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Source: Strategic Management, Thompson/Strickland, 2001
Source: Competing Today While Preparing for Tomorrow, Sloan Management Review 40, 1999
Source: Competing Today While Preparing for Tomorrow, Sloan Management Review 40, 1999
Source: Competing Today While Preparing for Tomorrow, Sloan Management Review 40, 1999
Source: Competing Today While Preparing for Tomorrow, Sloan Management Review 40, 1999
Source: Competing Today While Preparing for Tomorrow, Sloan Management Review 40, 1999
Source: Competing Today While Preparing for Tomorrow, Sloan Management Review 40, 1999
Source: Competing Today While Preparing for Tomorrow, Sloan Management Review 40, 1999
Source: How Competitive Forces Shape Strategy, Porter, 1979
Source: Competing Today While Preparing for Tomorrow, Sloan Management Review 40, 1999
Source: Competitive Advantage, Porter, 1985
Source: Competitive Advantage, Porter, 1985
Source: Competitive Advantage, Porter, 1985
Source: Competitive Advantage, Porter, 1985
Source: Competing with Giants: Survival Strategies for Local Companies in Emerging Markets, Dawar/Frost, 1999
Source: Robust Adaptive Strategies, Beinhocker, 1999
Source: Competitive Advantage, Porter, 1985
Source: Competitive Advantage, Porter, 1985
Source: Competitive Advantage, Porter, 1985
Source: Competitive Advantage, Porter, 1985
Source: Competitive Advantage, Porter, 1985
Source: Competitive Advantage, Porter, 1985
Source: Competitive Advantage, Porter, 1985
Source: McKinsey, A. T. Keamey, DaimlerChrysler, IMD Research, 1999
Source: McKinsey, A. T. Keamey, DaimlerChrysler, IMD Research, 1999
Source: Competitive Advantage: Creating and Sustaining Superior Performance, Porter, 1985
Source: Competitive Advantage: Creating and Sustaining Superior Performance, Porter, 1985
Source: Competitive Advantage: Creating and Sustaining Superior Performance, Porter, 1985
Source: Competitive Advantage: Creating and Sustaining Superior Performance, Porter, 1985
Source: Competitive Advantage: Creating and Sustaining Superior Performance, Porter, 1985
Source: Competitive Advantage: Creating and Sustaining Superior Performance, Porter, 1985
Source: Competitive Advantage: Creating and Sustaining Superior Performance, Porter, 1985
Source: Competitive Advantage: Creating and Sustaining Superior Performance, Porter, 1985
Source: Competitive Advantage: Creating and Sustaining Superior Performance, Porter, 1985
Source: Competitive Strategy, Porter, 1980
Source: Competitive Strategy, Porter, 1980
Source: Competitive Strategy, Porter, 1980
Source: Competitive Strategy, Porter, 1980
Source: Competitive Strategy, Porter, 1980
Source: Competing for the Future, Hamel/Prahalad, 1994
Source: Competing for the Future, Hamel/Prahalad, 1994
Source: Competing for the Future, Hamel/Prahalad, 1994
Source: Competing for the Future, Hamel/Prahalad, 1994
Source: Competing for the Future, Hamel/Prahalad, 1994
Source: Competing for the Future, Hamel/Prahalad, 1994
Source: Competing for the Future, Hamel/Prahalad, 1994
Source: Competing for the Future, Hamel/Prahalad, 1994
Source: Strategic Management, When and when not to vertically integrate, Stuckey/White, 1998
Source: Strategic Management, When and when not to vertically integrate, Stuckey/White, 1998
Source: Strategic Management, When and when not to vertically integrate, Stuckey/White, 1998
Source: Strategic Management of Organizations and Stakeholders, Harrison/ John, 1994
Source: Strategic Management of Organizations and Stakeholders, Harrison/John, 1994
Source: Designs for Corporate Entrepreneurship in Established Firms, Burgelman, 1984
Source: Strategy and the Business Portfolio, Hedley, 1977
