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Strategy > Forum > Difference Between Strategy Approaches and Strategy Concepts
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Difference Between Strategy Approaches and Strategy Concepts
Hadit, Student (University), Member
Hi, can someone please explain the difference between a strategy approach and a strategy concept? I'm not sure if I get it right, but to my mind an approach (like Resource-based View) describes a way to interpret the reality.
Whereas a strategy concept (like Core Competences by Prahalad and Hamel) is based on an approach (RBV) and describes actions in terms of strategies.
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Strategy Approach versus Strategy Concept
Elena Zhila, Project Manager, Germany, Member Strategy approach is the way to interpret the problem while a concept is the way to solve the problem.
For example, profits are going down. One approach would be to interpret this as a profit problem and then apply concept revenue-cost, analyze revenue, analyze cost.
Another approach would be to interpret this as organizational problem and use organizational concepts; for example: are people motivated, do the incentive schemes function properly, and so on.
Hope that helps.
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