Resource based view Flashcards

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Resource

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stock/supply of assets, skills quantities that can draw on when required

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Tangible resource examples

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  • warehouse
  • finance
  • IT system
  • Productive capacity
  • Ownership of raw materials
  • low cost manufacturing
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Intangible resources examples

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  • trade and supplier relationships
  • subsidiaries
  • specialised or organisational knowledge
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Key concepts of RBV

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  • competitive advantage results from an organisations possession of unique immobile resources
  • advantage from within the firm role is to seek opportunities to achieve advantage
  • bundles of integrated resources (competencies) are more likely to be unique
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How to use RBV in practice?

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  • step back and take a helicopter view
  • identify why your customers value you
  • trade back inside to uncover origins of the advantage
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Wider view categories

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  • Functionally related competencies
  • Market access related competencies
  • integration related competencies
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VIRO test

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  • Valuable
  • Rare
  • Imitable
  • Organisation
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RBV limitations

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  • difficult for managers to implement
  • inconsistent terminology
  • Dynamic world
  • says little about how competencies change over time
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