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- What Revenue Should You Bet On?
- An efficient business plan is imperative for the perennial growth of business. Such a plan should analyze the strategic fit between existing products and markets. Based on the study, suitable growth strategies should be designed and executed. The Ansoff Matrix is an effective tool to study the aforesaid strategic fit....
- White papers 2003-08-05
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- Appraising The Company Situation
- This presentation highlights the aspects of marketing planning. It is the process of anticipating the future and determining the course of actions. For this various intensives strategies have been discussed. These strategies are Ansoff matrix, SWOT analysis, opportunity matrix, and threat matrix. In addition, the steps of marketing planning have...
- White papers 2003-01-01
- Business Strategy: In Historical Perspective
- The paper delves into the evolution and the historical perspective of business strategy concept. The concept stemmed from the Second Industrial Revolution. Through the years, the concept has seen several shifts according to changing market environments. In this context, the paper touches upon some prominent business strategy defining tools such...
- Presentations 2003-01-01
- Diversification and Synergy
- Article encodes two frameworks that help the strategist to analyze how to expand the boundaries of the firm in a way that maximizes the potential for transference of skills, or synergy, among the businesses. These are Ansoff's growth vector matrix and Thomas's direct and indirect linkages approach. These options are...
- White papers 2003-01-01
- Competition And Business Strategy In Historical Perspective
- This white paper is basically a chronology of emergence of the device—strategic planning in a competitive market. Strategic planning goes way back to 1850 when the second industrial revolution brought in large-scale investment to exploit economies. Gradually, the paper talks about how the business policy was given a new meaning...
- White papers 2003-01-01
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