Hi all

 

On the matter of Rossi's business strategy. I suggest people read Sun Tzu
and Machiavelli. 

 

Like any good business strategy it involves multiple layers each is expected
to be defeated but the overall strategy is designed to win.

 

The first strategy is secrecy and deception. 

Until the plan for exploitation is in play. This is a basis of any great
strategy. So Rossi gives out the occasional red herring and does not allow
people to inspect the process too closely. Trade Secrets are a big plank in
this strategy.

 

So when a certain blogger attempted to discover the Rossi process by taking
equipment in to Rossi's lab that would have compromised the security of
Rossi's operation he threw them out much to that persons chagrin, as he
thought he was part of the in-crowd. Rossi also threw out a partner who had
connections to the blogger. The blogger then started writing anti Rossi
postings in order to delay Rossi's move to exploitation.

 

The patent(s) also forms part of this, as others said Rossi's patent has
failed but the failure is one designed to ensure the patent succeeds! AT THE
MOMENT OF MARKET PENTRATION! In order for Rossi's patent to succeed all
Rossi has to do is show the working plant being used. If that is done within
the 6 month period the patent automatically succeeds. Rossi's patent lawyers
know this. And the patent office stated it.

 

Then Rossi built up his alliances.

For a strategy to win in an environment of multiple stronger foes one must
form alliances, either with one of the foes, or with those external to the
sphere you wish to enter who will provide the backing needed to launch the
strategy so that they too may enter this particular market. 

This Rossi has achieved through a mixture of licensing and finally sale of
the core technology to a chief partner who he trusts. The trust is probably
backed up with fail safes and lawyers. ;) In the meantime Rossi's tech team
have been banking trade secrets to turn in to lots of small future patents,
each of these is another plank in the legal battles to come, it is something
they will continue to do for decades.

 

The moment of market penetration.

The next phase of Rossi's strategy is a controlled thrust into the market.
This is to enable initial market penetration while ensuring a degree of
veiling of the full plan and while maintain a degree of trade secrets for as
long as possible, this is a reactive strategy that Rossi knows will
inevitably fail and he accepts that. Ideally such a strategy is achieved in
ways that do not hint at the true strategy and feed the foe's assessment of
your intentions, look the D Day deception plan. 

 

Market exploitation

By this phase Rossi's patent already applies and the legal battles begin,
this requires big pockets, this is what the secret backers of Cherokee
provide. The whole idea here is to slow down the opposition while Rossi's
team stay ahead in terms of technological upgrades each with their own
patent. At this point other manufactures will enter the market but Rossi has
already established licensees in multiple territories, they will agree
exploitation paths with multiple governments that will enact laws that will
also help Rossi; they will do this to get early access because those
countries that don't will be behind the curve. Rossi recognises nations will
want their own version for security and that they will legally take it if
they are not given it. So Rossi will trade that early access for that
protection.

 

Those in power will then distribute the local licenses to those who will pay
for their post executive retirement plan of, 1000 seat 1,000 dollar a ticket
200 date international book tour dinners, that the company sends their staff
to and claims back from tax as training expense. With additional places on
the boards of a charities, international bodies or think tanks that each pay
100,000 plus a year. To be followed by board positions on subsidiaries and
partner/client companies. I think that is how this political stuff works.

 

Brand power.

Rossi will by this time have achieved a brand power that the recent Mats
Lewan book hints at. That brand power is what will mean people will buy a
Rossi rather than the other manufacturers products. Much as people buy
Microsoft, Apple, Google or any other brand. Only The Rossi Effect, you may
have noticed that Rossi has already instituted the branding, Will be bigger
than all the above.

 

The race to cheap.

Finally Rossi has already secured the lowest cost manufacturing base; China.
This will be protected from cheap Chinese knockoffs because those in
political power in China will protect it as China will have a great benefit
from it, as will those in power see above. It will also be protected by a
continual ability to lower the price point below what its competitors can
reach.

 

This multi stage strategy is what Rossi is trying to enact, there is every
indication that he will succeed.

 

Kind Regards walker

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