Exam 3: Assessing the Internal Environment of the Firm
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Regarding the value-chain concept, the most important interrelationship is between the organization and its
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Technology development is a much broader concept than research and development.
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XYZ Corp. is focusing on the objective of low-cost, high quality, on-time production by minimizing idle productive facilities and workers. The XYZ Corp. is taking advantage of a __________ system.
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Focusing too narrowly on current customers, technologies and competitors can lead a company to overlook periphery industry boundaries and a new set of competitive relationships.
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In terms of value chain analysis, a telephone operating company would find that negotiating and maintaining ongoing relations with regulatory bodies are important activities for achieving
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Top managers have learned not to rely on SWOT to stimulate self-reflection and group discussions about how to improve their firm and position for success.
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Focusing too narrowly on current customers, technologies, and competitors can lead to a failure to notice important changes on the periphery of their environment that may trigger the need to redefine industry boundaries and identify a whole new set of competitive relationships. This is a result of relying
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Financial resources such as cash and cash equivalents are intangible resources.
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When using industry norms as a standard of comparison, managers must be sure that the firms used in the comparisons are representative of all sizes and strategies within the industry.
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Which of these categories of financial ratios is used to measure the ability of a firm to meet its short-term financial obligations?
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The value-chain concept assumes that both primary and support activities are capable of producing value for customers.
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Apple combines and packages proven technology in new and innovative ways. This is an example of its use of
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The balanced scorecard enables managers to evaluate their business from only two perspectives: customer and financial.
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Establishing a customer service hotline to handle customer complaints would be considered a primary activity in value-chain analysis.
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_____________ are typically embedded in unique routines and practices that have evolved and accumulated over time such as effective work teams.
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The SWOT framework is not sufficient as the primary basis for evaluating the internal strengths and weaknesses of a company.
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Some firms find great value by not incorporating their customers into the value creation process.
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Strategists who rely on traditional definitions of their industry and competitive environment often focus their sights too ___________ on current customers, technologies, and competitors.
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When using industry norms as a standard of comparison, managers must be sure that the firms used in the comparisons are representative of all sizes and strategies within the industry.
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With the total performance indicators in place at Sears, it can evaluate if a single store improves its employee attitude by 5 percent and therefore predict with confidence that if the revenue growth in the district as a whole is 5 percent, the revenue growth in this particular store would be 5.5 percent. This is an example of the _______ perspective of the balanced scorecard.
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