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Value Chimera - a framework that allows management to respond to changing environment | Value Chimera - a framework that allows management to respond to changing environment overtime (single body - many heads) | ||
In the past seen as a hierarchical structure - Execs - strategy. Mgt - Strategy Implementation Line Managers - operations | In the past seen as a hierarchical structure - Execs - strategy. Mgt - Strategy Implementation Line Managers - operations | ||
Others see | Others see strategy emerging out of day-to-day interactions between employees and customers, rather than long-term plans or rational forethought | ||
Paradoxes - Porter said differentiate or low cost. Ghoshal and Bartlett says differentiate and cut cost | Paradoxes - Porter said differentiate or low cost. [[author::Ghoshal]] and Bartlett says differentiate and cut cost | ||
Porter says create value chain to improve competitive position with customer and built profits. Other say that customer should be part of the value chain and influencing it | Porter says create value chain to improve competitive position with customer and built profits. Other say that customer should be part of the value chain and influencing it | ||
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!colspan="3"|New Perspectives | |||
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Strategy is.. | | | ||
Strategy comes from... | |OLD | ||
Key | |NEW | ||
Strategic choice is.. | |- | ||
|Organisations are.. | |||
|Triangular Hierarchies | |||
|Organigraphs | |||
|- | |||
|Strategy is.. | |||
|Long Term Planning | |||
|Responsive to customer needs | |||
|- | |||
|Strategy comes from... | |||
|Top Management | |||
|Emerges anywhere is the organisation | |||
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|Key Personnel are... | |||
|Top management and consultants | |||
|Employees who interact with customers | |||
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|Strategic choice is.. | |||
|Either generic either/or local / global | |||
|Local and global | |||
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|Measure of strategy | |||
|Efficiency | |||
|Flexible value webs | |||
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* Traditional ways of teaching strategy - Ansoff/Porter | |||
==What is stopping the revolution?== | |||
* Traditional ways of teaching strategy - Ansoff/[[author::Porter]] | |||
* Being risk averse - best practice | * Being risk averse - best practice | ||
The | The ''Reeds framework'' - All products must have be able to compete on the [[term::Hygiene Factor]]s for a basis for competing - ie the car must work. But now then each car must identify with small clusters of identities that appeal to people | ||
[[Category:Strategy]] | [[Category:Strategy]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:20, 1 January 2013
Value Chimera - a framework that allows management to respond to changing environment overtime (single body - many heads)
In the past seen as a hierarchical structure - Execs - strategy. Mgt - Strategy Implementation Line Managers - operations
Others see strategy emerging out of day-to-day interactions between employees and customers, rather than long-term plans or rational forethought
Paradoxes - Porter said differentiate or low cost. Ghoshal and Bartlett says differentiate and cut cost
Porter says create value chain to improve competitive position with customer and built profits. Other say that customer should be part of the value chain and influencing it
| New Perspectives | ||
|---|---|---|
| OLD | NEW | |
| Organisations are.. | Triangular Hierarchies | Organigraphs |
| Strategy is.. | Long Term Planning | Responsive to customer needs |
| Strategy comes from... | Top Management | Emerges anywhere is the organisation |
| Key Personnel are... | Top management and consultants | Employees who interact with customers |
| Strategic choice is.. | Either generic either/or local / global | Local and global |
| Measure of strategy | Efficiency | Flexible value webs |
What is stopping the revolution?
- Traditional ways of teaching strategy - Ansoff/Porter
- Being risk averse - best practice
The Reeds framework - All products must have be able to compete on the Hygiene Factors for a basis for competing - ie the car must work. But now then each car must identify with small clusters of identities that appeal to people