Strategic Management Lecture 1 PDF

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This lecture provides an introduction to strategic management for business students at Imperial College Business School. It introduces the topic, examines different strategies using Carrefour as an example case study, and shares insights about eCommerce strategies.

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1) Introduction to The Module ============================= Imperial College Business School Imperial means Intelligent Business 2) How to Think About Strategy ============================== Imperial College Business School Imperial means Intelligent Business ![](media/image3.jpg) ![](media/ima...

1) Introduction to The Module ============================= Imperial College Business School Imperial means Intelligent Business 2) How to Think About Strategy ============================== Imperial College Business School Imperial means Intelligent Business ![](media/image3.jpg) ![](media/image45.jpg) Strategy is the responsibility of the CEO; the CEO is held accountable by the shareholders to deliver value ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3) How to Create a Winning Strategy =================================== Imperial College Business School Imperial means Intelligent Business How best to demonstrate **good** vs **bad** strategy? **Grocery retail** is a great place to start when exploring strategic choices and shifting business models - - - - - Imperial College Business School Imperial means Intelligent Business ![](media/image10.jpg) ![](media/image12.png) Let's see what Carrefour had to say about strategic results: - - ![](media/image16.jpg) ![](media/image20.png) 7) Strategic Choices in eCommerce ================================= Imperial College Business School Imperial means Intelligent Business ![](media/image23.png) ![](media/image27.png) ![](media/image38.jpg) ![](media/image40.jpg) My **7Tests of Strategy** -- once the draft document emerges 1. Have coherent across **we identified the key challenge(s) to solve** all its constituent parts? with this strategy, and is the overall resolution 2. Are we **targeting the right markets and categories**, with future growth potential (\"where to play\")? 3. Do we have a **highly differentiated offer or a cost leadership position** (\"how to win\") that will achieve competitive advantage in our chosen fields of play? 4. What (~people\ and\ capital),\ capabilities\ (skills,\ knowledge),\ systems\ (structures,\ culture\ and\ technology)?~ **business model(s)** will deliver the strategy and **what resources will we require**: assets 5. Are we **exploiting external resources** (suppliers and partners) to their full potential? 6. Is the strategy **sufficiently flexible**, and if not, do we believe the benefits outweigh the risks? 7. Are we **realistic about the cost to change**, and the **time it will take**? ![](media/image47.jpg)

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