PLAKADO STRATMAN Flashcards

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STRATEGIC COMPETITIVENESS
achieved

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achieved when a firm successfully implementing and formulates value-creating strategy

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STRATEGY
coordinated set

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coordinated set of commitments and actions to design exploit core competencies and gain competitive advantage

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COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE
implements strategy

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implements strategy to create superior value for customers

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ABOVE-AVERAGE RETURNS

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returns in excess of what an investors expect to earn from other investment

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RISK
investor’s uncertainty

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investor’s uncertainty about economic gain or losses

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AVERAGE RETURNS

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returns equal to investors expect to earn from other investments

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STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT PROCESS
full set

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full set of commitment, decisions and actions
involve analysis, strategy and performance

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HYPERCOMPETITVE
competition that

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competition that is excessive to create inherent instability
result from dynamic strategic maneuvering

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GLOBAL ECONOMY
move freely
reflect to realities

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goods, services, people, skills & ideas are move freely
reflects to realities of hypercompetitive business environment

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GLOBALIZATION
interdependence
led to

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increasing economic interdependence among countries
led to higher performance standards

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TECHNOLOGY-RELATED TRENDS AND CONDITIONS CAN BE PLACED INTO

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Technology diffusion and disruptive technologies
The information age
Increasing knowledge intensity

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RATE OF TECHNOLOGY DIFFUSION
speed

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speed of new technologies become available and used

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PERPETUAL INNOVATION
rapidly
shorter

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rapidly and consistently new
shorter product life cycle

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THE INFORMATION AGE
source

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important source of competitive advantage

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DISRUPTIVE TECHNOLOGIES
destroy

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destroy the value of existing technologies

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STRATEGIC FLEXIBILITY
set of capabilities

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set of capabilities used to respond for various demands and opportunities

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INCREASING KNOWLEDGE INTENSITY
basis of
gained through

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knowledge is basis of technology and its application
gained through experience, observation, and inference
intangible source

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I/O MODEL OF ABOVE-AVERAGE RETURNS
explains external environment’s
find most attractive

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explains external environment’s dominants influence on firm’s strategic actions
find most attractive industry in which to compete

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RESOURCE-BASED MODEL OF ABOVE-AVEERAGE RETURNS
organization is collection

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organization is collection of unique resources and capabilities

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CAPABILITY
capacity for a set

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capacity for a set of resources to perform a task in integrative manner

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CORE COMPETENCIES
capabilities that serve

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capabilities that serve as a sources of competitive advantage for a firm

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VISION
VISION STATEMENT

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picture of what the firm wants to be
short and concise

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STAKEHOLDERS

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individual, groups and organizations that can affect firm’s mission and vision

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CLASSIFICATION OF STAKEHOLDERS

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Capital market stakeholders
Product market stakeholders
Organizational stakeholders

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Shareholders and the major suppliers of a firm's capital
CAPITAL MARKET STAKEHOLDERS
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both expect a firm to preserve and enhance the wealth they have
SHAREHOLDERS AND LENDERS
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impose stricter covenants on subsequent borrowing of capital
DISSATISFIED LENDERS
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willing to sell their stock if the returns are not what they desire
INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS
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MISSION specified the business, intends to strong
specified the business which the film intends to compete and the customers it intends to serve strong sense of ethical standards
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hold a large share of stock
CLEARLY SHAREHOLDERS
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firm's primary customer, suppliers, host communities and unions representing the workforce
PRODUCT MARKET STAKEHOLDERS
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all of firm's employees, including both non-managerial and managerial personnel
ORGANIZATIONAL STAKEHOLDERS
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individuals and groups who have invested capital in a firm in the expectation of earning a positive return on investment.
SHAREHOLDERS
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people located in different areas and levels of the firm using strategic management process to select strategic actions
STRATEGIC LEADERS
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affects strategic leaders and their work.
ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE
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composed of dimensions in the broader society that influence an industry.
GENERAL ENVIRONMENT
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SEVEN ENVIRONMENTAL SEGMENTS
Demographic Economic Political/legal Sociocultural Technological Global Sustainable Physical
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how companies gather and interpret information about their competitors.
COMPETITOR ANALYSIS
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identifying early signals of environmental changes and trends.
SCANNING
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set of factors that directly influences a firm and its competitive actions and responses
INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENT
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detecting meaning through ongoing observations of environmental changes and trends.
MONITORING
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developing projections of anticipated outcomes based on monitored changes and trends.
FORECASTING
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determining the timing and importance of environmental changes and trends for firms’ strategies and their management.
ASSESSING
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study of all segments in the general environment.
SCANNING
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condition in the general environment that helps a company reach strategic competitiveness.
OPPORTUNITY
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condition in the general environment that may hinder a company’s efforts to achieve strategic competitiveness.
THREAT
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designed for a volatile environment is inappropriate for a firm in stable environment.
SCANNING SYSTEM
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analysts observe environmental changes to see if an important trend is emerging from among those spotted through scanning.
MONITORING
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are particularly important when a firm competes in an industry with high technological uncertainty.
SCANNING AND MONITORING
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analysts develop feasible projections of what might happen, and how quickly, as a result of the events and trends detected through scanning and monitoring.
FORECASTING
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determine the timing and significance of the effected of environmental changes and trends that have been identified.
ASSESSING
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