Fases para el diseño y análisis de la Cadena de Valor en las organizaciones

Translated title of the contribution: Phases for the value chain design and analysis in organizations

Emilio García

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Abstract

Value generation is a key issue in the management of organizations because it allows the consumer satisfaction, dynamic face of competition and reward the owners or shareholders. Its treatment reflects both the academic and the business world; i.e. teachers, researchers, executives and managers of the enterprises, whether they are micro, small, medium or large. Although there are different approaches to the subject, this paper will seek to develop an approach from a competitive perspective and through the value chain, as it can be considered a valid tool for designing and analysing how organizations generate value. Also, this research tries to present the evolution of the generation of value, based on the classical models of McKinsey Y Co. and Michael Porter. Then some approaches and contributions to the value chain of different authors and from different perspectives are presented, so that we can count with a number of additional ideas, which the author considers relevant to face the value chain design and analysis. Finally, on the basis of capital contribution of the mentioned Harvard University Professor, a series of recommendations for the strategic application of the value chain in the management of today's organizations, which are organized into nine phases (phases for the design and analysis of the value chain) are presented.
Translated title of the contributionPhases for the value chain design and analysis in organizations
Original languageSpanish
Pages (from-to)44-71
JournalJournal of Business
Volume2
Issue number1
DOIs
StatePublished - 2010

Keywords

  • Análisis estratégico
  • Análisis interno
  • Cadena de valor
  • Estrategia empresarial
  • Generación de valor

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