chap 7: stategic asset management Flashcards

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These properties may be products of purposive research like outcomes of a person’s ingenuity, brilliance, and creativity, or may just be discovered accidentally,

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ip assets

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referring to all types of information. technical or otherwise, like organizational philosophy. programs strategies, processes financial data. transaction lata, and lists of customers and suppliers.

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  • Trade secrets
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, organized Information in the form of operating systems, utilities, programs, and applications that enable computers to work.

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  • Software
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that control the basic functions of a computer

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system software

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that handle common and specific tasks like word processing and others.

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and application software

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also include all programmed manuals, operational methodologies, and techniques. instructions.

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Software

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When an organization possesses intellectual property assets, the entity is said to have created a competitive edge called

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organizational monopoly.

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This allows organizations to enjoy low-cost leadership and increase its competitive strength.

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organizational monopoly.

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It safeguards corporate assets by providing a legal mechanism for brand protection protection of trade secrets by non-disclosure agreements and provision for Patents and copyrights

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organizational monopoly.

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are strengths of organizations that consist of collective “expertise,” personal traits, creative and problem-solving capabilities. managerial, entrepreneurial. cornpetency asset skills, and organizational human-centered assets,

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• Human resource assets

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Possession of human resource assets creates both leverage and a competitive edge. An organization greatly benefits from ownership of these assets.

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human resource management

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A fusion and symbiotic interplay of impressive educational attainment, unique and cutting-edge professional competence, relevant and “intelligent” environmental knowledge, creative and highly differentiated work-related knowledge. and an inclusive and objective historical knowledge will no doubt put an organization in the forefront.

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human resource leverage

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cơn create a convergent Impact on the organization. Traits like transformational leadership, ingenuity, first- rate problem-solving capabilities, sustained energy, and attributes like adaptability. proactivity, initiative, industry, and integrity can impact organizational temperament and nurture a climate of enthusiasm and drive.

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. Good personal qualities - human resource management

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shore up effectiveness and organizational success, thus creating comparative advantage in relation to other organizations.

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Managerial, entrepreneurial, and competency asset skills - . human resource leverage

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like the presence of employees with “high” emotional quotients, synergy, and employee involvement open more windows to organizational opportunity. realization, and achievement.

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Organizational human-centered assets - human resource leverage

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are results of market-related intangibles such as brands, company names, customer loyalty, repeat business, distribution channels, contracts, and agreements

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Market assets

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Brands are considered as effective means to attain _. Marketing experts believe that if a product or service is not a recognized brand, then it is not a commodity after all. Many organizations do carry brand names but they do not necessarily create market dominance Brand names that promote substantial sales considered market assets. are

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market supremacy - market assets

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helps organizations attain a bigger market share. It is a result of the intimate relationship between the customer and the supplier and is characterized by sustained concern and support, Support may be in the form of financial, technical, marketing, and managerial assistance.

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. Customer loyalty

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is a by-product of customer loyalty. Suppliers who have nurtured a degree of affinity and intimacy with their customers create a unique form of market advantage. There is an assurance of continuing Customer loyalty and mutually profitable collaboration.

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  • Repeat business
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result from efficient and well-organized modes of bringing goods and services to the public They minimize scheduling and transportation costs on the one hand, and optimize market sales on the olher hand in both cases, the sum of the market asset benefits is heightened

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Increased product and service sales

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include positive organizational features like structure, managernent philosophy, organizational culture, high involvement practices, quality standards, and technology

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Infrcistructure assets

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is considered an infrastructure asset when a flat framework is able to beneficially lessen bureaucracy, streamline job tasks, and simplify mode of administration.

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A lean organizational structure

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practices typified by high involvement reinforce competitiveness and are further enhanced when the organization faithfully adopts quality standards. They are likewise regarded as infrastructure assets.

• Technology. being the application of knowledge, is orogd in scope and perspective. Its applications are in the fields of agriculture, business, science, and education, among others. It is an infrastructure asset when its impact produces phenomenal outcomes.

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infrastructure asset - Managerial and functional work

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. being the application of knowledge, is orogd in scope and perspective. Its applications are in the fields of agriculture, business, science, and education, among others. It is an infrastructure asset when its impact produces phenomenal outcomes.

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infrastructure asset - Technology

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Possession of infrastructure assets brings about a _ to organizations.

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Comparative Advantage

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makes communication between management and employees easier because it eliminates bureaucracy. As a result, job tasks and projects are completed faster.

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Comparative Advantage - A streamlined organizational structure

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aptly create infrastructure advantage.

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Comparative Advantage - Organizational cultures

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With high involvement work practices, managerial and functional processes that are guided by quality management systems, the organization inevitably possesses intellectual capital.

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Comparative Advantage

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As the principal catalyst of change, information technology has brought about radical transformations in the global skyline. Its impact and influence are greatly felt in every facet of life.

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Comparative Advantage

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Considered as pillars of effective competitive asset management, three distinct but interrelated approaches are competency learning, strategic enhancement, and competitive innovation.

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asset management strategy

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is a hecessary tool for the actualization of organizational plans and the Implementation of strategies

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Competency

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It puts emphasis on evaluation and accountability of performance.

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Competency Learring: “Laying the Groundwork

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It is essential in the attainment of optimum productivity.

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Competency Learring: “Laying the Groundwork

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Another facet of successful intellectual capital management is strategic enhancement.

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Strategic Enhancement: “Widening the Horizon”

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Given a dynamic environment where product cycles are shorter and where the need to be efficient and cost-effective has never been that critical, organizations of today have no other alternative but to be uniquely knowledgeable to survive and compete.

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Strategic Enhancement: “Widening the Horizon”

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The term innovation is the best assurance to achieving business sustainability, competitive advantage, and consequently, creating bargaining power.

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Competitive Innovation: “Creating Bargaining Power