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1、2023/5/18MIT-复旦复旦IMBA战略战略PPTCLASSOVERVIEW2COURSE OVERVIEWWE TRY TO INTRODUCE THE BASIC CONCEPTS,FRAMEWORKS AND METHODOLOIES USEFUL TO MANAGERS FORMULATING AND IMPLEMENTING BOTH BUSINESS UNIT AND CORPORATE LEVEL STRATEGY.PROBLEM SOLVING DRIVEN THAN TRADITIONAL THEORETICAL DRIVENLECTURE,CASE STUDY,GUE
2、ST SPEAKER,TEAM PROJECT TOGETHEROVERVIEW3READINGS AND TEXTBOOKSharon M.Oster,“Modern Competitive Analysis”Michael A.Hitt,R Duane Irelandand Robert E.Hoskisson “Strategic Management”Readings and CasesOVERVIEW4GRADINGThe class will graded as follows:Class participation 30%Group project 20%Written assi
3、gnments 20%Final exam 30%OVERVIEW5CLASS PARTICIATION Offering your analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of the readings central argument.Identifying the key issues,problems and opportunities facing the central protagonist,to articulate and evaluate alternative approaches to the problems,and to d
4、escribe the course of action that you recommend and the reasons for your recommendations.OVERVIEW6TO BE A GOOD PARTICIPANTIs the participant a good listener?Are the point made relevant to the discuss?Are they linked to the comments of others that the class is exploring together?Do the comments add t
5、o our understanding of the situation?Are they incisive?Do they cut to the core the problem?Is there a willingness to challenge the ideas that are being expressed?Is there a willingness to test new idea,or are all comments”safe”?Does the participant integrate material from past classes or the reading
6、s where appropriate?So the comment reflect cumulative learning over the course,or does the participant merely consider each case in isolation?OVERVIEW7STUDY GROUP&GROUP PROJECTEach group-5-6 studentsGroup project is for you to formulate a strategy for a particular company and a division in a company
7、.Group project should be a real caseWriting report plus presentationOVERVIEW8CLASSONE9INTEGRATED MARETINGPhilosophy marketingStrategy marketingMarketing mixtureCLASSONE10THE ROLE STRATEGY IN SUCCESSGoal are simple,consistent and long termProfound understanding of the competitive environmentObjective
8、 appraisal of resourcesEffective implementationCLASSONE11THE BASIC HISTORY OF STRATEGYOrigin and military antecedentsToward a general theory of strategyThe development of business strategyThe role of competition and quest for competitive advantageThe evolution of the strategyCLASSONE12THE HISTORY OF
9、 BUSINESS STRATEGYPre-1950s-”Business police”:general management and leadership skill1950s-1960s-budget control and long-term detailed planing methods stressed1960s-1970s-corporate diversification,portfolio planning1970s-1980s-decline of formal planning system;Porter analysis of industries and compe
10、tition;search for profitable niches and industries;run from tough competition1980s-1990s-emphases on cultivating organizational capabilities rather than just positioning:notion that firms can create their own good fortuneCLASSONE13THE FALLACIES OF STRATEGIC PLANNINGThe fallacy of predictionThe falla
11、cy of detachmentThe fallacy of formalizationCLASSONE14SOME KEY POINTS FROM THE STRATEGY HISTORYCompetition provides the rationale for strategycompetition occurs whenever resources are finite and competitors objectives are mutually inconsistentOur priority in strategy formulation will be less on”play
12、ing competitive games”through anticipating competitors move and engaging in bluff and counter bluff,threat and deterrence,and much more on seeking insulation from the uncertainties of competitive interaction by establishing a position of sustainable advantage over rivals.Strategy is a deliberate sea
