Saturday, January 10, 2009

Strategic Management and Cases to Accompany Strategic Management or Electronic Commerce

Strategic Management and Cases to Accompany Strategic Management

Author: Jeffrey S Harrison

Strategic Management of Resources and Relationships provides a realistic, balanced view of the field. It draws heavily from the resource-based perspective that firms can develop competitive advantages through the acquisition, development and management of resources. It also uses stakeholder theory to help explain when firms should form partnerships, the form they should take and how to manage them. Finally, this book contains the most relevant theory and models from the traditional approach to strategic management. Consequently, combining the resource-based view and the stakeholder view with traditional theory and models provides a very complete, comprehensive and managerially useful perspective of strategic management.



Table of Contents:
Preface
About the Author
Pt. 1Analysis of the Competitive Situation
Ch. 1Strategic Management2
Ch. 2The Environment And External Stakeholders34
Ch. 3Organizational Resources and Competitive Advantage72
Pt. 2Strategy Formulation
Ch. 4Strategic Direction116
Ch. 5Strategy Formulation at The Business-Unit Level146
Ch. 6Strategies for Entrepreneurship and Innovation182
Ch. 7Corporate-Level Strategy and Restructuring214
Pt. 3Strategy Implementation and Control
Ch. 8Strategy Implementation: Resources and Relationships260
Ch. 9Strategy Implementation: Design and Control298
Ch. 10Global Strategic Management and The Future342

Book review: Social Work or Sales Management

Electronic Commerce: Security, Risk Management, and Control with Powerweb Passcode Card (E-Commerce)

Author: Marilyn Greenstein

The field of electronic commerce has grown rapidly over the past few years. Major corporations and even small businesses are using electronic commerce as a channel of distribution. This growth has led to the need for business students to understand the security, risk management, and control issues related to electronic commerce.



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