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Shannon Dorsey Brian Patera Leslie Royer Hope Sutton Brandi Wisenbaker
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History 1892: Philips & Co established 1912: Incorporated 1914: 1 st research lab established Multiple reorganizations Marketing changes “Let’s make things better.” “Sense and simplicity.” 2007: Vision 2010
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Mission "Improve the quality of people’s lives through timely introduction of meaningful innovations."
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Vision and Values “In a world where complexity increasingly touches every aspect of our daily lives, we will lead in bringing sense and simplicity to people.” Delight Customers Deliver Great Results Develop People Depend on Each Other
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Sectors Healthcare Lighting Consumer Lifestyle
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Goals Group EBITA: 10-11% in 2010 Healthcare EBITA: 15-17% Lighting EBITA: 12-14% Consumer Lifestyle: 8-10% 6% Sales growth for period 2008-2010 Return on invested capital: 12-13% in 2010
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1 st Quarter 2010 Financials Group EBITA: 9.8% Healthcare : 10.7% Lighting : 14.0% Consumer Lifestyle: 9.2% Sales growth: 12% increase ROIC
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Financial Ratios Year20052006200720082009Industry Ratio Current 1.441.641.851.351.481.80 Quick 1.181.321.520.961.121.40 D/A 0.500.40 0.510.52- D/E 0.270.170.160.270.290.50 Total Asset Turnover 0.750.690.740.830.760.80 Net Profit Margin 15.30%4.60%25.30%-0.50%2.40%-4.60% Return on Equity 17.30%3.90%23.20%-0.50%2.80%-10.00% Return on Assets 8.50%2.30%13.80%-0.30%1.30%-33.60%
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Internal Stakeholders Employees Board members Stockholders
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External Stakeholders Customers Suppliers Creditors Government Communities General Public
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Most Important Stakeholders Customers Employees Stockholders
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Strategies Corporate Level Unrelated Diversification Business Level Differentiation Functional Level R&D, Marketing
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Five Forces Analysis Low Threat of Entry because of economies of scale, high start-up costs Increased Rivalry because of consolidated industry, high exit barriers, declining demand, and high fixed costs.
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Five Competitive Forces Increased Threat of Substitutes because many competing brands offer similar products and no switching costs Low Power of Buyers because there is a large number of buyers Low Power of Suppliers because there are many supplier firms and the supplied input is not highly differentiated
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Macroeconomic Forces Global Technological Demographic Social Political & Legal Macroeconomic
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Competitive Advantage Innovation* Customer Responsiveness* Efficiency Quality
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Core Competences Humanities, design Life sciences Physics & Chemistry Electronics Informatics & mathematics Technology, engineering
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Corporate Governance Two Tier System - Supervisory Board - Board of Management Group Management Committee - Highest consultative body within Philips
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Ethics General Business Principles Code of Ethics Act honestly & ethically Avoid conflicts of interest Comply with applicable govt laws, rules, regulations
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