Friday, September 22, 2017

MGT 300 - Chapter 2

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IDENTIFYING COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE






INTRODUCTION



  • What is competitive advantage ?
- A product or service that an organization's customers place a greater value on than similar offerings from a competitor.
- Unfortunately, CA is temporary because competitors keep duplicate the strategy.
- Then, the company should start the new competitive advantage.

Five Forces Model :
  • Micheal Porter's Five Forces Model is useful tool to aid organization in challeging decision whether to join a new industry or industry segment.

There are Five Forces Model :

  1. Buyer Power
  2. Supplier Power
  3. Threat of Substitute products & Service
  4. Threat of new entrants
  5. Rivalry among existence competitors

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1. Buyer Products
  • High - when buyers have many choices of whom to buy.
  • Low - when their choices are few.
2. Supplier Power
  • High - when buyers have few choices of whom to buy from.
  • Low - when their choices are many.
3. Threat of Substitute products & Service
  • High - when there are many alternatives to a product or service.
  • Low - when there are few alternatives from which to choose.
4.Threat of new entrants
  • High - when it is easy for new competitors to enter a market.
  • Low - when there are significant entry barriers to entering a market.
5. Rivalry among existence competitors
  • High - when competition is fierce in a market.
  • Low - when competition is more complacent.
THE THREE GENERICS STRATEGIES



1. Cost Leadership 
  • Becoming a low-cost produce in the industry allows the company to lower prices to customers.
  • Competitors with higher costs cannot afford to compete with the low-cost leader on price.
2. Differentiation
  • create competitive advantage by distinguishing their products on one or more features important to their customers.
3. Focused Strategy

  • Target to a niche market.
  • concentrates on either cost leadership or differentiation.

The Value Chains - Targeting Business Processes

  • Supply Chain - a chain or series of processes that adds value to product & service for customer.
  • Add value to its products and services that support a profit margin for the firm


THE END :) 

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