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7/23/2019 Trojan technologies http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/trojan-technologies 1/23 Case study on Trojan Technologies 1 MGTS F211: PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT  A Case Study on Trojan Technologies Submitted by: P. V. Ravi Kiran 2011A4PS232G K. Venkata Subba Reddy 2012A4PS044G V. Rohit Reddy 2012A3PS052G K. S. Vishal 2012A7PS062G P. Manoj Prabhakar 2012A3PS067G T. Lakshmi Sai Ram 2012A8PS359G J. Lakshmi Saradhi Reddy 2012A1PS426G M. Santhosh Kumar 2012C6PS597G K. Harikishan Reddy 2012A7PS668G Submission Date: 31 st  March 2014 Instructor: Ch.V.V.S.N.V. Prasad 
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MGTS F211: PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT

 A Case Study on Trojan Technologies

Submitted by:

P. V. Ravi Kiran 2011A4PS232G

K. Venkata Subba Reddy 2012A4PS044G

V. Rohit Reddy 2012A3PS052G

K. S. Vishal 2012A7PS062G

P. Manoj Prabhakar 2012A3PS067G

T. Lakshmi Sai Ram 2012A8PS359G

J. Lakshmi Saradhi Reddy 2012A1PS426GM. Santhosh Kumar 2012C6PS597G

K. Harikishan Reddy 2012A7PS668G

Submission Date: 31st March 2014 

Instructor: Ch.V.V.S.N.V. Prasad 

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 A C K N O W L E D G E M E N T S 

We would like to express our sincere gratitude to DR.Ch V V S N V Prasad for giving this

opportunity to do a case study on Trojan Technologies Inc., without whose support, motivation

and invaluable guidance this study would have been a distant reality. We would also like tothank our mentor Rahul Mishra for extending his support in completing this study.

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 ABSTRACT

This study focuses on Trojan technologies Group of Businesses which enables to improve

water quality by providing eco-efficient solutions that reduce and recover costs, energy,

resources and space. They deliver low-risk, innovative technologies that offer sustainableresults thereby ensuring greater water confidence and environmental stewardship for people,

industries and municipalities.

We begin with a brief history of the company. We discuss the changes in its organizational

structure & its strategic planning, management in the following years during which it emerges

as one of the global leaders in UV disinfection technology.

We also try to study the company use the following techniques

  SWOT analysis

  Porter’s five forces analysis 

  PESTLE analysis

Further, we discuss their involvement in Corporate Social Responsibility & conclude the report

by making a comprehensive set of recommendations to various problems faced by the

organization.

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Table of Contents:

Index Topic Page.no

1 Introduction 5

2 Strategic Management 7

3 SWOT Analysis 10

4 Porter’s Five Forces Analysis 12

5 PESTLE Analysis 14

6 Organization Structure 17

7 Corporate Social Responsibility 19

8 Conclusion & Recommendation 21

9 References 23

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INTRODUCTION

Trojan technologies was started in 1976, by Hank Vander Laan along with his partners in

London, Ontorio. They are specialized in UV light applications for disinfecting water and waste

water. Trojan’s UV technology had proven to be an environmentally safe and cost -effectivealternative to chlorination and thus gained wider recognition and acceptance.

Growth process during 1990’s: 

Company began to grow due to various environmental factors, it launched its first UV

disinfection system (system UV2000 TM) in 1981, followed by UV3000TM in 1991 and

UV4000TM .And in 1993, Trojan Technologies was honored to be referred to as one of the

world leaders in UV disinfection technology. The company’s growth led to vast expansion in its

facilities and requirements, various branches were started in different places like California in

1995 and there staff increased to 190.By 1997, 93 percent of Trojan’s sales were ofwastewater products and remaining 7 percent were clean water products for municipal and

residential drinking water and industrial process applications.

Due to significant growth in organization and in customer needs interaction with customers

was taken place at different levels

The main points of customer interaction included

1. Quote/bid Process :Marketing department took the lead role in assembling the appropriate bid and pricing.

Customers occasionally spoke directly to this department regarding technical issues.

2. Configuration of project structure:

Involves working with the detailed specifications for the project and applying appropriate

Trojan Systems in a configuration that would meet the customer’s needs. The project

engineering department took the lead role in this work.

3. Project Shipment and system installation: 

On the completion when the customer was ready to integrate the UV system into theirwaste water facility, the service department the installation and start-up of the unit.

4. Technical support and warranty claims: Dealing with phone calls, site visits and warranty claims by the service department

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Parts order processing:

This was handled at Trojan call center at Trojan head office in London that was separate from

the other departments.

