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CHAPTER 4 DESIGNING A COMPETITIVE BUSINESS MODEL AND BUILDING A SOLID STRATEGIC PLAN Think little goals and expect little achievement. Think big goals and win big success. David Joseph Schwartz Strategy without tactics is the slowest route to victory. Tactics without strategy is the noise before the defeat. General Sun Tzu Learning Objectives On completion of this chapter, you will be able to: -Understand the importance of strategic management to a small business. Explain why and how a small business must create a competitive advantage in the market. Develop a strategic plan for a business using the nine steps in the strategic planning process. Discuss the characteristic of the three basic strategic: low cost, differentiation and focus and know when to employ them. Understanding the importance of controls such as the balanced scorecard in the planning process.

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Page 1: Chapter 4 designing a competitive business model and building a solid strategic plan

CHAPTER 4DESIGNING A COMPETITIVE BUSINESS MODEL

AND BUILDING A SOLID STRATEGIC PLANThink little goals and expect little achievement. Think big goals

and win big success. David Joseph Schwartz

Strategy without tactics is the slowest route to victory. Tactics without strategy is the noise before the defeat. General Sun Tzu

Learning Objectives

On completion of this chapter, you will be able to:

-Understand the importance of strategic management to a small business.

Explain why and how a small business must create a competitive advantage in the market.

Develop a strategic plan for a business using the nine steps in the strategic planning process.

Discuss the characteristic of the three basic strategic: low cost, differentiation and focus and know when to employ them.

Understanding the importance of controls such as the balanced scorecard in the planning process.

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CHAPTER 4DESIGNING A COMPETITIVE BUSINESS MODEL

AND BUILDING A SOLID STRATEGIC PLAN

Intellectual capital

A key source of a company’s competitive advantage that is comprised of 1) human capital 2) structural capital

and 3) customer capital.

Strategic management

The process of developing a game plan to guide a company as it strives to accomplish its vision, mission,

goals and objectives and to keep it from staying of course.

Competitive advantage

The aggregation of factors that sets a small business apart from its competitors and gives it a unique

position in the market superior to its competition.

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CHAPTER 4DESIGNING A COMPETITIVE BUSINESS MODEL

AND BUILDING A SOLID STRATEGIC PLAN

Core competencies

A unique set of capabilities that a company develops in key operational areas that allow it to vault past

competitors.

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CHAPTER 4DESIGNING A COMPETITIVE BUSINESS MODEL

AND BUILDING A SOLID STRATEGIC PLAN

The strategic management process

Step 1 Develop a clear vision and translate it into a meaningful mission statement.

Step 2 Assess the company’s strengths and weaknesses.

Step 3 Scan the environment for significant opportunities and threats facing the business.

Step 4 Identify the key factors for success in the business.

Step 5 Analyze the competition.

Step 6 Create company goals and objectives.

Step 7 Formulate strategic options and select the appropriate strategies.

Step 8 Translate strategic plan into action plan.

Step 9 establish accurate controls.

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CHAPTER 4DESIGNING A COMPETITIVE BUSINESS MODEL

AND BUILDING A SOLID STRATEGIC PLAN

Balanced scorecard

A set of multidimensional measurement that are unique to a company and that incorporate both financial and operational measures to give managers a quick yet

comprehensive picture of a company’s overall performance.

Five important perspectives balance score card.

1) Customer perspective

2) Internal business perspective

3) Financial perspective

4) Corporate citizenship

5) Innovation and learning perspective