Diversification "out of the box" - Roland Berger

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2.3Growth options: Different approaches have to be chosendepending on agreed portfolio logicRELATED DIVERSIFICATIONUNRELATED DIVERSIFICATIONNew geographiesNewdistributionchannelsNew products/servicesCurrentcoreNew partsof value chainNewbusinessesNewcustomersegmentsFirstSelectionIndustryfunnelSegmentanalysisIdentification of potential growth areas> Brainstorming> Idea tree> Horizontal/ verticalintegration> Opportunities in themarketPrioritization of industries> Coherence withdiversification goals> Profitability> Synergies (tbd)> "Fit"> "Success stories"> Activities of stakeholders> Trend-Analyses> etc> Reasons for exclusion– Moral, Ethics, Politics– Controllability(Technology Mgmt.)– Ownership structure & sizeDefinition for "deep dive" segments> Market attractivenessti > Market barriers> Competitive landscape > Cost of market entry> Threats (e.g. substitution) > etcPotential ti targetst26"Starting search from core""Funneling attractive opportunities"Source: Roland Berger26
2.3RELATED DIVERSIFICATIONIdentifying businesses for successful related diversificationrequires a methodical approachBuild factbase to support decision makingAssess strengthof coreIdentify full setof opportunitiesPrioritizeopportunitiesDevelop entrystrategy> Assess the strength > Identify and map theof core business and full set of businessesidentify opportunitiesrelated toto reinforce the core existing corebusinessbusiness(es)> Determine whichopportunities aremost attractive topursue– Evaluate odds ofsuccess (relatednessto corebusiness, abilityto differentiate)– Assessattractiveness> Within targetbusinesses,determine bestgrowth themes,potentialacquisition targets,and organicopportunities> Organize forsuccess2727
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