Customers have to deal with four different department during their contract with Trojan

technology. As there is a gradual growth in organization, so did the number of departments

increased. Due to this communications became internal among departments.

When engineers were hired into this group, there was no formal training or apprenticeship

program in place, the new person got hired would simply follow along the current specialist in

that department. This type of training was strained by the demand for project engineeringservices brought on by Trojan’s growth. Regarding customer service there was a fundamental

structuring conflict within the service area on how to best serve the customer, due to division of

work among different departments .Different training issues also arose in the organization, due

to rapid expansion of the company, informal introduction of new employees to the company

and its process became insufficient. 

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STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT IN TROJAN

TECHNOLOGIES

Strategic management is a comprehensive collection of the activities and processes thatinvolve formulation and implementation of major goals and initiatives taken by a company’s top

management on behalf of the owners to coordinate and align resources and actions with

mission, vision and strategy throughout the organization.

Strategies are mainly plans for the future regarding how they will do business, survive the

competition and satisfy their customers successfully.

Importance of Strategic Management:

1. It is critical to the development and expansion of all organizations as it formulates short-

term and long-term initiatives for optimal achievement of their objectives.2. Its helps Organizations that are vast and complex through best utilization of resources.

3. It helps to deal with unanticipated situations in the continuously changing market.

Right since its birth in 1977, Trojan Technologies had various approaches towards Strategic

Management to structure their business effectively. Its main agenda had always been

customer satisfaction through strong customer service.

Need for Strategic Management: 

  The company started in 1977 with three employees and specialized in UV lightapplications for disinfecting water and municipal water and generated revenues through

sale of small residential and industrial UV water disinfecting systems.

  As it started with very few employees the company was fast, flexible and inexpensive

due to its simple structure.

  After four years of its work on a viable way of disinfection system, its first product UV

2000™ was installed in Tillsonburg, Ontario in 1981 after which, it got the regulatory

approval of the governments of US and Canada to use their technology for municipal

waste water treatment.

  During these initial days, Functional Departmentalization was present in structure and

effective communication was absent between staff of the company.  Hence, the company started to grow and so did its need for strategic management. As

the growth continued, a staff of 50 was placed in 1992 and in 1993 another branch was

established in Hague, Netherlands thereby increasing its influence over the Atlantic.

  In 1994, the UV 4000™ was released and a new head office was established. In 1995,

a branch office was setup in California to meet the enormous growing market’s needs.  

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  Due to fact that the company became complex and rigid it became virtually impossible

for everyone to know about all the projects going on in the company which made it more

Mechanistic in its structure.

  By 2003, the company’s headcount had almost quadrupled to almost 1000 employees

and increase in demand for its products required the company to evolve a strategic

flexibility i.e. to form a strategy that is suited best to the situation as the time demands.  

CUSTOMER STRATEGY:

It is the main strategy of Trojan Technologies. During the initial stages of the company,

when there were small amount of projects and bids, a few of the employees who were

experienced in bidding personally led them and also supervised the projects. As the

company grew in size it became rather difficult for one experienced person to look over

only one project at a time. So, to improve the customer service the company introduced the

method of division of labor. Customer’s queries were dealt by 1st available representative

manner. Therefore, customer may have to deal with different representatives each time

they had a query which might lead to dissatisfaction among the customer base owing to the

redundancy of information he has to provide every time. To tackle such issues, there was

need to change the organizational structure. They introduced Telephone support and

remote troubleshooting. The over-the-phone assistance was provided from their Technical

Assistance Center  (TAC) in London and Ontario. TAC is also equipped with capabilities to

connect to its installations in order to monitor, upload programs, and troubleshoot systems

remotely. Hence, this quick, convenient and in most cases cheap service call method is

being used to attract the customers.

CUSTOMER INTERACTION: 

The key points of customer interaction and waste water management product line includes:

1. Quote/Bid Process

2. Configuration of product structure

3. Project shipment and system installation

4. Technical support and warranty claim

5. Parts order processing

The quote/bid process was undertaken by marketing department along with the help ofproject engineering department. Marketing department led the bid with project engineering

department providing with the technical details of the project to their customers.

Configuration of product structure was done by project engineering department. Project

shipment and system installation was handled by Operations department.

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Technical support and warranty claim was handled by service department. Another Service

department was established for Parts order processing. It was separated from other

departments and is just only to calls for replacement parts.

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SWOT Analysis:

SWOT Analysis is a structured planning method used to analyze the internal resources of the

company and external factors that would affect the company’s growth.

