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What is the primary purpose of SWOT analysis?
What is the primary purpose of SWOT analysis?
- To identify and evaluate internal and external factors affecting a company (correct)
- To develop marketing strategies for new products
- To measure employee satisfaction and retention
- To analyze financial performance and profitability
Which component is NOT part of the strategic planning process?
Which component is NOT part of the strategic planning process?
- Developing action plans to achieve goals
- Defining long-term goals and objectives
- Setting a vision
- Conducting employee performance reviews (correct)
What best describes the function of organizational change?
What best describes the function of organizational change?
- Improving performance or sustainability in response to internal or external forces (correct)
- Enhancing employee satisfaction and engagement
- Increasing market share through aggressive sales tactics
- Establishing cost-effective operational practices
Market positioning primarily focuses on which of the following?
Market positioning primarily focuses on which of the following?
Competitive advantage can be achieved through which of the following strategies?
Competitive advantage can be achieved through which of the following strategies?
In the context of strategic management, what does the term 'competitive intensity' refer to?
In the context of strategic management, what does the term 'competitive intensity' refer to?
What is the main objective of conducting a competitor analysis?
What is the main objective of conducting a competitor analysis?
Which of the following best describes PESTLE analysis?
Which of the following best describes PESTLE analysis?
What does brand equity primarily refer to?
What does brand equity primarily refer to?
Which term describes the relative position of a brand in customer perceptions compared to its competitors?
Which term describes the relative position of a brand in customer perceptions compared to its competitors?
What is essential for making strategic decisions throughout the stages of a product's market presence?
What is essential for making strategic decisions throughout the stages of a product's market presence?
Why is understanding consumer behavior crucial in brand management?
Why is understanding consumer behavior crucial in brand management?
Which of the following elements is not considered a source of brand equity?
Which of the following elements is not considered a source of brand equity?
Flashcards
SWOT Analysis
SWOT Analysis
A framework to analyze internal strengths and weaknesses, and external opportunities and threats.
Strategic Planning
Strategic Planning
Developing long-term goals and action plans to achieve them.
Organizational Change
Organizational Change
Adapting an organization to improve performance or stay in business.
Market Positioning
Market Positioning
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Competitive Advantage
Competitive Advantage
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Porter's Five Forces
Porter's Five Forces
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GE/McKinsey Matrix
GE/McKinsey Matrix
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PESTLE Analysis
PESTLE Analysis
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Brand Equity
Brand Equity
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Brand Strategy
Brand Strategy
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Consumer Behavior
Consumer Behavior
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Product Lifecycle
Product Lifecycle
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Study Notes
Strategic Management Concepts
- Strategic management involves the process of developing long-term goals and strategies to achieve a competitive advantage in the marketplace.
- Key components include SWOT analysis, strategic planning, organizational change, market positioning, and competitive advantage.
SWOT Analysis
- SWOT analysis is a framework for identifying and analyzing internal strengths and weaknesses, and external opportunities and threats.
- Used to understand a company's current position and potential future directions.
Strategic Planning
- Strategic planning is the process of defining long-term goals and objectives and developing action plans to achieve them.
- Involves setting a vision, mission, and strategic goals.
Organizational Change
- Organizational change is the process of adapting to internal or external forces for improved performance or sustainability in an organization.
Market Positioning
- Market positioning is how companies differentiate their products or services in the eyes of customers.
- Key components include targeting the right customer segment and highlighting product benefits.
Competitive Advantage
- Competitive advantage is a superior position held by a company relative to its competitors.
- Can be achieved through cost leadership, differentiation, or focus strategies.
Porter's Five Forces Analysis
- Porter's five forces analyze an industry's competitive intensity.
- Factors include threat of new entrants, supplier power, buyer power, threat of substitute products, and rivalry among existing competitors.
General Electric (GE) Analysis Model
- GE Model, also known as the McKinsey Matrix, analyzes businesses by industry attractiveness and competitive strength.
PESTLE Analysis (Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Legal, Environmental)
- PESTLE analysis examines macro-environmental factors that can influence a company's strategic decisions.
- Factors analyzed include political stability, economic conditions, social trends, technology advancements, legal regulations, and environmental concerns.
Competitor Analysis
- Competitor analysis involves identifying, analyzing, and understanding competitors' strategies and capabilities.
- Helps to identify potential threats and opportunities in the market.
Ansoff Matrix
- Ansoff Matrix provides a framework for strategic growth.
- Identifies four possible growth strategies: market penetration, market development, product development, and diversification.
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