The Capability Lifecycle: Overview - Branching and Capability Transformation
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When occurs capability branching?
Where can the factors for capability branching be derived from?
What are important external factors?
- Changes in demand
- Science and technology
- Availability of raw materials
- Government policy.
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What are the branches of the capability lifecycle?
- Retirement
- Retrenchment
- Replication
- Renewal
- Redeployment
- Recombination
Which 2 sorts of branches does the capability lifecycle reflect?
- Those that threaten to make a capability obsolete
- Those that provide new opportunities for capability growth or change
How can redeployment or recombination be used?
How can recombination, replication, or redeployment be used?
Which 2 forms may capability redeployment take?
- The sharing of a capability between the old and the new market. Many instances of related diversification fall into this category.
- Intertemporal transfer of capabilities from one market to another, where a firm exits a market (often a declining one) and redeploys the capabilities in a new market.
How can capabilities respond to opportunities?
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