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DIGBY July 15, 2013 Lucy Hesse Jeremy Linn Shea Kirsop Lucinda Sparks Trent Speaker DIGBY CO.

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DIGBY

July 15, 2013

Lucy Hesse Jeremy Linn Shea Kirsop

Lucinda SparksTrent Speaker

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Agenda

I. Sensor Industry OverviewII. Strategy

a. Goals and ExpectationsIII. Competitive AnalysisIV. What We Could ImproveV. What We Did RightVI. Overall Performance & Limitations

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Sensor Industry Overview

• Six companies (Identical Competitors)• Andrews• Baldwin• Chester• Digby• Erie• Ferris

• Sensors are sold to multiple clients across various industries

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The Digby StrategyBroad Differentiator:

• Maintaining a presence in every market• Distinguishing products with excellent design,

high awareness and easy accessibility• R&D keeps designs fresh and exciting• Products keep pace with the market• Improved size and performance• Prices will be above average• Capacity will be expanded with higher demand

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Goals & Expectations

Mission Statement:Premium products for the industry: Our brands withstand the test of time. Our stakeholders are

customers, stockholders, management and employees.

• Conservative approach to R&D

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Competitive Analysis

• Key Competitor Moves• Chester Dropped Traditional and Low End

Products• Baldwin Dropped Performance Product

• Aggressiveness• Competitor Positioning• Promotion Budget• Customer Accessibility

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Market Share

Year 0Year 1Year 2Year 3Year 4Year 5Year 6Year 7Year 8

10%

12%

14%

16%

18%

20%

22%

24%

26%

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Competitive Analysis

• Increasing the market share against competitors• Utilization of the industry conditions report• Focused on top competitors Erie and Chester

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Research & Development• Poorly developed low

end product (Dell), near end• Making changes late in

the simulation• Dot: constantly altered

and marketed but never gained any traction

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Where We Could Improve: Marketing

• Didn’t market enough with sales and promo budgets early in the simulation• Sales forecasting suffered• In Year 8:• Dot production, 2300. • Sales Budget=$0.

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Where We Could Improve: Forecasting/Production

• Didn’t anticipate increase in demand in Year 5• Late to react to other teams’ decisions• Were hesitant to produce over capacity

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Where We Could Improve: Finance

• Changed Accounts Payable in Year 6 to 60 Days• Didn’t Pay Off Bonds in Later Rounds

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Strengths

• Financial Structure• Capacity Utilization• Positioning (Rounds 1-5)• High End Product (Dixie)

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Financial Structure

Goal: 1.8-2.2 leverage

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Capacity Utilization

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Positioning

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High End Product: Dixie

• Best performing product throughout the past 8 years

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Future Strategies & Recommendations

R&D (positioning: size, performance, mtbf)• Shift products early to

better utilize their ideal spots• Better fit the needs of the

customer buying criteria• Introduce a new product

early

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Positioning

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Future Strategies & RecommendationsMarketing• Price products more competitively • Increase sales and promo budgets to achieve

higher awareness and accessibility early

Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8

73 87 98 100 100 100 100 10071 86 96 100 100 100 100 10063

7689 96 100 100 100 100

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83 92 97 97 99 10061

7493 100 100 100 100 100

Customer AwarenessDaze Dell Dixie Dot Dune

Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8

61 57 59 66 71 71 78 8043 48 58 67 76 76 74 6249 46 5260 65 65 76 78

37 39 4351

65 6582 86

45 4350

5769 69

84 87

Customer AccessibilityDaze Dell Dixie Dot Dune

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Future Strategies & Recommendations

Marketing Continued• Forecast more

accurately• Prevent stock outs

Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8

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Product Stock Outs

Number of product stock outs % of product stock outs DIG

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Future Strategies & RecommendationsProduction• Enhance production schedule through a more

accurate sales forecast in marketing• Balance 2nd shift production with buying capacity• Be less aggressive with automation• Account for change in R&D when creating

production schedules to avoid stock out • Keep A/P at 30 days

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Future Strategies & RecommendationsFinance• Continue to max out long term debt• Change stock price by issuing and retiring

stock• Issue dividends after Year 6• Continue strong leverage of 1.8 - 2.2

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What questions canTeam Digby answer for you?

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