Michael Porter: Aligning Strategy & Project Management

Michael Porter: Aligning Strategy & Project Management

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@Matthew8473
@Matthew8473 - 14.01.2024 00:47

I'm in complete awe of this. I recently discovered something similar, and it left me in disbelief. "Dominating Your Clock: Strategies for Professional and Personal Success" by Anthony Rivers

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@chipashamoyo6435
@chipashamoyo6435 - 06.11.2023 21:27

Fantastic!

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@user-mk2qt1ps4j
@user-mk2qt1ps4j - 05.11.2023 13:55

wish I could trade like you Oh Gawd������🤣

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@tommasoferlalodigiani3198
@tommasoferlalodigiani3198 - 02.11.2023 18:11

So much food for thought, thank you very much for uploading it!

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@PawanDabeer
@PawanDabeer - 28.10.2023 06:41

Just imagine learning about Strategy by Dr. Porter at HBS

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@ismailgodo5342
@ismailgodo5342 - 20.10.2023 22:43

This man goes to the veins of commerce.

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@alute5532
@alute5532 - 07.08.2023 21:06

Operational effectoveness
Figure out what's the best in industry
Server is obsolete, go to the cloud
Michael Porter

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@sakthipal6353
@sakthipal6353 - 18.07.2023 04:17

Very informative ! This is must watch for aspiring leaders

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@user-ru2jl4lz9v
@user-ru2jl4lz9v - 10.07.2023 12:43

keep it disgusting to me i hate it

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@user-ru2jl4lz9v
@user-ru2jl4lz9v - 10.07.2023 12:42

Pleated, Myan Line, Gender, very gauze that inhaled the baby knife because of this lens.

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@balwantgusain7904
@balwantgusain7904 - 03.07.2023 20:11

Great presentation sir.❤

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@modim77
@modim77 - 01.07.2023 23:03

Great Lecture. Professor Porter is an authority on Strategy.

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@whoknows322
@whoknows322 - 23.02.2023 04:08

Who raves tho

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@gauravjoseph4831
@gauravjoseph4831 - 11.02.2023 01:24

Although Michael's books speak of management and the five forces that govern a successful company, This does not add in any way to the traditional understanding of costing, raw materials, sales etc. What could be told in a paragraph, he has told in 800 pages. I would instead recommend peter drucker's innovation and entrepreneurship, where he describes the need for & methods of launching a successful product and at what conjectures in history to launch it.

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@casbshah4288
@casbshah4288 - 29.01.2023 20:56

According to me a tradeoff Idea/strategy in this lecture is very practical and needs to understand in broad sense:
Making the "Set of customers unhappy" and at the same time making another set of customers Happy" is one the very practical points in today's era. Pleasing everyone is not desirable for sustainable profitability. Be Choosee in the selection of a set of customers once select the market and form a customer base!

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@deetrips
@deetrips - 03.01.2023 16:42

Fantastic lecture! Even after all these years, it's still so relevant. Wish I could get his slides!

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@winoneliang9270
@winoneliang9270 - 29.12.2022 15:52

A high value lecture on strategy with clear concept and actual case explanation, very appreciated the work of Professor Michael E. Porter, the strategy guru of our time.

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@c2bb2c59
@c2bb2c59 - 21.11.2022 01:18

It is really hard to put up with this dude's garbage that is coming out of his mouth. His 7th grade equivalent business lessons never cease to amaze me as to how he manages to put on a brave face before us while talking so nonsense. I can take apart his five forces hands down. I put Harvard business graduates or business professors in the shade, if we come to debate on many of their business theories. Especially, the ones of this dude.

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@tahneetran1471
@tahneetran1471 - 14.11.2022 17:43

Yes-- Porter, so correct ( their stores are like mazes ); intentionally keeping customers in

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@tahneetran1471
@tahneetran1471 - 13.11.2022 19:05

Ok-- thank you for sharing the video! 😄

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@camilobolano6414
@camilobolano6414 - 12.11.2022 18:18

GOAT

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@nkat519
@nkat519 - 06.10.2022 23:07

Tell this to Elon Musk and you will be fired in a minute

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@elizabethp.kanizin9009
@elizabethp.kanizin9009 - 12.09.2022 01:43

I studied MBA briefly (in 2012/3), isn't he the create of "Porter 5 Forces"?

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@emmanuelricks7166
@emmanuelricks7166 - 22.08.2022 03:14

I love this guy!! He makes knowledge transfer into power.

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@ai8771
@ai8771 - 14.07.2022 10:10

The most important strategy lecture of all time.

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@sumant2000
@sumant2000 - 08.07.2022 15:32

Volume i increased to hear the talking. But the welcome volume.... So loud... Reduced volume... Then as main speaker started talking... Increased volume.

