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AIMA – Robert Bosch 36th National Competition for Young Managers

Presented by:
Hardik Dave (Team Leader)
Santosh Kumar Sahu
P E Kannan
TVS Motor Company Ltd.
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Theme of Presentation:

The theme has been broadly explained and discussed through practical studies

conducted in automobile industry, two-wheeler in particular - as an apt example of

India growth story, and reflective of Indian customer sentiment through the years,

and hence can be appreciated better.

“In the business world the rear view mirror is always clearer than the

windshield.”

– Warren Buffet

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Approach

• Identifying bottlenecks and mapping related functions


Step 1

• Interaction with functional managers, zero down on major


Step 2 challenges

• Cause & Effect analysis, historical study


Step 3

• Structuring Solutions to address challenges


Step 4

• Suggest solutions, get feedback from functions


Step 5

Final Presentation

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Challenges faced by an organization

Protect & Maximize Revenues/ Ensure availability of


Improve Margin Market share material

Understanding customer
Market based pricing Quality of Material
Competitors’ products

Rising input costs After sales Service Resource constraints

Market Expansion Time of order – Lean / JIT


Manufacturing costs Sales Network / Channels

Optimize Marketing expenses

Maximize stakeholder value

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Shift in Market Orientation

Customer - centric

High Competition and variety – 2000s

Rise in Disposable income

Technology transfer and in-house R&D

JVs with foreign companies

Economic Liberalization – 1991-92

Manufacturer dominated
market
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Behaviour Pattern of Indian Customer:

Price
Conscious

Low
Varied
Tastes Customer Running
Costs

Maximize
Play Safe Revenues/Market Share

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Sales-split of two wheelers in three broad categories

UOM: %

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Market forces (Threats): Porter’s model

Product Differentiation / USP Create Entry Barriers / JVs

Higher the Volume, Adopt the substitutes,


Lower the costs Diversify

First Mover, Acquisitions, Marketing Strategies

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Change in Business Orientation

Competitive Edge = Time Of Launch

PPM / Six Sigma (Perceived Customer Quality) Quality

Hygiene Factor

“Meeting demand in time, at the least cost”

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Change in Product pricing
Cost

Traditional pricing Price


Margin

Price

Cost
Competitive pricing

Margin

“ Manage cost to maintain / improve margin ”

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Percentage change in prices since 2005 (base year)

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Cost structure in automobile (2W) industry

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Anatomy of cost structure

Total Cost of the


product
How visible are these costs ???
+
Manufacturing Logistics Other variable Fixed
OEM Material Cost Profit
cost Cost cost Cost

+
Conversion
Material
Tier 1 Cost Consum Power &
Packing Logistics Interest Others Profit
Labour Depn R & M Rejection
able Fuel

+
Conversion
Material
Tier 2 Cost Consum Power &
Packing Logistics Interest Others Profit
Labour Depn R & M Rejection
able Fuel

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Control total cost :

Design
strategies

Sourcing
strategies

Manufacturing
strategies

Sales & Marketing


strategies

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Key to Product cost control: Design To Cost

Definition:

Design to cost is a concept that establishes cost elements as management goals


to best balance between lifecycle cost and acceptable performance within a
scheduled time frame (Ref: Cooper).

It is a process that constrains design options to a fixed cost limit.

The cost limit is usually what the buyer can pay or what the marketplace demands.

An affordable product is obtained by treating target cost as an independent


design parameter that needs to be achieved during design and development.

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Design to cost
Traditional approach Target cost approach
Product requirement Product requirement

Product design Arrive at Target


contribution

Make /
Buy Balance
target cost
&
requirement

Start development with Process design


supplier
Make / buy Explore product & Cost
projections
process design
Get` quote from supplier & settle alternatives &
Target
the price design DFMEA &
costing
VA / VE

Production Production

Periodic cost reduction Periodic cost reduction

Design to cost plays a major role in setting product target cost


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Design Approach:

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Design strategies :

Commonize

Managing
Value Design Wastes
engineering strategies (COPQ)

Benchmarking

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Sourcing strategies :

Localization

Maximize E – Bidding
fiscal
Sourcing / Group
benefits strategies buying

Global
sourcing

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MBE (Management by Exception) applied based on Pareto principle in terms of costs
booked under different cost centres

