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Samenvatting van de slides aangevuld met notities. Elk woord wat gezegd is door de professor staat in deze samenvatting. Het enige hoofdstuk wat onvolledig is, is degene m.b.t. op AI (ziek en niet kunnen inhalen). De samenvatting is uitgebreid en duidelijk. Deze gebruikt om te studeren en een 15/20 behaald.

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STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
INHOUD

Theme 1: what is strategy? ...................................................................................................................5
the concept of strategy .....................................................................................................................5
what is the essence of strategic thinking & implementation.............................................................5
The quest for competitive advantage .............................................................................................6
Strategic approach choices ...........................................................................................................6
The evolving nature of an organizations strategy .............................................................................7
Business = value creation .............................................................................................................7
Business = creating + capturing economic value .............................................................................. 13
Examples of value creation ............................................................................................................. 17
Theme 2: organizational direction & external analysis .......................................................................... 19
Leadership crafting a strategy to guide the organization’s direction ................................................... 19
Purpose (WHY) and strategy ........................................................................................................ 19
Communicating the strategic vision/mission/values ..................................................................... 20
Stage 1: developing a strategic vision, a mission and a set of core values ....................................... 20
Communication the strategic vision ............................................................................................ 20
Crafting a mission statement ...................................................................................................... 21
Linking vision and mission with core values .................................................................................. 21
Purpose embedded in strategy .................................................................................................... 21
Stage 2: the two essential kinds of objectives to set ...................................................................... 22
Stage 3: the strategy-making hierarchy ........................................................................................ 22
Stage 4: executing the strategy .................................................................................................... 23
Who is involved in strategy making:.............................................................................................. 23
an industry or external analysis ....................................................................................................... 32
the components of an organisation’s macro environment ............................................................. 32
attractiveness of industries ............................................................................................................. 33
analyzing the industry: 5 forces of michael porter ............................................................................. 35
the five competitive forces .......................................................................................................... 36
pest analysis of industry ................................................................................................................. 39
does industry matter?..................................................................................................................... 40
the most common drivers of industry change ............................................................................... 40
industry dynamics .......................................................................................................................... 46
theme 3: internal analysis & competitive advantage ............................................................................. 48
How to use an organization’s resources and capabilities to gain competitive advantage? ................... 48

1

, evaluating a firm’s internal situation ............................................................................................ 48
indicators of strategic success .................................................................................................... 48
Key financial ratios ..................................................................................................................... 48
the impact of resources and capabilities in firms ............................................................................. 49
resources and capabilities .......................................................................................................... 49
what are the organization’s competitively important resources and capabilities............................. 50
identifying capabilities ................................................................................................................ 50
understanding your internal position within the competitive setting .................................................. 51
resource and capability anaylisis post-pandemic ......................................................................... 53
Resource and capability analysis ................................................................................................. 53
strategy: focusing on distinctive capabilities → brand recognition..................................................... 59
resources/capabilities of strong strategic leaders ............................................................................ 59
a case: ducati vs harley davidson .................................................................................................... 62
a case: yamaha vs steinway – nvidia – byd vs tesla ........................................................................... 66
theme 4: competitive advantage through positioning ........................................................................... 68
Positioning strategy ........................................................................................................................ 68
positioning through low cost: low-cost provider strategies ............................................................ 72
positioning through low cost: cost drivers .................................................................................... 73
positioning through differentiation: uniqueness drivers ................................................................. 75
strategy and competitive advantage ................................................................................................ 76
‘smart’ positioning ......................................................................................................................... 83
two other examples of ‘smart’ positioning........................................................................................ 88
demand and supply ........................................................................................................................ 90
positioning: taking advantage of supply and demand networks ......................................................... 95
theme 5: blue ocean strategy & non-disruptive innovation = ‘creating’ a new demand .......................... 101
Positioning: adapting to the industry & BMI → principles of ROS...................................................... 101
reconstructionist perspective: shaping the industry →principles of BOS ......................................... 101
the principles of non-disruptive strategic innovation: economic & social benefits ............................ 114
theme 6: the importance of innovation to sustain competitive advantage ............................................ 120
New ways of operating & game changing high tech innovation ........................................................ 120
ibm case ...................................................................................................................................... 123
the importance of strategic innovation .......................................................................................... 125
Advantage of first mover: Amazon.com ...................................................................................... 127
E-commerce ............................................................................................................................ 127
case: e-readers ............................................................................................................................ 129
strategic innovation: a job to be done ............................................................................................ 135
the advantage of big data → new digital business models ............................................................... 136