It basically includes:

Strengths: Positive points in internal resources

Weaknesses: Negative points in internal resources

Opportunities: Positive trends in external environment 

Threats: Negative trends in internal environment 

Strengths:

Innovation: Trojans are the first to design the disinfection systems using UV technology.

They had a strong research team which is the greatest strength for the present company’s

position.

Strong financial position: The managers in the company were able to invest huge amounts

in the beginning which gave a boost to the company’s ini tial success.

Unique product: Trojan’s product was a very different product from the other water

purification products. This is another major strength for the company.  

Customer base:  As the company started growing, it even started acquiring companies all

over the world. So this increased the customer base across the world.

Weaknesses:

Poor co-ordination between departments:  As the company started growing, thedepartments started increasing. But there was no co-ordination between the departments. So

this turned out to be a major drawback for the company, even it is growing.  

Poor customer service:  After the product installation, there was no single representative to

address a single customer’s issue. So this made customer feel uncomfortable. 

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Weak management system: Even the management system failed to develop co-ordination

between the departments. Absence of decentralization is also a reason for this.  

Opportunities:Emerging markets:  As there is a positive response from the customers to the technology,

the company has got a chance to expand its market in many parts of the world.  

Impact on customers: UV technology is environment friendly when compared to its

competitors. So this created a huge positive impact on customers.  

Expansion abroad: Trojan technologies has huge resources to acquire many other

companies across the world. It has acquired some companies and succeeded in many of

them.

Threats:

Product substitution: There are many other cheaper technology products such as reverse

osmosis, activated carbon and ozone treatment which may create a threat to the company.

Competition: Though the company was the first to use UV technology, later other companies

like Siemens Water Technologies, 3M Purification Inc. started using UV technology. This wasanother major threat to the company. 

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PORTERS FIVE FORCES ANALYSIS

Threat of New Entrants: Moderate

  Capital investment is smaller than chemical disinfection industry and has lower life-cycle

cost negative for Trojan.

  Existence of barriers to entry is too high as Trojan has more number of patents which is an

advantage for Trojan.

  Trojan Technologies is existing market leader in UV technology

Threat of Substitutes: low

RO (Reverse Osmosis):Method of forcing water through semi-permeable membrane. Ineffective in removing Chlorine

and Volatile Organic chemicals.

Distillation:

•  Demineralizes water and make it unhealthy to drink.•  Expensive.

•  Takes a lot of time and energy to heat water.

Ozone Treatment:

•  Effective in destroying bacteria and other unhealthy micro-organisms.

•  Not effective in reducing chemical contaminants.

Intensity of competitive Rivalry: Moderate

Calgon-Carbon Corporation:

Global leader in activated carbon, ballast wastewater treatment and advanced ion-exchange

technologies in treatment of drinking water, which are not as effective as UV methods.

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Siemens Water Technologies Corp:

Well known for its service to municipal, industrial and institutional clients with more than 20,000

installations across several continents, 900 water products and technologies.

3M Purification Inc. Company:

Looks at liquids and gasses through rose colored filters, makes a full line of filtration products

for healthcare, fluid processing and potable-water markets which doesn’t go for a wide scope

of covering municipalities, wastewater treatment as Trojan.

Bargaining Power of Suppliers: High

  Supplier’s product is an important input to the buyer’s business. 

  Number of suppliers are low.

  Supplier to buyer ratio is low.

Bargaining Power of Buyers: Low

  Custom specified products by Trojan Technologies.

  Switching cost is very high.

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PESTLE ANALYSIS

Political:  Government instability, Government influenced economy e.g. new tax policies,

duties and trade tariffs. Trojan Technologies Inc. is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Danaher

Corporation of Washington, D.C. With over 5800 municipal facilities in more than 80 countriesusing its technology, Trojan has the largest installed base of UV systems in the world.

Headquartered in London, Ontario, Canada, the company also has offices in the U.K.,

Germany, Netherlands, Spain, and the U.S. Being one of the top companies in Toronto Stock

Exchange, Canada, it is vital that Trojan tech Inc. have a good relationship with their

government in Canada, as any political instability such as change in government or coalition

may result in new laws being implemented which will affect Trojan a lot.

Economic: Economy’s performance, for example rising inflation rate affecting price of

products, interest rates, foreign exchange, economic growth patterns. Trojan will also have to

be aware of the changes in exchange rates, as they operate on global scale and drastic

changes in rates can have devastating effects on the financial operation of the company.

Social: Trojan has the largest installed base of UV systems in the world. Headquartered in

London, Ontario, Canada, the company also has offices in the U.K., Germany, Netherlands,

Spain, and the U.S .The firm's emphasis in marketing has been placed on the development of

a professional network of manufacturers' representatives. Trojan's network of over 90

representatives in the USA, Canada, and overseas is of the highest quality. This network of

local professionals enables the firm to respond quickly and efficiently to its customers' needs.

