Contemporary strategy analysis

著者

• Grant, Robert M.

書誌事項

Contemporary strategy analysis

Robert M. Grant

Blackwell, 2008

6th ed

• : pbk

注記

Includes bibliographical references and index

内容説明・目次

巻冊次

ISBN 9781405163088

内容説明

This pre-eminent strategy text in the field on both sides of the Atlantic has been significantly updated and revised in its latest edition. Introducing students, especially MBA candidates, to the core concepts and principles of strategy, the text combines a rigorous approach to business strategy analysis with lively examples of current practice. It now includes thorough coverage of internet-based strategies, fresh examples of resource-based competitive advantage, additional case illustrations in every chapter, and new self-study questions. It features a new two-colour design throughout with high-spec artwork. It introduces students to the core concepts and principles of strategy, and offers them the tools they need to formulate and implement these. It combines Grant's renowned rigorous approach to business strategy analysis with lively examples of current practice. It is supported by a range of online resources, including a guide for instructors and downloadable PowerPoint slides for students.

目次

CONTENTS.Preface xi.Part I Introduction.1. THE CONCEPT OF STRATEGY.Introduction and objectives.The role of strategy in success.The basic framework for strategy analysis.A brief history of business strategy.Strategic management today.The role of analysis in strategy formulation.Summary.Self-study questions.Notes.Part II The Tools of Strategy Analysis.2. GOALS, VALUES, AND PERFORMANCE.Introduction and objectives.Strategy as a quest for value.Strategy and real options.Putting performance analysis into practice.Beyond profit: values and social responsibility.Summary.Self-study questions.Notes.3. INDUSTRY ANALYSIS: THE FUNDAMENTALS.Introduction and objectives.From environmental analysis to industry analysis.The determinants of industry profit: demand and competition.Analyzing industry attractiveness.Applying industry analysis.Defining industries: where to draw the boundaries.From industry attractiveness to competitive advantage: identifying key success factors.Summary.Self-study questions.Notes.4. FURTHER TOPICS IN INDUSTRY AND COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS.Introduction and objectives.Extending the five forces framework.The contribution of game theory.Competitor analysis.Segmentation analysis.Strategic groups.Summary.Self-study questions.Notes.5. ANALYZING RESOURCES AND CAPABILITIES.Introduction and objectives.The role of resources and capabilities in strategy formulation.The resources of the firm.Organizational capabilities.Appraising resources and capabilities.Putting resource and capability analysis to work: a practical guide.Developing resources and capabilities.Summary.Self-study questions.Appendix: Knowledge management and the knowledge-based view of the firm.Notes.6. ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS.Introduction and objectives.The evolution of the corporation.The organizational problem: reconciling specialization with coordination and cooperation.Hierarchy in organizational design.Applying the principles of organizational design.Alternative structural forms.Management systems for coordination and control.Summary.Self-study questions.Notes.Part III The Analysis of Competitive Advantage.7. THE NATURE AND SOURCES OF COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE.Introduction and objectives.The emergence of competitive advantage.Sustaining competitive advantage.Competitive advantage in different market settings.Types of competitive advantage: cost and differentiation.Summary.Self-study questions.Notes.8. COST ADVANTAGE.Introduction and objectives.Strategy and cost advantage.The sources of cost advantage.Using the value chain to analyze costs.Summary.Self-study questions.Notes.9. DIFFERENTIATION ADVANTAGE.Introduction and objectives.The nature of differentiation and differentiation advantage.Analyzing differentiation: the demand side.Analyzing differentiation: the supply side.Bringing it all together: the value chain in differentiation analysis.Summary.Self-study questions.Notes.Part IV Business Strategies in Different Industry Contexts.10. INDUSTRY EVOLUTION AND STRATEGIC CHANGE.Introduction and objectives.The industry life cycle.Structure, competition, and success factors over the life cycle.Organizational adaptation and change.Summary.Self-study questions.Notes.11. TECHNOLOGY-BASED INDUSTRIES AND THE MANAGEMENT.OF INNOVATION.Introduction and objectives.Competitive advantage in technology-intensive industries.Strategies to exploit innovation: how and when to enter.Competing for standards.Implementing technology strategies: creating the conditions for innovation.Summary.Self-study questions.Notes.12. COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE IN MATURE INDUSTRIES.Introduction and objectives.Competitive advantage in mature industries.Strategy implementation in mature industries: structure, systems, and style.Strategies for declining industries.Summary.Self-study questions.Notes.Part V Corporate Strategy.13. VERTICAL INTEGRATION AND THE SCOPE OF THE FIRM.Introduction and objectives.Transaction costs and the scope of the firm.The costs and benefits of vertical integration.Designing vertical relationships.Summary.Self-study questions.Notes.14. GLOBAL STRATEGIES AND THE MULTINATIONAL CORPORATION.Introduction and objectives.Implications of international competition for industry analysis.Analyzing competitive advantage in an international context.Applying the framework: international location of production.Applying the framework: foreign entry strategies.Multinational strategies: globalization versus national differentiation.Strategy and organization within the multinational corporation.Summary.Self-study questions.Notes.15. DIVERSIFICATION STRATEGY.Introduction and objectives.Trends in diversification over time.Motives for diversification.Competitive advantage from diversification.Diversification and performance.Summary.Self-study questions.Appendix: Does diversification confer market power?.Notes.16. MANAGING THE MULTIBUSINESS CORPORATION.Introduction and objectives.The structure of the multibusiness company.The role of corporate management.Managing the corporate portfolio.Managing individual businesses.Managing internal linkages.Leading change in the multibusiness corporation.Summary.Self-study questions.Notes.17. CURRENT TRENDS IN STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT.Introduction.Trends in the external environment of business.New directions in strategic thinking.Redesigning the organization.New modes of leadership.Summary.Notes.Index

