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Strategic renewal
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Dynamic capabilities
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E.g: Acquisitions, alliances, new product development, business development, or organizational transformation.
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Example: Soccer Field
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How does a soccer player decide what moves to make (processes), where to pass (positions), where to run (paths)?
To summarize
- strategic position - cost leadership and differentiation
- dual strategies are risky - stuck in middle but potential if with strategic clarity and discipline
- strategic renewal is necessary when lost between firm and envrioment
Advice from Our Experts
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- Great listener & Understand your people
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if you walk in with the answer, you'll be wrong
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- Don't insert sales or marketing between you and customers.
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Dual Strategy
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feasibility
It is difficult to achieve, because resource and activity that lead to more differentiation will tend to inflate the costs, and those that help to reduce costs will undermine differentiation.
Example
Saab(紳寶汽車)
1989
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Originally make profit with traditional differentiated positioning,and GM(通用汽車) acquired 50% stake in the company
The reason why it fail
The key factor was that when GM tried to pursue savings in costs to make Saab profitable,it was unable to retain the key features that supported Saab's original differentiated positioning.
Dell
Dell's fundamental innovation in the computer industry was to build computer to order and allow users to customize their computer orders to their particular needs. This can increase customers value.
Dell could avoid the costs of buying parts and holding them in inventory , or of making computers that may not sell at retailers.
Honda and Toyota
They adopt Total quality management(TQM)practices in their design,this can increase customers value.
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