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MGMGT650 Final Exam 1 May 2021 Chapters 9 – 16
Articles provide you with a problem, find a solution. Should not need an outside source for every question, rarely none. Articles in text can drive your answer. Outside sources are not recommended besides sources related to Johnson and Johnson. Use headings, subtitles, or
even bullet format. No giant paragraphs. Chapter 9: International Strategy
• Outsourcing Why is this important, how is it useful, why would a company choose this?
• Cheaper to produce elsewhere • Profitable to bring in parts from cheaper regions
When you think of knowledge, skills, abilities (KSAs), and even collaboration, these things come from outsourcing. If you don’t have KSAs internally within the organization then you’re going to look at outsourcing and it’s a good way to enter different markets, especially when looking at international strategies. Chapter 10: Entrepreneurship and Innovation:
• Innovation Dilemmas • Product and Process innovation • Technology Push or Market Pull • Platform Leadership • Diffusion
Primarily focus on what every company has, innovation strategy and approach along with the problems associated with it. Think of market push when it comes to innovation and how that might change different approaches when we think of quality, safety, and their implications of the strategic plan, how the company develops a market for product. Chapter 11 & 12: Mergers and Acquisitions: (SAF Framework)
• Suitability – Does it make sense to the current strategic plan addressing key threats and opportunities.
• Acceptability – Does it meet the expectations of stakeholders, key stake holders and is the level of risk acceptable?
• Feasibility – Would the strategy work in practice? Is it financially sound? Do you have the appropriate KSAs withing the organization?
Chapter 13: Strategic Development Process: How much of a strategy is deliberate and how much is emergent. Recognize whether the company is emergent or deliberate.
• Deliberate Strategy • Emergent Strategy
Chapter 14: How an Organization is configured:
• Understand various control systems, how they may be implemented • Governance component (have controls in place to make sure strategy is
effective, if we don’t, there could be dire consequences.) Chapter 15: Change Management
• How does change management inform your strategy? • Think about things going on in the business, how can principles of change management
inform you to make changes or implementations of your strategy? • Think about Lewin’s Force Field Model, recognition of different barriers to strategic
implementation, or different collaboration approaches.
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One question in the Exam not related to content, use experiences from BSG. What type of risk may a company take?
Chapter 16: Basically, an overview of the course, how big of a risk may a company take to develop a vaccine program, related to the red text above.