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Presented By:. MATTEL. Justin Gamache Jessica Levstik Sarah Lutz. Kevin Malone Lauren Palmer Winter Thielen. SITUATION ANALYSIS. MATTEL. Began in 1945 Major Products Barbie, Hot Wheels, American Girl, and Fischer Price Adjustment of leadership International Customer Service - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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MATTELJustin Gamache

Jessica Levstik

Sarah Lutz

Kevin Malone

Lauren Palmer

Winter Thielen

Presented By:

MATTEL

• Began in 1945Began in 1945• Major ProductsMajor Products

– Barbie, Hot Wheels, American Barbie, Hot Wheels, American Girl, and Fischer PriceGirl, and Fischer Price

• Adjustment of leadershipAdjustment of leadership• InternationalInternational• Customer ServiceCustomer Service• Social Social

Responsibility/PhilanthropyResponsibility/Philanthropy

SITUATION ANALYSIS

MATTEL

• HistoryHistory– Corporate StrategiesCorporate Strategies

• Social ResponsibilitySocial Responsibility

• Brand RecognitionBrand Recognition– Barbie, Hot Wheels etc…Barbie, Hot Wheels etc…– Merger/Licensing DealsMerger/Licensing Deals

• New ManagementNew Management• Penetration of International Penetration of International

MarketsMarkets

STRENGTHS

MATTEL

• International MarketsInternational Markets– Alliance with BandaiAlliance with Bandai

• Weakening of the DollarWeakening of the Dollar

OPPORTUNITIES

MATTEL

• Early abandonment of tangible Early abandonment of tangible toystoys

• Child-Friendly WebsitesChild-Friendly Websites

• RecessionRecession

• Cultural BacklashCultural Backlash

THREATS

MATTEL

• Breaking through cultural Breaking through cultural barriersbarriers

• Product Development for the Product Development for the TweensTweens

• Regaining Market PositionRegaining Market Position

PROBLEM STATEMENT

MATTEL

• DisadvantagesDisadvantages– Slippery brand recognitionSlippery brand recognition– Become a “top-shelf” itemBecome a “top-shelf” item– Will eventually lost all or most of Will eventually lost all or most of

the market sharethe market share

MAINTAIN STATUS

ALTERNATIVE I

MATTEL

STRATEGY II

EXPAND INTO THE TECHNOLOGY

• AdvantagesAdvantages– PublicityPublicity– Cross-PromotionCross-Promotion– Gain subsidiary market shareGain subsidiary market share– Gain market share in a growing Gain market share in a growing

marketmarket– More profitsMore profits

MATTEL

STRATEGY II

EXPAND INTO THE TECHNOLOGY

• DisadvantagesDisadvantages– Takes money away from other Takes money away from other

areasareas– Additional marketing feesAdditional marketing fees– Consumers might not accept Consumers might not accept

Mattel as a technology companyMattel as a technology company– Past failures history against themPast failures history against them

MATTEL

• AdvantagesAdvantages– Publicity/HypePublicity/Hype– Improving foreign marketImproving foreign market– New brand imageNew brand image– Create larger target marketCreate larger target market– Become a family name againBecome a family name again

STRATEGY III

ADD ON/REINNOVATE PRODUCTS

MATTEL

• DisadvantagesDisadvantages– RiskyRisky– Money allocationMoney allocation– Misreading the marketMisreading the market– Market recognitionMarket recognition– New product lines might failNew product lines might fail

STRATEGY III

ADD ON/REINNOVATE PRODUCTS

MATTEL

• -Strategies 2 & 3: Expand into the -Strategies 2 & 3: Expand into the technology market /Add-on and Re-technology market /Add-on and Re-innovate    innovate    Their Product Lines Their Product Lines -Threat of new entrants -Threat of new entrants    ---Age    ---Age    ---Technology    ---Technology -Strategy 1: Maintain course of -Strategy 1: Maintain course of action action -Strategy 4: Strengthen advertising-Strategy 4: Strengthen advertising

RECOMMENDATION

MATTEL

• CostsCosts– R&D, etc…R&D, etc…

• Past FailuresPast Failures– The Learning CompanyThe Learning Company– IntellevisionIntellevision

• Foreign MarketsForeign Markets– Customizing ProductsCustomizing Products

IMPLEMENTATION