13、rch for a plan of action that will develop a businesss competitive advantage and compound itCLASSONE15THE DIFFERENT CONCEPTS OF STRATEGIESStrategy as PlanStrategy as PloyStrategy as PatternStrategy as PositionStrategy as PerspectiveCLASSONE16THE ROLE OF STRATEGYStrategy as a support for decision mak
14、ingStrategy as a vehicle for coordination and communicationStrategy as target CLASSONE17STRATEGIESCooperate strategyBusiness strategyFunctional strategyCLASSONE18THE STRATEGY MAKING PROCESSSCriticism of the “Rationalist”approachStrategy making as“Crafting”Strategy intent CLASSONE19STRATEGY SPECTRUMD
15、eliberate Strategy Emergent StrategyAnalytical “Crafting”Formal Planning Pattern of actionInflexible flexibleincremental change Radical change possibleCLASSONE20QUESTIONS TO DISCUSSION1.Whyaretheredifferentdefinitionsof“strategy”?Howdotheyrelatetoeachother?2.Howhasthefieldofstrategyevolvedoverthepas
16、tseveraldecades?Howhavetheemphaseschanged?3.WhatarethefeaturesofasuccessfulstrategyaccordingtoGrant?4.HowdoesMintzbergviewstrategy?Whatishismajorargument?Doyouagree?5.Howdoes“strategicintent”differfrom“strategicplanning”?6.WhatdoHamelandPrahaladcriticizeaboutcommonapproachestostrategyinU.S.firms?CLA
17、SSONE21CLASSTWO22SOCIETAL ENVIRONMENTEconomic environmentTechnological environmentPolitical-Legal environmentSociocultural environmentCLASSTWO23TASK ENVIRONEMENTMarketing analysisCompetitor analysisSupplier analysisGovernmental analysisCommunity analysisInterest group analysisCLASSTWO24INDUSTRY ANAL
18、YSIS-COMPETITIVE ANALYSISIndustry Rivalryamong existing competitorsSubstitutePotential entrantSupplier powerBuyer powerCLASSTWO25Rivalry(Intensity of competition)Intense rivalry reduces average profitabilityCoordination on prices can increase total profits within an industryWhere coordination yields
19、 excess profits,there are incentives to shade(cut)prices a bit to increase market shareLarge number of competitors reduce coordination opportunitiesRivalry usually more intense if firms are of the same sizeCLASSTWO26The more similar firms are,the easier will be coordination Industries with substanti
20、al specific assets exhibit high barriers to exit and thus intensified rivalryVariability in demand(and supply)creates more rivalry in an industry,and can make flexibility more important,giving an advantage to small or more flexiblefirmsRivalry(Intensity of competition)CLASSTWO27SUBSTITUTESPresence o
21、f good substitutes limits profitsCross-elasticity of demand a factor in this CLASSTWO28BUYERESNumber of buyers and the size/distribution of their purchase critical:Large number of buyers with small purchases reduces buyer powerStandardization of products increase buyer power,usually,because they can
22、 play off one supplier against anotherWhen buyer integrate backward to produce some of the good themselves,this can increase their bargaining powerThe more open transactions are,the more power buyers have because this reduces search costs for producers CLASSTWO29SUPPLIERSLarge number of suppliers re
23、duces supplier powerStandardization of products reduces supplier powerThreat of backward integration by buyers reduces supplier powerMore open information reduces supplier powerCLASSTWO30CASE STUDY QUESTIONS(CC&C)Is this an“attractive”industry?What has been Crown Cork s strategy under Connelly?Has i
24、t been successful?What kinds of strategies have CC&Ss competitors followed?Why?Have they been successful?What are CC&Ss organizational competencies?How are they developed?How are they supported by the firms functional strategies?Why wasnt CC&Ss strategy widely imitated?What are the major problems fa
25、cing Crown Cork and what recommendations would you make to management?CLASSTWO31THE LESSONS FROM CROWN CORK&SEALProfitable segments and competitive positions exist even in unattractive industries.Entrepreneurial insight versus conventional wisdom criticalCombining low cost(efficiency)with differenti
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