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Creating Business
Advantage
Lecture 2
1
For use with Cole/Kelly, Management Theory and Practice, 9th edition 9781473769724, ©Cengage 2020
Management Theory
in Turbulent Times
For use with Cole/Kelly, Management Theory and Practice, 9th edition 9781473769724, ©Cengage 2020
Learning Outcomes
explain the process view of management
explain what is meant by a learning organization
describe characteristics of postmodern organizations
discuss management theories that explain how an organization can meet the
challenges of a turbulent business environment
distinguish between the strategic and HR approaches to competence
discuss how the HR approach may support the strategic approach to
competence
evaluate competency approaches from the perspective of the organization
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DISCUSS
TURBULENT TIMES NEED FLEXIBLE SUPPLY CHAINS
TURBULENT TIMES PRESENT SYSTEMIC CHALLENGES
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The contemporary workplace is more likely to be unified horizontally around integrated business
processes that are enabled by database and internet technologies and in the hands of
coordinated and empowered teams.
FIGURE 12.2
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SUPPLY CHAINS
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INTERNET TECHNOLOGIES
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The ‘ICE’ age is referred to by Cole and Kelly (Chapter 12) - what does
the ‘E’ stand for?
a. Environment c. Efficiency
b. Entrepreneurialism d. External
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Approaches to Competence
A core competence is something unique that a
firm has, or can do, strategically well
Generic competences
An ability to:
– keep the organization aligned with its environment, and, through learning, stay matched in a
changing environment
– focus on the customer – able to understand, attract and satisfy customers better than
competitors by adding value more effectively
– create, share and implement a winning vision
– empower personnel and motivate them towards continuous organizational improvement
– provide excellent quality as perceived by the customer
– invoke a creative, innovative and self-organizing climate in the organization
– develop new products and services and bring them to market both effectively and in the
appropriate timescale
– harness the potential of information technology for fast, efficient and effective information
processing and sharing
– avoid business-failure situations and plan for when things go wrong
– manage to be socially responsible
Managerial competences
Managerial competences
TABLE 13.1 Managerial competences
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DECISION-MAKING COMPETENCE
a. aptitude c. skill
b. talent d. capability
Select the item that is considered in both the UK Civil Service Profile
(Chapter 13) and their competency framework
a. behaviours d. skills
b. experience e. abilities
c. knowledge