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What is the focus of internal analysis?
What is the focus of internal analysis?
- Analyzing global economic trends
- Evaluating customer feedback
- Studying the internal environment and identifying organizational capabilities (correct)
- Assessing external market opportunities
Which category does a brand name fall under as a resource?
Which category does a brand name fall under as a resource?
- Tangible resources
- Financial resources
- Human resources
- Intangible resources (correct)
What are tangible resources in a business context?
What are tangible resources in a business context?
- Financial assets of the organization
- Intellectual property of the organization
- Physical assets that provide value to consumers (correct)
- Employee skills and knowledge
Why are intangible resources significant to firms?
Why are intangible resources significant to firms?
What is the purpose of evaluating internal resources, capabilities, and core competencies?
What is the purpose of evaluating internal resources, capabilities, and core competencies?
What is the focus of internal analysis?
What is the focus of internal analysis?
Which category does a brand name fall under as a resource?
Which category does a brand name fall under as a resource?
What is the definition of a resource in an organizational context?
What is the definition of a resource in an organizational context?
Why are intangible resources significant to firms?
Why are intangible resources significant to firms?
What is the purpose of evaluating internal resources, capabilities, and core competencies?
What is the purpose of evaluating internal resources, capabilities, and core competencies?
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Internal Analysis
- The focus of internal analysis is to identify and evaluate an organization's internal resources, capabilities, and core competencies.
Resources
- A resource is an asset or input that an organization uses to operate and produce its products or services.
- Tangible resources in a business context refer to physical assets such as buildings, equipment, and inventory.
- Intangible resources, on the other hand, are non-physical assets such as brand names, patents, copyrights, and trade secrets.
- A brand name falls under the category of intangible resources.
Significance of Intangible Resources
- Intangible resources are significant to firms because they can provide a competitive advantage, increase brand recognition, and contribute to a firm's overall value.
Evaluating Internal Resources
- The purpose of evaluating internal resources, capabilities, and core competencies is to identify areas of strength and weakness, and to determine how they can be leveraged to achieve a competitive advantage.
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