3.8.2 choosing to compete Flashcards

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what is strategic positioning?

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how it is perceived relative to other businesses in the industry

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what is a competitive advantage?

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an advantage a business has over its competitors gained by offering customers greater value, either through lower prices or offering benefits that justify higher prices

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Porters Generic Strategies:

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balances the markets where businesses compete (broad/narrow) and the source of the competitive advantage (differentiation/costs)

cost leadership, cost focus, differentiation leadership, differentiation focus

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what is a cost leadership strategy?

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involves becoming the lowest cost organisation in the industry.
may be achieved through lower input costs, economies of scale, experience, product/process design.

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what is a differentiation strategy?

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occurs when a business provides some degree of uniqueness relative to its competitors

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Bowman’s Strategic Clock:

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outlines different strategies in terms of perceived value and price

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what does the bowman’s strategic clock show?

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different strategies can be competitive
some combinations of benefits and price are not competitive

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influences of the choice of positioning strategy:

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where competitors are positioned
the external environment
strengths and core competencies of the business

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