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![]() Strategic Management Dynamics - Chapter 6 - resource development.
This chapter explains how resources often develop through stages, at each of which they contribute
differently to performance – disloyal customers vs. loyal, junior staff vs. experienced, and so on.
Organizations are often able to manage resources before they become an active part of the business system,
and may need to do so, for example to make potential customers aware or interested in their products.
Resources sometimes continue to have an influence after leaving an organization’s system, e.g. former
employees recommending others to join its staff. Especially widespread and powerful cases concern the
efforts of firms to win awareness and choice of customers, to hire, develop and retain staff, and to develop
and promote new products. The chapter provides frameworks for laying out and quantifying where in their
development process customers, staff, products, equipment and other resources lie. It also shows how to
quantify the impact of the various factors affecting resource-development, including how managerial
choices affect their movement, so that changes over time in performance can be assessed.
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