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, and capability development (Chapters 6, 8, and 13). Please note that the book is supported by a

competitive strategies -- 6. Strengthening a company's competitive position -- 7. Strategies for competing in

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and the Win6 approach -- Multi-stakeholder initiatives -- Stakeholder-related CSR issues -- Employees

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commiseration : Concern; Condolence; Regret; Apology -- Reactive strategy 6: Rectifying behavior : Investigation

. Strategy content. 4 Business level strategy -- 5 Corporate level strategy -- 6 Network level strategy

positioning. 4. The business environment and strategy -- 5. Resource-led strategy -- 6. The dynamics of

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attractive market segments -- 6. Marketing strategies in the life cycle -- 7. Product and service innovation

-- Notes -- 6.What does it take to be a product leader? How product leaders implement strategy -- The

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chain strategies -- 5 Supplier sourcing, procurement and evaluation -- 6 Supply chain structures and

-Commerce -- Marketing Thinking Challenge 6.1: The Marketing Mix-Consumer vs. B2B -- Marketing Thinking Challenge 6.2: E

-- 10. Workouts 5 and 6: Drive your distribution -- Workout 5 Existing channels -- Workout 6 New

-- 6.3. Application of the RBV to SHRM -- 6.3.1. Human capital advantage -- 6.3.2. Advantage through

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. Branding and brand strategies -- pt. 6. Marketing strategy dynamics -- pt. 7. Impact of marketing strategy.

for international strategic management / Lawrence S. Welch -- 6.Triple testing the quality of

management process -- Context -- Strategy -- Implementation -- Performance -- 1.6.Who `does' strategy? -- 1.7

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?', Strategic Management Journal, 19 (7), July, 683--96 / Richard Makadok -- 6.`Agglomeration Economies, Firm

. Controlling -- pt. 6. Contemporary management issues.

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in the crafting of strategy; Vignette D: Hephata; 6. Understanding organizations through embodied

Part I The Strategic Position -- Part II STRATEGIC CHOICES -- Introduction to Part II -- 6. Business

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6: Competitive advantage through product -- Learning objectives -- Introduction -- Generic

-- Step 6. Create strategic options -- Step 7. Take strategic decisions -- Step 8. Create and communicate

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growth regime; 6. Grafting the Tefal model: astonishing performance from an innovative start-up; Part III

-- 6. Globalizing the value proposition -- 7. Global branding -- 8. Globalizing the value chain

business-unit level -- ch. 6 Corporate-level strategy and restructuring -- ch. 7 Strategy implementation

Importance Of Planning -- Chapter 4 Improving Cost Performance -- Chapter 5 Ten Things To Do -- Chapter 6

-- 6. Requirements analysis -- 7. Solution assessment & validation -- 8. Underlying competencies -- 9

Food - A Lightning Rod for Big Food Protest -- Ch. 6. Issues Communication -- Vignettes: Activists

-- 4. A Review of the Literature Part 2 -- 5. Entrepreneur versus Owner-Manager -- 6. The Strategic

. Impacts and legacies -- 5. Financial planning and control -- 6. Event revenue maximization -- 7. The

Competition -- 4. Networks -- Pt. II. The Organizational Landscape -- 5. Organizational Dynamics -- 6

behaviour -- 4. Recent trends in infrastructure-based sectors -- 5. The EU-US 2007 Open Skies Treaty -- 6

. Developing the Strategic Plan -- 6. Selecting the Target Audience -- 7. Understanding Target Audience

Enterprise in Economic Development -- 6. The Role of Management, Enterprise, and Technology in the Wealth of

: Banners, buttons, interstitials, and portals -- A basic introduction to ad serving -- Chapter 6: Other

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system I: the organizing framework -- 6. Design of a scorecard system II: other issues -- 7

the Media Industries -- 6. Managing Technological Change -- 7. Creativity and Innovation -- 8

Strategy -- 6. Assessing Organizational Performance -- 7. Business Level Strategy -- 8. Corporate Level

