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Chapter 3 Achieving competitive advantage with information systems

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Chapter 3 Achieving competitive advantage with information systems
Digital Strategy revail
- AT&T vs Verizon
- Competition and bussiness model System change, Apple and Skype
- Strategy change due to information Systems
- AT&T
- Low price
- Verizon
- High cost and product quality
- AT&T
- AT&T vs Verizon
Information Systems to achive competitive advantages
- Porter's competitive forces model
- Traditional Competitors
- The innovative and more efficient drive the market
- New Market Entrance
- Requares outside financing
- Little brand recognition
- Substitute products and services
- Proce is a driver on the customer desition
- New susbstitutes are create
- Suppliers
- business prices can't grow as fast as the supplier pricess rise
- Customer
- Attact customers to the business inted of the competitors,change prices
- Traditional Competitors
- The business Value Chain Model
- Where the competitive strategies can be applied
- Expanding the value Chain: The Value Web
- Amazon.com
- Web Value
- Web Synchronizes
- Web value
- Amazon.com
- Where the competitive strategies can be applied
- Information Sysmtems improve Quality
- Reduce cycle time and simplify the production process
- Benchmark
- Use customers demands to improve products and services
- Improve Design Quality and precision
- Improve production Precision and tighten production tolerances
- Porter's competitive forces model
Information System Strategies for dealing with competitive forces
- Align the IT with the business objetives
- Low-cost Leadership
- Walmart
- Efficient customer response system
- Cash register systems
- Supplyers orders directly produce
- Purchaseing systems
- Efficient customer response system
- Walmart
- Production Diferentiation
- Mass Customization
- Focus on Market Niche
- serve to a narrow target of clients
- Customer and Suppler intimacy
- Close the gab between manofactures and the customers
- Align the IT with the business objetives
Strategies
- Synergies
- Business units as one, no Silos
- Other BU can use the others information
- Enhancing core competencies
- Knowledge is the base on the business
- Be the one with a unique product or development in high quality
- Network-Base Strategies
- In-side or Out-side networking
- Virtual Company's link people or resources to othe people
- Direct manofactures PO placements
- Synergies
Business process Management
- BPM
- 1) Identify processes for change
- 2) Analyze existing processes
- Books store "as-is"
- Book store
- Books store "as-is"
- 3) Design the new process
- 4) Implement the new process
- 5) Continuous measurement
- BPR
- BPM
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