Trojan Technologies Inc. looks for sales representative companies which have strongengineering capabilities, proven expertise in wastewater treatment applications, compatible

technologies for wastewater treatment, and strong commitment to engage in an aggressive

and comprehensive marketing effort. With approximately 77% market share in the global

wastewater UV disinfection market, Trojan is strategically positioned to offer strong support to

interested parties.

Technology: The research and development department of Trojan technologies was very

strong. They utilized highly innovative technology and introduced one product after another in

a short span of time. Trojan mainly specializes in UV light application for disinfecting water and

waste water. Trojan products kill micro-organisms using high Intensity UV lamps. Their

products were very different from the water purifying products of other companies. They were

one of the first companies to utilize the UV light technology. Its first UV disinfection system

(System UV 2000™) was installed in Tillsonburg, Ontario in 1981. After it got regulatory

approval from government of US and Canada to market technology for municipal waste water

treatment, it experienced tremendous growth throughout the 1980s and 90s, especially in the

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municipal wastewater sector. By 1991 the company had sales in excess by $10 million and

had introduced its second generation technology in the System UV 3000. In 1993, Trojan

Technologies was honored to be referred to as one of the world leaders in UV disinfection

technology. In 1997 Trojan was majorly catering to the demands of small to very large

wastewater treatment plants and more complex wastewater treatment applications with varying

degrees of effluent treatment. The remaining of its sales were clean water products (primarily

the System UV 8000 and Aqua UV) for municipal and residential drinking water and industrial

process applications. In 1994, Trojan technology launched SYSTEM UV 4000. The TrojanUV

Solo Lamp Technology combines the best features of both medium and low-pressure lamp

technology. On the basis of technology, it has a threat from competitors like 3M Purification

INC. Calgon Carbon Corporation etc. which are using UV disinfection technology and chemical

treatment and Solid Phase Extraction technology respectively. As the company has great

resources as well as technology, it has an opportunity to enter untapped markets.  

Legal: Trojan initiated a patent infringement action in the U.S. against Calgon in 1999. This

action alleges that the two Calgon companies and the City of Hinesville have infringed Trojan's

U.S. Patent No. 5,590,390 which was issued to Trojan for a fluid purification device comprised

in its System UV 4000 technology. Calgon Carbon Corporation was established in 1967. It

used activated carbon for water purification. It was only in 1998 started using UV disinfection

technology. Wartsila Corporation and Trojan Technologies signed an exclusive agreement to

 jointly develop, market, and distribute a ballast water treatment product for ships. With more

than 250 patents granted or pending, their track record for innovation sets them apart.  

Environmental:  Due to TOC reduction, chlorine destruction, disinfection, and ozone

reduction UV systems have earned a reputation for technology that customers can trust.

Trojan have proved to be an environmentally safe and cost effective alternate and has gained

wider recognition and acceptance. Specialization in High Intensity UV Lamps channeled at

various speeds to acquire the desired kill rate, Environmental safety and cost-effective

alternative to chlorination and activated carbon that has created a niche market. Near the end

of 2004, Trojan technologies joined Danaher Corporation. Danaher is a Fortune 200, global

science and technology leader. Now, Trojan are part of their environmental segment and water

quality group. In 2004, US Peroxide was acquired. This company is North America’s largest

direct supplier of hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2) for environmental service applications. Some ofthe Cities had been disinfecting with gaseous chlorine and dechlorinating with sulfur dioxide

which is not eco-friendly. We will achieve these environmental protection goals through:  

  Meeting or exceeding all applicable environmental rules and regulations.

  Setting goals for maximizing energy efficiency and minimizing the waste streams of our

operations and products, taking action and monitoring our progress against those goals.

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  Designing products that minimize resource consumption and improve the environmental

impact of our customers.

  Achieving optimal carbon footprint and waste reduction throughout our value chains.

  Minimizing or eliminating the use of hazardous substances in our operations and

products.

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Organizational structure

 An organizational structure consists of activities such as task allocation, coordination and

supervision, which are directed towards the achievement of organizational aims.

Organizational structure refers to both the formal and informal frameworks that shape how abusiness is operated. An organizational structure determines how employees are grouped

together and plays a large role in a firm's success. Just as human beings have skeletons that

define their parameters, organizations have structures that define-theirs. It is like the

architectural plan of a building. Just as the architect considers various factors like cost, space,

special features needed etc. while designing a good structure, the managers too must look into

factors like benefits of specialization, communication problems, problems in creating authority

levels etc., before designing the organization structure.

