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    fundamental feature of the new economy

    Hypercompetion

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    is a continuous process of strategy creation

    Strategic Management

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    deliberately bringing together the right resources for the right markets

    Strategic - decision making

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    designing strategies

    Strategy Formulation

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    crafted strategies

    Strategy implementation

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    feedback system.

    Strategic control

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    Continues, repetitive, competitive process

    Strategic planning

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    3-5, ten or more years

    Medium/long-range plan

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    Short term

    Annual/yearly plan

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    Meet or exceed ones goals

    Strategy

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    Measurable action

    Objective

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    Meaning or SMART

    Specific Measurable Achievable Relevant Time-base

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    Set of common activities

    Different views/approach of strategy 1. Classical administrator

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    Considering the future

    Planning

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    Marshalling the resources

    Organizing

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    Fashion in the organization

    Commanding

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    Unifying people's effort

    Coordinating

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    Everything works as planned

    Controlling

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    Principal role of a leader

    Design Planner

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    Analyzing planner and controller

    Role Player

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    External environment

    The Competitive Positioner

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    Ultimately on pragmatism

    The Visionary Transformer

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    led by the people

    The Selft- Organizer

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    Visionary leader has failed

    The turnaround Strategist

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    Straightforward way

    PESTLE MODEL

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    Set of companies that pursue

    Strategic group

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    The process and action

    Political Factors

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    Largely macroeconomic

    Economic factor

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    Norms and values

    Sociocultural Factor

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    Age, gender, family size

    Demographic

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    New process and product

    Technology Factors

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    Broad environmental issues

    Ecological Factors

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    3 dimensions

    Economic, social, ecological

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    Outcomes of the political

    Legal Factors

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    Theoretical framework

    Structure- conduct -performance

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    Five forces afffecting competition in an industry

    Threat of entry Power of suppliers Power of buyers Threat of Substitutes Rivalry among existing competitors Adding 6 force Complement

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    Customer switching costs are low.

    The threat of entry

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    Capital requirements are low.

    The threat of entry

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    incumbent do not possess: proprietary technology, establish brand equity

    The threat of entry

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    new entrance expect that incumbents will not or cannot retaliate

    The threat of entry

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    incumbent firms face significance switching cost when changing suppliers

    The power of Suppliers

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    suppliers offer product that are differentiated

    The power of Suppliers

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    there are no readily available substitutes for the products or services that the supplier offers

    the power of suppliers

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    supplies can credibly treated to forward integrate into the industry

    The power of Suppliers

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    there are few large buyers

    The power of Buyers

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    each buyers purchases large quantities relative to the size of a single seller

    The power of Buyers

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    the industries product are standardized or undifferentiated commodities

    the power of Buyers

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    Buyers face little or no switching cost

    the power of Buyers

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    Buyers can credibly threaten to backward-integrate into the industry

    the power of Buyers

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    The substitute offers an attractive price-performance trade-off.

    The threat of Substitute

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    The buyer's cost of switching to the substitute is low.

    the threat of Substitute

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    there are many competitors in the industry

    The revalry among existing competitors

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    the competitors are roughly of the equal size

    The rivalry among existing competitors

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    Exit barriers are high

    The rivalry among existing competitors

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    product and services are direct substitute

    The rivalry among existing competitors

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    Crafting and executing strategy

    Resources

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    Orchestrate

    Capabilities

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    Transforming output into goods and services

    Activities

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    Have physical attributes

    Tangible Resources

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    have no physical attributes

    Intangible Resources

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    Spiring

    Competitive advantage

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    Describe internal activities

    Value chain

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    Add value directly

    Primary activities

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    Add value indirectly

    Support activities

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    Conceive of a firm

    Strategic activity system

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    Unique strength

    Core Competencies

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    Limited by decision

    Path Dependence

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    Cause and effect of phenomenon

    Casual ambiguity

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    Interact with each other

    Social complexity

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    Organizational management

    Strategic planning

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    Documents used to communicate

    Strategic plan

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    Simple graphic

    Strategy map

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    Corresponding to the strength

    Analysis of internal drivers

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    Swot analysis

    analysis of external drivers

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    Concise of summary

    Vision statement

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    Major good need to achieve

    Top level objective

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    Setting out the key action

    Implementation

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    Summary of the implications

    Resources

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    Industry growth is slow zero or even negative

    the rivalry among existing competitors

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    An inspirational statement

    Organizational vision

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    Current purpose on an organization

    Mission statement

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    Have set goals

    Organizational goals