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strategy

a comprehensive plan guiding resource allocation to achive long term organization goals

strategic intent

focuses on organizational energies on achieving a compelling goal

competitive strategy

an ability to outperform rivals

sustainable competitive advantage

achieved in ways that are difficult to imtate

corporate strategy

sets long term direction for the total enterprise

business strategy

identifies how a division or strategic business unit will compete in its product or service domain

functional strategy

guides activities within one specific area of operations

growth strategy

involves expansion of the organization's current operations

concentration

expansion within an existing business area

diversification

expansion by entering related or new business areas

vertical integration

occurs by acquiring suppliers or distributors

retrenchment strategy

changes operations to correct weaknesses

liquidation

occurs when a business closes and sells its assets to pay creditors

restructuring

reduces the scale or mix of operations

downsizing

decreases the size of operations

divestiture

involves selling off parts of the org to refocus attention on core business areas

globalization strategy

adopts standardized products and advertising for use worldwide

transnational firm

tries to operate globally without having a strong national identity

strategic alliance

organizations join together in partnership to pursue an area of mutual interest

co-opetition

the strategy of working with rivals on projects of mutual benefit

e-business strategy

strategically uses the internet to gain competitive advantage

b2b business strategy

uses IT and web portals to link organizations vertically in supply chains

b2c business strategy

uses IT and web portals to link businesses with customers

social media strategy

uses social media to better engage with an orgs customers, clients, and external audiences in general

crowdsourcing

strategy uses the internet to engage customers and potential customers in providing opinions and suggestions on products and their designs

strategic management

the process of formulating and implementing strategies

strategy formulation

the process of creating strategies

strategy implementation

the process of putting strategies into action

mission

the org's reason for existence in society

operation objectives

specific results that orgs try to accomplish

swot analysis

examines strengths and weaknesses as well as environmental opportunities and threats

core competency

a special strength that gives an org a competitive advantage

differentiation strategy

offerss products that are unique and different from those of the competition

cost leadership strategy

seeks to operate with lower costs than competitors

focuses differentiation strategy

offers a unique product to a special market segment

focused cost leadership strategy

seeks the lowest costs of operations within a special market segment

BDG matrix

analyzes business opportunities according to market growth rate and market share

strategic leadership

inspires people to implement organizational strategies

strategic control

makes sure strategies are well implemented and that poor strategies ar scrapped and changed