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22 Cards in this Set
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Romantic Perspective
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inplicit assumptiuon is that the leader is the key force in determining success.
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6 characteristics of a good objective
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flexible
stretching and motivating measurable achievable agreeable understandable |
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What is the I/O model?
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says that firms must identify and acuire skille and resources to achieve profitablity along with segments in the market.
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Romantic Perspective
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inplicit assumptiuon is that the leader is the key force in determining success.
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How do operational effectivnes and strategy differ?
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Operational effectivness is doing similiar activities better than your rivals
Strategy is preforming diffrent activities in a diffrent way (ie southwest, dell, star bucks) |
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Resource-based model
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says that a company should first develop resources and skills to take advantage of opportunities in their industries.
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external control perspective
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rather than thinking the leader is the most important factor, the focus is on external factors that may affect firm's success
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Variety based positioning
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offering unique set of goods or services
(ie chick-fl-a) |
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Whis model beleives external enviroment imposes constraints I/O or resource-based
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I/O
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External enviroment
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looks for oppprtunities and threats
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Symbiosis
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recognizes that the stakeholders are dependent on each other for their success.
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Internal enviroment
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streatgths and weaknesses
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Corporate level stratigies
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addresses the issues concerning a firm's portfolio (or group) of businesses.
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What are the 5 prominent stakeholders
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customers
employees suppliers community owners |
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access based positioning
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serving a set of cutomers that require a unique access
(kinkos) |
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straddling
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trying to carry two positions at once
(ie Continental airlines) |
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Symbiosis
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recognizes that the stakeholders are dependent on each other for their success.
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Why is growth problematic?
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1 firm might not have the capital to expand
2 might lack the technology 3 expanding creates more costs 4 loses its uniqueness and/or original target market |
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What are the 3 types of positioning
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variety-based
needs-based access-based |
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Objectives
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they turn mission statements into performance outcomes
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How do firms achieve strategic effectivness?
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1 consitent long term goal and objectives
2 understanding for the enviroment 3 takes resources into consideration 4 effectively implements production |
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What to remember when setting objectives?
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what does the industry allow
what does it taker to succeed what can be accomplished does it support out mission? |