1. Samsung and Apple have had long histories of innovation and competition dating back to their founding in the 1960s-1970s. Both companies grew rapidly and became leaders in electronics.
2. Samsung has succeeded through talent recruitment and training, bold investments, speedy management and decision making, visionary leadership, and customizing their sales strategy. Apple has leveraged humanities and arts, synergistic creativity and leadership, innovative products, and obsession with details and perfectionism.
3. Content and intellectual property like Disney's characters and stories and Apple's innovative products have generated billions in profits over many years through remakes, sequels and new formats that leverage the initial creative works.
6. Samsung vs Apple
1969
-Samsung Heavy Industries Co. established
(Capital : $ 200 million)
1974
-Began refrigerator, air-conditioner
and washing machine production
7. Samsung vs Apple
1976
-Development own technology
to produce color TV(14inch)
1976
-Founded by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak and Ronald
Wayne on April 1, 1976
- Developed the first personal computer ‘apple I’
- $774 millions sales
1978
- Samsung Electronic America established
- $100 million in exports
1977
- Launched ‘apple II’, caused a sensation in US
- $100 millions sales, production until 1993
8. Samsung vs Apple
1982
-Sales subsidiary (SEG) established
in Germany and Portugal
-Name changed from Korea Telecommunications Corp.
to Samsung Semiconductor & Telecommunications Co.
1984
-NamechangedfromSamsungHeavyIndustriesCo.
toSamsungElectronics
1980
- Apple went pubic at $22 per share.
1983
- Hired John Sculley who had been a president of
Pepsi Co. as CEO
- Developed the first personal computer with a GUI
‘LISA’
- One trillion dollars sales
1984
- Introduced ‘Macintosh’($2,495)
9. Samsung vs Apple
1988
- Samsung Semiconductor & Telecommunications
Co merged with Samsung Electronics. Home
appliances, telecommunications, and
semiconductors selected as core business lines.
1985
-Powerful struggle between Jobs and CEO John
Sculley because Apple’s competitive position was
undermined compared with IBM
- Jobs resigned from Apple and found NeXT Inc.
1986
- Jobs acquired the computer graphics division of
Lucasfilm which was spun off as Pixar
10. Samsung vs Apple
1998
- Achieved top share of world’s TFT-LCD market
- Began mass production of the world’s first digital
TV
- World's first 128M SDRAM introduced
- $10 trillion sales
1997
- Apple took over NeXT for $429 million
- Jobs returned to Apple as CEO
1995
- Released Toy Story
- Toy Story earned over 360 million dollars worldwide
1998
- Introduced ‘iMac’
- Sold almost 800,000 units in its first five months
11. Samsung vs Apple
2003
-Samsung brand value ranked 25th in the world
by Interbrand
- Ranked 5th on the "Most Admired Electronics
Company" list released by the Fortune Magazine
- Released the first HD DVD combo
- $40 trillion sales
2001
- Announced ‘iPod’ and ‘iTunes’ the first generation
of MP3 player
2004
- Developed the world's first 60-nano 8GB NAND
Flash memory chip
2003
- Jobs diagnosed with a pancreas neuroendocrine
tumor
2007년
- Achieved No.1 worldwide market share position
for TVs for the 7th quarter in a row
- Attained No.1 worldwide market share position
for LCD for the sixth year in a row
12. Samsung vs Apple
2008
- Taken No.1 spot in U.S. cellphone market
- Achieved No.1 worldwide market share position
for TVs for the 9th quarter in a row
2009
- Attained No.1 market share position for digital
TV in US for the fourth year in a row
2007
- Announced ‘iPhone’ , caused a huge sensation in
mobile market
- Sold an average of 1.27 units per a sec
- Apple shares hit $97.80, an all-time high at that
point. In May, Apple's share price passed the $100
mark.
2010
-Announced a large screen, tablet-like media device
‘iPad’
- Sold over 300,000 units on the first day
2011
- Launched Galaxy S2
- Sold an average of 55 thousands units a day
2011
- Jobs died on October, 5
13. Success DNA of ‘Samsung’
Man and talent first “Talent Management”
☞ “I spent 80 percent of my life in recruiting and training people.”
(Business Philosophy of Lee Byung-chull)
☞ “The core competence of corporation in the digital era is that does the
company have talented people who can take care of the future"
Bold investing at the right time
☞ Samsung Heavy Industries Co. established in 1969
14. Success DNA of ‘Samsung’
Speed Management
☞ Keep it simple and clear
☞ Samsung succeeded in removing unnecessary business process and being
equipped with globally standardized development system, producing a rapid
decision-making system
☞ well diversified by field and boasts of top-class global competitiveness in
each sector. Its most powerful strongpoint is its managerial system that has
optimized merits of the Japanese and American-style managerial systems
This is key point how can Samsung
catch up Apple’s ‘iPhone’
15. Success DNA of ‘Samsung’
Vision
☞ Lead employees to higher level sharing their vision and inspiration
Management system
☞ Quipped with the fastest response system in the world by securing global
ERP and SCM management systems through massive investment
☞ Secured both finished products such as smart-phone and TV and relevant
parts, including semiconductor and display is possible to develop
->possible to make new products at a faster pace
than its global competitors as it.
16. Success DNA of ‘Samsung’
Customization Sales
☞Research and investigate the top 20% salesman
from Samsung Electronics branches
->“How can be a good salesman?”
->Staff training for CRM
Awareness of Crisis
☞ Keep on toes
☞ Internal competition at work
17. Success DNA of ‘Apple’
Humanities and Arts insights
☞ Combine humanities with techniques and software with hardware,
you can finally make results that make people be impressed
Synergy of Creativity and Leadership
☞ Even though Apple makes computers, MP3 player and smart phones
like other companies, Apple makes them ‘differently’.
Since they make their products based on their motto ‘Think Different’
sincerely, Apple could attract lots of manias and
the basic root of different making is based on Jobs’s leadership.
18. Success DNA of ‘Apple’
Dominate Markets by using Innovative Products
☞ iPod → iPhone → iPad Apple TV iwatch?
Pursuit Details and Perfectionism
☞Apple always predict the processes that consumers buy their products and
use them firstly. Also Apple check out the processes numerously if there are
factors which make consumers be excited or frustrated
20. Disney Cases-The power of contents
How much money does Mickey mouse make?
Mickey mouse was born in 1928.
He still makes money even though he is 85 years old.
He get paid more than $6 trillion dollars only for character license fee every year.
(Many kinds of products related to Mickey mouse)
23. 1995 1999 2010
US Gross : $191,796,233
Worldwide Gross : $361,948,825
Apple cases-The power of creation
US Gross : $245,852,179
Worldwide Gross : $484,966,906
US Gross : $415,004,880
Worldwide Gross : $1,064,404,880
Total US Gross : 883,355,738
Total Worldwide Gross : 1,947,188,680