2

, artificial intelligence ..................................................................................................................... 138
how ai attemps to mimick our brain functioning ......................................................................... 139
a stylized representation of a neural net (ml) .............................................................................. 139
How do humans think? How does the ChatGPT “think”? ............................................................. 141
generative ai: what’s next? ........................................................................................................ 141
the use of gen ai – bcg ............................................................................................................... 142
can ai match human ingenuity in creative problem-solving ......................................................... 142
limitations of gen ai................................................................................................................... 142
theme 7: a global strategy for international expansion ........................................................................ 144
global strategies in the multinational corporation ........................................................................... 144
multinational companies: operating beyond national borders ..................................................... 144
why competing across national borders makes strategy more complex ....................................... 145
the diamond of national comparative advantage ........................................................................ 145
reasons for locating value chain activities for comparative advantage ......................................... 145
the impact of government policies and economic conditions in host countries ............................ 146
political and economic risks ...................................................................................................... 146
the risks of adverse exchange rate shifts .................................................................................... 146
cross-country differences in demographic, cultural and market conditions ................................. 146
strategic options for entering and competing in international markets ......................................... 148
case: why does microsoft acquire game companies ....................................................................... 149
case: ms expanding in gaming....................................................................................................... 149
players in the cloud industry ...................................................................................................... 149
three approaches for competing internationally ......................................................................... 150
case: m&a of united wardrobe by vinted: transnational, global or multidomestic?............................ 150
theme 8: a corporate strategy beyond strategic units ......................................................................... 153
strategic advantages for diversification in a multi-business corporation .......................................... 153
scope of operations .................................................................................................................. 153
dimenions of firm scope............................................................................................................ 153
Horizontal M&A strategies (A) .................................................................................................... 154
benefits of increasing horizontal scope ...................................................................................... 154
backwards integration towards suppliers ................................................................................... 154
integrating forward to enhance competitiveness ........................................................................ 155
strategic alliances & partnerships (c) ......................................................................................... 155
capturing the benefits of strategic alliances ............................................................................... 155
creating value in a diversified firm ................................................................................................. 156
synergies among business units? .................................................................................................. 160
better performance through synergy .......................................................................................... 160

3

, building shareholder value: a justification for diversification ....................................................... 167
choosing a diversification path: related vs unrelated business .................................................... 170
strategic fit, economies of scope and competitive advabtage (a) related diversification ................ 171
building shareholder value via (b) unrelated diversification ......................................................... 171
the drawbacks of unrelated diversification ................................................................................. 172
strategies for entering new businesses ...................................................................................... 172
case: walt disney.......................................................................................................................... 173
theme 9: strategy and sustainability .................................................................................................. 175
making a strategy work: governance, ethics & sustainability ........................................................... 175
strategy and sustainability ............................................................................................................ 182
opening case: the gulf of mexico disaster (2010) ......................................................................... 183
what do we mean by business ethics ......................................................................................... 183
corporate social responsibility, environmental sustainability & strategy ...................................... 185
corporate citizenship & stewardship: from smart to wise leadership ............................................... 188
corporate social responsibility ...................................................................................................... 190
the triple bottom line + esg ........................................................................................................ 191
strategic alignment between business objectives and societal goals ............................................... 197
theme 10: strategy in turbulent times ................................................................................................ 205
Realising strategy under extreme uncertainty ................................................................................. 205
good strategy vs bad strategy ........................................................................................................ 206
strategy in turbulent times ............................................................................................................ 210
case: rumble in the jungle – strategy in turbulent times ................................................................... 211
How game theory can help to make good strategic choices ............................................................ 213




