Deck 3: Organizational Strategy information Systems and Competitive Advantage

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Two strength factors that relate to all three competitive forces are ________ and customer loyalty.

A)market forces
B)nature of products
C)customer satisfaction
D)switching costs
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The difference between the value that an activity generates and the cost of the activity is called the ________.

A)equity
B)liability
C)overhead
D)margin
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The strength of bargaining power forces depends on the availability of substitutes and ________ compared to the size of suppliers or customers.

A)the amount of profit made annually
B)the relative size of the firm
C)the presence of competitors in the market
D)the threat of new competitors
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In which of the following situations would the suppliers have the strongest bargaining power?

A)coffee planters during a season of frost that decreases production
B)companies negotiating compensation during a booming economy
C)providers of logistic support during an economic slowdown
D)a wholesaler declaring a stock-clearance sale
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Porter's five competitive forces can be grouped into two types: forces related to ________ and forces related to supply chain bargaining power.

A)pricing
B)labor
C)competition
D)consumers
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If a company produces a uniquely formulated anti-ageing face cream targeted at women above the age of forty,which of the following competitive strategies is it following?

A)industry-wide low cost
B)industry-wide differentiation
C)focused low cost
D)focused differentiation
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If customers perceive the benefits of a substitute to be similar to that of a product,then ________.

A)the threat from the substitute is weak
B)the price of the product should be increased to retain market share
C)the threat from the substitute is strong
D)there is no threat from the substitute
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The competitive strategy of an organization determines its ________.

A)industry rivals
B)short-term goals
C)value chains
D)structure
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Porter originally developed the five forces model to determine ________.

A)the potential profitability of an industry
B)the nature of competitive industrial environments
C)the reason why certain industries collapse
D)the means by which to improve industrial viability
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An organization responds to the structure of its industry by choosing a(n)________ strategy.

A)competitive
B)growth
C)leadership
D)operational
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The competitive strategy followed by an organization is derived from its ________.

A)function
B)structure
C)profits
D)goals
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According to Porter,to be effective,the organization's goals,objectives,culture,and activities must be consistent with the ________.

A)organization's structure
B)organization's competitors
C)organization's strategy
D)organization's workforce
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Which of the following is an example of a competitive strategy employed by a firm?

A)increasing the price of its product when raw material prices increase
B)laying off staff in order to cut down costs during a recession period
C)advertising its products nationwide like its competitor organizations
D)launching a unique product targeted at a section of consumers
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In Porter's five factor model,each of the three competitive forces concerns the danger of ________.

A)suppliers favoring rival companies
B)customers taking their business elsewhere
C)investors refusing to back up new projects
D)employees not working toward organizational goals
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In which of the following cases is the strength of competitive forces low?

A)when switching costs are high
B)when rival products are priced high
C)when customer loyalty to the brand or company is low
D)when finding rival products is easy
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A business that selects a differentiation strategy would ________.

A)add cost to an activity provided it has a positive margin
B)provide essential functions at lowest costs
C)imitate rival companies' strategy and products
D)aim to please stockholders with highest dividends
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Porter's model includes the bargaining power of which of the following groups as one of the five factors?

A)investors
B)competitors
C)employees
D)customers
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Simpson's Lawn Services decides to offer two free mowing services for all customers who booked garden landscaping in the fall.By doing this,which of the following forces is Simpson's addressing?

A)the control exercised by Acme Corp. who supplies Simpson with lawn mowers
B)the power held by the landlord of the Simpson's office space
C)the threat posed by Roger's Landscapes,a new competitor
D)the bargaining power of the City Football Club who are Simpson's customers
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Porter defined ________ as the amount of money that a customer is willing to pay for a resource,product,or service.

A)margin
B)profit
C)price
D)value
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Which of the following is true of a value-chain?

A)It is a network of value-creating activities.
B)It consists of only primary activities.
C)It is specific to manufacturing industries.
D)It nullifies the importance of support activities.
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Which of the following is least likely to be an outcome of organizations forming alliances with each other?

A)promotion of product awareness
B)development of market size
C)establishment of standards
D)increase in purchasing costs
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________ includes general management,finance,accounting,legal,and government affairs.

A)Human resources
B)Research and development
C)Firm infrastructure
D)Operations management
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According to Porter's five forces model,a company is profitable if all the five competitive forces are strong.
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Which of the following is a primary activity in the value chain?

A)processes of finding vendors
B)setting up contractual arrangements
C)negotiating prices
D)delivering products to consumers
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Inducing buyers to purchase the product and providing a means for them to do so describes which of the following primary activities?

