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張嘉修 高雄人 大一加入國術社至今 大二新竹市長盃男子長器械第二,當社長 大三以後擔任社團教學 刀、棍、劍、槍、大刀 94~97 交大環校路跑 In William Lab
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Author: JAMES A. KLING and KEN A, SMITH Presenter: 9832505 張嘉修 指導老師 : 任維廉教授 2009/10/12 運管碩一 張嘉修
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Introduction Background Porter’s generic strategic Data Methodology Groupings and validation of results Conclusion Critique Q&A, discussion 2009/10/13 運管碩一 張嘉修
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The deregulation in 1978 Relative competitive positions (strategic groups) Michael Porter’s strategy Data of nine airlines 1991~1993 profit margin to validate Suggestion 2009/10/1 運管碩一 張嘉修 4
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The deregulation in 1978 “Big three" U.S. airlines :United, American, and Delta Bankruptcy during the early 1990s: America West, TWA, and Continental The nine major U.S. passenger air carrier ◦ Southwest, Northwest, USAir, American, TWA, Continental, America West, Delta, United These airlines account for 90% 2009/10/1 運管碩一 張嘉修 5
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Cost leadership ◦ Produce goods or services at a lowest cost Differentiation ◦ Being unique and for which buyers are willing to pay a premium price Focus ◦ Serve the needs of specific customer group or market segment Stuck in the middle ◦ No basis for competitive advantages 2009/10/1 運管碩一 張嘉修 6
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Available seat mile (ASM) Cost / ASM (X-axis) ◦ Cost to fly one seat one mile Airline quality rating (AQR) (Y-axis) ◦ Weighted by nineteen factors 2009/10/1 運管碩一 張嘉修 7
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2009/10/1 運管碩一 張嘉修 8 Quality (AQR) Cost Per ASM (Mean of 8.8) (I) Differentiation (II) Focus (III) Cost Leadership (IV) Stuck in the middle
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2009/10/1 運管碩一 張嘉修 9 AirlineRevenueAQRCost/ASMLength Continental$4.1 billion-0.3368.4779 mile America West $1.3 billion-0.2947.03642 mile Average$5.6 billion-0.047898.843333680 mile Stuck in the middle-3.57 USAir-4.28 Northwest0.43 Continental-3.85 TWA-6.60
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Average 1.39% ◦ (I)Differentiation: American, United, and Delta ◦ (II)Focus: Southwest ◦ (III)Cost Leadership: America West Average -3.57% ◦ (IV)Stuck in the middle: TWA, Northwest, USAir, and Continental 2009/10/1 運管碩一 張嘉修 10
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(I)Differentiation: American, United, and Delta Intense competition (II)Focus: Southwest Short and high density routes Low cost and high quality (III)Cost Leadership: America West 2009/10/1 運管碩一 張嘉修 11
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The suggestion to “stuck in the middle” firms Continental ◦ Improve quality to follow Southwest TWA and USAir ◦ Hard to survive 2009/10/1 運管碩一 張嘉修 12
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Northwest ◦ Better financial than other stuck firms ◦ Not adequately explained ◦ May focus on market segment which doesn’t have severe competition in north-central US 2009/10/1 運管碩一 張嘉修 13 Stuck in the middle-3.57 USAir-4.28 Northwest0.43 Continental-3.85 TWA-6.60
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Wrong word (p.29) “Airlines with above average…” Wrong quadrant (p.30) “(II) and (IV) ” Insufficient hypothesis and test Obscure boundary of Porter’s model The reference index (AQR, ASM, cost) Variables in Accounting The change of AQR factors are based on 15 elements for 2007 (http://www.aqr.aero/pastaqr.htm)http://www.aqr.aero/pastaqr.htm The strategies really are taken by airlines 2009/10/1 運管碩一 張嘉修 14
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Group/AirlinesAverage profit margins of 1991~1993 Differentiation-0.76 America0.39 Delta-0.11 United-0.56 Cost leadership America West-0.48 Focus Southwest9.70 5 with strategies1.39 2009/10/1 運管碩一 張嘉修 15
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(http://www.transtats.bts.gov. July 2008 - June 2009) America West was absorbed by America West Holdings Corporation in 2007 TWA was acquired by American Airlines in 2001 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki) 2009/10/1 運管碩一 張嘉修 16 AirlinesShareOriginal strategies American14.2%Differentiation Southwest13.4%Focus United10.8%Differentiation Delta10.8%Differentiation US Airways8.3%Stuck in the middle Continental7.6%Stuck in the middle Northwest6.2%Stuck in the middle
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The basis of Porter’s model 2009/10/1 運管碩一 張嘉修 17
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Characteristics : Extent of product (or service) diversity Extent of Geographic coverage Number of Market segments served Distribution Channels used Extent of Branding Marketing Effort Product (or service) quality Pricing policy (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strategic_group) 2009/10/1 運管碩一 張嘉修 18
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Useful in several ways : Helps identify who the most direct competitors are and on what basis they compete Raises the question of how likely or possible it is for another organization to move from one strategic group to another Strategic Group mapping might also be used to identify opportunities Can also help identify strategic problems (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strategic_group) 2009/10/1 運管碩一 張嘉修 19
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Q&A Discussion 2009/10/120 運管碩一 張嘉修
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About the manifest performance of Southwest 1992: Southwest won the first annual Triple, and began service to the Ohio cities of Cleveland and Columbus. 1993: Southwest expanded to the east coast and began service to Baltimore/Washington International Airport, and Louisville. The acquisition of Morris Air was completed, which opened up the Pacific Northwest to Southwest service. (http://www.southwest.com/about_swa/airborne.html) 2009/10/1 運管碩一 張嘉修 21 199119921993average Southwest4.7210.7813.609.70
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Barrier (entry, regulation, Freedoms of the Air) Porter’s U-shape Qualitative perspective (hypothesis and test) Quantitative perspective (discussion) The history of Southwest The different index to group The different model developed from strategic groups How to develop issues from a article 2009/10/1 運管碩一 張嘉修 22
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