巻冊次

: pbk ISBN 9781405163095

内容説明

The pre-eminent strategy text in the field on both sides of the Atlantic has been significantly updated and revised in its latest edition. Introducing students, especially MBA candidates, to the core concepts and principles of strategy, the text combines a rigorous approach to business strategy analysis with lively examples of current practice.This work: now includes thorough coverage of internet-based strategies, fresh examples of resource-based competitive advantage, additional case illustrations in every chapter, and new self-study questions; features a new two-colour design throughout with high-spec artwork; introduces students to the core concepts and principles of strategy, and offers them the tools they need to formulate and implement these; combines Grant's renowned rigorous approach to business strategy analysis with lively examples of current practice; and, is supported by a range of online resources, including a guide for instructors and downloadable PowerPoint slides for students.

目次

CONTENTS. Preface xi. Part I Introduction. 1. THE CONCEPT OF STRATEGY. Introduction and objectives. The role of strategy in success. The basic framework for strategy analysis. A brief history of business strategy. Strategic management today. The role of analysis in strategy formulation. Summary. Self-study questions. Notes. Part II The Tools of Strategy Analysis. 2. GOALS, VALUES, AND PERFORMANCE. Introduction and objectives. Strategy as a quest for value. Strategy and real options. Putting performance analysis into practice. Beyond profit: values and social responsibility. Summary. Self-study questions. Notes. 3. INDUSTRY ANALYSIS: THE FUNDAMENTALS. Introduction and objectives. From environmental analysis to industry analysis. The determinants of industry profit: demand and competition. Analyzing industry attractiveness. Applying industry analysis. Defining industries: where to draw the boundaries. From industry attractiveness to competitive advantage: identifying key success factors. Summary. Self-study questions. Notes. 4. FURTHER TOPICS IN INDUSTRY AND COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS. Introduction and objectives. Extending the five forces framework. The contribution of game theory. Competitor analysis. Segmentation analysis. Strategic groups. Summary. Self-study questions. Notes. 5. ANALYZING RESOURCES AND CAPABILITIES. Introduction and objectives. The role of resources and capabilities in strategy formulation. The resources of the firm. Organizational capabilities. Appraising resources and capabilities. Putting resource and capability analysis to work: a practical guide. Developing resources and capabilities. Summary. Self-study questions. Appendix: Knowledge management and the knowledge-based view of the firm. Notes. 6. ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS. Introduction and objectives. The evolution of the corporation. The organizational problem: reconciling specialization with coordination and cooperation. Hierarchy in organizational design. Applying the principles of organizational design. Alternative structural forms. Management systems for coordination and control. Summary. Self-study questions. Notes. Part III The Analysis of Competitive Advantage. 7. THE NATURE AND SOURCES OF COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE. Introduction and objectives. The emergence of competitive advantage. Sustaining competitive advantage. Competitive advantage in different market settings. Types of competitive advantage: cost and differentiation. Summary. Self-study questions. Notes. 