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LEAH LYNDA I. STA ANA, Student (MBA), Philippines
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Resource-based view of the firm is a bit like a . You analyze all the available resources of the business to further achieve its business goals. After that, evaluate and assess where you can improve and innovate on the available resources. (...) Read more? Sign up for free
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Warren Miller, CPA, CFA, United States
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RBV and SWOT
I don't disagree 100%, Leah Lynda, but I do disagree mostly:
- For one thing, "SWOT" includes "Opportunities and Threats," which are external to the firm. The RBV is internal.
- For another, I believe that Jay Barney's typology of resources--as four types of capital--is a great way to begin the analysis of them. At the end of the day, though, we still need his VRINO (valuable, rare, inimitable, non-substitutable, organizationally aligned) framework to determine the durability and contribution to value that any capabilities (which are made of one or more 'routines,' which themselves comprise bundles of resources) may offer.
Hope this helps.
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francisco
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RBV and SWOT
According to the seminal article firm resources an (...)
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LEAH LYNDA I. STA ANA, Student (MBA), Philippines
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RBV, SWOT and Risk Management (RM)
Thank you for your comment Warren and Francisco, I (...)
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Sam Hwambo. BA Hons. Bus Stud (Open), Accountant, Zimbabwe
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RBV and SWOT
Point of correction, strengths are internal while (...)
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Warren Miller, CPA, CFA, United States
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RBV and SWOT and Risk Management
In my view, RM deals with all four SWOT elements a (...)
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Heunes
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RBV and SWOT
I can not agree with the approach...
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Warren Miller, CPA, CFA, United States
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RBV and SWOT
Ben, I disagree. I believe you're missing a key as (...)
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