Computer Display Solutions Benchmarking

Jan 18, 2022

Computer Monitors & Displays Supply Chain and Go-to-Market Strategy Benchmarking

Situation

Our client wanted to benchmark the supply chain operations and go-to-market models of a leading display solutions brand to support a competitive strategy initiative.

Objective

The objective was to develop a detailed understanding of the target company’s business model, supply chain operations, and go-to-market strategies, and identify lessons that can be applied to strengthen the Client’s competitive positioning.

Our Work

10EQS applied a mixed-method research approach, combining 12 subject-matter expert interviews with targeted secondary research to benchmark the global computer displays market. The study assessed industry business models, product development, channel & GTM strategies to identify key performance drivers and derive strategic implications for the client.

Project team
  • Ex-McKinsey Management Consultant with extensive technology industry experience
  • Ex-EY Management Consultant with experience in the computer display market
  • Associate Consultant conducting secondary research & supporting content synthesis
  • 10EQS Delivery Operations (=PMO) providing quality assurance, process management and expert recruitment
  • 12 industry experts
Industry experts (excerpt)
  • Global Product Marketing Manager – Computer Hardware Manufacturing Company (UK)
  • Sr. Director Go To Market - Computer Hardware Manufacturing  Company (US)
  • Product Management Director – Computer Hardware Manufacturing Company (Singapore)
  • VP & GM Visuals Business – Computer Hardware Manufacturing Company (Germany)

Results

10EQS found that leadership in the global computer displays market is driven primarily by operating model and go-to-market discipline rather than product specifications. Superior performance is enabled by strong supply-chain partnerships, tight portfolio and lifecycle management, and a B2B-led, solution-oriented sales approach that supports sustained ASP premiums and customer stickiness.