A)inbound logistics
B)sales and marketing
C)outbound logistics
D)operations/management
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Which of the following is a process implementation principle of competitive advantage?

A)creating a new product
B)enhancing a product
C)establishing alliances
D)differentiating a product
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The three competitive forces in Porter's model concern the danger of customers taking their business elsewhere.
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The strength of bargaining power forces does not depend on the availability of substitutes.
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If the costs of switching to another vendor are high,then the strength of the competitive forces is low.
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Manufacturing systems that use linkages also use ________ to plan production.

A)past reports
B)sales forecasts
C)competitors' information
D)software packages
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As Porter says,the processes and systems in an organization pursuing differentiation strategy must ________ to avoid negative margins.

A)create sufficient value to cover their costs
B)provide products at lowest costs to customers
C)make it easy for products to be duplicated
D)give stiff competition to other similar products
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Which of the following strategies is also called establishing high switching costs?

A)establishing alliances
B)locking in suppliers
C)reducing costs
D)locking in customers
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The bargaining power of competitors is one of the competitive forces identified by Porter.
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Manufacturing systems use ________ to reduce inventory costs.

A)linkages
B)margins
C)value chains
D)support activities
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Each stage of the value chain not only adds value to the product but also ________.

A)attracts buyers
B)accumulates costs
C)devalues the final product
D)attracts competitors
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Competitive strategy determines an organization's value chain.
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Porter's model of business activities includes ________,which are interactions across value activities.

A)linkages
B)evaluations
C)iterations
D)operations
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Porter originally developed the five forces model in order to understand organizations' competitive environment.
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Collecting,storing,and physically distributing the product to buyers describes which of the following primary activities?

A)inbound logistics
B)sales and marketing
C)outbound logistics
D)operations/management
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Which of the following is a product implementation principle of competitive advantage?

A)raise barriers to market entry
B)enhance products or services
C)establish alliances
D)lock in customers and buyers
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A company uses the outbound logistics activity to deliver the finished product to a customer.
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Organizations analyze the structure of their industry,and,using that analysis,they formulate a competitive strategy.
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Each stage of the generic value chain accumulates costs and subtracts value from the product.
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The difference between the value that an activity generates and the cost of the activity is called the margin.
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An organization can choose to either minimize cost or maximize differentiation to gain a competitive advantage.
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Value chain analysis has a direct application to manufacturing businesses.
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Porter's model of business activities includes linkages,which are interactions across value activities.
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Typically,as an individual,a customer has substantial bargaining power to a large manufacturing industry.
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Support activities are business functions that relate directly to the production of the organization's products or services.
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Porter's definition of technology is narrow,as it only includes research and development.
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Manufacturing systems avoid linkages to reduce inventory costs.
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Firm infrastructure excludes general management,finance,accounting,legal,and government affairs.
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Receiving,storing,and disseminating inputs to the product falls under the operation function of primary activity.
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The support activities in the generic value chain facilitate the primary activities and contribute only indirectly to production,sale,and service of the product.
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Business processes implement value chains or portions of value chains.
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A business with a cost strategy will add cost to an activity only as long as the activity has a positive margin.
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Supporting activities contribute to a margin and are easier to calculate than primary activities.
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A business that selects a differentiation strategy would always structure itself around least-cost activities.
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According to Porter,to be effective,the organization's goals,objectives,culture,and activities must be consistent with the organization's strategy.
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Focused differentiation is a strategy in which the product is unique and is used by a wide range of consumers.
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Describe some competitive advantage strategies that are based on business processes.
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Describe,using an example,the primary activities in a value chain.
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Briefly describe how organizational strategy determines the structure of information systems.
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Explain value chain linkages.
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No matter what competitive strategy is being used,the value chain activities remain the same.
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Distinguish between a primary and a support activity in the value chain.
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How can one develop competitive strategies using products? How can information systems help in the process?
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Establishing alliances with other organizations promotes product awareness.
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An information system can be part of a product,but it cannot provide support for a product or service.
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Raising barriers to market entry is a product implementation principle.
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Describe Porter's five forces model.
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Describe the support activities in a value chain.
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What is the criterion on which business processes should run?
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Each value chain is supported by one or more business processes.
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What are the four competitive strategies based on Porter's five forces model?
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How did Porter define technology,human resources and firm infrastructure?
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If the value chain's margin is negative,the company must make some change.
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Differentiate between value and margin.
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What is a value chain? List the primary activities in a value chain.
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How does competitive strategy determine value chain structure?
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1
Two strength factors that relate to all three competitive forces are ________ and customer loyalty.

