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- Bus 430 · Week 2
This assignment compares and contrasts two service companies using Hill’s Strategy Development Framework. It looks at their corporate objectives, marketing strategy, competitive priorities, operations design choices, and infrastructure. This is for Week 2 of the Bus 430 module.
What's inside
- Hill’s Strategy Development Framework
- Amazon's corporate objectives and marketing strategy
- FedEx's corporate objectives and marketing strategy
- Comparing competitive priorities and operations design choices
- Analyzing infrastructure and competitive advantage
Who it is for: Students taking the Bus 430 module. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Hill’s Strategy Development Framework is a way to analyse business strategy. Students learn how to apply it to two service companies.
Choose Service Companies
Students pick two service companies they know. They use these companies to apply the Hill’s Strategy Development Framework. The document gives examples of companies to choose from.
Apply Framework to Companies
Students apply the framework to each company. They compare and contrast each part of the framework. They identify which parts give a competitive advantage. They give examples to support their analysis.
Analyse Corporate Objectives
Students look at the corporate objectives of each company. They see how these objectives fit into the Hill’s Strategy Development Framework. They consider how these objectives help the company compete.
Examine Marketing Strategy
Students examine the marketing strategy of each company. They see how this strategy fits into the Hill’s Strategy Development Framework. They consider how this strategy helps the company compete.
Key terms
- Corporate objectives
- The main goals a company wants to achieve.
- Competitive priorities
- The main things a company focuses on to compete.
- Operations design choices
- The main ways a company designs its operations.
- Infrastructure
- The main systems and structures a company has.
- Hill’s Strategy Development Framework
- A way to analyse a company's strategy.
- Marketing strategy
- The main ways a company markets its products or services.
Questions this document helps with
- How do corporate objectives fit into the Hill’s Strategy Development Framework?
- What are competitive priorities for a service company?
- How does marketing strategy help a company compete?
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