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Analyzing Corporate Strategy Cases is an effective learning method in professional schools. Allows students to practice important management skills. Requires students to relate analysis and action.
Analyzing Corporate Strategy Cases is an effective learning method in professional schools. Allows students to practice important management skills. Requires students to relate analysis and action.
Analyzing Corporate Strategy Cases is an effective learning method in professional schools. Allows students to practice important management skills. Requires students to relate analysis and action.
An proven effective learning method in professional schools. Allows students to practice important management skills. Requires students to relate analysis and action. Students must confront reality. Students develop a general management viewpoint.
Integrating Theory and Practice
Building Tolerance for Ambiguity and Incompleteness Learning to Distinguish Between the Significant and the Trivial Developing Shared Learning Skills
Preparation for Case Discussion
Read the Case, and ReRead the Case!!!
The Effective Case Analysis
Process Gaining Familiarity Recognizing Symptoms and Related Problems Conducting the Analysis Making the Diagnosis Doing the Action Planning
Good Situation Analysis Leads to
Good Strategic Choices Assess Industry & Competitive Conditions 1. Industrys dominant economic traits 2. Nature of competition & strength of competitive forces 3. Drivers of industry change 4. Competitive position of rivals 5. Strategic moves of rivals 6. Key success factors 7. Conclusions about industry attractiveness
Assess Company Situation
1. Assessment of companys present strategy 2. Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, & threats 3. Companys costs compared to rivals 4. Strength of companys competitive position 5. Strategic issues to be addressed
Identify Strategic Options for the Company
Select the Best Strategy for the Company
Crunching the Numbers
Market Share Data Industry Comparisons Cost Analysis/Break-Even Operations/Efficiency/Economics Financial Statement Analysis Profitability Ratios and Shareholders Return Ratios Liquidity Ratios and Leverage Ratios Activity Ratios