UNIT 8 CHOOSING HOW TO COMPETE - Differences between porters strategies Flashcards
Cost leadership with parity involves
state or condition of being equal
chargin same price as rivals
butas costs are lower
profit margin is higher
helps with competitve pricing
Cost Leadership with proximity involves
lower price than rivals
but cause costs are lower
still possible to make same or higher profit margins
a differentiator can charge a higher price and still…
make high profit
if additional charge for the added benefit
is more than the cost of providing them
competitive scope is
amount of market targeted by the bs
broad scope targets
market as a whole
narrow scope focuses on a
niche
cost leadership or differentiatien can be aimed at
market as a whole(broad trarget)
small part (called focus strategy) - narrow scope
according to porter a bs should decide…
continue
which generic strat to choose
whether to target broadly or narrowly
then pursue strategy rigorously ang aggresivley
a business should avoid being
stuck in the middle
What does stuck in he middle mean
not clear internally or to customers what bs strategy actually is
porter argued a bs shoud eb ..
low cost or diffrenetiated
cannot combo the two - must be clear in terms of what wants to be and how it wasnts to be positioned in the mkt
waht do some analyst disagree with and instead say
possible for bs to keep costs low and still try to differnetiate - morrisons