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Learn how to use the value chain, a tool developed by Michael Porter, to analyze and improve the sources of competitive advantage in a company. The value chain disaggregates a company into its strategically relevant activities and shows how they create value for customers and competitors.
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Discover how to use Michael Porter's Value Chain Analysis model to optimize primary activities, create competitive advantages, and drive success.
18 cze 2018 · Learn how to use value chain analysis to identify opportunities for cost savings and differentiation in the production cycle. The article explains Porter's value chain model, its history, its components, and its applications with examples.
24 mar 2024 · Porter’s Value Chain Model is a strategic management tool developed by Harvard Business School professor Michael Porter. The tool analyses a company’s value chain – defined as the combination of processes that the company uses to make money.
1 lip 2024 · A review of the primary activities of Michael Porter's value chain, and how companies can optimize those activities to create competitive advantages.
11 sty 2022 · Porter’s model identifies different generic activities within a value chain, both primary and secondary activities. Primary activities are inbound logistics, operations, outbound logistics, marketing and sales, and services.
11 kwi 2017 · Since the mid-1980s, Michael Porter’s value chain analysis (i.e., his original five forces value chain model) has been a useful tool for numerous companies to develop and sustain breakthrough competitive advantages.
