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Competitive advantage; RBV IAE Lyon 2014 Per Åman

Outside – in Market perpective Strategy as position Environment – strategy - structure

Inside-out Resource Based View (RBV) The firm as a ‘bundle of resources’ Resources are heterogeneous, unique Non mobile; path dependency, contextual Resources and capabilities VRIN

Distinctiveness: “VRIN” (now updated) Valuable – when they enable a firm to conceive or implement strategies that improve its efficiency or effectiveness in delivering business goals and customer values Rare – valuable firm resources possessed by large numbers of competing firms cannot be sources of either a competitive advantage or a sustainable competitive advantage Imperfectly Imitable – because of a combination of three reasons: unique historical conditions, causally ambiguous, ability to organize work to deliver value Non-Substitutable – there must not be strategically equivalent valuable resources that are themselves either not rare or imitable Barney, J. Journal of Management, 1991

Per Åman The Value Chain Inbound logistics OperationsOutbound logistics Marketing and sales After sales service Infrastructure Procurement Technology HRM

Generic drivers (revisited) -On a micro-level the customer makes a decision based on’price - performance’ - Sustained price advantage depends on cost position (Low) CostDifferentiation Scale Scope Speed Substance Significance Traditional ’driver’ Modern ’driver’ Sustained ’performance’ advantage depends on ability to differentiate the offering