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Strategy
A set of _____ _____ that ________ take to increase their companies __________. |
related actions, managers performance
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Strategic Leadership
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how to most effectively manage a company's strategy making process to create competitive advantage.
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strategy formulation
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selecting strategies
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strategy implmentation
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designing
delivering supporting products improving efficiency and effectiveness designing company organization, structure, control systems and culture |
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Determinants of Shareholder Value
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1. Effectiveness of strategies.
2. Profitibility (ROIC) 2. Profit Growth Result = shareholder Value |
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Risk Capital
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Equity capital for which there is no guarantee that stockholders will ever recoup investment
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Shareholder value
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returns that shareholders earn from purchasing shares in a company
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Profitable growth
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Generate high profitability and increase the companies profits
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sustained competitive advantage
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companies strategies enable it wto maintain above average profitability for numerous years.
=gain market share, profits growth more rapid |
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Business model
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the conception of how strategies should work together as a whole to enable the company to achieve competitive advantage
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profitability and profit growth rely on two factors
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success within the industry and success of the industry in its entirety
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general managers:
functional managers: |
bear responsibility for overall performance
beare responsibility for supervising a particular function |
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multidivisional company
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company that ompetes in several different businesses and creates separate self contained division to manage each.
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Business Unit
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Self contained division that provides a product or service for a particular market
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Mission
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the purpose of the company or a statement of what the company strives to do.
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Business definition
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1. who is being satisfied/ customer group
2. what is being satisfied/ customer needs 3. how are they being satisfied/ distinctive competencies |
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Vision
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articulation of a company's desired achievements or future state
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Values
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statement of how employees should conduct themselves and their business to help achieve the company mission
values norms and standards that control how employees work/achieve mission/goals |
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Goal of Swot analysis
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Create, affirm, or finetune a company-specific business model that will best align, fit, or match a company's resources and capabilities to the demands of the environment in which it operates.
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Scenario Planning
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Formulating plans that are based upon what if scenarios about the future.
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Prior-hypothesis bias
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occurs when decision makers have strong prior beliefs and make decisions on the basis of such beliefs even when evidence suggests otherwise
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escalating commitment
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decision makers having already committed significant resources to a project, commit more. They need to realize sunk costs.
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reasoning by analogy
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over simplifying of complex problems by use of analogies
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Representativeness
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tendancy to generalize from a small sample or even single vivid anectdote.
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Illusion of controld
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Managers overesetimate their ability to control circumstances.
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availability error
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Predisposition to estimate the probability of an outcome based on how easy the outcome is to imagine.
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2 solutions to avoid biased decision making
1. Devils advocate 2. Dialectic inquiry 3. outside view |
1. self explanatory
2. development of a thesis/counterthesis plausible conflicting courses 3. uses similar track records to base judgement on. |
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Emotional Intelligence
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Self awareness- understand ones moods emotions
Self regulation- ability to redirect moods/emotions motivation- work goes beyond money, status, pursue goal empathy- ability to understand others social skills- friedliness with a purpose |