Lesson 1 Flashcards

1
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Steven Lukes

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Dimensions of Power:
Decision making Power
Non-decision making power
- Ideological power

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2
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Grint - Conceptualising Leadership (PPPR)

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PPPR

Person, Position, Process , Result

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3
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Zaleznik : managers vs leaders

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Managers: process, stability, look after internal stakeholders
Leaders: chaos and change

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4
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Foucalt’s prison

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PANAPTICON prsion

Power through control

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5
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Goleman 2000

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Emotional intelligence in leadership

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6
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De Swaan Aarons (2014)

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  • High performing companies leverage customer inshights and deliver rich experiences
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7
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AMA definitoon of marketing

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Organisational function and set of processes for creating communnicating and delivering value to customers

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8
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Badgett and Stone

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Segmentation

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9
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HOLT 2003

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Myths in tangible forms become icons - iconic brands win competitive battles mainly because they forge a deep connection with the culture - they COMPETE FOR culture share….

People need myths as they provide ideals to live by and solve lifes most vexing questions

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10
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Ritual action (Holt 2003)

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Buyers buy product to consume myth embodied in product and form relationship with author of myth - AS APPLE’s CUSTOMERS TYPED AWAY ON THEIR KEYBOARDS IN 1990s, they communed with the COMPANIES MYTH OF REBELLIOUS CREATIVE LIBERTARIAN VALUES in a new economy

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11
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Brands and their power - are brands powerful enough to wage war on institutions? (Klein), implications of this!

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  • so powerful, can change the way people see issues
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12
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Levitt (2004)

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Marketing Myopia - self deceiving growth cycle

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13
Q

Kumar et al 2011

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MARKET ORIENTATION - ability to react to changes can provide successful competitive advantage

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14
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ARSEL 2004

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Starbucks aggressive expansion —-> icon for cultural homogenity

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15
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Bauman 1989

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Dehumanisation is an inescapable function of beuracracies

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16
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Barker (2010)

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Status of managers —- proffesionals?

17
Q

Liker and CHI (2004)

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Relationships with suppliers

18
Q

Eli Goldratt

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Bottlenecks

19
Q

Wickham Skinner

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Father of manufacturing strategy - us losing comp advantage by taking ops for granted

20
Q

Make vs Buy (Blackmon£

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Make ; High degree of control
Economies of scale
Process can be overseen.

Negs : less flexibility, high investment cost

Buy:
High strategic flexbility
Lower risk
More superior products and services

  • negs - could choose bad supplier
21
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Power and Marx

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22
Q

Gramsci

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Cultural Hegemony maintains and legitimises the capitalist state