Trojan technologies organized each of its divisions according to process departmentalization

based on the customer flow. The customer is interacted with mainly four departments of whichtheir functions are as follows:

• Initially project engineering department along with marketing department quotes bid to the

customer.

• Then Operations department will lead through the product manufacturing according to the

design.

• Once bid is confirmed, project configuration department will finalize the design of the project

according to the customer needs and Trojan’s specifications

• Service department takes its initiative from delivering the product to customer, installing it and

clarifying their doubts

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• Call centers have been established to help customers by help line service, taking orders for

replacement parts etc...

The head office call center was created to ensure a reliable response to calls for assistance

from customers in response to the constant travel required of service employees which

presented a risk of ‘burnout’. Service technicians who were at risk for burnout were now able torespond to many customer situations over the phone.

The technology supplements the organizational structure because it enables the service

employees to respond immediately to customer calls and to be able to monitor the UV

installment that would normally require one to be present at the site.

Initially there was smooth flow of communication between departments, stated as ‘Immediate

connectivity’ by Marvin DeVries. There is high level of co- ordination among employees

through mutual adjustment which is based on informal communication. Lateral Communication

and the All-Channel System of Communication were prominent and instrumental. But as timegoes on the company strength increased and high level of formalization came into picture. The

communication between departments was highly affected. Growth made it difficult to maintain

service levels to the end-customer. So, the organizational design also has been drastically

changed from organic to mechanistic in this process.

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Corporate Social Responsibility

Corporate social responsibility policy functions as a built-in, self-regulating mechanism

whereby a business monitors and ensures its active compliance with the spirit of the law,

ethical standards, and international norms. Aims at embracing responsibility for the company'sactions and encourage a positive impact through its activities on the environment, consumers,

employees, communities, stakeholders and public.

The company mainly focuses on two social responsibility policies Environmental policy and

Providing Goods and Services to People with Disabilities. Trojan Technologies is committed to

improving the health of our global environment by minimizing the carbon footprint and waste

streams of its business activities. Ultraviolet (UV) disinfection does not result in any chemical

by-products or toxins being added to the water. Converting from chemical-based disinfection to

UV replaces up to three steps (chlorination, dechlorination, and re-aeration) with a single,

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environmentally-friendly process.

Initiatives in which Trojan technologies invest and support are fallowing:

LUV Your Water

TrojanUV is committed to reducing water stress and maximizing this invaluable resource,

water for current and future generations. LUV Your Water mainly focuses on enlightening and

advising people about water conservation tactics that people generally do not consider

seriously. 

Quenching Kenya's Thirst:

Tanzania is one of the largest countries in Africa. Typically, women and children spend over

two hours a day collecting water, and in remote, rural areas collecting water can take up to

seven hours a day. 300 water points built which collectively provide clean water to over 60,000

people every day. 99% of employees are Tanzanian.

Water for People:

Water for People exists for one purpose, and it ’s as simple as its name, it aims that all people

have safe, continuous water, water for everyone, forever and when they do, its job will be

done.

Bust a Move:

One in nine women will be affected, St. Joseph’s Hospital in London, Ontario is developing oneof the most innovative Breast Care Centers in Canada. Bust a Move is an event to help

support this important development, and Trojan had a team of committed members taking part

and raised over $14,000.

Children's Water Festival:

 An event designed to help students from Grades 2 - 5 learn about water resources. The

festival provides approximately 4,000 children with hands-on opportunities to better understand

water protection, water conservation, water science and water technology.

Veterans Memorial Parkway Community Program:

The Veterans Memorial Parkway Community Project is a partnership between government,

business and the community to build a lasting tribute to its servicemen and women along the

Veterans Memorial Parkway in London, Ontario. Trojan Technologies is a key partner in it.

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Conclusion:

  In the initial days, as there were less projects, every member In the company was able

to know the details of every project the company has undertaken and the customer

service went on very effective.

  From the start, the company believed that customer service was key to its success and

focused on that aspect.

  But as the staff in the company started increasing, the work division started between the

departments and due to this any member has no clear idea about the projectundertaken by the company.

  Moreover, there were no sort of training programs to the newly recruited employees.

Recommendations:

So we would like to propose the following matrix structure which would solve some of the

above mentioned problems:

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 As per the above structure, every project signed by the company has a project

manager. And a specific set of people from every department would be assigned to thatproject. Only these people would deal with the issues during installation and other services

after installation

 Also, there should be a human resource division, which would take care about the

training and orientation of newly recruited employees, so that they would have knowledge

about the work before they start doing a project


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