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1. What
is limitability?
Limitability
is the rate at which firms underlying resources and capabilities or cores
competencies can be duplicated by others. To the extent that a firms
distinctive competency gives it competitive advantage in the market place.
Expatiators. Will do what they can to skills and capabilities. A core
competency can be easily limited to the extent that it is transparent
transferable and replicable.
2. What
is transparency?
Transparency
is the spared with which other firms can understand the relationship of
resources and capabilities supporting a successful firms strategy.
3. What
is Transferability?
The
ability of competitors to gather the resources and capabilities necessary to
support a competitive challenge.
4. What
Reliability?
The
ability of competitors to use duplicated resources and capabilities to imitate
the other success.
5. What
is Value –Chain?
A Value
chain is a linked set of value enacting activities beginning with basic raw
materials coming from suppliers, moving on to a series of value-added
activities involved in producing and marketing a product or service and ending
with distributors getting the final goods into the hands of the ultimate
customer.
6. What
is a Marketing mix?
The
marketing mix is the particular combination of they variables under the
corporations control that it can use to affect demand and to gain competitive
advantage. These variables are products, promotion price and place.
7. What
is product life cycle?
•
Introduction
•
Growth
•
Maturity
•
Decline
Product
Life cycle is a graph showing time plotted against sales of a product as it
moves from introduction through growth and maturity to decline.
8.
Differentiate between economics of scope and economics of scale?
Economics
of scope means common parts of the manufacturing activities of various products
are combined to gain economics even through small numbers of each product are
made. Economic of scale means units costs are reduced by making large numbers
of the same products.
9. What
is propitious niche?
Propitious
niche is a company‘s specific competitive that is so well suited to
the firms
internal and external environment that other corporations are not likely to
challenge or dislodge it.
10. What
is Flanking Manoeuvre?
Rather
than going straight for a competitive position of strength with a frontal
assault a firm may attack a part of the market, where the competitor is weak.
This is called flanking manoeuvre.
11. What
is Organization Development or OD?
OD is a
complex educational strategy designed to increase organizational effectiveness
and wealth through planned inventions by a consultant using theory and
techniques of applied behavioral science.
12. What
is Job Enrichment?
Job
enrichment is a conscious effort to build into jobs a higher sense of challenge
and achievement. In a job enrichment program, the worker decides how the job is
performed, planned and controlled and makes more decision concerning the entire
process job. Employee decides how the job will be performed and receive less
direct supervision on the job. Consequently the employee receives a greater
sense of accomplishment as well as more authority and responsibility and job
satisfaction. This in turn contributes for batten employee performance and
higher productivity.
13. What
is organization structure?
Organizational
structure is an established pattern of relationships among the component parts
of an organization. Structure is made up of three component parts. Complexity,
formalization and centralization. Complexity refers horizontal differentiation
vertical differentiation and location differentiation. Formalization refers to
the degree to which the jobs within the organization are standardized. High
standardization of jobs results in less freedom and discretion. Centralization
refers to the degree to which decision making is concentrated.
14. What
is Band Loyalty?
It is the
buyer‘s preference for the products of any established company. A company can
create brand loyalty by providing high quality products; goods after sales
service continuous advertising of its brand name and company name, patent
protection of product, product innovation achieved through company research and
development programs.
15. What
is Economics of Scale?
Economics
scale another relative cost advantages associated with large volumes of
production that lower a company‘s cost structure.
Sources
of Scale Economics include.
•
Cost reductions gained through mass producing a
standardized output.
•
Discounts on bulk purchases of raw materials and
component parts.
•
Advantages gained by spreading fixed phony cost
over large production
•
Volume.
16. What
is customer switching cost?
The costs
arise open a customer switches from one company‘s product to another company is
called customer switching cost switching from one product to another, costs the
customer, time, money and energy. When the switching cost is high, customers
can be locked into the product offerings of established companies. E.g.
Microsoft‘s
windows Operating System.
17. What
is a Fragmented Industry?
Fragmented
Industry consists of a large number of small or medium sized companies none of
which is in a position is determine Industry price.
18. What
is a Consolidated Industry?
A
consolidated industry is dominated by a small number of large companies and
they any in a position to determine industry prices.
19. What
is Bargaining power of buyers?
Bargaining
power of buyers refers to the ability of buyers to bargain down prices charged
by companies or raise the cost of the product by demanding better quality
product.
20. What
is bargaining power of suppliers?
Bargaining
power of suppliers refers to the ability of suppliers to raise input prices or
to raise the cost of the industry by providing poor quality inputs.
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