Horizontal Scope Flashcards

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Drivers Behind Disney’s Success

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  1. Creativity
  2. First movers
  3. Theme park experiences
  4. Strong Leadership
  5. Appeals to both kids and adults
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Differentiating Through Mickey Mouse

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Mickey mouse is a distinguishing quality of Disney that is hard to imitate. He has a strong global appeal and is also very friendly and easy to understand.

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Benefit of relying on animated characters

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It is extremely hard to imitate while also being very durable (stands the test of time)

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Michael Eisner Turnaround

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  • Increased prices for theme parks and kept them open days a week
  • Released movies at a faster cadence
  • Acquired ABC
  • Moved into Europe
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3 Levels of Strategy

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  1. Cooperate
  2. Business
  3. Functional
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Cooperate Strategy

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Focuses on the scope of the business, vertical integration, and diversification

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Business Strategy

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Centered around gaining a competitive advantage, low-cost, and differentiation.

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Functional Strategy

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How capabilities are built in areas such as finance, production, and marketing.

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Disney Corporate Strategy – Michael Eisner

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  1. Increasing geographic scope
  2. Increasing vertical scope
  3. Increasing horizontal scope
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