A)market forces
B)nature of products
C)customer satisfaction
D)switching costs
D
2
The difference between the value that an activity generates and the cost of the activity is called the ________.

A)equity
B)liability
C)overhead
D)margin
D
3
The strength of bargaining power forces depends on the availability of substitutes and ________ compared to the size of suppliers or customers.

A)the amount of profit made annually
B)the relative size of the firm
C)the presence of competitors in the market
D)the threat of new competitors
B
4
In which of the following situations would the suppliers have the strongest bargaining power?

A)coffee planters during a season of frost that decreases production
B)companies negotiating compensation during a booming economy
C)providers of logistic support during an economic slowdown
D)a wholesaler declaring a stock-clearance sale
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Porter's five competitive forces can be grouped into two types: forces related to ________ and forces related to supply chain bargaining power.

A)pricing
B)labor
C)competition
D)consumers
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If a company produces a uniquely formulated anti-ageing face cream targeted at women above the age of forty,which of the following competitive strategies is it following?

A)industry-wide low cost
B)industry-wide differentiation
C)focused low cost
D)focused differentiation
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If customers perceive the benefits of a substitute to be similar to that of a product,then ________.

A)the threat from the substitute is weak
B)the price of the product should be increased to retain market share
C)the threat from the substitute is strong
D)there is no threat from the substitute
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The competitive strategy of an organization determines its ________.

A)industry rivals
B)short-term goals
C)value chains
D)structure
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Porter originally developed the five forces model to determine ________.

A)the potential profitability of an industry
B)the nature of competitive industrial environments
C)the reason why certain industries collapse
D)the means by which to improve industrial viability
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An organization responds to the structure of its industry by choosing a(n)________ strategy.

A)competitive
B)growth
C)leadership
D)operational
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The competitive strategy followed by an organization is derived from its ________.

A)function
B)structure
C)profits
D)goals
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According to Porter,to be effective,the organization's goals,objectives,culture,and activities must be consistent with the ________.

A)organization's structure
B)organization's competitors
C)organization's strategy
D)organization's workforce
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Which of the following is an example of a competitive strategy employed by a firm?

A)increasing the price of its product when raw material prices increase
B)laying off staff in order to cut down costs during a recession period
C)advertising its products nationwide like its competitor organizations
D)launching a unique product targeted at a section of consumers
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In Porter's five factor model,each of the three competitive forces concerns the danger of ________.

A)suppliers favoring rival companies
B)customers taking their business elsewhere
C)investors refusing to back up new projects
D)employees not working toward organizational goals
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In which of the following cases is the strength of competitive forces low?

A)when switching costs are high
B)when rival products are priced high
C)when customer loyalty to the brand or company is low
D)when finding rival products is easy
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A business that selects a differentiation strategy would ________.

A)add cost to an activity provided it has a positive margin
B)provide essential functions at lowest costs
C)imitate rival companies' strategy and products
D)aim to please stockholders with highest dividends
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Porter's model includes the bargaining power of which of the following groups as one of the five factors?

A)investors
B)competitors
C)employees
D)customers
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Simpson's Lawn Services decides to offer two free mowing services for all customers who booked garden landscaping in the fall.By doing this,which of the following forces is Simpson's addressing?

A)the control exercised by Acme Corp. who supplies Simpson with lawn mowers
B)the power held by the landlord of the Simpson's office space
C)the threat posed by Roger's Landscapes,a new competitor
D)the bargaining power of the City Football Club who are Simpson's customers
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Porter defined ________ as the amount of money that a customer is willing to pay for a resource,product,or service.

A)margin
B)profit
C)price
D)value
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Which of the following is true of a value-chain?

A)It is a network of value-creating activities.
B)It consists of only primary activities.
C)It is specific to manufacturing industries.
D)It nullifies the importance of support activities.
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Which of the following is least likely to be an outcome of organizations forming alliances with each other?

A)promotion of product awareness
B)development of market size
C)establishment of standards
D)increase in purchasing costs
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________ includes general management,finance,accounting,legal,and government affairs.

A)Human resources
B)Research and development
C)Firm infrastructure
D)Operations management
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According to Porter's five forces model,a company is profitable if all the five competitive forces are strong.
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Which of the following is a primary activity in the value chain?

