entrepreneurial strategy generating & exploiting new entries
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- Entrepreneurial Strategy Generating & Exploiting New Entries
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- New Entry 1.Offering a New product to new or established market 2.Offering an established product to a new market 3.Creating a new organization (whether the product or the market is new or not)
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- Resource - Source of Competitive Advantage Creating a resource bundle that is: valuable, rare and inimitable. Market Knowledge Technological knowledge
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- Entry Strategy for New entry Exploitation First Movers develop a cost advantage First movers face less competitive rivalry First movers can secure important channels First movers are better positioned to satisfy customers. First movers gain expertise through participation.
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- Some Disadvantages Environmental Instability Customer uncertainty Demand uncertainty Technological uncertainty Lead time
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- Risk Reduction Strategy Narrow Scope Strategy Broad- Scope Strategy Imitation Strategy Managing Newness
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- Strategies for Growth & Managing Implications
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- Growth Strategies
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- Diversification Backward Integration Forward Integration & Horizontal Integration Related Unrelated
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- Implications of Growth Pressures on existing financial resources Pressures on Human resources. Pressures on management of employees Pressures on the Entrepreneurs time
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- Overcoming Pressures on existing Financial Resources Managing Cash Flow Managing Inventory Managing Fixed Assets Managing Cost & Profits Taxes Record Keeping
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- Overcoming Pressures on the Management of Employees Establish Team spirit Communicate with employees Provide Feedback Delegate Some responsibility to others Provide continuous training for employees
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- Overcoming Pressures on Entrepreneurs Time Increased productivity Increased Job Satisfaction Improved interpersonal relationships Reduced time anxiety and tension Better health
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