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Exam 1: Friday, September 29
Room 344
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The exam will have two parts. Part 1 (about 60%). 32 multiple choice questions on:
assigned H&W chapters (Ch 1-7, 11) and topics covered in class
Readings on organizational effectiveness and the value chain
About a handful of the multiple choice questions will deal with the application of concepts to Dell and Southwest
Part 2 (about 40%). Approximately 1-3 essay questions on Understanding or application of concepts to the PFS
case. One-third to one page of space will be available for the
written response to each discussion question.
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One-third to one page of space will be available for the response to each discussion question.
Slides for Sessions 2 through 9 would be a good review source, but not necessarily a comprehensive one.
Links to the PowerPoint slides for each session are available at the session number on the session schedule.
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Major concept areas Strategy: purpose, formulation vs. implementation & elements of each;
generic types Strategic Management: process & sub tasks, strategic decision making, top
management’s role Hierarchy of strategy: corporate, business, functional Organizational effectiveness: goal, RB, IP, stakeholders Objectives vs. goals: criteria to distinguish; requirements of objectives Analyzing external environment: societal & task; how to do it, Porter model, Analyzing internal environment
Resource-based: core & distinctive competencies, elements of sustainability Value chain Scanning internal resources: structure, culture, functional capabilities
Strategic audit (appendix 11C) SWOT and building a TOWS matrix of alternative strategies Corporate strategy: directional (growth, stability, retrenchment), portfolio
analysis, parenting Functional strategies: outsourcing, marketing, finance, R&D, operations, HR,
IT 3 tests of distinctive competency Financial performance and condition Implementing strategy: role of programs, budgets, procedures
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Previous quiz questions
What is Daisytek’s corporate strategy? Address directional, portfolio, and parenting elements.
Corporate strategy deals with three key issues facing the corporation as a whole. Identify any two of the three and explain Daisytek’s approach to each.
Explain how PFS’s business strategy differs from the Daisytek’s core business strategy, i.e., the business strategy Daisytek followed prior to the creation of PFS.
What functional strategies are crucial to Daisytek's current or future success? Identify at least two and explain why they are crucial.