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Índice general

  1. 01 Theme 1: what is strategy? 5
  2. 02 the concept of strategy 5
  3. 03 what is the essence of strategic thinking & implementation 5
  4. 04 The quest for competitive advantage 6
  5. 05 Strategic approach choices 6
  6. 06 The evolving nature of an organizations strategy 7
  7. 07 Business = value creation 7
  8. 08 Business = creating + capturing economic value 13
  9. 09 Examples of value creation 17
  10. 10 Theme 2: organizational direction & external analysis 19
  11. 11 Leadership crafting a strategy to guide the organization’s direction 19
  12. 12 Purpose (WHY) and strategy 19
  13. 13 Communicating the strategic vision/mission/values 20
  14. 14 Stage 1: developing a strategic vision, a mission and a set of core values 20
  15. 15 Communication the strategic vision 20
  16. 16 Crafting a mission statement 21
  17. 17 Linking vision and mission with core values 21
  18. 18 Purpose embedded in strategy 21
  19. 19 Stage 2: the two essential kinds of objectives to set 22
  20. 20 Stage 3: the strategy-making hierarchy 22
  21. 21 Stage 4: executing the strategy 23
  22. 22 Who is involved in strategy making: 23
  23. 23 an industry or external analysis 32
  24. 24 the components of an organisation’s macro environment 32
  25. 25 attractiveness of industries 33
  26. 26 analyzing the industry: 5 forces of michael porter 35
  27. 27 the five competitive forces 36
  28. 28 pest analysis of industry 39
  29. 29 does industry matter? 40
  30. 30 the most common drivers of industry change 40
  31. 31 industry dynamics 46
  32. 32 theme 3: internal analysis & competitive advantage 48
  33. 33 How to use an organization’s resources and capabilities to gain competitive advantage? 48
  34. 34 evaluating a firm’s internal situation 48
  35. 35 indicators of strategic success 48
  36. 36 Key financial ratios 48
  37. 37 the impact of resources and capabilities in firms 49
  38. 38 resources and capabilities 49
  39. 39 what are the organization’s competitively important resources and capabilities 50
  40. 40 identifying capabilities 50
  41. 41 understanding your internal position within the competitive setting 51
  42. 42 resource and capability anaylisis post-pandemic 53
  43. 43 Resource and capability analysis 53
  44. 44 strategy: focusing on distinctive capabilities → brand recognition 59
  45. 45 resources/capabilities of strong strategic leaders 59
  46. 46 a case: ducati vs harley davidson 62
  47. 47 a case: yamaha vs steinway – nvidia – byd vs tesla 66
  48. 48 theme 4: competitive advantage through positioning 68
  49. 49 Positioning strategy 68
  50. 50 positioning through low cost: low-cost provider strategies 72
  51. 51 positioning through low cost: cost drivers 73
  52. 52 positioning through differentiation: uniqueness drivers 75
  53. 53 strategy and competitive advantage 76
  54. 54 ‘smart’ positioning 83
  55. 55 two other examples of ‘smart’ positioning 88
  56. 56 demand and supply 90
  57. 57 positioning: taking advantage of supply and demand networks 95
  58. 58 theme 5: blue ocean strategy & non-disruptive innovation = ‘creating’ a new demand 101
  59. 59 Positioning: adapting to the industry & BMI → principles of ROS 101
  60. 60 reconstructionist perspective: shaping the industry →principles of BOS 101
  61. 61 the principles of non-disruptive strategic innovation: economic & social benefits 114
  62. 62 theme 6: the importance of innovation to sustain competitive advantage 120
  63. 63 New ways of operating & game changing high tech innovation 120
  64. 64 ibm case 123
  65. 65 the importance of strategic innovation 125
  66. 66 Advantage of first mover: Amazon.com 127
  67. 67 E-commerce 127
  68. 68 case: e-readers 129
  69. 69 strategic innovation: a job to be done 135
  70. 70 the advantage of big data → new digital business models 136
  71. 71 artificial intelligence 138
