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Navigable Slide Index
- Introduction
- Insight driven strategic thinking
- Frameworks in strategy analysis
- External competitive environment
- Three levels
- PESTLE
- ‘Trickle-down’ effect
- Life-cycle analysis
- Exploitative vs. exploratory Competition
- Competing factors
- Industry and market-Level
- US airline markets in the midst of COVID-19
- Competing factors
- Summary
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Topics Covered
- Strategic thinking
- Strategy Analysis
- Problem solving
- Competition
- PESTLE
Talk Citation
Tovstiga, G. (2021, October 31). Analysis of the external competitive environment [Video file]. In The Business & Management Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved December 14, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/IJTK3866.Export Citation (RIS)
Publication History
Other Talks in the Series: Key Concepts: Strategy in Practice
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0:00
Greetings and welcome to this session on "Strategy in Practice".
My name is George Tovstiga,
and I'm Professor of Strategy at EDHEC Business School in France.
In this session, we examined deep-level analysis approaches
for making sense of the external competitive context.
0:19
In this series on "Strategy in Practice",
we differentiate between big picture analysis, which presents
the comprehensive perspective on a particular strategic challenge,
and deep level analysis,
which focuses specifically on
external and firm internal factors relevant to this challenge.
Both levels of analysis complement each other of course.
We always begin at the big level and then selectively delve into
deep-level analysis on a needs-driven basis
as guided by insight-driven strategic thinking.
0:57
First, some comments regarding deep level strategic analysis in general.
Numerous models constructs,
and frameworks have made their appearance in the strategic management literature.
Some are more useful than others.
We need to keep in mind that all frameworks of strategic analysis represent a
degree of abstraction and simplification of reality.
Moreover, models and frameworks of analysis
inherently assume rationality in the contexts analyzed.
In strategy practice, rationality is not necessarily a given.
In strategy practice the challenges,
is not a lack of frameworks,
but rather knowing when and how to apply
a framework and even more importantly, whether at all.
Importantly in strategic analysis,
the choice of framework and whether to apply it
should be guided by insight-driven strategic thinking.
With that said, the objective of this session is
not to provide an exhaustible review of frameworks and models.
One can find these in any strategy textbook.
Rather, the intent of this session is to share only a few representative approaches;
ones that I have found particularly useful
in my own strategy research in practice and to illustrate their application.