Chapter 4 Internal Analysis: Resources, Capabilities, and Core Competencies

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To formulate a strategy that leads to a sustained competitive advantage: (2)

• Resources and capabilities must combine to form core competencies.

• Firms should consciously work to identify these

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what are core competencies

Unique strengths

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what is resource-based view

model that helps identify core competencies

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what is resource heterogeneity 

A firm is a unique bundle of resources, capabilities and competencies

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what is resource immobility

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what is VRIO

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what does VRIO stand for

• Valuable.

• Rare.

• Costly to Imitate.

• Organized to capture the value of the resource.

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what are isolating mechanisms 

sustain a firm’s competitive advantage by preventing rivals from competing away the firm’s advantages

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what is core rigidity

A former core competency that is turned into a liability

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what is resource stock

firm’s current level of intangible resources

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what is resource flows

The firm’s level of investments to maintain or build a resource

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what is firm value chain

Internal activities a firm engages in when transforming inputs into outputs

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what are primary activities

Firm activities add value directly

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what are support activities

Firm activities that add value indirectly

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why must a strategic activity system must evolve (2)

External environment changes

Competitors develop their activity systems