Title: REDHAT: Identifying Competitive Advantage and Revenue Streams
1REDHAT Identifying Competitive Advantage and
Revenue Streams
2Key Issues
- Definition of industry
- Definition of product
- Source of revenues
- Liability of newness and small size
- Rivalry vs. commensalistic co-existance
3Financial Highlights
4RHAT Stock Price
150
20
Aug 1999
Sept. 2000
5External Analysis
6General Environmental Forces
- Social
- Political
- Technological
- Global
- Legal
- Economic
- NET EFFECT?
7Competitive Environment
Threat of New Entrants
Threat of New Entrants
Rivalry Among Competing Firms in Industry
Bargaining Power of Buyers
Bargaining Power of Suppliers
Threat of Substitute Products
8Internal Analysis
9 Where is Revenue Stream?
Firm Infrastructure
Human Resource Management
MARGIN
Technological Development
Procurement
Service
Inbound Logistics
Marketing Sales
Outbound Logistics
Operations
10Market for Fragmented Product
Programmer- Customers
Mainstream Customers
11Market for Fragmented Product
Programmer- Customers
Mainstream Customers
12Market Maker
Programmer- Customers
REDHAT
Mainstream Customers
13Network Centrality as Advantage
Programmer- Customers
Debian
REDHAT
Mainstream Customers
Applications Vendors
14Mission and Goals
- Mission/vision
- Define industry, values, customers, etc.
- Overall strategic approach
- Goals
- Financial
- Strategic
15Source of Competitive Advantage
Cost
Uniqueness
Cost Leadership
Broad Target Market
Different.
Breadth of Competitive Scope
Focused Different.
Focused Low Cost
Narrow Target Market
16Strategic Recommendations
- Do XX
- Value chain activity a
- Value chain activity b
- Result Eliminates vulnerability to SWOT
- Do YY
- Value chain activity a
- Value chain activity c
- Result Establishes differentiated competence and
revenue stream