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How growth and consolidation strategies differ and the types ire each category. 4. How portfolio models can be used to classify products or business units. 5. How middle management should interact with top management in the process of strategy development. 6. How to identify product objectivesthe type of contribution each product should make to the firmto guide managers. Chapter Outline ░I. Corporate strategy involves longrange planning to select the various businesses a company should be in by identifying the markets to be served and the product lines/services to be produced on the basis of assessment ,of the environment, resources, and objectives. # A. Several factors affect corporate strategy: A firm's strongest resource is referred to as a core competency. Table 21 illustrates how these can be used. B. The mission refers to the broad purposes of the organization and serves to provide general criteria for assessing longrun organizational effectiveness; corporate objectives reflect management's specific expectations regarding organizational performance. C. Corporate objectives reflect managements specific expectations regarding organizational performance. Common types of corporate objectives are those of profitability, volume, stability and nonfinancial. (Table 22) D. There are several types of corporate strategy. 1. Growth strategies for current markets can be achieved by market penetration, product development, and vertical integration. 2. Growth strategies for new markets can be achieved by market development, market expansion, diversification. 3. Consolidation strategies can achieve goals through nongrowth by retrenchment, pruning, or divestment. IT. Product mix strategy helps management solve the problem of establishing priorities. A. Product portfolio models are used to classify products to determine the future cash contributions and the future cash requirements that will be appropriate for each product. 1. The Business Screen is a device for categorizing products or business units based on the managerial assessments of each units relative competitive capabilities and the attractiveness of the market in which it operates. a. Products rates "build" and "question" should emphasize marketshare objectives. b. Products in the "hold" and "harvest" categories should be profitfocused. 2. There are several implications and limitations of portfolio models. a. Portfolio models assume internal generation of cash to fund products in the build and question categories which other sources of funds such as borrowing exist. b. Products in the hold category often experience extensive competition, and challenges to their leadership position and marketshare maintenance should be a short=run objective. c. 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