This framework is developed by a team of former McKinsey and Big 4 consultants. The presentation follows the headline-body-bumper slide format used by global consulting firms.
This product (Strategic Pricing Management) is a 25-slide PPT PowerPoint presentation slide deck (PPTX), which you can download immediately upon purchase.
Strategic Pricing Management is the process of integrating all perspectives and information necessary to consistently arrive at optimal pricing decisions.
As our company grows, our list of products and services increase in size and complexity. Greater challenge calls for a Pricing Management that can boost our company's profitability.
This presentation introduces the 6 key pillars of Strategic Pricing Management can provide our company the basic framework in achieving sustainable growth.
1. Pricing Strategy
2. Price Execution
3. Advanced Analyses and Pricing
4. Corporate Governance and Alignment
5. Technology and Data Management
6. Tax and Regulatory Effectiveness
We also discuss 9 key Strategic Pricing Management considerations:
1. Organizational Structure
2. Customer Perceived Value
3. Pricing Strategy Approach
4. Price Segmentation
5. Pricing Practices
6. Sales Force Compensation
7. Pricing Policies
8. Digital Age Pricing
9. Pricing Trends
Other topics discussed include Pricing Operating Models, Challenges, Advantages, among others.
This deck also includes slide templates for you to use in your own business presentations.
The framework detailed in this presentation delves into the intricacies of Pricing Operating Models, providing a comprehensive overview and strategic assessment of various organizational structures. It emphasizes the importance of aligning pricing functions with overall business goals, capturing the value of offers, and understanding market dynamics. The PPT outlines the implications of centralized versus decentralized models, helping you determine the best fit for your organization.
Key considerations include the impact of technology on pricing strategies, the role of big data in capturing customer value, and the necessity of continuous adaptation to pricing trends. This presentation is designed to equip your organization with the tools and insights needed to navigate the complexities of pricing in today's competitive landscape. Templates included in the deck facilitate the practical application of these concepts, ensuring that your pricing strategies are both effective and sustainable.
This PPT slide presents an overview of Pricing Operating Models, emphasizing the importance of structuring the pricing function to align with organizational goals and market demands. It outlines a spectrum from centralized to decentralized pricing operations.
At the centralized end, the pricing function is responsible for setting prices across all products. This model ensures uniformity and alignment with company-wide policies, which is crucial for maintaining a cohesive pricing strategy. The pricing function not only determines the pricing, but also establishes the policies that govern how sales and business units operate in relation to pricing. This creates a structured approach that can enhance efficiency and clarity.
As we move towards a more decentralized model, the role of the pricing function shifts. Here, it provides analyses and recommendations, allowing individual sales and business areas to take responsibility for final pricing decisions. This model acknowledges the unique realities of different units, enabling them to adapt pricing strategies that best fit their specific market conditions while still benefiting from overarching guidance.
At the decentralized end, the absence of a formal pricing function means that sales and business areas independently manage pricing and develop their own policies. This can lead to greater flexibility and responsiveness to local market conditions, but may also result in inconsistencies across the organization.
The slide underscores the necessity of assessing the current pricing structure and its alignment with business objectives. A well-defined pricing operating model is essential for achieving strategic goals and responding effectively to market dynamics. Understanding where an organization falls on this spectrum can guide decisions on optimizing pricing strategies.
This PPT slide outlines the implications of selecting a Pricing Operating Model based on an organization’s structure and size. It presents 2 primary models: Centralized and Decentralized. Each model carries distinct operational characteristics and consequences that can significantly affect the organization.
In the Centralized model, the slide indicates that there are fewer resources allocated, which can lead to enhanced executive and leadership support. This model centralizes resources across all business units, promoting a unified approach to methods, language, and revenue management. However, this comes at the cost of reduced autonomy for individual sales and business functions. The implications also suggest that while access to core pricing resources is streamlined, there may be a need for additional resources to support this centralized structure.
Conversely, the Decentralized model offers total autonomy to sales and business functions. Each unit manages pricing independently, which can lead to increased resource requirements and less alignment between sales and business functions. The slide implies that this model may result in varied methods and language across the organization, potentially complicating revenue management.
The choice between these models is critical and should be made with careful consideration of the implications outlined. Organizations must weigh the benefits of centralized control against the flexibility of decentralization, ensuring that the selected model aligns with their strategic objectives and operational capabilities.
