YooTaekLee
BostonUniversitySchoolofManagement
SomeissuesinPharmaceuticalIndustry
1. Tuberculosismedicationsare95%effectiveincuringTB andcost$10forasixmonthcourseoftreatment 2. Oralrehydrationtherapy(ORT)ishighlyeffectivein treatingdehydrationcausedbydiarrhealdiseases,for33 centspertreatment 3. Antibioticsforpneumoniaare90%effective,for27cents perdose 4. Antimalarialsare95%effective,withpertreatmentcosts aslowas12cents 5. Vaccinesare85%effectiveinpreventingmeasles,foras littleas26centsperdose 6. (Source: Leisinger, 2005)
Yoo-Taek Lee, ytlee@bu.edu
Questions?
1. Whathastodowithapharmaceutical corporatessocialresponsibility? 2. Towhom? 3. Forwhat? 4. Towhatextentisapharmaceuticalcorporation responsible?
150AllStarCandidateCompanies
7.80 7.60 7.40 7.20 7.00 6.80 6.60 6.40 6.20 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
30AllStarCompanies
8.20 8.00 7.80 7.60 7.40 7.20 7.00 6.80 6.60 6.40 6.20 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
Agenda
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
CSR
1.CompetitiveEnvironment
Top 10% of firms (1994)
A ? B ? C ?
1994
D ? E ?
2004
F ?
10yearslater...
?
IBM Apple DellHP Sony Apple Coca Cola Pepsi GM Toyota Motorola Samsung Bottom 10% of firms (1994)
(Source: Anita, 2005)
C 1994 2004 D
BottleneckofGrowth
1993
56,472
56,472
75
Largerthan 300people
2003
14,315
Largerthan 500people
DynamicCompetitiveEnvironment
Old
H H
New
Type 3 Goal
Performance
Performance L
Type 2
Type 1
Time
Time
2.WhyCSR?
Why does CSR Matter? Why is CSR Important to Firms?
Ranking/Market/Standard/Virtue?
1.Themostadmiredcompaniesranking
4 17
2010
8 25
2010
2010
2011
2011
33
2011
8
Yoo-Taek Lee, ytlee@bu.edu
Ranking/Market/Standard/Virtue?
2.Market
[Source:2004ConeCorporateCitizenshipStudy]
Iamlikelytoswitchfromonebrandtoanotherthatisaboutthesameinpriceand quality,iftheotherbrandisassociatedwithacause
100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% 2004 2002 1999 1993 %ofAmericans 86% 85% 65% 66%
Ranking/Market/Standard/Virtue?
2.Market
IwoulddothefollowingifIfoundoutaboutacompanys
unlawfulorunethicalpractices
%ofAmericans
[Source:2004ConeCorporateCitizenshipStudy]
Ranking/Market/Standard/Virtue?
3.Standard:LicensetodoabusinessinGlobal
Example:ISO26000
AsanInternationalStandardsto
provideguidelineonSocial Responsibility,applicabletargetof ISO26000isallpublicandprivate organizations.
AndItaruletoapplytonotonly
developedcountriesbutalso developingcountries.
Ranking/Market/Standard/Virtue?
3.Whatistheroleoffirms?
Why do we expect Firms to take into account Social Responsibility? What is the nature of the Firm?
TheoryofFirmandCSR
NeoclassicalEconomist BehavioralTheory ResourcebasedViewofFirm
4.TheevolvingconceptofCSR
FromtheStrategyPerspectiveofView,howhastheCSR Evolved? WhatisthemostrecentandsignificantCSRconcept?
TheEvolvingConceptofCSR
CSRas Management System Strategic/ Proactive Voluntary/ Active Management/ Protective Duty/Reactive DevelopingSociallyResponsibleValueChains SRVCs CreatingSharedValue Doingwellbydoinggood Notsure,butitmayhelps (bandwagoneffect) Havetodotoreducethe risk Havetodoinrespondto pressure
CSV
Philanthropic/ DoingGood FromtheHeart Owner/ Individual Agent/ TopMgt. Function/ CSRTeam Employees/ Company UnStructured Company Structured Company/ SupplyChain Collaborative
5.WhatistheconceptofCSV?
WhatisnewwithCSV? Dontthinkofresponsibilitytosociety Thinkoffirmandsocietyasinterrelated Extendvaluepropositiontosociety
CreatingSharedValue
RethinkingCapitalism!
Economic Value
Shared Value
Social Value
TheConvergenceofInterests
MaximizingPhilanthropysValue
Pure philanthropy
Social and economic value created Social Benefit Advancing knowledge Improving the performance of grant recipients Signaling other funders Selecting the best grantees Economic Benefit
(Source: Porter and Kramer, 2002)
Pure business
CSVandFirmStrategy
H
D F
Economic Value L
A C
(NOGs, )
B L Social Value H
RiskofCSV
FocusingonEconomicValue forSocietyandForgettingVirtue!
6.Theactualquestionishow?
Morespecifically,howcanfirmscreatesharedvaluein therealbusinessenvironment? HowcanafirmlinkCVStoitsmanagementsystem?
Shiftingthepointofview
TransformationtoaCSREmbedded Organization
SystemBasedCompetition
LetsthinkaboutWalmartcaseforamoment! WhatarethesuccessfactorsofWalmart? Kmart Wal-mart Wal-mart
1979 1,891 stores $7.25 million average revenues /store 1979 229 stores $3.6 million average revenues /store 1989 Growth rate of 25% per year The highest sales per square foot The highest Inventory turns The highest operating profit 8% of pretax return on sales (nearly double that of K mart)
WalMartManagementSystem
InternalFleet Happygreeters High Service Crossdockingsystem #SectionManager InternalTruckDrivers (Ontimedelivery) VendorManagementInventory
Operational Efficiency
POSSystem
VideoConference
EverydayLowPrice
FactbasedManagementSystem
Input
Output
FactbasedCSRManagementSystem
SociallyResponsibleSharedValueChain
Feedback / Shared Value
Input
Output
Vision/Goal?
SharedVision
VoiceofCustomer
Identification
H Voice of Society
FactbasedSystem
The facts and nothing but the facts!
Why?
Avoid misleading the organization Indicator of success of a business Measurement and feedback loops
How do we know how well we do our work without knowing the facts?
Alignment
Thesecretofsurvivalistoconcentrateon
Attitude(noseup) Altitude Airspeed
Systemthinking
Therelationshipbetweenpartsbecomesasimportantas thepartsthemselves
Conclusion
Doyouhaveyourownsystem?
Howdoyoumanageyourlife?
LevelofDetails
Zero Defect
H Range of check Size of defect
L L # of check H
Economicdownturn?
Total:10
Foodoutsideofhome:110 Personalcareproducts&service:78 Transportation:70 Clothingandservice:45 Cashcontributions:28 Tobaccoproduct:13 Housing:10 Entertainment:6 Foodathome:28 Healthcare:29 Insurance:43 Reading:53 Education:90
Source:SimonKucher&Partners
FinalThoughts
Dayfly Grasshopper Frog
When the storm comes, some build walls, the others build windmills
an old proverb
Thank You!