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- Business Management, Strategic Management
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- MGT 498
This document is a final exam for Strategic Management, with 30 multiple-choice questions. It covers topics such as strategic alliances, corporate culture, organizational performance, and competitive advantage. It is useful for students preparing for their final exam in MGT 498.
What's inside
- Strategic alliances
- Corporate culture
- Organizational performance
- Competitive advantage
- Business strategy
- Corporate social responsibility
Who it is for: Students taking the MGT 498 Strategic Management course. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Strategic management is about how firms plan to compete. It covers topics like strategic alliances, corporate culture and organizational structure. Students get practice with multiple-choice questions on these topics.
Strategic Alliances and Culture
Strategic alliances are partnerships between firms. They can cooperate at any stage along the value chain. Corporate culture is how things are done in an organization. It informs action without supervision.
Costs and Performance Measurement
Fixed costs of production do not increase with more units made. The balance scorecard measures organizational performance in four areas. These are financial results, customer goals, internal business processes, and learning and growth.
Competitive Advantage and Expansion
Competitive advantage comes from resources, capabilities, and organizational structure. Firms may expand globally for reasons like sales growth or lower-cost resources. A business model shows how a company creates value.
Organizational Change and Strategy
Organizational change involves formalizing new behaviors and processes. A strategic management process creates a high-level plan. This plan helps an organization achieve competitive advantage. A fragmented industry has many competitors and intense rivalry.
Key terms
- Strategic alliances
- Partnerships between firms that may cooperate at any stage along the value chain.
- Corporate culture
- How things are done in any organization.
- Fixed costs of production
- Costs that do not increase with more units made.
- Balance scorecard
- A tool that measures four broad areas of organizational performance.
- Competitive advantage
- An edge over competitors from resources, capabilities, and organizational structure.
- Fragmented industry
- An industry with many competitors and intense rivalry.
Questions this document helps with
- What are strategic alliances and why do firms form them?
- How does corporate culture influence organizational action?
- What is the balance scorecard and what does it measure?
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