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-- 4. Scenarios and strategic objectives -- 5. Strategic action plans -- 6. Critical success factors

. Architectural innovation in cross-functional multi-projects -- 6. Business innovation through joint ventures

advantage -- 6. Human resources as a source of sustained competitive advantage -- 7. Information technology

strategy making process -- 6. Designed strategy making in practice : a case study -- 7. The impact of

center : using the information evolution model -- Ch. 5. Human capital -- Ch. 6. Knowledge processes

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-- 5. The corporate dialogue : activating the agenda -- 6. The executive dialogue centre : installing

. Occupational subcultures -- 5. Ethnic and racial subcultures -- 6. Gender and generational subcultures -- 7

choice 5--what kind of relationships do we seek? -- Critical choice 6--how do we change our organization

-- 6. Demand-responsive supply chains -- 7. Reducing the likelihood of intentional disruptions -- 8

capabilities -- 6. Organization structure and management systems -- 7. The nature and sources of competitive

. Managing international strategic planning and implementation -- Ch. 6. Strategies for international

execution -- Ch. 5. Managing integration : effective coordination and information sharing -- Ch. 6

priorities -- Ch. 6. Phase 5 : write the strategic plan -- Ch. 7. Phase 6 : implement the strategic plan

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an organisation -- 6. The uncertain environment -- 7. Scenario analysis -- 8. Scenarios and the

Moves: Managing the Key Organizational Issues That Most Influence Success or Failure -- 6. Transforming

competitive strategy -- Pt. II. Strategic management in practice -- 6. Strategic management in practice -- 7

-- Pt. II. Strategic Environments and Competitive Advantage -- 5. Identifying opportunity and risk -- 6

Times -- Ch. 6. The Executioner: Lou Gerstner Imposes a New Discipline at IBM -- Ch. 7. The Importance

-- 6. To merge or not to merge - that is the question! -- 7. Small college hoping not to get smaller

challenge -- Ch. 5. Integrating strategy and responsibility -- Ch. 6. An alternative model of organization

Makers -- Ch. 5. Identifying Decision Influencers -- Ch. 6. Discovering Problems -- Ch. 7. Developing

from Navigating into the Future; 4 Case Histories; 5 Challenges; 6 Visualizing Strategies in Maps; 7

Gaps in Results ... and Putting Them in Priority Order -- 6. Solving Problems: Closing the Priority

. 3. The External Assessment -- Ch. 4. The Internal Assessment -- Ch. 5. Strategies in Action -- Ch. 6

-- 5. Know the world -- 6. The core of your plan -- 7. About these numbers -- 8. Getting to gross

. Strategic choice -- 5. Growth strategies -- 6. Managing strategy -- 7. Does it matter?

. 5. Strategies in Action -- Ch. 6. Strategy Analysis and Choice -- Ch. 7. Implementing Strategies

-driven corporate strategy -- 6. Market expansion corporate strategy -- 7. Competency-based corporate strategy -- 8

-- 3. Brand Religion -- 4. Corporate Religion -- 5. Commitment and action -- 6. Consequences for the

. Strategic Choice. 6. Bases of Strategic Choice. 7. Strategic Options: Directions and Methods of Development

-- Ch. 6. Market Models Will Multiply, Not Contract -- Ch. 7. Online Companies Will Become Para

Capabilities. 5. Strategy and Competitive Advantage. 6. Matching Strategy to a Company's Situation. 7. Strategy

Entrepreneurial School: Strategy Formation as a Visionary Process -- 6. The Cognitive School: Strategy Formation

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-- Key 2: Mobilising -- Key 3: Catalysing -- Key 4: Steering -- Key 5: Delivering -- Key 6: Obtaining

National Competitive Advantage -- 6. National Competitive Advantage in Services -- 7. Patterns of National

-- Ch. 6. Managing the Multibusiness Corporation -- Appendix C. Mechanisms for Achieving Control and

Fallacies of Strategic Planning -- 6. Planning, Plan, Planners.