prova Flashcards

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input output model

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input = trasformed resourse (raw matirial, trasformed resourced, facilities)
company = trasform the imputs in output 
output = final product or service for the customer
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strategical vs operational analysis (and operation function)

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strategical = focus on the main objective of the company, aim to follow, the revenue, efficiency

operational = how to address these objectives, focus on the single process

operation function = addressing a more global view of all the singular processes, look at the global azienda

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stakeholders and their role

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Stakeholders: different group of people that are intrested in how the company is doing

- Inside the company 
- Suppliers
- Governalment 
- Shareholders 

operational strategy should address the main requirement of important stakeholders

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4 stages of improvement of a business (skill required vs strategic impact)

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1) just think at the problem u have, reorganize not producing
2) think at the best strategy to improve the situation ( coping the market business) (as good as competitors = cheap)
3) improve above the competitor (implement the strategy with the operations) (best in the market) (investing in capabilities)
4) innovative company = drive the strategy = rethink the strategy with tour capability and knowladge (define the industry axpetation)

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the 4 prospective to implement an operational strategy (topdown)

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  • Top down : reflect what the idea of the business is on all the company
    • Bottom up : ideas from customer or emploee that are implementend in the business
    • Inside out : we use our capabilities in other markets
      • Outside in : we use information from the market to improve our business
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order winner vs order qualifier (OUTSIDE IN)

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ORDER WINNER :

- Cosa mi caratterizza nel mercato = mi fa scegliere nel mercato 
- Punto di forza del azienda 
- Costant and continuos increase in competitiveness 

ORDER QUALIFIER :

- Caratteristiche che soddisfano la richiesta minima per essere accettate nel prodotto 
- The minimum we have to garantee to the costomer in order to be seleccted 
- Just to stay in the market

Different performance aspect that a company can focus on

- Quality 
- Speed 
- Dependability 
- Flexibility (rapidity of u can change on a change in the market 
- Cost 

Each one of them can be a order qualifier or winner

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inside-out core capability

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CORE CAPABILITY
A particular characteristic not present in every company, Hard to replicate
To survive in the market a company must dedicate attention to its core capabilities

RESOURCE-BASED VIEW (RBV) : every core capabilities is a combination of the following 3 aspects
A core capabilities must :
- Scarsa = i can be the only business that has that
- Difficilmente imitabile = hard to replicate
- Difficilmente spostabile = must stay within the company (secret or better to not goes to the competitors)

A core capabilities is a big value for the company = doesn’t want to share it

barney’s viro ?

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line of fit model

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Capabilities we have inside vs what the market has outside
Line of fit = best fit = u have what the market asks = proper capability to satisfy the market
U MUST KNOW YOUR MARKET

A = the market ask few, u provide

B = I’m providing more than the marker requires (require A)
I’m not good at identifying my customer’s needs
I should align to the line of fit moving up = changing my market

C = not have enough skill/capabilities to deliver the required level of my market

If I’m a customer I’m going to choose D invece che C

X = what the business good at doing (inside-out) 
Y = what the market requires the business to be good at  (outside-it)
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THE EFFITIENT FRONTIER / THE TRADE-OFF (variety and cost)

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There is a trade of btw :
VARIETY vs COST

If we want to be very cost effitient = low variety
Few number of different product = effitient production

High variety means higher prices

So they all on a curve that bound them in the same market
No one is particulary better than the other

If a new tecnology lead a company to exit the line = win the market
But soon also the competitors are going to adopt it

Also SUSTENABILITY vs COST

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