“Creating a global illumination enterprise and becoming China’s lighting leader brand” was the grand vision of Opple. By September 30, 2012, Opple had gained 3% to 5% of the Chinese lighting market. However, the rising popularity of LED technology was accompanied by great changes in the structure of the global lighting industry, bringing new challenges for Opple’s enterprise system and internal organization. Ms. Zhou, the president of Opple charged with steering the company’s future, faced a dilemma. Should Opple turn right (through personalized guidance of diverse products and design extension), seeking “to pay more attention to domestic users’ diverse needs and develop channels to guide consumption ability”? Or should it turn left (through standardization based on mass production), in order to “to use and continue to develop its owned existing large-scale manufacturing capacity and outdoor, industrial, commercial and other large users”. Oriented toward this choice, the case analyzes the lighting industry value chain and the market segmentation, and — on the basis of Opple’s advantages — considers the strategic implications for Opple’s future.
Translated title of the contribution | Opple: Disruptive Change Facing LED, Turning Left or Right? |
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Original language | Chinese (Simplified) |
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Number of pages | 12 |
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Publication status | Published - 1 Jan 2013 |
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STR-14-156STR-14-156-CC现场案例2016-06-18中欧国际工商学院