PORTER’S 5 FORCES
A model introduced in 1979 by Michael Porter and used by companies
for industry analysis and corporate strategy development. The five forces
include competition, supplier strength, customer power, the potential for new
companies joining the industry, and the threat of substitute products.
Bargaining Power of Suppliers
The term 'suppliers' comprises all sources for
inputs that are needed in order to provide goods or services.
Suppliers provide the raw material needed to
provide a good or service. This means that there is usually a need to maintain
strong steady relationships with suppliers. Powerful suppliers may be able to
increase costs without affecting their own sales volume or reduce quantities
that they sell.
Supplier bargaining power is likely to be high
when:
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There are no
substitutes for the particular input,
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The suppliers
customers are fragmented, so their bargaining power is low,
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The buying industry
has a higher profitability than the supplying industry,
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Forward integration
provides economies of scale for the supplier,The buying industry has low
barriers to entry.
Bargaining Power of Customers
The bargaining power of customers determines
how much customers can impose pressure on margins and volumes.
Customers bargaining power is likely to be
high when
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They buy large
volumes, there is a concentration of buyers,
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The supplying
industry operates with high fixed costs,
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The product is
undifferentiated and can be replaces by substitutes,
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Switching to an
alternative product is relatively simple and is not related to high costs,
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Customers have low
margins and are price-sensitive,
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Customers could
produce the product themselves,
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The customer knows
about the production costs of the product
Threat of New Entrants
If an industry is profitable, or attractive in
a long term strategic manner, then it will be attractive to new companies.
Unless there are barriers to entry in place, new firms may easily enter the
market and change the dynamics of the industry.
The particular dynamics of an industry that
restrict entry into it are called barriers to entry The most attractive
scenario for a new company is when a potential market has low barriers to exit
but high barriers to entry.
Threat of Substitutes
A threat from substitutes exists if there are
alternative products with lower prices of better performance parameters for the
same purpose. They could potentially attract a significant proportion of market
volume and hence reduce the potential sales volume for existing players.
Similarly to the threat of new entrants, the
threat of substitutes is determined by factors like
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Brand loyalty of
customers,
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Close customer
relationships,
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Switching costs for
customers,
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The relative price
for performance of substitutes,
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Current trends.
Competitive Rivalry between Existing Players
This force describes the intensity of
competition between existing players (companies) in an industry. High
competitive pressure results in pressure on prices, margins, and hence, on
profitability for every single company in the industry.
Competition between existing players is likely
to be high when
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There are many
players of about the same size,
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Players have similar
strategies
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much price
competition
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Low market growth
rates
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Barriers for exit
are high
Critically argue of the made of entry used by Gloria Jeans Coffea
into Malaysia
GLORIA JEAN’S COFFEE
1)
Critically argue of the mode of entry
used by Gloria Jean’s Coffees into Malaysia.
Ultimately, the Gloria Jeans Coffee is a
one available product that has a good potential to go worldwide. It have an own
strategies to promote their product to achieve the goals and objective of
company. Even it have a variety of obstacle in term of managing, marketing,
monitoring and evaluating it still can be in charge to become one of top and
recognizing product. They have cultivated the strong effort and strive hard to
enter a market in Malaysia and other outsides of country, so they join
MyFranchise.
From the article, it shows that GJC was
joints with MyFranchise. There are several challenges regarding to the
MyFranchise which is 4 from the 13 outlets is operate by GJC. So, MyFranchise
need to find a dynamic entrepreneur to take over their corporate outlets. It
was a good opportunity to the people who seek a job because it gives them a
chance to get a job. Besides, the article shows that MyFranchise provides a
compulsory behavioral interview. The candidates will go through in-house
training at the Coffee Academy.
The challenge of the GJC is to secure
choice business. Meaning here, the location of the premise is taken by
competitor before the actual construction. So, it is difficult for GJC to
overcome this matter. However, GJC managed to get heart of CEO of Tesco
Malaysia that offering excellent premises which is Tesco Kepong and Tesco
Seremban. Besides, GJC has yet obtain Halal certification from JAKIM that make
the customer get attract to the safe product regarding to Islamic dietary law.
This really makes sense that GJC can be compete other Kopitiam.
Gloria jean's coffee shifted it’s to capture
and grow the coffee market in Malaysia with plans to open more stores in the
country. To start up grows in Malaysia market, first the best way is to get the
acquisition and qualified of franchise rights by Malaysia International
Franchise Sdn Bhd. MyFranchise, a franchise investment arm and a wholly-owned
subsidiary of Perbadanan Nasional Berhad (PNS) is actively promoting
Entrepreneurship as a Career of Choice programmers.
The benefits Gloria Jean’s Coffee to
invest under Myfranchise is given more extensive support including for
financing, management, operations and promotions. for the management, is be
more systematic under the connection of PNS that provides financial assistance
in form of term-loan with very low interest rate as well as guidance and
training prior to the commencement of business of PNS’ potential candidates.
For the management operation of Myfranchise ,
MyFranchise plans to open more Gloria Jean’s Coffees outlets to add to the
existing outlets and inviting local entrepreneurs to join the expanding Gloria
Jean’s Coffees family. As part of the continuous development plan, Gloria
Jean's Coffees has through by plan to identified numbers of potential coffee
house locations within Klang Valley and several potential locations outside
Klang Valley and within institutes of higher learning, both private and
government-owned.
The specialty on GJC from other
competitors in term aroma and flavor because of the coffee had been roasted
process in Australia. Based on the customer suggestion for provide local food
was approval by obtaining their Australian franchisor. GJC offer local delights
and food such as Nasi Lemak Bungkus, Nasi Briyani with Chicken and even
Murtabak at the normal price but no local drinks like ‘cendol’ or ‘sugarcane
juice’ at this time.
After that, GJC try new strategies to increase
their sales and achieve the benchmark from the franchisor for attract more
young collage students. First strategy is GJC was hosted a talent show contest
and got local music acts to perform at their Sunway Pyramid outlet but it is
not success. So, MyFranchise decide to change the strategy. Then, a GJC
students club was introduced, the members of the club will get 30% discount on
food and beverage items.

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