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Prof. Dr. –Ing. Kalamullah Ramli
1
Entry Strategies for
New Ventures
 It is easy to be captivated by the promise of
entrepreneurship and the lure of becoming one’s own
boss
 It can be difficult, however, for a prospective
entrepreneur to determine what product or service to
provide
 Many factors need to be considered, including: an idea’s
market potential, the competition, financial resources,
and one’s skills and interests
2
General View
 It is also important to ask: Why would a consumer
choose to buy goods or services from this new firm?
 One important factor is the uniqueness of the idea
◦ By making a venture stand out from its competitors,
uniqueness can help facilitate the entry of a new product or
service into the market
 It is best to avoid an entry strategy based on low cost
alone
◦ New ventures tend to be small and large firms usually have the
advantage of lowering costs by producing large quantities
3
General View
 Successful entrepreneurs often distinguish their
ventures through differentiation, niche specification,
and innovation
 The key are:
◦ Differentiation
 http://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol150/differentiation.htm
 http://www.icbs.com/Kb/marketing/kb_marketing-differentiation-smart-strategies.htm
◦ Niche Product
 http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/203958
◦ Innovation
 http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/oxfordshire/4371945.stm
 http://www.ippublishing.com/ijei.htm
4
General View
 Differentiation is an attempt to separate the new
company’s product or service from that of its
competitors
 When differentiation is successful, the new product or
service is relatively less sensitive to price fluctuations
because customers value the quality that makes the
product unique
 A product can be functionally similar to its competitors’
product but have features that improve its operation, for
example.
5
Differentiation
◦ It may be smaller, lighter, easier to use or install, etc
◦ In 1982, Compaq Computer began competing with Apple and
IBM
◦ Its first product was a single-unit personal computer with a
handle
◦ The concept of a portable computer was new and extremely
successful.
6
Differentiation
 Niche specification is an attempt to provide a product or
service that fulfills the needs of a specific subset of
consumers
 By focusing on a fairly narrow market sector, a new
venture may satisfy customer needs better than larger
competitors can
 Changes in population characteristics may create
opportunities to serve niche markets
◦ One growing market segment in developed countries
comprises people over 65 years old
7
Niche Product
◦ Other niches include groups defined by interests or lifestyle,
such as fitness enthusiasts, adventure-travel buffs, and
working parents
◦ In fact, some entrepreneurs specialize in making “homemade”
dinners for working parents to heat and serve.
8
Niche Product
 Innovation is perhaps the defining
characteristic of entrepreneurship
 Visionary business expert Peter F. Drucker
explained innovation as “change that creates
a new dimension of performance”
 There are two main types of product
innovation
◦ Pioneering or radical innovation
◦ Incremental innovations
9
Innovation
 Pioneering or radical innovation embodies a
technological breakthrough or new-to-the-
world product
 Incremental innovations are modifications of
existing products.
 But innovation occurs in all aspects of
businesses, from manufacturing processes to
pricing policy
10
Innovation
◦ Tom Monaghan’s decision in the late 1960s to
create Domino’s Pizza based on home delivery
and Jeff Bezos’ decision in 1995 to launch
Amazon.com as a totally online bookstore are
examples of innovative distribution strategies that
revolutionized the marketplace
11
Innovation
 Entrepreneurs in less-developed countries often
innovate by imitating and adapting products created in
developed countries
 Drucker called this process “creative imitation”
◦ Creative imitation takes place whenever the imitators
understand how an innovation can be applied, used, or sold
in their particular market better than the original creators do
 Innovation, differentiation, and/or market specification
are effective strategies to help a new venture to attract
customers and start making sales
12
Closure

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Presentation_1371195173948

  • 1. Prof. Dr. –Ing. Kalamullah Ramli 1 Entry Strategies for New Ventures
  • 2.  It is easy to be captivated by the promise of entrepreneurship and the lure of becoming one’s own boss  It can be difficult, however, for a prospective entrepreneur to determine what product or service to provide  Many factors need to be considered, including: an idea’s market potential, the competition, financial resources, and one’s skills and interests 2 General View
  • 3.  It is also important to ask: Why would a consumer choose to buy goods or services from this new firm?  One important factor is the uniqueness of the idea ◦ By making a venture stand out from its competitors, uniqueness can help facilitate the entry of a new product or service into the market  It is best to avoid an entry strategy based on low cost alone ◦ New ventures tend to be small and large firms usually have the advantage of lowering costs by producing large quantities 3 General View
  • 4.  Successful entrepreneurs often distinguish their ventures through differentiation, niche specification, and innovation  The key are: ◦ Differentiation  http://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol150/differentiation.htm  http://www.icbs.com/Kb/marketing/kb_marketing-differentiation-smart-strategies.htm ◦ Niche Product  http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/203958 ◦ Innovation  http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/oxfordshire/4371945.stm  http://www.ippublishing.com/ijei.htm 4 General View
  • 5.  Differentiation is an attempt to separate the new company’s product or service from that of its competitors  When differentiation is successful, the new product or service is relatively less sensitive to price fluctuations because customers value the quality that makes the product unique  A product can be functionally similar to its competitors’ product but have features that improve its operation, for example. 5 Differentiation
  • 6. ◦ It may be smaller, lighter, easier to use or install, etc ◦ In 1982, Compaq Computer began competing with Apple and IBM ◦ Its first product was a single-unit personal computer with a handle ◦ The concept of a portable computer was new and extremely successful. 6 Differentiation
  • 7.  Niche specification is an attempt to provide a product or service that fulfills the needs of a specific subset of consumers  By focusing on a fairly narrow market sector, a new venture may satisfy customer needs better than larger competitors can  Changes in population characteristics may create opportunities to serve niche markets ◦ One growing market segment in developed countries comprises people over 65 years old 7 Niche Product
  • 8. ◦ Other niches include groups defined by interests or lifestyle, such as fitness enthusiasts, adventure-travel buffs, and working parents ◦ In fact, some entrepreneurs specialize in making “homemade” dinners for working parents to heat and serve. 8 Niche Product
  • 9.  Innovation is perhaps the defining characteristic of entrepreneurship  Visionary business expert Peter F. Drucker explained innovation as “change that creates a new dimension of performance”  There are two main types of product innovation ◦ Pioneering or radical innovation ◦ Incremental innovations 9 Innovation
  • 10.  Pioneering or radical innovation embodies a technological breakthrough or new-to-the- world product  Incremental innovations are modifications of existing products.  But innovation occurs in all aspects of businesses, from manufacturing processes to pricing policy 10 Innovation
  • 11. ◦ Tom Monaghan’s decision in the late 1960s to create Domino’s Pizza based on home delivery and Jeff Bezos’ decision in 1995 to launch Amazon.com as a totally online bookstore are examples of innovative distribution strategies that revolutionized the marketplace 11 Innovation
  • 12.  Entrepreneurs in less-developed countries often innovate by imitating and adapting products created in developed countries  Drucker called this process “creative imitation” ◦ Creative imitation takes place whenever the imitators understand how an innovation can be applied, used, or sold in their particular market better than the original creators do  Innovation, differentiation, and/or market specification are effective strategies to help a new venture to attract customers and start making sales 12 Closure