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conditions that prevent new companies from entering an industry |
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The process of comparing an organizations practices and technologies with those of other companies. |
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creating supplies of excess resources in case of un-predictable needs |
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The Immediate enviroment surrounding a firm" Includes Suppliers, customers, the rival, and the like. |
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Informationa that helps manaer determine how to compete better |
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Strategies used by two or more organizations working together to manage the external Enviroment. |
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Companies that stay within a stable product domain as a strategic maneuver |
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Measures of various characteristics of the people who make up groups or other social units |
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A firms investment in a different product, business or geographic area. |
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A firm selling one or more business. |
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Entering a new market or industry with an existing expertise. |
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The Process of sharing power to employees, therby enhancing there confidence in there ability to perform their jobs and thier belief that they are influential contributors to the organization. |
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