This PPT slide, part of the 34-slide Product Lifecycle PowerPoint presentation, presents a Strategic Positioning Matrix that aligns a company's competitive position with its lifecycle stage. It categorizes competitive positions into five distinct tiers: Dominant, Strong, Favorable, Tenable, and Nonviable. Each tier outlines specific strategic actions appropriate for the corresponding lifecycle stages: Introduction, Growth, Maturity, and Decline.

For companies in a Dominant position, the recommendation is to hold their position and fight for market share across all lifecycle stages. This suggests a robust market presence that should be leveraged to maintain dominance. Strong companies are advised to attempt improvements in position during the Growth stage while also fighting for market share, indicating a proactive approach to capitalize on growth opportunities.

Favorable companies are encouraged to selectively improve their position and fight for market share, particularly during the Introduction and Growth stages. This indicates a need for strategic focus and resource allocation to enhance competitiveness. The Tenable category suggests a more cautious approach, where companies should selectively push for position and find niches to protect during the Maturity and Decline stages. This reflects a need for strategic pivoting as market conditions change.

Lastly, Nonviable companies face significant challenges, with recommendations to cut losses or consider phased withdrawal. This highlights the importance of recognizing when to exit a market or product line.

Overall, the matrix serves as a strategic tool for executives to evaluate their current positioning and make informed decisions based on their lifecycle stage. It emphasizes the need for tailored strategies that align with both competitive standing and market dynamics.

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