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Lecture three resources and capabilities

Categories of Resources Visible resources Physical: machine, materials, HR,position(SIPG, Focus Media) Intangible:patent, brand Invisible (tacit) resources Management R&D capability Coordination

Discussion Resources of SHUFE

Critical resources for success Perspective from industry Certain industry emphasize the importance of certain resources Pharmaceuticals, supermarket, automobile Identify the critical resources Customers: customer need, segments Competition: competitors’ resources and customers, comparative advantages

Acquirement of resources Purchasing Advantage: scale economy, efficiency under competition Disadvantage: information leak-out, transaction cost, suitability Certain resources vs. a package of resources Producing Advantage: Disadvantage:

Mobilizing Company Resources to Produce Competitive Advantage Strategic Assets and Market Achievements Core and Distinctive Competencies Capabilities Company Resources

Core Competencies vs. Distinctive Competencies A core competence is a well-performed internal activity that is central (not peripheral or incidental) to a company’s competitiveness and profitability A distinctive competence is a competitively valuable activity that a company performs better than its rivals

Core Competencies: A Valuable Company Resource Often, a core competence results from collaboration among different parts of an organization Typically, core competencies reside in a company’s people, not in assets on the balance sheet A core competence gives a company a potentially valuable competitive capability and represents a definite competitive asset

Types of Core Competencies Expertise in building networks and systems to enable e-commerce--Alibaba Speeding new/next-generation products to market---MOTO & Samsung Better after-sale service capability----Haier Skills in manufacturing a high quality product---IBM laptop Innovativeness in developing popular product features—Apple(ipod) Speed/agility in responding to new market trends---Hazeline,P&G System to fill customer orders accurately and swiftly---DELL Expertise in integrating multiple technologies to create families of new products---Loreal ,P&G

Distinctive Competence -- A Competitively Superior Resource A distinctive competence is a competitively significant activity that a company performs better than its competitors A distinctive competence Represents a competitively valuable capability rivals do not have Presents attractive potential for being a cornerstone of strategy Can provide a competitive edge in the marketplace—because it represents a competitively superior resource strength

Strategic Management Principle A distinctive (core) competence empowers a company to build competitive advantage!

Examples: Distinctive Competencies Sharp Corporation Expertise in flat-panel display technology Toyota, Honda, Nissan Low-cost, high-quality manufacturing capability and short design-to-market cycles Intel Ability to design and manufacture ever more powerful microprocessors for PCs Motorola Defect-free manufacture (six-sigma quality) of cell phones

Determining the Competitive Value of a Company Resource To qualify as the basis for sustainable competitive advantage, a “resource” must pass 4 tests 1. Is the resource hard to copy ? 2. Does the resource have staying power -- is it durable ? 3. Is the resource really competitively superior ? 4. Can the resource be trumped by the different capabilities of rivals ?

Strategic Management Principle Successful strategists seek to capitalize on and leverage a company’s resource strengths—its expertise, core competencies, and strongest competitive capabilities—by molding the strategy around the resource strengths !

Value creation from resources Input Funds HR Materials And so on Process Manufacturing R&D Marketing Managing output Market share Customer satisf. Revenue Profit Output – Input = value-added

General value chain infrastructure HRM Technology Finance, etc. Secondary activity purchase production storage marketing service Main activity Profit develp

Value chain system Value-chain of supplier Value chain of sales of customer Value chain system

The Value Chain System for an Entire Industry Assessing a company’s cost competitiveness involves comparing costs all along the industry’s value chain Suppliers’ value chains are relevant because Costs, quality, and performance of inputs provided by suppliers influence a firm’s own costs and product performance Forward channel allies’ value chains are relevant because Forward channel allies’ costs and margins are part of price paid by ultimate end-user Activities performed affect end-user satisfaction

Example: Key Value Chain Activities PULP & PAPER INDUSTRY Timber farming Logging Pulp mills Papermaking Printing & publishing

Example: Key Value Chain Activities HOME APPLIANCE INDUSTRY Parts and components manufacture Assembly Wholesale distribution Retail sales

Example: Key Value Chain Activities SOFT DRINK INDUSTRY Processing of basic ingredients Syrup manufacture Bottling and can filling Wholesale distribution Retailing Kroger

Example: Key Value Chain Activities COMPUTER SOFTWARE INDUSTRY Programming Disk loading Marketing Distribution