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Pillsens Company Market Strategy Overview

This document provides information for a company simulation involving two pharmaceutical products - painkillers and antioxidants. It discusses the company's production capacity, market conditions in various countries, factors to consider for budgeting and strategic planning, and steps to make decisions around production, marketing, and overall strategy. Key details include production levels, market growth in different areas, costs of buildings and machinery by country, and guidelines for analyzing market conditions and translating strategy into a budget.

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Pillsens Company Market Strategy Overview

This document provides information for a company simulation involving two pharmaceutical products - painkillers and antioxidants. It discusses the company's production capacity, market conditions in various countries, factors to consider for budgeting and strategic planning, and steps to make decisions around production, marketing, and overall strategy. Key details include production levels, market growth in different areas, costs of buildings and machinery by country, and guidelines for analyzing market conditions and translating strategy into a budget.

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We are the top Management of the Pillsens Company.

1 Round = 1 Finanical Year in stimulation


Company has 2 Products:
1.Painkillers
2. AntiOxidant

1. Painkillers Growth in US and France are good. As long as the price rate is
moderate.
2. Finland not much Growth but with little growth

196K units = 196*1000*1000 tablets of Production

Capacity of the Plant = Min(Buildings, Machinery)

Finland Cost of the Buildings and Machinery = 134(EUR/unit) and 148(EUR/unit)

US Cost of the Buildings and Machinery = 109 (EUR/unit) and 148 (EUR/unit)

Market Growth Potential USA > France > Finland


Price Sensitivity USA > France = Finland
Promotion Sensitivity USA > France > Finland
Customer Care USA = France > Finland
Quality Control Finland > France > USA

1984, He develop market Theory of strategy

Stage 1. Market Evalution. ---> Profitability of a certain Market.


5 main Porters Forces
1.Client, Supplier, Competitor, Substitute, New Entrant, 6. Environment -->
Physical, Social, Political

Stage 2: Market Positioning or Value proposition


Quality: Apple, Mercedes
Cost Effectiveness: Maruti Suzuki, Indigo Airlines

Stage 3: Value Chain:


Ensure Internal Predictions are in line to deliver value Proposition.
Annual Budget created based on Strategic Plan.
Budget reflect the output of the Strategic plan.

Taks in the Stimulation : Prepare Annual projections.

Step 1: Analyze the Market Environment


Step 2: Create a Strategy
Step 3: Translate Strategy to budget.

Budget Framework

Functional Areas: Sales, marketing, production, Administration, Inventory, Capital


Investment, Manufacturing

Participants:

Mobilize resources ----> achieve ---> Strategic Objectives ---> Forecast ---->
Company Budget
Best Approch is Revenue Budget

The Typical Strategic results indicators rely directly or indirectly on the revenue
as a Primary Variable.

0. Analyze results from the previous round.


1. market Conditions.
2. Demand
3. Production
4. Investments
HR (Optional)
5. R&D
6. Marketing
7. Logistics
8. Tax Planning
9. Finance & Budgets

After Login

1. Reading Section to understand the Problem Statement.


2. Results section to know the past performance of the our team and rest of the
teams (Competitors)
3. Decision Section has different sections after that Decision Checklist.

Analyzing the Market Conditions


Analyzing the Market Conditions consist of 4 steps :

1. Analyse your own Company's position

2. Analyse your Competitors

3. Analyse the overall economic environment (macroenvironment)

4. Analyse the overall Industry environment (microenvironment)

First We need to know the budget , For that we Results section


under Balance Sheet under Liabilities and Shareholder's Equilty

Shareholder's equity Total

Then we need to look into the Market outlook to understand the Macro economics and
Micro economics

Based on the unsastised demand, We can make the decision which Market is treated
first.

What outlook to maintain for market demand?


Optimistic
Pessimistic

How to estimate the product units?


Previous year demand
Market size
Competition
Company objective

How to decide priority?


Volume of market
Margin per product per unit
Competition in market

In the production section, the decisions mainly revolve around :

Investment into Buildings & Machinery


Planned Production between two products
Cost efficiency improvements and optimizing shifts, worker wages
Inventory & Logistics management
Quality control of products to increase demand.

First look at the Demand Field from the sales tab and then in the Production tab,
we need to use Projections in such
as a way to minimize the production cost.

What factors will you consider deciding production area?


Investment Cost
Plant Capacity
Logistic Cost
Exchange rates
What factors to consider before going for a production?
Learning Curve
Economy of Scale
Fluctuation of production unit cost.
How does cost-efficiency affect my company?
Increases efficiency multiplier
Lower production unit cost in long-term
Note:

Inventory is carried forward from one round to another in case the product is not
sold, it incurs inventory management costs.
If the sum of planned production is greater than production capacity game will
itself scale it down to production capacity.

Who win the Bid in the result section.

What to consider before making a marketing decision?


Target market and consumer
Objectives of being a product differentiator or cost leader
The competitive scenario of the previous round
Market size and market share from the previous round
Gross margin on a particular product
Demand factors
What does the demand factor indicate?
Importance of each factor compared to customer care in a particular market for a
particular product
Comparison of company performance on the parameters of price, advertising, quality
control and customer care vis a vis competitors
If we are sastified with the Revenue and the profit, go the decision Checklist and
save the Decision
Once After the Deadline is completed, the Results section updated.

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