Source: Strategy Formulation; Analytical Concepts, Hofer/Schendel, 1978
Source: From Top-Down Control to Bottom-up Empowerment, Johnson, 1992
Source: From Top-Down Control to Bottom-up Empowerment, Johnson, 1992
Source: Strategic Management of Organizations and Stakeholders, Harrison/John, 1994
Source: Designs for Corporate Entrepreneurship in Established Firms, Burgelmann, 1984
Source: Strategic Management, Pearce/Robinson, 1994
Source: Strategic Management, Pearce/Robinson, 1994
Source: Changing Patterns of International Competition, Porter, 1986
Source: Changing Patterns of International Competition, Porter, 1986
Source: Changing Patterns of International Competition, Porter, 1986
Source: Changing Patterns of International Competition, Porter, 1986
Source: Selecting among Alternative Grand Strategies, Pearce, 1982
Source: Selecting among Alternative Grand Strategies, Pearce, 1982
Source: Management Strategy and Tactics, Hutchinson, 1971
Source: Selecting among Alternative Grand Strategies, Pearce, 1982
Source: Conceptual Constructs for Formulating Corporate Business Strategies, Hofer, 1977
Source: In Search of Excellence, Peters/Watermann, 1982
Source: In Search of Excellence, Peters/Watermann, 1982
Source: In Search of Excellence, Peters/Watermann, 1982
Source: Strategic Management, Digman, 1990
Source: Cooperative Labor-Management Strategic Planning in a Unionized Steel Plant, Swim/Sink, 1984
Source: Evolution and Revolution as Organizations Grow, Greiner, 1972
Source: Evolution and Revolution as Organizations Grow, Greiner, 1972
Source: Evolution and Revolution as Organizations Grow, Greiner, 1972
Source: Formulating a Quality Improvement Strategy, Gale/Klavans, 1984
Source: Generic Strategies: Toward a Comprehensive Framework, Mintzberg, 1988
Source: Management Strategy and Tactics, Hutchinson, 1971
Source: Management Strategy and Tactics, Hutchinson, 1971
Source: Management Strategy and Tactics, Hutchinson, 1971
Source: Successful Strategic Management, Hofer/Davoust, 1977
Source: Mastering Strategy, Financial Times, 2000
Source: Mastering Strategy, Financial Times, 2000
Source: The Customer Centred Strategy, Jenkins, 1997
Source: The Customer Centred Strategy, Jenkins, 1997
Source: The Customer Centred Strategy, Jenkins, 1997
Source: Innovation Strategies, Geschka/Hübner, 1992
Source: Innovation Strategies, Geschka/Hübner, 1992
Source: Strategic Discovery, Competing in New Areas, Thomas/O‘Neal/Alvarado, 1997
Source: Strategic Discovery, Competing in New Areas, Thomas/O‘Neal/Alvarado, 1997
Source: Strategic Choices, Kenneth Primozic/Edward Primozic, 1991
Source: Strategic Choices, Kenneth Primozic/Edward Primozic, 1991
Source: Hypercompetitive Rivalries, D‘Aveni, 1995
Source: Hypercompetitive Ravalries, D‘Aveni, 1995
Source: Hypercompetitive Rivalries, D‘Aveni, 1995
Source: Harward Business Review, 1995
Source: Harward Business School, 1986
Source: Marketing Management, Kotler, 1994
Source: Marketing Management, Kotler, 1994
Strategic Management... 100 Slides Powered by www.drawpack.com. All rights reserved.
Strategic Pyramid – Strategic Vision – Strategy Alternatives – Five Forces Model – Competitive Advantage – Generic Strategies – Growth Strategies – Diversification Strategy – BCG Matrix – GE Business Screen – Cost Strategies – Exit/Entry Barriers – Resource Analysis – Core Competencies – Product-Life-Cycle – Top-Down-Management – Industry Analysis – International Strategies – SWOT Analysis – Portfolio Analysis – McKinsey’s 7-S Framework – Five-Phase Growth Model – Strategy Development – Merger&Acquisitions – Technology Strategies – Value Propositions – Ansoff Matrix – Experience Curve – Strategic Options – Window of Opportunity Key Words...
