Strategic Change: The case study of Daimler Chrysler

Essay by amalingUniversity, Master'sB-, January 2009

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School of Management (PG)

Assessment Cover Sheet

PIN or Student ID

6016574

Date Due

18th December 2006

Student Name

Miss. Winna Boonkham

No of Words

4,454

Programme and Centre

MSC

In marketing

Management

Word Limit

Table of contents & list of references will

not be included in the word count.

The use of appendices is not permitted in

assignments and students should be

aware that work submitted as an

appendix in an exam project will not

count towards the final mark of the exam project.

Module

MSc Corporate Strategy Examination project

Title

The key concept for this examination project is Strategic Change . Students are required to undertake 3 tasks:

Discuss the nature of strategic change and explain how it is different to other forms of organisational change

Choose an example of a company that has gone through a strategic change in the past 10 years and explain the main external and internal drivers of that strategic change

Evaluate the extent to which the strategic change has delivered a sustainable competitive advantage for your chosen example.

Learning Outcomes: On successful completion of this assessment, the student should be able to demonstrate:

Number

Outcome type

Outcome

1

Intellectual & cognitive skills

Think both theoretically and strategically about business.

2

Intellectual & cognitive skills

Critical evaluation of business facts and business research data.

3

Intellectual & cognitive skills

Ability to distinguish between assumptions and evidence in research publications and business reports.

4

Professional & practical skills

Ability to analyse a company's business environment and identify opportunities and threats at industry level.

5

Professional & practical skills

Ability to analyse a company's internal capabilities and resources.

8

Knowledge & understanding

Knowledge and understanding of the impact of contextual forces on organisations and business operations, including legal systems; ethical, economic, environmental, social & technological...