Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Strategic approaches
- Rational Planning
- Too rigid
- No strategy can be formalised in advnace
- Managers declare strategy after the event
- organisations cannot set objectives - only the people within
- strategy is not a rational process
- Emergent strategy
- Mintzberg (1987)
- Intended strategies
- Deliberate strategies
- Realised strategies
- Unrealised
- Patterns of behaviour
- Emergent strategies
- Realised strategies
- Key skills for manager
- Manage stability
- Detect discontinuity
- Know the business
- Manage patterns
- reconcile change and continuity
- Logical incrementalism
- Lindblom (1959)
- Strategic drift
- No radical changes
- Quinn (1978)
- Incremental change
- Manager's role
- Be attuned to the issues faced by organisation
- Network with stakeholders
- Develop strategic vision when needed
- Build political support for the strategy
- Obtain commitment by initial trials
- Allow concensus to build and implement change incrementally
- Positioning View
- "Outside-in" view
- High market share
- Differentiated products
- Low costs
- Criticisms
- Competive advantage not sustainable
- Environments change too fast
- Easier to change the environment than the organisation
- Resource-based view
- "Inside-out" view
- Stalk et al (1992)
- Advantage based on process not product
- Success converts processes into "value-add" activities
- Requires group-wide investment in capabilities
- CEO needs to champion group-wide approach
- Competitive advantage comes from
- Speed
- Consistency
- Acuity
- Agility
- Innovativeness
- Kay's Architecture
- Internal architecture - employees
- External architecture - suppliers/customers
- Network architecture - group of collaborating firms
- Barney (1991)
- Valuable
- Rare
- Imperfectly imitable
- Substituability