  72. 72 how ai attemps to mimick our brain functioning 139
  73. 73 a stylized representation of a neural net (ml) 139
  74. 74 How do humans think? How does the ChatGPT “think”? 141
  75. 75 generative ai: what’s next? 141
  76. 76 the use of gen ai – bcg 142
  77. 77 can ai match human ingenuity in creative problem-solving 142
  78. 78 limitations of gen ai 142
  79. 79 theme 7: a global strategy for international expansion 144
  80. 80 global strategies in the multinational corporation 144
  81. 81 multinational companies: operating beyond national borders 144
  82. 82 why competing across national borders makes strategy more complex 145
  83. 83 the diamond of national comparative advantage 145
  84. 84 reasons for locating value chain activities for comparative advantage 145
  85. 85 the impact of government policies and economic conditions in host countries 146
  86. 86 political and economic risks 146
  87. 87 the risks of adverse exchange rate shifts 146
  88. 88 cross-country differences in demographic, cultural and market conditions 146
  89. 89 strategic options for entering and competing in international markets 148
  90. 90 case: why does microsoft acquire game companies 149
  91. 91 case: ms expanding in gaming 149
  92. 92 players in the cloud industry 149
  93. 93 three approaches for competing internationally 150
  94. 94 case: m&a of united wardrobe by vinted: transnational, global or multidomestic? 150
  95. 95 theme 8: a corporate strategy beyond strategic units 153
  96. 96 strategic advantages for diversification in a multi-business corporation 153
  97. 97 scope of operations 153
  98. 98 dimenions of firm scope 153
  99. 99 Horizontal M&A strategies (A) 154
  100. 100 benefits of increasing horizontal scope 154
  101. 101 backwards integration towards suppliers 154
  102. 102 integrating forward to enhance competitiveness 155
  103. 103 strategic alliances & partnerships (c) 155
  104. 104 capturing the benefits of strategic alliances 155
  105. 105 creating value in a diversified firm 156
  106. 106 synergies among business units? 160
  107. 107 better performance through synergy 160
  108. 108 building shareholder value: a justification for diversification 167
  109. 109 choosing a diversification path: related vs unrelated business 170
  110. 110 strategic fit, economies of scope and competitive advabtage (a) related diversification 171
  111. 111 building shareholder value via (b) unrelated diversification 171
  112. 112 the drawbacks of unrelated diversification 172
  113. 113 strategies for entering new businesses 172
  114. 114 case: walt disney 173
  115. 115 theme 9: strategy and sustainability 175
  116. 116 making a strategy work: governance, ethics & sustainability 175
  117. 117 strategy and sustainability 182
  118. 118 opening case: the gulf of mexico disaster (2010) 183
  119. 119 what do we mean by business ethics 183
  120. 120 corporate social responsibility, environmental sustainability & strategy 185
  121. 121 corporate citizenship & stewardship: from smart to wise leadership 188
  122. 122 corporate social responsibility 190
  123. 123 the triple bottom line + esg 191
  124. 124 strategic alignment between business objectives and societal goals 197
  125. 125 theme 10: strategy in turbulent times 205
  126. 126 Realising strategy under extreme uncertainty 205
  127. 127 good strategy vs bad strategy 206
  128. 128 strategy in turbulent times 210
  129. 129 case: rumble in the jungle – strategy in turbulent times 211
  130. 130 How game theory can help to make good strategic choices 213
  131. 131 strategic bets 6
  132. 132 flights, budget fashion) 7
  133. 133 BUSINESS = VALUE CREATION 8
  134. 134 value they create and position themselves for extraordinary financial performance 9
  135. 135 How to improve the firm’s financial and market performance 10

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