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- All chapter begin by highlighting dynamic companies and their leaders who make the strategic decisions
- Nineteen cases of top Indian companies included at the end of the book
- Indian examples in chapter inserts provide students with the strategic approach adopted by these companies
- With the interactive feature How Would You Do That, students have a chance to place themselves into role of a strategic decision maker at a well-known company
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| | Contents | PART I STRATEGY AND STRATEGIC LEADERSHIP IN DYNAMIC TIMES
- Introducing Strategic Management
- Leading Strategically Through Effective Vision and Mission
PART II THE INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT OF STRATEGY
- Examining the Internal Environment: Resources, Capabilities, and Activities
- Exploring the External Environment: Macro and Industry Dynamics
PART III BUSINESS, CORPORATE, AND GLOBAL STRATEGIES
- Creating Business Strategies
- Crafting Business Strategy for Dynamic Contexts
- Developing Corporate Strategy
- Looking at International Strategies
PART FOUR STRATEGY VEHICLES FOR NEW DIRECTIONS
- Understanding Alliances and Cooperative Strategies
- Studying Mergers and Acquisitions
PART FIVE IMPLEMENTATION, NEW VENTURES, AND GOVERNANCE IN DYNAMIC CONTEXTS
- Organizational Structure, Systems, and Processes
- Considering New Ventures and Corporate Renewal
- Corporate Governance in the Twenty-First Century
PART SIX CASE STUDIES: PULLING IT ALL TOGETHER
- LG Electronics' Vision—Global Top 3 by 2010
- Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited: Implementing Vision and Mission
- Vodafone—Entry to India
- Competitive Advantage—Airtel
- Macroanalysis and Resource-Based View for Alcatel-Lucent
- Reliance Communication
- Global Strategy—Acquisition of i-flex Solutions Limited by Oracle Corporation
- Developing Competencies—Infosys Technologies Limited
- Pharmaceutical Industry: Distinctive Competencies and Generic Strategies
- IDEA Cellular 593
- Thermax: Global Value Chain Management
- The Expansion of Vincor
- Developing Competitive Advantage—Wipro
- Strategic Growth of Tata Steel
- Implementation of the Balanced Scorecard as a Means of Corporate Learning: The Porsche Case
- Biocon: World's Envy, India's Pride
- Spicejet (Beyond 2008)—Rise Above the World so High
- Upgrading Internationalizing Business Strategies for Reinventing the Company's Fortunes—A Case of Tata Motors
- David Walentas' Two Trees Management Company—A Case of Deliberate Entrepreneurship
- Redefining Value Preposition to MSMEs
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| | About the Authors | Mason A. Carpenter is from University of Wisconsin–Madison
Wm. Gerard Sanders is from Brigham Young University
Prashant Salwan is from Indian Institute of Management, Indore. |
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