The Five Tasks of Strategic Management
Strategic Approaches to Preparing for Future Market Conditions
The Strategic-Making Pyramid I
The Strategic-Making Pyramid II
Identifying Strategy for a Single Business
The Networking of Strategic Visions, Missions, Objectives, and Strategies
Factors Shaping the Choice of Company Strategy
A Company‘s Macroenvironment
The Five-Forces Model of Competition
Mobilizing Company Resources to Produce Competitive Advantage
Representative Company Value Chain
Representative Value Chain for an Entire Industry
The Five Generic Competitive Strategies
The Building and Eroding of Competitive Advantage
Strategy Options for Local Companies in Competing against Global Challengers
The Three Strategy Horizons for Sustaining Rapid Growth
Value Chains for Related Businesses
Value Chains for Unrelated Businesses
Strategy Options for a Company that is Already Diversified
Identifying a Diversified Company‘s Strategy – What to Look for
A Representative Nine-Cell Industry Attractiveness-Competitive Strength Matrix
The Eight Big Managerial Components of Implementing Strategy
The Components of Building a Capable Organization
Value Chain (as a Percent of Total Price to the Consumer)
Why do Mergers Fail?
The Value Chain
The Generic Value Chain
Risks of the Generic Strategies
Three Generic Strategies
Operational Effectiveness Versus Strategic Positioning
Competitor Configuration and Industry Stability
Shared Value Activities and Cost Position
Alternative Scope of Leader and Challenger Strategies I
Alternative Scope of Leader and Challenger Strategies II
The Wheel of Competitive Strategy
Barriers and Profitability
Generic Competitive Strategies
Firm‘s Strategic Needs to Remain in the Business
Five Forces Determining Segment Structural Attractiveness
The Quest for Competitiveness
Finding the Limits of the Current Economic Engine
Beyond „Customer-Led“
Why do Great Companies Fail?
Categories of Resource Leverage
Managing Migration Paths
Establishing the Core Competence Agenda
An Alternate Conception of the Diversified Firm
Criteria for Integration Decisions
Vertical Market Structures
Transaction-Asset Matrix
Primary Influence Processes
The Product Life Cycle
Internal Venturing Alternatives
The Boston Consulting Group Matrix
The General Electric Business Screen
The Top-Down Control Cycle
The Bottom-Up Empowerment Cycle
The Internal Diversification Process
Designs for Organizational Entrepreneurship
The Firm‘s External Environment
Forces Driving Industry Competition
International Strategy Options I
International Strategy Options II
SWOT Analysis Diagram
Decay of New Product Ideas
Grand Strategy Selection Matrix
BCG‘s Growth/Share Matrix I
BCG’s Growth/Share Matrix II
Underlying Relationship between ROI and Market Share in the New BCG Matrix
The Life-Cycle Portfolio Matrix
McKinsey 7-S Framework
Managing the Strategy-Culture Relationship
A Typical Budgeting System for Controlling Strategy Implementation
Strategy is the Primary Determinant of Success or Failure
Strategic, Tactical, and Operational Views at Various Organizational Levels
Greiner‘s Five-Phase Growth Model
Firms Compete for Customers and Resources; Two Cases
Intensity of Competition
Value and the Price-Performance Curve
Functional Strategy Areas
Basic Organizational Forms for Multinational Operations
Types of Acquisitions
Strategic Options and the Life Cycle
Attractiveness/Competitive Position Strategies
Technology Strategies for a Sustainable Competitive Advantage
Value Propositions Across Four Quadrants
The Ansoff Matrix
The Customer Growth Matrix
Combining Elements of the Customer Growth Matrix
Conceptual Model for the Evaluation of Product Innovation Projects
Alternative Aims in Various Stadia of Product Development
Core Competence Management Model
Core Competencies: The Link between the Economics of the Firm & Management Cognition
Technical Risk/Business Risk Model
Typical Industry Experience Curve Strategies
The Cycle of Timing/Know-How Competition
Disruption and the New 7-S’s
The Cycle Price-Quality Competition – Moving up an Escalation Ladder I
The Cycle Price-Quality Competition – Moving up an Escalation Ladder II
The Cycle Price-Quality Competition – Moving up an Escalation Ladder III
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