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Integration Strategy
azeem, Student (MBA), Pakistan, Member
Here's my summary of integration strategies:
1. VERTICAL INTEGRATION:
1A. Forward (Vertical) integration:
= Seeking ownership or increased control over distributors or retailers.
Forward integration involves gaining ownership or increased control over distributors or retailers.
You can gain ownership or control over the distributors or retailers using forward integration.
1B. Backward (Vertical...
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Is There a Third Dimension?
David Wilson, Manager, Canada, Premium Member Hi Azeem. Have you ever consider a diagonal integration, where you may gain ownership in a market that can be used to support other products or market...
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3. Orthogonal Integration
Leonard Caillouet To the strategic integration models suggested by azeem, I would suggest a third dimension would be partnerships orthogonal (Editor: ~independent, non-...
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Strategies beyond Competition
srinivas, Lecturer, India, Member The integration strategies discussed above are based on control and taking ownership of other firms (assumptions).
If the focus and object...
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Vertical and Horizontal Integration are the Main 2
Ajaya Shankar Gupta, Management Consultant, India, Member The main classification of Integration Strategies is Vertical and Horizontal.
All other strategies can be based on these two dimensions with diff...
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Only 2 Dimensions in Strategic Integration
Onyango Lucius, Events Marketer, Uganda, Member I think there really are only two dimensions in strategic integration, but other options can be based on these two (vertical and horizontal)....
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Horizontal Integration Tends to Monopolizing
Walter Berns, Strategy Consultant, United States, Member The unfortunate thing about mergers and takeovers is the overall niche of the business would tend to become monopolized in a fashion and thus fall to ...
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The Third Dimension
Jay Lo, Partner, Taiwan, Member To me the third dimension would be people. Integration is not just about merging two businesses to achieve a better set of formality. Depending on the...
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Integrating All Activities in the Strategy
Sandhya.R, Professor, India, Member Integration strategy is not only a concept applicable to mergers and acquisitions but in the broader sense it could also mean how an individual firm i...
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Horizontal and Vertical Integration
Tom Wilson, HR Consultant, United States, Premium Member The military depends upon the chain of command for vertical integration and staff officers, the Military Entrepreneurs in the French sense of the word...
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Flexible Integration Strategies
eduardo oliva, Professor, Mexico, Member May I suggest that we could approach this integration subject in a flexible manner?
Consider that our business climate and our negotiating capabi...
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Vertical Integration
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