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Businesses seek international markets to sell product innovations, take advantage of improvements in transportation and communication technologies, and benefit from reductions in international trade barriers. Students should consider why companies expand globally and the opportunities and constraints of operating across borders when reviewing case studies. Teachers should provide guidance on the key reasons companies internationalize and factors influencing international trade.
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Strategic Alliances“When two or more companies from different countries agree to ENGAGE jointly in business activities.”
“A strategic alliance is a relationship between two or more entities that agree to share resources to achieve a mutually beneficial objective. For example, a company manufactures and distributes a product in the United States and desires to sell it in other countries. Another company wants to expand its product line with the type of product the first company creates, and has a worldwide distribution channel. The two companies establish an alliance to expand the distribution of the first company’s product.”
Examples: joint R&D, joint manufacturing, joint sales, joint service
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Rationale for International Strategic AlliancesPenetrating new foreign marketsSharing market/marketing costsSharing research and development costs and risksLaunching a counterattack against competitorsPooling global resourcesLearning from partners
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Success Factor for Strategic Alliances
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Activity 1:
Case Study: South African Airways and EtihadPlease read the case of strategic alliance between Etihad and South African Airways in early 2015. Then, discuss the following questions:
(http://www.businesstoday.co.ke/news/news/1418640757/etihad-south-african-airways-strike-double-daily-flights-deal)
What are the key benefits for Etihad and South African airways?
What do you see as potential pitfalls?
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Etihad Airways President and CEO James Hogan (L) with SAA acting chief executive Nico Bezuidenhout during the signing of the partnership
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Management ContractA management contract is an arrangement under which operational control of an enterprise is vested by contract in a separate enterprise that performs the ...
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Teaching Business Students the Art and Science of Innovation
Dr. Uma G. Gupta, State University of New York at Buffalo State, NY, USA
ABSTRACT
Today the ability to innovate has become a core and sought after business competency. While innovation is often
taught in capstone business courses as a topic, this paper argues that the time is right to make innovation the central
theme in teaching strategic management. The McKinsey &Company framework is used to teach students the eight
essential ingredients of innovation and its execution. The opportunities to integrate previous knowledge about other
business functions into the teaching of innovation is outlined. The critical business lessons that can be imparted to
business students through the McKinsey framework is discussed.
Keywords: Strategic management curriculum, innovation, innovation framework, business competencies.
INTRODUCTION:
Strategic management is a capstone course in most undergraduate business degree programs in U.S. institutions. The
strategic management course integrates fundamental business concepts from accounting, finance, production, human
resources, marketing, and leadership and challenges students to apply these integrated concepts in order to leam how
to run a business. This gives students a deeper understanding of the many challenges that CEOs face in ensuring the
success and sustainability of their company in the face of rapid changes. They realize that while hindsight is easy,
consistent and high-quality execution is not.
One of the key factors today in ensuring the long-term success and sustainability of any business is the art and
science of innovation. The rise of the new economy, characterized by intense global competition, advanced
information technologies, a virtual 24x7 workforce, and an almost ubiquitous world of online business transactions
free of geographical boundaries, has made information, knowledge, and innovation integral and invaluable in
creating and managing sustainable competitive advantage. In other words, it is not enough if our students understand
the fundamental concepts of business and how to apply them to a business setting. Instead, today they should know
how to apply core business concepts through the lens of speed, innovation, and customer service. This paper focuses
on how to integrate the fundamentals of innovation into the strategic management curriculum.
There are at least three challenges in teaching innovation to undergraduate students.
1- What does it mean? Not only students, but business owners and leaders too, sometimes struggle to define
innovation in meaningful, concrete and operational terms, although many understand it intuitively. Words
such as creative, unique, transformation, revolution, etc. come to mind, but how can we teach students to
translate this into operational concepts that can be executed for the long-range success of a company?
2. Company size: Most students are familiar with the big br.
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