STRATch 7-8
問題一覧
1
globalization
2
Michael Porter the diamond of national advantage
3
factor endowments/condition demand conditions related and supporting industries firm strategy structure and rivalry
4
factor endowments/condition
5
natural resources : natural resources mineral resource oil resources water resources human resources and research capabilities : wind and solar energy natural gas resources land resources animal resources
6
demand condition
7
related and supporting industries
8
firm strategies , structured, and rivalry
9
increase market size take advantage of arbitrage opportunities extend a products life cycle optimize the location of every value chain activities explore reverse innovation
10
performance and enhancement cost reduction risk reduction
11
performance enhancement
12
cost reductions
13
risk reduction
14
political and economic risk currency risk management risk
15
political and economic risk
16
currency risk
17
management risk
18
outsourcing and offshoring
19
outsourcing
20
offshoring
21
global delivery approach
22
global sourcing and outsourcing
23
cultural differences
24
international strategy
25
multidomestic strategy global strategy transnational strategy
26
multidomestic strategy
27
global strategy
28
transnational strategy
29
exporting licensing franchising strategy alliance and joint ventures wholly owned subsidiaries
30
exporting
31
its advantage or that it is a low cost parties way to enter foreign markets and it may provide frame with local resolution tours who can help them benefit from their valuable expertise and knowledge of local markets
32
sporting frame has little control over how their products are marketed or sold in the foreign market
33
licensing and franchising
34
franchising
35
licensing
36
service-based business product-based business
37
t
38
joint ventures
39
strategic alliance
40
r
41
wholly owned subsidiaries
42
accusation of an existing company are developing a total new cooperation termed a "greenfield venture"
43
t
44
t
45
entrepreneurial strategy
46
start ventures major corporation family owned business non-profit organizations establisher institution
47
entrepreneurial venture
48
entrepreneurial opportunities entrepreneurial resources entrepreneurial Leadership
49
entrepreneurial opportunities
50
opportunity discovery opportunity evaluation
51
opportunity discovery
52
opportunity evaluation
53
attractive achievable durable value creating
54
attractive
55
durable
56
durable
57
value creating
58
resources money
59
financial resources human capital social capital government resources
60
financial resources
61
human capital
62
social capital
63
government resources
64
entrepreneurial Leadership
65
vision dedication and drive commitment excellence
66
it's all about perseverance understand the value of membership client communication is the key capitalization is crucial communicating and wavering honesty or integrity stay on top of the curve take ownership in your client success never stop marketing
67
available opportunity, sufficient resources and skill and dedicated entrepreneurial team others condition in the business
68
entry strategy or entry wedge
69
pioneering new entry
70
customer may not accept the new product or services competitors may quickly to imitate it sustaining an advantage may require heavy expenses and advertising or protecting intellectual property
71
imitative new entry
72
it may be difficult to ever build a sustainable competitive advantage
73
franchising
74
adaptive new entry
75
the value proposition may not be perceived as unique close competitors that copy the new frames adaptation as a way to hold on to his customers once the attractive entrant achieved initial success the challenge is to keep the idea fresh
76
blue ocean strategy
77
red ocean
78
create and contested maker space make the competition irrelevant create and capture new demand break the value /cost trade off pursue differentiation and low cost simultaneously
79
overall low cost differentiate focus
80
Overall low cost
81
differentiation
82
focus
83
combination strategies
84
improve market position capitalize and growing demand expand production capacity provide an innovative new solution obtain first mover advantage
85
threat analysis
86
market commonality resource similarity
87
market commonality
88
resources similarity
89
strategic actions tactical actions
90
strategic actions
91
tactical actions
92
market dependency
93
competitors resources
94
actors reputation
95
forbearance
96
co-opetition
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18問 • 1年前問題一覧
1
globalization
2
Michael Porter the diamond of national advantage
3
factor endowments/condition demand conditions related and supporting industries firm strategy structure and rivalry
4
factor endowments/condition
5
natural resources : natural resources mineral resource oil resources water resources human resources and research capabilities : wind and solar energy natural gas resources land resources animal resources
6
demand condition
7
related and supporting industries
8
firm strategies , structured, and rivalry
9
increase market size take advantage of arbitrage opportunities extend a products life cycle optimize the location of every value chain activities explore reverse innovation
10
performance and enhancement cost reduction risk reduction
11
performance enhancement
12
cost reductions
13
risk reduction
14
political and economic risk currency risk management risk
15
political and economic risk
16
currency risk
17
management risk
18
outsourcing and offshoring
19
outsourcing
20
offshoring
21
global delivery approach
22
global sourcing and outsourcing
23
cultural differences
24
international strategy
25
multidomestic strategy global strategy transnational strategy
26
multidomestic strategy
27
global strategy
28
transnational strategy
29
exporting licensing franchising strategy alliance and joint ventures wholly owned subsidiaries
30
exporting
31
its advantage or that it is a low cost parties way to enter foreign markets and it may provide frame with local resolution tours who can help them benefit from their valuable expertise and knowledge of local markets
32
sporting frame has little control over how their products are marketed or sold in the foreign market
33
licensing and franchising
34
franchising
35
licensing
36
service-based business product-based business
37
t
38
joint ventures
39
strategic alliance
40
r
41
wholly owned subsidiaries
42
accusation of an existing company are developing a total new cooperation termed a "greenfield venture"
43
t
44
t
45
entrepreneurial strategy
46
start ventures major corporation family owned business non-profit organizations establisher institution
47
entrepreneurial venture
48
entrepreneurial opportunities entrepreneurial resources entrepreneurial Leadership
49
entrepreneurial opportunities
50
opportunity discovery opportunity evaluation
51
opportunity discovery
52
opportunity evaluation
53
attractive achievable durable value creating
54
attractive
55
durable
56
durable
57
value creating
58
resources money
59
financial resources human capital social capital government resources
60
financial resources
61
human capital
62
social capital
63
government resources
64
entrepreneurial Leadership
65
vision dedication and drive commitment excellence
66
it's all about perseverance understand the value of membership client communication is the key capitalization is crucial communicating and wavering honesty or integrity stay on top of the curve take ownership in your client success never stop marketing
67
available opportunity, sufficient resources and skill and dedicated entrepreneurial team others condition in the business
68
entry strategy or entry wedge
69
pioneering new entry
70
customer may not accept the new product or services competitors may quickly to imitate it sustaining an advantage may require heavy expenses and advertising or protecting intellectual property
71
imitative new entry
72
it may be difficult to ever build a sustainable competitive advantage
73
franchising
74
adaptive new entry
75
the value proposition may not be perceived as unique close competitors that copy the new frames adaptation as a way to hold on to his customers once the attractive entrant achieved initial success the challenge is to keep the idea fresh
76
blue ocean strategy
77
red ocean
78
create and contested maker space make the competition irrelevant create and capture new demand break the value /cost trade off pursue differentiation and low cost simultaneously
79
overall low cost differentiate focus
80
Overall low cost
81
differentiation
82
focus
83
combination strategies
84
improve market position capitalize and growing demand expand production capacity provide an innovative new solution obtain first mover advantage
85
threat analysis
86
market commonality resource similarity
87
market commonality
88
resources similarity
89
strategic actions tactical actions
90
strategic actions
91
tactical actions
92
market dependency
93
competitors resources
94
actors reputation
95
forbearance
96
co-opetition