Exam 7: Strategy Formulation and Implementation
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____ means that managers focus on leveraging and developing more from the firm's existing assets, capabilities, and core competencies in a way that will provide a sustained competitive advantage.
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How business units and product lines fit together in a logical way is the essence of
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With a(n) ____ strategy, the organization concentrates on a specific regional market or buyer group.
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Information and control systems include reward systems, pay incentives, budgets for allocating resources, information technology systems, and the organization's rules.
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____________________ is a type of corporate-level strategy that pertains to the organization's mix of strategic business units.
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The acquisition of business that are related to current product lines or that take the corporation into new areas is called ____________________.
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The set of decisions and actions used to formulate and implement strategies that will provide a competitively superior fit between the organization and its environment so as to achieve organizational goals is known as
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The BCG (Boston Consulting Group) matrix evaluates SBUs with respect to their business growth rate and geographical location.
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Corporate-level strategy pertains to the organization as a whole.
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Top managers and chief executives have the final responsibility for strategic planning.
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The human resource department at Paula's Powerwheels is implementing a number of functional level strategies. These strategies include focusing on ways to retain and develop a stable work force and ways to improve efficiency in the organization. These functional-level strategies are consistent with which of the following strategies?
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Executives acquire information about external opportunities and strengths from a variety of reports, including budgets, financial ratios, profit and loss statements, and surveys of employee attitudes and satisfaction.
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Which of the following portfolio categories is made up of poor performers who command only a small share of a slow growth market?
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In BCG Matrix, the circle size represents the relative profit made by each business in the company's portfolio.
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When a company goes global, it is difficult to implement strategies. Explain.
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The question How do we compete? concerns ____________________ strategy.
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Classy Clay has extremely creative employees who, in the opinion of the organization, keep the company ahead of the competition. The creativity of these employees would be classified as
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Scenario - SS.com
Faced with rapidly growing business, Swift Stocks, Inc., a global brokerage company with the largest market share, recently announced that they have established an on-line stock investment and trading subsidiary, SS.com, where investors can trade stocks at the lowest rates in the industry. The .com subsidiary has less than one percent market share but it faces a very high business growth rate. In the brokerage industry the competition is fierce and all players are cutting their on-line commission rates.
-Swift Stock is following which strategy, according to Porter, through the .com subsidiary?
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