2004
DOI: 10.1016/j.hitech.2004.03.005
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Strategic groups, exit barriers and strategy decision constraints in high-tech companies

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“…Specifically, to move from one strategic group (group i ) to another (group j ), a firm must confront two types of mobility barriers, First, it must overcome entry barriers to group j such as long‐term investments in tangible and intangible assets whose costs are irrecoverable and outcomes uncertain (Dranove et al., 1998). Second, it must also surmount exit barriers from group i as its initial resource endowments are ‘sticky’ and may constrain any strategic repositioning (Chen, 1996; Hoyt and Sherman, 2004). The third pillar suggests that the mobility barriers surrounding strategic groups are asymmetrical.…”
Section: Theory and Hypothesesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Specifically, to move from one strategic group (group i ) to another (group j ), a firm must confront two types of mobility barriers, First, it must overcome entry barriers to group j such as long‐term investments in tangible and intangible assets whose costs are irrecoverable and outcomes uncertain (Dranove et al., 1998). Second, it must also surmount exit barriers from group i as its initial resource endowments are ‘sticky’ and may constrain any strategic repositioning (Chen, 1996; Hoyt and Sherman, 2004). The third pillar suggests that the mobility barriers surrounding strategic groups are asymmetrical.…”
Section: Theory and Hypothesesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Industrial structure analysis refers to the in-depth analysis of industrial operation by the analytic tools to discover its inherent economic law and predict its future development. The SCP framework [1], the five-force model [2], the value chain analysis [3] and the strategic group analysis have been widely used [4][5][6][7]. These methods provided the detailed information about the competitive situation and structure so that could play an important role in the practice of strategic management such as the making of competitive strategy, the establishment of competitive advantage, the cultivation of core ability and so on.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…De plus, les groupes ouvrent la possibilité d'analyser en même temps de multiples firmes. Finalement, l'analyse de groupes peut être utilisée pour résumer l'information dans le but de mettre en relief des dimensions clés, c'est-à-dire de faciliter l'appréciation des conséquences d'un mouvement collectif de plusieurs firmes se trouvant dans un même statut concurrentiel ou pour vérifier des similarités sur des directions stratégiques dans un secteur.Des recherches plus récentes réaffirment que l'analyse des groupes stratégiques peut être utilisée pour identifier les entreprises qui ont réussi à acquérir un avantage concurrentiel sur des rivaux dans le secteur [Claver-Cortés E., J. F.Molina-Azorin and D. Quer-Ramon 2003-2004;Grover V. and K. A. Saeed, 2004;Hoyt J. and H. Sherman, 2004;Jianyuan Y. and Y. Ou, 2005;Soh C. S. Das and K. H. Goh, 2005]. En particulier, Barbarito[Barbarito L., 1997] analyse différentes approches sur le regroupement stratégique et met en lumière un cadre général basé sur la sélection de l'approche de regroupement et sur l'identification de variables clés.…”
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