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Chapter 3: Managing Strategy and Structure: Planning
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Chapter 3: Formulating Strategy
Current
situation analysis -> goals
SWOT Analysis:
Strengths: i.e. High quality
skills marketing
Weaknesses: i.e. Rising
Manufacturing costs, outdated technology
Opportunities: i.e. Exploit
new market segments
Threats:
i.e. Rise in new or substitute products.
Micheal Porter’s Five Forces Model
Level Rivalry: Competition – lowering prices – increasing
advertising – lower profits – less profit
Potential Entry: Easier = brand loyalty low – industry prices/profits
low.
Suppliers: Increase prices, lower profits
Customers: Bargain lower prices:
Substitute product: i.e. plastic substitute steel. Cannot demand high
prices
Hypercompetition:
changing customer tastes, advancements technology
Formulating Corporate Level Strategy
Recourses
– growth – create value – respond threats – respond change – improve
performance
Concentration single business
Concentrate recourses –
strong competitive advantage –
Diversification
Expanding Operations
Newspaper -> online
recourses
Related: New ->
existing industry – add value -> greater than without expansion
.
Synergy: Share Recourses: Manufacturing, distribution channels, advertising
campaigns
i.e. Mars: purchases market leader Wm, Wrigley JR Company –
challenge dominance Cadbury -> worlds largest – Mars: Reduces company
competition + greater market share
b. Unrelated: New industry – buy poorly performing company,
transfer management, turn
business, increase performance, create value
3.
International Expansion
- 1+ national Market
- Different national conditions
- Global Strategy
4. Vertical
Integration:
-Producing own inputs (backward), distributing own
outputs (forward)
Reduce flexibility
Add Value
Lower cost value creation
Changing environmental
conditions
outsourcing
Low Cost Strategy
Focus
– Cost lower rivals – Manufacturing cost reduce, products cost reduce,
development new products, lower costs of attracting customers
Differentiation Strategy
Competitive
Advantage – distinguishing – competitors – product design, quality, after
sales service, support, increase spending on product, charge premium
price. Apple, ‘cool’. Advertising
Middle:
Lower levels performance, however, Campbell, Crisco- low coss & dif - >
highest profits.
Implementing Strategy
Allocate
responsibility
Action plan
Timetable – measureable
Allocate recourses
Allocate individuals, held responsible
Designing Organizational Structure
Communication
– flexible structure, entrepreneurial cultures – decentralise authority,
empower lower level employees, emphasis change & innovation – self-
managed teams – highly skilled
Functional Structure
Functions:
Finance,
Administration,
Merchandizing
Logistics
Marketing
HR
Perform
activities necessary performance
Divisional Structure
Smaller, manageable units
According 2 functions
Separate
Specific
product or specific customer
Product Structure
According 2 product line
Handled by self-contained
division
Each; complete set all
functions
Specialisation
Geographic Structure
Expand
Regional
Self-contained divisions
Multi-domestic
strategy
Market Structure
Each kind customer
Self-contained
division
Matrix Structure
Learning
Work together
Product Teams
Develop specific product
Complex network reporting
relationships
Flexible
2 bosses
A. Functional boss –
performance functional perspective
B. Product Team Boss:
Performance Team
High Tech companies
Innovative
culture
Product Team Structure
Do away duel reporting
relationships
Permanently assigned
cross-functional teams – report only product team manager
Cross
Functional Teams: Group Managers different departments – together-
perform tasks
Hybrid Structure
Many different
Large
Many divisions
simultaniously
Coordinating Functions
Linking & coordinating
Different
views
Allocating Authority
Hierarchy of
Authority
Chain of command – specify
relative authority each manager
Span of control
Number subordinates report
directly manager
Eliminating
one level & giving responsibility of managers at that level to
managers above and empowering employees below – low cost foreign
competitors – reduce costs.
Strategic Alliance B2B
Agreement
managers share organization, resources, knowledge, foreign company, share
rewards & risks, new venture
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