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Warren J. Keegan
Overview
aDecision Criteria for IB aEntry & Expansion Decision Model aExporting aAdditional Expansion Alternatives aMarket Strategy aSummary
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Learning Objectives
aTo identify criteria for selection of foreign markets. aTo appreciate which market entry alternatives are available to companies. aTo recognise export activities as a process developing over time. aTo understand different entry startegies: sourcing, licensing,investment & ownership
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athe importance of these selection criteria depends upon the industry & the markets taken into account
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Source: adapted from D.J.G. Schneider, and R.U. Mller, Datenbankgesttzte Marktselektion: Eine methodische Basis fr Internationalisierungs-strategien, Stuttgart, 1989
Markets which are filtered out based on a first set of selection criteria Markets which are filtered out based on a second set of selection criteria
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Production Abroad
Ownership and Control
100 % Ownership & Strategic Alliances
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Direct Exporting
aDirect market representation
`via wholesalers or retailers or directly to the consumers
aIndependent representation
`independent distributor
aPiggyback marketing
`distribution through another distributors channel
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Licensing
acontractual arrangement whereby one company (licensor) makes an asset available to another company (licensee) in exchange for royalties, license fees or other form of compensation
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Franchising
aA form of licensing aa company permits its name, logo, cultural design and operations to be used in establishing a new firm or store.
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Joint Ventures
aCompany run by two or more partner firms aRisk is shared and different value chain strengths are combined aInfluence depends on degree of ownership aGood opportunity to build on local know-how aJV finds greater acceptance by local authorities
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Wholly-owned Subsidiaries/Acquisition
aRepresents the most extensive engagement abroad aSubsidiary is either established through the creation of a new facility or the acquisition of an existing firm aCompany has complete decision power & control aInvestor achieves greater flexibility aIn many countries majority or 100% ownership by foreign companies is forbidden
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Summary
aThe choice of potential foreign markets must be based on a thorough evaluation of criteria which influence the potential success abroad; eg market potential, market access, or product fit. aOnce the potential foreign target market(s) is selected, a company has to decide how to enter this market.
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