Essays on Strategic Management

There are 10 basic principles that comprise effective access management: Provide a specialized roadway systemRoads function in many different ways depending on system and user needs. The main function of freeways and expressways is mobility, i.e., high speed/volume and long distance travel. In contrast, the…

Quantitative Strategic Planning Matrix (QSPM) One of the best ways to evaluate strategies for an organization is through the Quantitative Strategic Planning Matrix (QSPM). This tool provides a high-level strategic way to assess different types of strategic options through an analytical method that compares different…

The term manufacturing has its roots in the Latin language and means “made by hand” (Groover, 2002), but the modern idea of manufacturing has passed way beyond the notion of manual labor in a series of important disruptive advances. Defined by the dictionary as the…

Strategic management is a unique approach training formulated to understand how firms and businesses compete by learning about critical operational strategies (Robson, 2015). It’s a central tool for managers of organizations to determine right and working management systems. This paper will look at the critical…

Previous studies have mainly focused on value creation and capture in the BE, which also largely overlaps with business model studies. However, they seem to have paid less attention to the embedded resource around the established value chain or platform ecosystem. The embedded resources will…

As a lifelong member of the Richardson community, I know firsthand how we like to think of ourselves as a jewel in the DFW area with small town connections and big city amenities. Regardless of the booming size, community really comes down to relationships and…

Strategic management has evolved to be a demanding and extremely complex subject. Rightfully so, with the number of corporate failures that seem to appear with monotonous regularity, it is vital that a subject such as this is thoroughly research and published with some arguing that…

An enduring problem for strategic management is the sustainability of policy initiatives. Institutional theory suggests that self-regulatory structures can become institutionalized in organizations that adopt them, generating both a real commitment to regulatory compliance and a set of practices to support this commitment. Nevertheless, very…

Individuals have the authority, initiative and ability to manage their own work which creates a sense of ownership and responsibility towards the organization (Denison et al., 2006). Empowerment has been linked to fundamental issues like individual motivation, delegation of authority, job design, participative decision making,…

In recent years the terms sustainability and resilience have been compared, differentiated, and used interchangeably by a variety of different writers and scientists. The lack of a proper understanding behind both concepts causes confusion and debate about whether or not they are the same term,…