E3 Flashcards
Strategy
a course of action; including the specification of resources required; to achieve a specific objective
Strategic plan
statement of long-term goals along with a definition of the strategies and policies which will ensure achievement of these goals
Strategy approaches
Accounting led; market led; competence led
Johnson & Scholes strategy
long term direction; scope; strategic fit; resources and competences; values and expectations of stakeholders
Public sector 3 Es
effectiveness; efficiency; economy
Levels of strategy
Corporate; business; operational / functional
Johnson & Scholes strategic management
choice; implementation; analysis (CIA)
Rational model
large; stable; long lead time; experience
Logical incrementalism
small steps to get to conscious end goal
Free-wheeling opportunism
taking opportunities as they arise
Crafting emergent strategies
manage stability; detect discontinuity; know the business; manage patterns; reconcile change and continuity
Bounded rationaliry
not possible to have perfect knowledge
Fiduciary responsibility
act in good faith
Agency theory
act in best interest of their principal
Mission (campbell and gold)
reason; strategy; behavious and values; (RSVP)
Porters competitive advantage of nations
Factor conditions; related and supporting industries; demand conditions; strategy structure and rivalry; (and government)
Porters five forces
bargaining power of suppliers; bargaining power of customers; threat of new entrants; threat of subsitute products; competitive rivalry (and government)
Limitation of 5 forces
not useful in changing environment; focuses on profitability; ignores impact of gov; some industries are collaborative; implies at war with customers
Type of stakeholder
internal (staff); external (gov etc.); connected (shareholder; lenders; customers; suppliers)
Mendelows matrix
minimal effort; keep informed; keep satisfied; key player
Resolving conflict (Cyert and March)
satisfcicing; sequential attention; side payments; power
7 ways gov can affect an industry
capacity expansion; demand; divestment; control; create entry barriers; competition policy; product regulation
Braithwaite and Drahos actors
Supranational organisations; e.g. EU; Organisations of states; e.g. Arab League; Individual states; Business organisations; e.g. Chambers of Commerce; Confederation of British Industry; Corporations; Non-governmental organisations; e.g. British Standards Institute; Mass public; Knowledge based communities; e.g. CIMA; Mumsnet; WI
Types of competitor
brand; industry; form; generic
competitor response profiles
laid back (no response); selective; tiger (aggressive); stochastic (no predictatble pattern)
CSR dimensions
legal; economic; ethical; philanthropic
Triple bottom line
profit; people; planet
Threats to compliance
self-interest; self review; advocacy; intimidation; familiarity
Ethical stances
short term shareholder; long term shareholder; multiple stakeholder obligation; shaper of society
9Ms model
manpower, money, management, machinery, markets, material inputs, methods, management information, make-up
Competences
Threshold - must have; core / unique - competitive advantage
CSF
What we must do well to succeed
KPI
How you are doing against a CSF
Product life cycle
Intro; dev; growht; shakeout; maturity; decline