3.1 Business Objectives Flashcards
What is ansoffs matrix?
Ansoffs matrix is a tool for a business with a growth objective it is used to identify an appropriate corporate strategy and identify the level of risk associated with it
What does ansoffs matrix look like?
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What is porters generic strategic matrix?
Porters generic strategic matrix identifies a range of stratgies a business might adopt considering
- its source of competitive advantage
- the scope of the market
What does porters generic strategic matrix look like?
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What is portfolio analysis?
Portfolio analysis involves a business carrying out a detailed evaluation of its full range of products in order that appropriate strategies may be identifies and pursued
What is the Boston matrix?
The Boston matrix is a portfolio analysis tool that considers the relative market share of a firms products and the rate of growth within the market
What does the Boston matrix look like?
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How could you evaluate the competitive advantage gained from operational skills and expertise within a business?
- A business may have an outstanding and committed design team
- This may mean that product development is a suitable strategy
How could you evaluate the competitive advantage gained from relationships and networks within the business?
- A business may have developed close trading relationships with key suppliers
- This may mean that a low cost strategy is possible
How could you evaluate the competitive advantage gained from reputation and image of the business?
- A business may develop an excellent reputation for quality
- A differentiation strategy is likely to be appropriate
How could you evaluate the competitive advantage gained from innovation and the ability to change ?
- A business may be particularly effective at responding to external change
- A market development strategy is likely to be suitable
What are the 3 distinctive capabilities?
Architecture, reputation, innovation
What is a tactical decision?
Tactical decisions are made to support the overall strategy and are usually short term
What is strategic decision making?
Strategic decision making involves medium to long term palming to achieve corporate objectives
What does the hierarchy of objectives include?
- Aims
- Mission statement
- Corporate objectives
- Functional objectives