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Triple Bottom Line
Social, Economic, Environmental
Operations & Supply Strategy
Setting broad policies & plans for using the resources of a firm & must be integrated with corporate strategy.
Social
Fair & beneficial business practice toward labor, the community, & the region in which firm conducts business
Economic
Compensation to shareholders who provide capital via competitive return on investment
Environmental
Firm's impact on environment
Operations Effectiveness
Core business process needed to run the business. Ex: quality assurance, control initiatives, process redesign, etc.
Closed-loop strategy process
1. Develop/Refine the strategy by defining vision & mission (yearly).
2. Translate the strategy by revising budgets & targets (quarterly).
3. Plan operations & supply by developing sales, operations plans & resource capacity. (monthly).
Competitive Dimensions
Customer's decision
Cost or Price
competitive dimension focusing on making the product or delivering the services cheap
Quality
competitive dimension focusing on great products or delivering great service
Delivery Speed
competitive dimension focusing on delivering products or services quickly
Delivery reliability
competitive dimension focusing on delivering the product or service when promised
Shareholders
Those individuals or companies that legally own one or more shares of stock in the company
Stakeholders
Those individuals or organizations who are influenced, either directly or indirectly, by the actions of the firm
Flexibility and new product introduction speed
competitive dimension focused on the companies ability to offer a wide variety of products & time required to change them
Order qualifiers
the basic criteria that permit the firms products to be considered as candidates for purchase by customers
Order winners
the criteria that differentiates the products and services of one firm from another
Activity-System Maps
Tightly linked activities that fit together to bring clear strategy to the company
Productivity
Measure of how well a country, industry or business unit is using its resources. Outputs divided by Inputs.