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Page 1: Television Industry

TelevisionPresented by Group –

4

Aftab AliHarsh MelwaniJapjeev SinghKhevna Dagli

Prithveeraj WhabiSana KhanVishal VyasZain Khan

Industry

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INTRODUCTION Television is commercially available since the

late 1920s. The television set has become common-place in

homes, businesses and institutions. Television employed a combination of optical,

mechanical and electronic technologies to capture, transmit and display a visual image.

Telecommunication medium for transmitting and receiving moving images that can be monochrome or colored, with accompanying sound.

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First Primitive television

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Indian TV history

1920

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Indian TV history

1980

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Indian TV history

2000

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Indian TV history

2005

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Popular brands

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Reputed Company.

Is an industrial multinational company based in India.

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South Korean Company.

Top spot in terms of the number of TV’s sold.

Has started to introduced internet tv

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Japanese Multi-National.

Leading manufacturers of electronics.

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1st largest electronic company.

World 2nd largest manufacturer.

Introduced 1st internet TV.

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Was created by Matsushita in 1955 in American Region.

The element “PAN” means all & “SONIC” means sound.

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Market Strategies

Sony: “Make believe” “Television Redefined”

Panasonic: “Ideas for life” “Only Vierra Makes It Real”

Samsung: “Next Is What ?” “Smart TV” Videocon: “Imagine” “The Indian Multinational”

LG: “Life’s Good (With LG)”

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Videocon In-dustries; 36.02

LG Electronics; 18.38

Samsung India Electronics; 15.86

Onida, 5.3

Philips Electronics India; 2.32

Panasonic; 1.5

Sony, 22

Market Share Of Individual Firm’s In Television Industry

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Facts on growth of TV Industry

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

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Segment Structure

LED Ranging from 42 to 56 inches Consumes less power than LCD televisions

of the same size Price ranging from Rs 50,000-4,00,000 Luxury nature

The color television market in India is divided into 6 segments:

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LCD Sizes from 15 to 55 inches. Lower costs and varied sizes. Price ranging from Rs.15,000 - 1,25,000

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Ultra slim Compact CRT 20% slimmer than conventional. Price ranging from Rs.7,000 - 15,000

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Flat Budget TV Conventional with feel of elegancy due to

flat screen Price ranging from Rs.6,000-10,000

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Conventional Normal TV Price ranging from Rs.5,000-8000 Inferior Price band

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3D Television 3 dimensional television Price ranging 1,00,000 - 6,00,000 Included ethernet, usb, bluetooth and wifi.

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magic mirror glass TV Smart Television

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IP Television 3D Television

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Touch Screen Television Finger Thin Television

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Water-Proof Television Kitchen Television

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Objectives of Television Industry

• Profit making• Maximum Sales• Innovation• Customer satisfaction• Corporate image

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CHALLENGES Fragmentation of Capacity - not able to achieve economies of scale

Logistics Market Penetration Affordable /Competitive Pricing After Sale Service & Customer Satisfaction

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Action Points for Industry growth

Need to be more quality conscious

Need to improve After Sales Services

Need to Build economies of Scale

Explore exports as a viable option.

More emphasis to develop Rural Market.

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Thank You.