Exam 13: Conclusions: Relating Content, Context, and Process
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Resource development of H&T firms should complement their competitive strategies so that there is alignment between the former and the latter.
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The premise of the "contingency school" is that once formed effective strategies will always promote competitive advantage.
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What results from the process of strategic management?
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The configurational school claims there is ease in achieving a 'fit' between these contradictory tensions, and sustaining this coherence in dynamic and complex situations.
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How can we define "distinctive competencies: for a H&T organization? Give examples.
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According to which view/school of thought does strategic planning consists of four separate elements: (1) analysis, (2) strategy formulation, (3) strategy implementation and (4) control/ monitoring?
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There is a hierarchical and integrative relationship among the schools of thought in the strategic management field and they are rarely found in their pure form
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In the 1980s and 1990s scholars focused on firms' competencies to explain strategy, leading to the emergence of the resource-based view of the firm.
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How does the resource based view explain developing a completive advantage?
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In strategic management the context refers to description, selection and justification of a certain strategy (or strategies).
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Sustainable competitive advantage is the result of developing and combing several distinctive competencies that lead to superior financial performance.
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H&T organizations do not need to constantly analyze the external and internal environments once they formulate and implement their strategies.
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How far the industry characteristics influence development and implementation of business practices?
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In the 1990's globalization led to strategic alliances as a means of addressing the challenges of operating in different cultures.
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The four main elements of strategic management include all of the following EXCEPT.
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How can we define "core capabilities" for a H&T organization? Give examples.
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