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Strategy and Strategic Management
Basic concepts of corporate strategy
Definition of corporate strategy
Tradition(Porter)
Characteristics: planning, overall, long-term
Emphasis: Endpoints and Pathways
Modern definition (Mintzberg)
Characteristics: adaptability, competition, risk
Emphasis: approach
Company mission
Company purpose
Bring economic value to owners (primary) Fulfilling social responsibilities (minor)
Company purpose
Explain business scope
Reflect corporate positioning
Business philosophy (corporate culture)
Values, Fundamental Beliefs and Code of Conduct
Company goals
Definition of company goals
Embodiment of company mission
System of company goals
performance standards
financial target system
strategic goal system
time standard
short term goal system
long term goal system
levels of corporate strategy
overall strategy
Management level: top manager
Business: Business areas Resource allocation
business unit strategy
Management level:Business department management
Content: Competitive Advantage
functional strategy
Management level: functional department management
Content: Serving strategies at all levels, improving organizational efficiency, and synergy
corporate strategic management
The meaning and characteristics of strategy
The meaning of enterprise strategic management
A dynamic management process that analyzes the internal and external environment and conditions of the enterprise, makes strategic decisions, evaluates, selects and implements strategic plans, and controls strategic performance
Basic contents of enterprise strategic management
Characteristics of strategic management
Strategic management is the comprehensive management of enterprises
Strategic management is the high-level management of enterprises
Strategic management is a dynamic management of enterprises
strategic management process
Strategic Analysis
external environment analysis
Content: Macroeconomic environment, industrial environment, competitive environment, national competitive advantages, etc.
Purpose: Discover threats and opportunities
internal environment analysis
Content: Resources and capabilities, value chain, business portfolio
Purpose: Identify strengths and weaknesses
strategy selection process
Develop strategic alternatives
top down
bottom up
Combine upper and lower
Evaluate strategic alternatives
suitability criteria
acceptability criteria
feasibility criteria
Choose strategic options
Choose a strategy based on business goals
Submit to superior management department for approval
Hire external agencies and experts to make selections
strategic policies and plans
strategy implementation
Identify and establish an effective organizational structure
Ensure effective management of personnel and systems
Correctly handle and coordinate internal relationships within the company (relationship between operators and owners)
Select appropriate organizational coordination and control systems (internal control systems)
Coordinate the relationship between enterprise, strategy, organization, culture and control (dynamic)
strategic change management
Definition of strategic change
In order to obtain sustainable competitive advantages, enterprises should combine the principles of dynamic coordination among environment, strategy and organization according to changes in the internal and external environment, and involve simultaneous supportive changes in all elements of the enterprise organization, and change the initiation and implementation of enterprise strategic content. A systematic process of sustainability.
The meaning of strategic change
nature
incremental change
Frequent occurrence, steady progression, affecting certain parts of the enterprise system
revolutionary change
Infrequent occurrence, comprehensive situation, affecting the entire enterprise system
development stage
successive stages
Basically no change, the curve is a straight line
Gradual stage
Slow changes, the original business remains unchanged and undergoes small changes, and the curve is ladder-shaped and upward.
Changing stages
To develop new business, the curve is a polyline that fluctuates up and down.
Comprehensive stage
A revolutionary change occurred and now it is a straight line with a slope.
Types of strategic change
technological change
Changes in working methods, equipment and technical processes
Product and service changes
Develop new products or improve existing products
Structural and Systemic Change
Changes in organizational structure, policies and control systems
personnel change
Changes in employee values, work attitudes, skills and behaviors
The main tasks of strategic change
Adjust corporate philosophy (redefine)
Corporate strategy repositioning
Redesign the company's organizational structure
Implementation of strategic change
Reasons for resistance to change and barriers to implementation
reason
Physiological changes
environmental change
psychological changes
obstacle
cultural barriers
private barriers
Strategies for Overcoming Resistance to Change
rhythm of change
It is better to go slowly than to rush
change management approach
Consider more employee factors
scope of change
Should be small rather than large