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Seven-step Tool management system
Higher the Uptime Higher the volumes

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Optimum Asset Utilization

Maximize
margin / unit

Fixed
Costs

Asset
Base

Increase Asset
Turnover

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Brand vs. Penetration Matrix: Basis for determining Marketing activities

Protostars Stars
Guerilla Tactics Marketing based on rival moves
High

- Price Penetration (Or maintain Status Quo)


- Sales Incentives
Category Penetration

- Aspirational Features (Wego)

Wild Cards White Spaces


Check future scope (Capitalize on market opportunities)
Focus on Market Expansion activities
Low

Dull Bright
(Liquidate) (Spend more on Mktg.)

Low High
Brand stature

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Model to estimate Sales & Marketing Spend

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Sales & Service
Areas Challenges Solutions
Sales & • Servicing orders on time – Logistics • Scientific planning of logistics,
Distribution
• High variety transport in SKD/CKD form
• High attrition of sales staff • Order clubbing – Milk Runs
• Improper financial decision making, • Role of OEM in recruitment,
thereby inadequate working capital compensation
• High dependence on metros • Financial planning support by OEM
• Expansion in rural markets (SKD/CKD)

After Sales • Retention of skilled manpower • Basic HR policy can be mandated &
service
• No intervention by OEM in recruitment monitored by the OEM
process • One-time subsidy for purchase of
• Availability of proper gadgets & tools proper gadgets & tools
• Customer complaints • Easy access to company technicians
• New Technology for customers / by dealer staff for complexities
service personnel • Handy literature for reference

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Maximize Stakeholder Value

Finance Cost Efficiency Market Expansion Revenue Growth


Financial (through all the functions)

Marketing Price Quality Service Availability Brand

Customer

Operations Asset Management Innovation


Operations / Management & Optimization Processes Work Culture
Processes
R&D
Internal Process

Learning & Growth

People Management Organization Structure System & Process Flows


Strategy

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CORPORATE OBJECTIVES/
STRATEGIC GOALS

FUNCTIONAL DEPARTMENTS/FUNCTIONS
OBJECTIVES/ = DECISION UNITS
TARGETS
BASED ON DECISION PACKAGE

ACTIVITY
PLANNING/MAPPING OF
COST DRIVERS

ACTIVITY-1 ACTIVITY-2 ACTIVITY-3

EVOLUTION OF
METHODS/COSTS
BASIS OF
RESOURCE
COST- BENEFIT ANALYSIS ALLOCATION
(PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT)

MEETS
FUNCTIONAL
OBJECTIVES? NO

YES
STANDARDISE THE PROCESS AND
IMPLEMENTATION

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Mass Production Challenges – Sum-up
Features Traditional Mass Production New ways of Mass Production
Market dominance • Producer – governed • Driven by customer wants

Production • Low-cost, consistent quality, • Affordable, high-quality, customised


standardised products products to suit demand
• Homogeneous markets with low • Heterogeneous markets and segments of
Market trends
product variety one brand
• Stable demand • Demand fragmentation
• Long product life cycles • Short product life cycles
• Operational efficiency premier – • Total process efficiency premier -
Productivity and
Innovation Separate Innovation & Production Integration of innovation and production
• Long runs - Standardisation • Lot sizes of one – Flexible production
• High inventories: build to plan • Lean / JIT: make to order
• Insulated development / Vendor is • Integrated Development / Vendor is a
only a low-cost producer design partner

• Lack of investment in worker skills • High utilization of and investment in


Labour Relations
• Poor management /employee worker skills
relations • Sense of community

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In a nutshell:

 Design to Cost

 Innovation: Develop new product with customers and suppliers simultaneously

 Smaller Supplier Base, lower managing costs & better control

 Global supply chain management with modern methods

 Manufacturing strategy: Mass Customisation, Lean Manufacturing, Agile Manufacturing

 Use of E-Business tools for effectiveness of time, effort and costs

 Performance Measurement and effective reporting structure – Reflective of organisation

objectives and goals

 Empowered work teams with sufficient autonomy and responsibility

 Concentrate on businesses or sectors which are relatively recession proof, and have them

as a part of product portfolio

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“Knowing is not enough, we must apply.

Willing is not enough, we must do.”

- Johann Wolfgang

Thank you

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