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internal analysis
the purpose of internal analysis is to pinpoint the strengths and weaknesses of the organization
internal analysis includes assessments of:
the firm's resources and capabilities

distinctive competencies
strengths
assets that boost profitability
weaknesses
liabilities that depress profitability
how profitable a company becomes depends on three basic factors
value or utility the customer gets
price that is charged
costs of creating product
consumer surplus
the excess utility a consumer captures beyond the price paid
basic principle
the more utility that consumers get from a company's products or services, the more pricing options the company has
efficiency
outputs/inputs
quality
reliable and perceived to have higher value
product innovation
creates products that customers perceive as more valuable

increases the company's pricing options
process innovation
creates value by lowering production costs
successful innovation can be a major source of:
competitive advantage by giving a company something unique
superior responsiveness to a customer
leads to brand loyalty and premium pricing
qbenchmarking
comparing company performance against that of competitors and the company's historic performance
net profit
total revenues - total costs
the durability of competitive advantage depends on (3)
barriers to imitation
capability of competitors
industry dynamism
why companies fail
inertia
prior strategic commitments
the icarus paradox
inertia
companies find it difficult to change their strategies and structures
the icarus paradox
a company can become so specialized and inner directed based on past successes that it loses sight of market realities

salespeople