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Vision, Mission and Goals Case Study




Case Title:
Semiconductor Industry: Samsung’s ‘BHAG’
Publication Year : 2009
Authors: Souvik Dhar Srinath Manda
Industry:
Region:South Korea
Case Code: VMG0006
Teaching Note: Not Available
Structured Assignment: Not Available
Abstract:
Intel is the number one company in the semiconductor industry, with a market share twice that of its nearest competitor, Samsung. However, a turnover rate much higher than that of Intel's encouraged Samsung to announce its big, hairy and audacious goal (BHAG) of becoming the leader in the global semiconductor industry.
Pedagogical Objectives:
- To discuss the strategies of Samsung to become an industry leader
- To discuss whether Samsung would achieve its goal (BHAG) by competing with the other players of the semiconductor industry.
Keywords : Big, hairy and audacious goal (BHAG); Digital convergence technology; Vision, Mission & Goals Case Study; DRAM (dynamic random access memory) chips; Strategic alliances; Technology development partnership; Competitive strategies; business buying behavior in industrial markets; segmentation in industrial markets; Marketing Management; Marketing Mix; Market Segmentation; Product Life Cycle; New Product Development; Consumer Behavior; Marketing Case Studies; MBA; Marketing Course for MBA Marketing Course Case Map; Course Case Map; Case Map
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