC-India Mumbai Homi Mullan17 Niche Strategy The key to the segmentation is the ability to identify the unique benefits that a product or service offers to potential customers

Value-Based Pricing & Business Aspects By: Homi R. Mullan YEP-1 Enterprise Workshop June 14, 2006 Organizer WZCC-India Mumbai Homi Mullan18 Focused Differentiation Is to pursue Niche Strategy Very attractive for smaller firms Risk is that it can be imitated Successful companies follow a strategy of Differentiation Family company differentiating its products, sells to a small but lucrative market segment

Value-Based Pricing & Business Aspects By: Homi R. Mullan YEP-1 Enterprise Workshop June 14, 2006 Organizer WZCC-India Mumbai Homi Mullan19 Invention Scientists Patents Legal Product R&D Engineers Safety Qualification Engineers Manufacture Engineers Best Price Marketing & Finance Field Installation technicians Technology Service Engineers Technical- Economic Study Market & finance Liability Management Legal, marketing, board Reuse & Rename Marketing, R&D Reinvent & Upgrade Marketing, R&D

Value-Based Pricing & Business Aspects By: Homi R. Mullan YEP-1 Enterprise Workshop June 14, 2006 Organizer WZCC-India Mumbai Homi Mullan20 BOILED FROG SYNDROME JUMPS IN BOILING WATER JUMPS OUT INSTANTLY SITS IN COLD WATER, PUT TO BOIL SITS UNTIL IT IS BOILED, AND DIES

Value-Based Pricing & Business Aspects By: Homi R. Mullan YEP-1 Enterprise Workshop June 14, 2006 Organizer WZCC-India Mumbai Homi Mullan21 Thank You FOR YOUR PATIENT LISTENING