Checkpoint 1: Chap 1-5 Flashcards

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Competitive advantage

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Superior performance relative to other competitors in the same industry or industry average

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Strategic management

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And integrated management field that combines analysis formulation and implementation in the quest for competitive advantage

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Competitive disadvantage

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Under performance relative to competitors in the same industry or industry average

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Competitive parity

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Performance of two or more firms at the same level

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Sustainable competitive advantage

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Outperforming competitors or the industry average over a prolonged period of time

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Strategy is the…

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Quest to gain and sustain competitive advantage

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Co-opetition

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Cooperation by competitors to achieve a strategic objective

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Firm effects

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The results of managers actions to influence firm performance

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Industry effects

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The result attribute it to the choice of industry in which to compete

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Strategic business unit

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The standalone division of the larger conglomerate with its own profit and loss responsibility

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Business model

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Organizational plan that details the firms competitive tactics and initiatives – how the firm intends to make money

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Externalities

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Side effects of production and consumption that are not reflected in the price of the product

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Crowdsourcing

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A process in which a group of people voluntarily performs tasks that were traditionally completed by firms employees

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Stakeholders

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Individuals or groups who can affect or are affected by the actions of a firm

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AFI strategic framework

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A model that links three interdependent strategic management tasks – analyze for the light and implement

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Strategic management process

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Method by which managers conceive of an implement a strategy that can lead to a sustainable competitive advantage

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Vision

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A statement about what an organization ultimately wants to accomplish – it captures the companies aspiration

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Strategic intent

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The sticking out of the desired leadership position that far exceed the company’s current resources and capabilities

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Mission

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Scription of what an organization actually does, what it’s businesses, and why does it

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Product oriented

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Defines business in terms of a good or service provided

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Customer oriented

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Find business in the terms of the customer needs to be met – provides greater strategic flexibility

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Strategic commitments

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Actions that are costly long-term oriented and difficult to reverse

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Organizational values

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Ethical standards and norms that govern the behavior of individuals within a firm

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Strategic planning

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A rational top down process through which management can program features success

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Scenario planning
Strategy planning activity in which managers envision different "what if" scenarios to plan for possible futures
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Dominant strategic plan
The city took option the managers think most clearly matches the reality at a given point in time
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Strategic initiative
Any activity a firm pursues to explore and develop new products and processes or markets and ventures
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Emergent strategy
And unplanned strategic initiative undertaken by mid level employees of their own volition
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Intended strategy
The outcome of rational and structured top down strategic planning
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Unrealized strategy
Part or all of the firm strategic plan that fall down by the wayside due to unexpected events
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Realized strategy
Combination of intended an emergent strategy
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PESTEL model
A framework that categorizes and analyzes and importance that of extern all forces that might impact a firm
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PESTEL meaning
Political economic sociocultural technological ecological legal
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Industry
A group of companies offering similar products or services
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Structure conduct performance model
Framework that explains differences and industry performance and identifies different industry types
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Industry types
Perfect competition, monopolistic competition, oligopoly, monopoly
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Five forces model
If Raymore proposed by Michael Porter that identifies five forces that determine the profit potential of an industry and shape a firms competitive strategy
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Entry barriers
Obstacles that determine how easily it firm can enter an industry
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The five forces
Threat of entry, power of suppliers, power of buyers, threat of substitutes, rivalry among existing competitors
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Example barriers to entry
Become is a scale, experience curve advantages, intended excess capacity, reputation, differentiation, capital requirements, high switching costs, access to distribution channels, network effects, Technology
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Exit barriers
Obstacles that determine how easily a firm can leave the industry
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Complement
A product service or competency that adds value to the original product when the two are used together
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Complimentor
A company that provides a good or service that leads customers to value a firms offering more when the two are combined Toyota car and Michelin tires
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Industry convergence
A process whereby formally unrelated industries begin to satisfy the same customer need
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Strategic group
Set of companies that pursue a similar strategy within an industry
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Strategic group model
Framework that explains firm differences in performance in the same industry by clustering different firms into groups based on a few key strategic dimensions
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Mobility barriers
Industry specific factors that separate one strategic group from another
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Core competencies
Unique strengths that are embedded deep within a firm that allow the firm to differentiate its products and services from its rivals and create higher value for the customer at a lower cost
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Resource-based review
A model that sees resources as key to superior performance – VR I O
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Tangible resources
Resources with physical attributes Buildings, land, equipment, supplies
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Intangible resources
Resources that do not have physical attributes Culture, knowledge, brand equity, reputation, intellectual property
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Resource heterogeneity
Assumption in the resource-based few that are firm is a bundle of resources and capabilities that differ across firms
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The VR I O framework
Predicts firm level competitive advantages – valuable, rare, costly to imitate, organized to capture value
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Value chain
Internal activities when transforming inputs and outputs – each activity adds value and cost
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Primary activities
For my titties to add value directly by turning inputs into outputs
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Support activities
For my titties the add value indirectly but are necessary to sustain a primary activities
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Strategic activity system
Conceptualization of a firm as a network of interconnected activities
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Dynamic capabilities perspective
Model that emphasizes a firm's ability to modify and leverage it's resource base in a way that enables it to gain and sustain competitive advantage in a constantly changing environment
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Resource stocks
The firms current level of intangible resources
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Resource flows
The firm's level of investments to maintain or build a resource
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Path dependence
Situation in which the option one faces in the current situation are limited by decisions made in the past
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Causal ambiguity
A situation in which the cause-and-effect the phenomenon are not readily apparent
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Social complexity
Situation in which different social and business systems interact
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SW OT analysis
Analyze internal analysis – strengths and weaknesses, and external analysis - threats and opportunities
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Value
The dollar amount a consumer would attach to a good or service
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Economic value created
Difference between value and cost
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Profit – producer surplus
Difference between priced charged and cost
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Consumer surplus
Difference between value and what is paid
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Opportunity cost
The value of the best forgone alternative use of resources
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Risk capital
Capital provided by shareholders and exchange for equity
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Total return to shareholders
Return on risk capital that includes stock price appreciation plus dividend
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Balanced scorecard
Strategy implementation tool that harnesses multiple internal and Extertal performance metrics in order to balance financial and strategic goals
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Triple bottom-line
Combination of economic, social, ecological concerns that lead to a sustainable strategy - people planet profit
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Corporate strategy
Where to compete
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Business strategy
How to compete
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Functional strategy
How to implement the business strategy
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Strategy
Planned and realize set of actions a firm takes to achieve its goals