8. COST ADVANTAGE. Introduction and objectives. Strategy and cost advantage. The sources of cost advantage. Using the value chain to analyze costs. Summary. Self-study questions. Notes. 9. DIFFERENTIATION ADVANTAGE. Introduction and objectives. The nature of differentiation and differentiation advantage. Analyzing differentiation: the demand side. Analyzing differentiation: the supply side. Bringing it all together: the value chain in differentiation analysis. Summary. Self-study questions. Notes. Part IV Business Strategies in Different Industry Contexts. 10. INDUSTRY EVOLUTION AND STRATEGIC CHANGE. Introduction and objectives. The industry life cycle. Structure, competition, and success factors over the life cycle. Organizational adaptation and change. Summary. Self-study questions. Notes. 11. TECHNOLOGY-BASED INDUSTRIES AND THE MANAGEMENT. OF INNOVATION. Introduction and objectives. Competitive advantage in technology-intensive industries. Strategies to exploit innovation: how and when to enter. Competing for standards. Implementing technology strategies: creating the conditions for innovation. Summary. Self-study questions. Notes. 12. COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE IN MATURE INDUSTRIES. Introduction and objectives. Competitive advantage in mature industries. Strategy implementation in mature industries: structure, systems, and style. Strategies for declining industries. Summary. Self-study questions. Notes. Part V Corporate Strategy. 13. VERTICAL INTEGRATION AND THE SCOPE OF THE FIRM. Introduction and objectives. Transaction costs and the scope of the firm. The costs and benefits of vertical integration. Designing vertical relationships. Summary. Self-study questions. Notes. 14. GLOBAL STRATEGIES AND THE MULTINATIONAL CORPORATION. Introduction and objectives. Implications of international competition for industry analysis. Analyzing competitive advantage in an international context. Applying the framework: international location of production. Applying the framework: foreign entry strategies. Multinational strategies: globalization versus national differentiation. Strategy and organization within the multinational corporation. Summary. Self-study questions. Notes. 15. DIVERSIFICATION STRATEGY. Introduction and objectives. Trends in diversification over time. Motives for diversification. Competitive advantage from diversification. Diversification and performance. Summary. Self-study questions. Appendix: Does diversification confer market power?. Notes. 16. MANAGING THE MULTIBUSINESS CORPORATION. Introduction and objectives. The structure of the multibusiness company. The role of corporate management. Managing the corporate portfolio. Managing individual businesses. Managing internal linkages. Leading change in the multibusiness corporation. Summary. Self-study questions. Notes. 17. CURRENT TRENDS IN STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT. Introduction. Trends in the external environment of business. New directions in strategic thinking. Redesigning the organization. New modes of leadership. Summary. Notes. Index

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詳細情報

• NII書誌ID(NCID): BA82702626
• ISBN:
  • 9781405163088
  • 9781405163095
• LCCN: 2007003858
• 出版国コード: us
• タイトル言語コード: eng
• 本文言語コード: eng
• 出版地: Malden, Mass.
• ページ数/冊数: xiv, 482 p.
• 大きさ: 26 cm
• 分類:
  • LCC : HD30.28
  • DC22 : 658.4/012
• 件名:
  • LCSH : Strategic planning