Competitive advantage - Further reading
1 Competitive Advantage: Creating and Sustaining Superior Performance by Michael
E. Porter
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Competitive advantage - Further reading
1 Creating Competitive Advantage: Give Customers a Reason to Choose You Over Your Competitors by Jaynie
L. Smith
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Strategic management - Competitive advantage
1 It shows how a firm can use these forces to obtain a sustainable competitive advantage
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Strategic management - Competitive advantage
1 Borrowing from Hamel and Porter, Kay claimed that the role of strategic
management is to identify core competencies, and then assemble
assets that will increase value added and provide a competitive advantage
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Strategic management - Competitive advantage
1 In 1992 Jay Barney saw strategy as assembling the optimum mix of
resources, including human, technology and suppliers, and then
configuring them in unique and sustainable ways.Barney, J. (1991) “Firm Resources and Sustainable
Competitive Advantage”, Journal of Management, vol 17, no 1, 1991.
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Strategic management - Competitive advantage
1 Their underlying assumption was that there is no better source of competitive advantage than a continuous stream of delighted
customers.
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Strategic management - Competitive advantage
1 Because of the broad applicability of process management techniques,
they can be used as a basis for competitive advantage.
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Strategic management - Competitive advantage
1 They showed how a competitive advantage could be found in
ensuring that customers returned again and again
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Strategic management - Competitive advantage
1 James Gilmore and Joseph Pine found competitive advantage in mass
customization.Pine, J
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Strategic management - Competitive advantage
1 *Will the proposed competitive advantage create Perceived Differential Value?
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Demand chain management - Competitive advantages
1 To create sustainable competitive advantages with DDSN, companies
have to do deal with three conditions: Alignment (create shared incentives), Agility (respond quickly
to short-term change) and Adaptability (adjust design of the
supply chain).Lee, H, 2004. The Triple –A Supply Chain. Harvard Business
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Strategic information system - Gaining competitive advantage
1 Some of the more common ways of thinking about gaining competitive advantage are:
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Strategic information system - Gaining competitive advantage
1 It helps to talk about the possibilities of great breakthroughs, if it is always
kept in mind that there are many strategic systems developed and
installed that are successful enough to be highly praised within the
organization and offer a competitive advantage, but will not be written up
in the Harvard Business Review.
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Strategic information system - Porter’s competitive advantage
1 Porter’s theories on competitive advantage are not tied to information
systems, but are used by others to involve information services technologies._In his book, Dr
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Strategic information system - Porter’s competitive advantage
1 The basic notion is that to understand competitive advantage in any firm, one cannot look at the firm
as a whole
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Strategic information system - Porter’s competitive advantage
1 Cost leadership is one of Porter’s two types of
competitive advantage
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Resource-based view - What constitutes competitive advantage?
1 A competing firm can enter the market with a resource that has the ability to invalidate the prior firm's
competitive advantage, which results in reduced (read: normal) Economic rent|rents (Barney, 1986b, p658).
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Resource-based view - What constitutes competitive advantage?
1 Sustainability in the context of a sustainable competitive advantage is independent with
regard to the time frame. Rather, a competitive advantage is sustainable when
the efforts by competitors to render the competitive advantage redundant have
ceased (: p102; Rumelt, 1984, p562). When the imitative actions have come to an end without disrupting the firm’s competitive
advantage, the firm’s strategy can be called sustainable.
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Resource-based view - What constitutes competitive advantage?
1 This is in contrast to views of others (e.g., Porter) that a competitive advantage is sustained when it
provides above-average returns in the long run. (1985).
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Resource-based view - What constitutes competitive advantage?
1 'Why is competitive survival more important than striving for competitive advantage?'
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Resource-based view - What constitutes competitive advantage?
1 The main difference between the resource-based view of the firm and dynamic capabilities view is the fact that the latter focuses more on the issue of competitive survival rather
than achievement of sustainable competitive advantage
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Servicizing - Strategic competitive advantage
1 In a climate of increasing global competition, reduced power of industrialised countries,
concerns over resilience of local economies and society in general, instability of financial markets, increasing depletion of resources,
shifting environmental burdens among countries, inequality in access to resources
and growing environmental impacts, servicizing solutions hold promise to create
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Competitive advantage
1 New technologies such as robotics and information technology can provide competitive advantage, whether as a part of the product
itself, as an advantage to the making of the product, or as a competitive
aid in the business process (for example, better identification and
understanding of customers).
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Competitive advantage
1 Competitive advantage attempts to correct for this issue by stressing maximizing scale economies in goods and services that garner premium prices (Stutz and Warf
2009).
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Competitive advantage
1 Superior performance outcomes and superiority in production resources
reflects competitive advantage (Day and Wesley 1988 cited by Lau 2002,
p.125).
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Competitive advantage
1 Superior performance being the ultimate desired goal of a firm,
competitive advantage becomes the foundation highlighting the
significant importance to develop same.'
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Corporate strategy - Competitive advantage
1 In 1980, Porter defined the two types of competitive advantage an organization can achieve relative to its rivals: lower cost or Product differentiation|differentiation. This advantage derives from attribute(s) that allow an organization to outperform its competition, such as superior market
position, skills, or resources. In Porter's view, strategic management should be concerned
with building and sustaining competitive advantage.
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Sustainable competitive advantage
1 New technologies such as robotics and information technology can provide competitive advantage, whether as a part of the product
itself, as an advantage to the making of the product, or as a competitive
aid in the business process (for example, better identification and
understanding of customers).
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Sustainable competitive advantage - Overview
1 Michael Porter defined the two types of competitive advantage an organization can achieve relative to its rivals: lower cost or Product differentiation|differentiation. This advantage derives from attribute(s) that allow an organization to outperform its competition, such as superior market
position, skills, or resources. In Porter's view, strategic management should be concerned
with building and sustaining competitive advantage.
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Sustainable competitive advantage - Overview
1 Competitive advantage attempts to correct for this issue by stressing maximizing scale economies in goods and services that garner premium prices (Stutz and Warf
2009).
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