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SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP ACS 3063 SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP MANAGEMENT: Resources Management Dr Anis Amira Ab Rahman 2015

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Dr Anis Amira Ab Rahman 2015

SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP

ACS 3063

SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP MANAGEMENT: Resources

Management

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TYPES OF RESOURCE

S

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DEFINITION

The resources-based view (RBV) argues that firms possess

resources, a subset of which enable them to achieve

competitive advantage, and a subset of those that lead to

superior long-term performance. Resources that are

valuable and rare can lead to the creation of competitive

advantage.

That advantage can be sustained over longer time periods

to the extent that the firm is able to protect against

resources imitation, transfer, or substitution.

In general, empirical studies using the theory have strongly

supported the resources-based view.

JAY BARNEY

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RESOURCES-BASED VIEW (RBV)

Definition

An organization’s resources & capabilities, not external environmental conditions, should be basis for strategic decisions.

competitive advantage is gained through acquisition & value of organizational resources

Organizations can identify, locate & acquire key valuable resources

resources are not highly mobile across organizations & once acquired are retained

valuable resources are costly to imitate & non- substitutable

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RESOURCESDAFT, 1983, BARNEY, J.,1991

o Physical capital (Technology, plant, equipment, location, access to raw material)

o Human capital (Training, expertise, judgment, intelligence, relationship and insights of manager and workers)

o organizational capital (Organizational structure, planning, controlling and coordinating system, informal relations among groups within the firm and with outside groups)

WERNERFELT, B., 1984, HAFEEZ, K., MALAK, N. AND ZHANG, Y., 2002

Resources = anything that could be thought as a strength or a

weakness for a firm. Tangible and intangible assets tied

permanently or semi-permanently to the firm.

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HOFER AND SCHENDEL, 1978, GRANT, R., 1991 MAHONEY, J. AND PANDIAN, R., 1992

Human resources

Financial resources

Intangible resources Organizational resources

Technological resources Legal resources

Experience

Physical resources

HAFEEZ, K., MALAK, N. AND ZHANG, Y., 2002

Physical assets

Intellectual assets

Cultural assets

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RESPONSIBILITY AS A MANAGER OF A SOCIAL

ENTERPRISE

Achieving financial goal

Achieving social goal

Who are the actors in the enterprise that strive to achieve

those goals?

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THE MANAGEMENT CHALLENGES

To ensure that the motivations of other

people in your organisation align with

your personal motivations (as founder or

manager)

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A Caveat…

Think of your HR from the perspective of “running a business” , not “ running a

charity”

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A Second Caveat…

Your HR Strategy must align with your business model and align with organizational

values

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SOCIAL ENTERPRISE MODELS

What if you were a …

Product-based Social Business..

Tethered Social Business..

Employment- based Social Business..

Accessibility - based Social Business..

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Product - Based

A business / business model that provides products or services with social benefit

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Employment - Based

Business that hires marginalized people in good employment opportunities.

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Tethered

An enterprise started by a charity or on-profit that generates revenue for the organization

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Accessibility - Based

A business that maintains a purposely low profit margin to make their products accessible

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OTHER HR CONSIDERATIONS…

Who / What do you need?

How do you find the right people?

How do you define what they do?

How (and from where) do you pay them?

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RESOURCES

Business Model

Human Resources

High performance

Social Enterprise

Why human resource important?

What are the challenges?

What are the high performance social

enterprise?

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Business Model

RESOURCES

Human Resources

High performance Social Enterprise

TraitsRoles

Style

MotivationSkills

Leadership

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TRAITS

Charismatic – special charm that inspires fascination or devotion in others

Convincing - convince other to see their point of view

Credible – followers willing to put trust because of leader honesty, trustworthy & integrity

Capable – skilled, talented, excellent at what they do. Inspiring those to achieve their own high standards

Visionary – able to paint a compelling picture of the future and communicate it

Focused - ability to focus their attention on specific goals while excluding distractions from other sources

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MOTIVATION : REWARD

Match the reward to the person

Match the reward to the achievement

Be timely and specific

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MOTIVATION : BEST REWARD

A verbal thank you for a job well done

A letter of recommendation

A good performance evaluation

A career – related gift or training

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WORST REWARD

Additional work

Being fired or laid off

T- shirt or clothing

No recognition or being ignored

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THE NATURE OF HIGH PERFORMING

Individuals understand the business

Individuals are rewarded according to the success of the business

Employees are able to influence important organizational decision

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CONDITIONS

I know what is expected of me at work

I have the materials and equipment I need to

do my work right

At work, I have the opportunity to do what I

do best every day

In the last seven days, I have received

recognition or praise for doing good work

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My supervisor, or someone at work, seems to

care about me as a person

There is someone at work who encourage my

development

At work, my opinion seem to count

The mission/purpose of my company makes

me feel my job is important

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My associates are committed to doing quality

work

I have best friend at work

In the last six months, someone at work has

talked to me about my progress

This last year, I have had opportunities at

work to learn and grow

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CONCLUSION

RESOURCEFUL

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REFERENCES http://www.slideshare.net/soaim/resource-based-

view-of-firm?qid=65dd6d92-6ba4-4ff5-817d-4b17b0db423e&v=default&b=&from_search=2

http://www.slideshare.net/socialentrepreneurship/entr4800-class-9-managing-for-social-impact?qid=407f9705-6939-4a42-82a1-ecaacfe4cd50&v=default&b=&from_search=2

http://www.slideshare.net/socialentrepreneurship/07-entr-aps-1015-h-class-7-business-model-considerations-for-social-enterprise?qid=ad96cbb9-33e3-4b75-a965-6f23d22dbbdc&v=qf1&b=&from_search=4