This PPT slide outlines the critical components of a technology-driven pricing management strategy, focusing on 2 main areas: Pricing Policies and Digital Age Pricing. It begins by highlighting that while the company has a documented sales policy aligned with its pricing strategy, only a limited segment of the organization adheres to it. This indicates a gap in enforcement and suggests a need for more robust implementation across the board.
The slide emphasizes the importance of an integrated and regularly reviewed sales policy to enhance the effectiveness of the price management plan. It notes that a coordinated communication process is essential for ensuring that existing policies are enforced properly, which is crucial for meeting organizational goals.
In the context of Digital Age Pricing, the adoption of technology is presented as a key enabler for interaction between business areas and customers. This interaction is framed as vital for the continuous improvement of the organization. The text suggests that leveraging technology can elevate the efficiency of strategy design, indicating a shift towards more data-driven decision-making.
Big Data is mentioned as a foundational element for the organization, aligning with global trends in pricing strategy. The focus here is on tailoring pricing to reflect the perceived value by each customer, which underscores the importance of customer insights in shaping pricing policies.
Overall, the slide conveys that a well-structured pricing management approach, underpinned by technology and data, is essential for creating a responsive and effective pricing structure that meets market demands.
This PPT slide presents a dual perspective on strategic pricing management, focusing on the challenges faced by pricing functions and the potential advantages of effective pricing strategies. On the left side, it outlines key difficulties that organizations encounter. Notably, it highlights the inability to capture competitor pricing, which can hinder market responsiveness. The absence of systems for analyzing or monitoring prices is another significant issue, suggesting a lack of data-driven decision-making. Costing problems are mentioned as potential barriers to developing an accurate pricing strategy, indicating that without proper cost allocation, pricing decisions may be flawed. Additionally, it points out that price management processes are often neither standardized nor followed, leading to inconsistencies. The mention of customer segmentation without differentiation in service levels and discounts suggests that organizations may not be fully leveraging their customer data for pricing optimization.
On the right side, the slide shifts focus to the competitive advantages of robust pricing management. It emphasizes brand strengthening and effective product positioning, which can enhance market presence. The slide also notes the importance of customer product and market segmentation, indicating that tailored pricing strategies can lead to better customer alignment. A structured approach to cost allocation and pricing policy per customer is highlighted as a means to improve monitoring and decision-making. Furthermore, aligning corporate strategy with sales and marketing enhances agility in decision-making, which is crucial in a fast-paced market. The final point underscores the need for a pricing strategy that optimizes value capture across various sales channels, reinforcing the idea that effective pricing management is integral to long-term sustainability. Overall, the slide serves as a compelling argument for investing in strategic pricing practices.
This PPT slide outlines nine essential considerations for effective pricing management, which are crucial for developing a competitive pricing strategy. It emphasizes the importance of understanding how competitors price their products and the need for companies to align their pricing accordingly.
At the center of the slide is "Pricing Considerations," surrounded by various factors that influence pricing decisions. These factors include "Pricing Trends," which likely refer to market dynamics and shifts in consumer behavior that affect pricing strategies. "Organizational Structure" suggests that internal company dynamics can impact pricing decisions, indicating the need for alignment across departments.
"Customer Perceived Value" highlights the significance of understanding how customers view the value of products, which can directly influence their willingness to pay. The "Pricing Strategy Approach" likely refers to the methodologies employed to set prices, while "Price Segmentation" indicates the practice of differentiating prices based on various customer segments or product lines.
Additional considerations such as "Digital Age Pricing" point to the influence of technology and online platforms on pricing strategies. "Pricing Policies" may involve the rules and guidelines governing pricing decisions, while "Sales Force Compensation" suggests that the incentives for sales teams can affect pricing strategies. Finally, "Pricing Practices" likely encompasses the day-to-day tactics used in pricing execution.
The slide concludes with a reminder that there are no strict rules in developing a pricing strategy, underscoring the need for flexibility and adaptability in a competitive environment. This overview serves as a guide for companies aiming to refine their pricing strategies and maintain market relevance.
This framework is developed by a team of former McKinsey and Big 4 consultants. The presentation follows the headline-body-bumper slide format used by global consulting firms.
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