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The ADL (Arthur D. Little) Matrix is a corporate planning tool that helps in strategizing and policy making by focusing on the firm's competitive position. It's used in business strategy to help a company decide on growth strategies such as market penetration, market development, product development, or diversification. It's based on the premise that the two key factors determining a company's success are business position and industry maturity.
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This deck includes the following business strategy frameworks: Offshoring Strategy Framework, Cradle to Cradle (C2C), Disruptive Innovation, Economic Value Added (EVA), Bass Diffusion Model, DuPont Analysis, Stage-Gate Model, CYNEFIN Framework, 8D Process, Innovative Cycle, Organizational Configuration, Focus-Energy Matrix, Schein's Three Levels of Culture, Architecture Development Method (ADM), Trompenaars' Dimensions, Risk-Reward Analysis, SMART Targets, Investment Stages, , Compensation Model, CAGE Distance Framework, Belbin's Team Roles, Competing Values Framework (CVF), ADL Matrix, Generic Strategies, Bottom of the Pyramid (BOP), Core Quality Quadrant, Seven Levels of Sustainability, BOP Framework, Two-Factor Theory, Balancing Transparency, DMIS Model, Total Perceived Service Quality, Identity and Image (Birkigt/Stadler), Kotter's 8 Step Change, MDA Framework, Business Process Management (BPM), Cialdini's Seven Principles, Model of Entrepreneurship, Gain Sharing, Elaboration Like...
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