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Summary of the course Operations strategy in manufacturing and services (Prof. Maximiliano Udenio). Based on the slides and my notes, it also contains summaries of the additional reading texts that have been given.

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Operations strategy in manufacturing and services


Master Business Economics 2018-2019, KU Leuven


Prof. Maximiliano Udenio




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, Inhoudsopgave
Concepts & Frameworks....................................................................................................................4
Framework.........................................................................................................................................4
Tailor operations.................................................................................................................................4
Competition, Competencies and Operations.....................................................................................5
Cost advantage analytics....................................................................................................................5
Analysing competitive threat..............................................................................................................5
Efficient frontier estimation: Data Envelopment Analysis..................................................................6
Introduction........................................................................................................................................6
DEA concepts......................................................................................................................................6
CCR-model, constant returns to scale.................................................................................................6
BBC-model, variable returns to scale..................................................................................................7
CCR & BBC...........................................................................................................................................7
Non-discretionary variables................................................................................................................7
Conclusion..........................................................................................................................................7
Capacity sizing and investment.........................................................................................................9
Capacity portfolio strategy.................................................................................................................9
Capacity size and capacity costs......................................................................................................9
Capacity size and capacity value......................................................................................................9
Optimal capacity sizing....................................................................................................................9
Trade off: capacity-inventory-waiting time.........................................................................................9
Trading off capacity with inventory...............................................................................................10
Trading off capacity with waiting..................................................................................................10
Capacity timing and expansion........................................................................................................11
Capacity timing strategies................................................................................................................11
Main drivers behind capacity decisions............................................................................................11
Option value of waiting: decision trees.............................................................................................11
Capacity timing and adjustment: reduce capacity frictions..............................................................11
Product and process flexibility.........................................................................................................12
Introduction......................................................................................................................................12
Product design for flexibility.............................................................................................................12
Process design for flexibility..............................................................................................................12
Chaining.........................................................................................................................................12
Allocation flexibility.......................................................................................................................12
Mass customization..........................................................................................................................13
Risk management and operational hedging.....................................................................................13
Improvement and innovation..........................................................................................................14
Operations strategy drivers..............................................................................................................14
Continuous improvement.................................................................................................................14
Radical improvement (innovation)...................................................................................................14
High unforeseeable uncertainty (unk unks)..................................................................................14
Encroachment...............................................................................................................................14
Operations view of diffusion.........................................................................................................14
Marketing view of diffusion...........................................................................................................15
Demand and revenue management................................................................................................15
Introduction......................................................................................................................................15
Price controls....................................................................................................................................16
Price differentiation.......................................................................................................................16


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, Dynamic pricing.............................................................................................................................16
When to do price controls.............................................................................................................16
Capacity controls: yield management...............................................................................................16
Overbooking..................................................................................................................................16
Capacity allocation (linked to customer segmentation)................................................................17
Extra readings and cases..................................................................................................................18
Swiss watch industry.........................................................................................................................19
A note on the Bass Diffusion model..................................................................................................21
UM.................................................................................................................................................21
AP..................................................................................................................................................21
Bass Diffusion model to make predictions....................................................................................21
Remarks.........................................................................................................................................21
Who’s using it to forecast product acceptance.............................................................................21
Disruptive technologies: catching the wave......................................................................................22
Spot and cultivate disruptive technologies....................................................................................23
Innovation and unforeseeable uncertainty.......................................................................................25
Using a tailored combination of planning, learning and selectionism...........................................26
Reduce complexity if selectionism and learning are too expensive..............................................26
Platform sharing...............................................................................................................................26
Different technologies of platform sharing...................................................................................27
Platform sharing and capacity sizing.............................................................................................27
Automotive industry......................................................................................................................27
Risks and benefits of platform sharing..........................................................................................28
Principles on the benefits of manufacturing process flexibility.........................................................29
Conclusion flexibility principles.....................................................................................................29
Flexibility principles.......................................................................................................................30
Revenue management......................................................................................................................31
Seagate – Quantum case..................................................................................................................32
Model to help understand how new products encroach on old markets......................................32
Strategy under uncertainty...............................................................................................................33
4 levels of uncertainty...................................................................................................................33
3 strategic postures.......................................................................................................................34
Portfolio of actions........................................................................................................................35




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, Concepts & Frameworks
Framework
 Operations strategy
 Net present value
 Competitive strategy
 Customer value proposition
Price, responsiveness, quality, variety
 Principle of alignment
Competitive strategy and operations strategy should be aligned
! Environment not static
 Top-down (market perspective)
 Bottom-up (resource perspective)

 Resources
 Capacity portfolio, real assets
 Tangible/ intangible
 Size, timing, type, location
 Processes
 Activity network
How resources work and are used to add value
 Supply, technology, innovation, demand
 Competencies
 Good competencies are needed to make sure the resources and processes create value
 Competencies naturally connect to competitive strategy
 Cost, time, quality, flexibility/ variety

 Value = C * (R+P)

Tailor operations
Fit the operational strategy to the competitive strategy

 Strategic operational audit
 Gap analysis to assess degree of alignment/ strategic fit and to develop improvement actions
 Value proposition, competencies, resources and processes

 Balanced scorecard map
 Growth strategy must define desired balancing point between emphasizing productivity or
revenue growth
 4 perspectives of performance
Market view, internal operations view, learning and growth view, financial view
 Open eyes to obvious misalignments

 Product-process map
 Variety (product) vs flexibility (process)
 Job shop/ flow shop, standardized products/ customer solutions
 Tailored operations are within the zone of alignment




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, Competition, Competencies and Operations
Cost advantage analytics
Trade-offs
 Cost vs non-cost
 Downward sloping lines
 Customer trade-off
 Demand side: market segmentation possible because of different trade-off curves
 Iso-utility surfaces (product attributes)
 Higher utility move north-east
 Flat curve: relatively insensitive to cost
 Operational trade-off
 Supply side: prioritization of competencies
 Iso-NPV curves (competencies)
 Operational trade-off curve
 Choose location on curve that makes you out of reach for your competitors
You can move along the line with some easy changes in production process, but if you want
to go to another iso-NPV curve you need some investment
 Efficient frontier
o Operational efficiency
Higher quality, higher flexibility at lower cost
o Efficient cost
o Will shift as time evolves
o Formed by the market, not by 1 firm

Focused operation
 Consistent operating point on its trade-off curve
Product mix that requires similar competencies
 Higher probability to be on the frontier
 How to focus
1. Partition products and services
2. Separate resources and processes
3. Retain focus over time
 ! In real life
Growth, EOS & risk-averse

Analysing competitive threat
 Analyse what our rival’s cost would be if it were to compete with us head-on
! Difficult to obtain information

1. Correct costs for yourself and rival
 Planned cost differential
Sourcing effects/ utilization effects
2. Adjust for differences in strategy
 Strategic cost differential
Non-cost competency, firm has changed its value proposition

Operational efficiency cost differential
 The larger this is, the larger the competitive threat of the rival (that he will enter our market segment)
 Depends on slope of rival’s trade-off curve
 ! Tool to estimate, outcome depends on assumptions made

Coe < 0: if rival goes custom, it would have to adapt new processes to make up for OE disadvantage
Coe > 0: rival can attack custom segment with its processes




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