A)processes of finding vendors
B)setting up contractual arrangements
C)negotiating prices
D)delivering products to consumers
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Inducing buyers to purchase the product and providing a means for them to do so describes which of the following primary activities?

A)inbound logistics
B)sales and marketing
C)outbound logistics
D)operations/management
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Which of the following is a process implementation principle of competitive advantage?

A)creating a new product
B)enhancing a product
C)establishing alliances
D)differentiating a product
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The three competitive forces in Porter's model concern the danger of customers taking their business elsewhere.
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The strength of bargaining power forces does not depend on the availability of substitutes.
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If the costs of switching to another vendor are high,then the strength of the competitive forces is low.
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Manufacturing systems that use linkages also use ________ to plan production.

A)past reports
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C)competitors' information
D)software packages
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As Porter says,the processes and systems in an organization pursuing differentiation strategy must ________ to avoid negative margins.

A)create sufficient value to cover their costs
B)provide products at lowest costs to customers
C)make it easy for products to be duplicated
D)give stiff competition to other similar products
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Which of the following strategies is also called establishing high switching costs?

A)establishing alliances
B)locking in suppliers
C)reducing costs
D)locking in customers
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The bargaining power of competitors is one of the competitive forces identified by Porter.
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Manufacturing systems use ________ to reduce inventory costs.

A)linkages
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C)value chains
D)support activities
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Each stage of the value chain not only adds value to the product but also ________.

A)attracts buyers
B)accumulates costs
C)devalues the final product
D)attracts competitors
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Competitive strategy determines an organization's value chain.
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Porter's model of business activities includes ________,which are interactions across value activities.

A)linkages
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Porter originally developed the five forces model in order to understand organizations' competitive environment.
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Collecting,storing,and physically distributing the product to buyers describes which of the following primary activities?

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C)outbound logistics
D)operations/management
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Which of the following is a product implementation principle of competitive advantage?

A)raise barriers to market entry
B)enhance products or services
C)establish alliances
D)lock in customers and buyers
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A company uses the outbound logistics activity to deliver the finished product to a customer.
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Organizations analyze the structure of their industry,and,using that analysis,they formulate a competitive strategy.
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Each stage of the generic value chain accumulates costs and subtracts value from the product.
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The difference between the value that an activity generates and the cost of the activity is called the margin.
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An organization can choose to either minimize cost or maximize differentiation to gain a competitive advantage.
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Value chain analysis has a direct application to manufacturing businesses.
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Porter's model of business activities includes linkages,which are interactions across value activities.
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Typically,as an individual,a customer has substantial bargaining power to a large manufacturing industry.
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Support activities are business functions that relate directly to the production of the organization's products or services.
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Porter's definition of technology is narrow,as it only includes research and development.
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Manufacturing systems avoid linkages to reduce inventory costs.
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Firm infrastructure excludes general management,finance,accounting,legal,and government affairs.
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Receiving,storing,and disseminating inputs to the product falls under the operation function of primary activity.
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The support activities in the generic value chain facilitate the primary activities and contribute only indirectly to production,sale,and service of the product.
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Business processes implement value chains or portions of value chains.
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A business with a cost strategy will add cost to an activity only as long as the activity has a positive margin.
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Supporting activities contribute to a margin and are easier to calculate than primary activities.
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A business that selects a differentiation strategy would always structure itself around least-cost activities.
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According to Porter,to be effective,the organization's goals,objectives,culture,and activities must be consistent with the organization's strategy.
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Focused differentiation is a strategy in which the product is unique and is used by a wide range of consumers.
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Describe some competitive advantage strategies that are based on business processes.
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Describe,using an example,the primary activities in a value chain.
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Briefly describe how organizational strategy determines the structure of information systems.
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Explain value chain linkages.
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No matter what competitive strategy is being used,the value chain activities remain the same.
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Distinguish between a primary and a support activity in the value chain.
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How can one develop competitive strategies using products? How can information systems help in the process?
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Establishing alliances with other organizations promotes product awareness.
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An information system can be part of a product,but it cannot provide support for a product or service.
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Raising barriers to market entry is a product implementation principle.
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Describe Porter's five forces model.
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Describe the support activities in a value chain.
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What is the criterion on which business processes should run?
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Each value chain is supported by one or more business processes.
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What are the four competitive strategies based on Porter's five forces model?
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How did Porter define technology,human resources and firm infrastructure?
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If the value chain's margin is negative,the company must make some change.
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Differentiate between value and margin.
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What is a value chain? List the primary activities in a value chain.
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How does competitive strategy determine value chain structure?
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