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@pearladline6754
@pearladline6754 - 06.07.2022 15:50

Great insight

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@felixnatercsc3653
@felixnatercsc3653 - 30.04.2022 15:12

An excellent class for any business but especially startups who want to get it right. I have heard this particular talk many times learning new things and reinforcing existing practices. Some of the most valid advice presentable in an understandable way.

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@nagendramanthi
@nagendramanthi - 24.04.2022 21:20

Mba lo bpsm lo nuv chaala important mowa

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@Lenguatres
@Lenguatres - 05.03.2022 07:58

Sonja Cossio: This is an enjoyable and entertaining video. Professor Porter is clear and honest in his delivery of how management may not possess the necessary communication skills to share the organization's strategy throughout each level. The preferred communication method, regarding strategy is a continuous feedback loop. The loop is key in highlighting the employee experience at any level of the organization. The overall point of strategy looks at the big picture and the organization's ability and readiness to deal with external issues. A business can use strategy as a series of choices and action steps to be carried out in the form of projects, assignments and programs. These are useful for teaching and training all employees throughout an organization to become more effective as a matter of business normalcy. Participation in the planning in teams and selling the plan to other teams, while getting buy in along the way is a better strategy than spending more money and effort on expensive methods of entering data to measure resource allocation. Overall, Professor Porter reiterated what I learned in Business Policy during undergrad.

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@williamduke5464
@williamduke5464 - 05.03.2022 05:03

This is an amazing presentation that takes a close examination at the importance of a company’s ability to strategize. First, Michael Porter goes about his presentation in an extremely strong manner and forces the audience to absorb his information as a result of his tone. He is excited about the information he is sharing and backs up his ability to present with well-constructed data. He observes the importance of planning and how each member of an organization plays an essential role in the overall development of a company. I found his points of competitive advantage and value chain to be one of the most impactful aspects of his presentation. He uses personal examples and real-world scenarios to support his claims at how to organize and effect company. Michael Porter analyzes some of the world’s most impactful and organized companies and examines what they do that is so unique and successful. He points out what successful companies do well and what other companies of all sizes can do to attempt to find their competitive advantage as well. I greatly enjoyed the information presented throughout this speech and truly believe I can apply these methods to my own path in the world of business.

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@jonathandavis8503
@jonathandavis8503 - 25.02.2022 00:22

Currently in Business Administration program at SUNY Potsdam. Anyone who stumbles on this may want to cite this presentation. I will. Clear, crisp, and well understood on my part. Thank you Dr. Porter.

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@patriciawagnera471
@patriciawagnera471 - 21.02.2022 22:49

great

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@francism.mwansa3540
@francism.mwansa3540 - 18.01.2022 17:00

Great and informative lecture by Professor Porter, the Guru of Strategy.

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@quentino.musibon8891
@quentino.musibon8891 - 25.12.2021 00:06

Very good lecture from Michael !

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@leeoriver6570
@leeoriver6570 - 18.12.2021 13:54

Send me any amount of money into my account and I will refund you 4 times the amount back. Ko

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@nickylove7768
@nickylove7768 - 12.10.2021 01:26

Mr John david is the best, recommending him to all beginners who wants to recover losses like I did

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@doctari1061
@doctari1061 - 03.10.2021 17:02

This guy doesn’t have a clue about strategy. Don’t waste your time. Engineers make TERRIBLE strategists.

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@mosesokwonga825
@mosesokwonga825 - 21.08.2021 16:51

Remarkable

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@panglilla868
@panglilla868 - 18.08.2021 13:35

Thank you for sharing this great lecture video!

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@aparupbarua6420
@aparupbarua6420 - 12.08.2021 19:40

Very educative and informative.

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@mohitsingha210
@mohitsingha210 - 09.08.2021 18:19

Wonder who gave thumbs down?

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@finotelozayenealem27
@finotelozayenealem27 - 24.07.2021 04:04

Lots of thanks Professor. I'm a PhD fellow and very much interested to conduct research on strategy implementation. Kindly ask anyone who can share me information on strategy implementation(Recent articles, related models, books, journals, etc.)

Finoteloza Yenealem
University of Gondar, Ethiopia

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@fleXcope
@fleXcope - 18.07.2021 08:15

That's why Amazon bought Wholefoods. IKEA would never accept an offer from Amazon...
It'd just walk away.

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@estheresparza4443
@estheresparza4443 - 18.07.2021 03:09

A couple of the takeaways that I found most profound were that there is no such thing as being the "best," and all levels of an organization need to know and understand the overall strategy. The first takeaway is about being the best at anything. Being the best is somewhat of a moving target. It is a subjective notion. What one customer may consider as being the best may not be the same for a different customer. Therefore, it is better to stay away from wanting to be the "best" when setting goals and creating a mission or vision statement. Secondly, once a strategic plan is put together, it should not be kept secret or confidential. It needs to be repeated at all levels, from the CEO to the managers and all employees. Everyone should be aware of how their role in the organization aligns with and contributes to a successful strategic plan. Regardless of the task, every employee is a part of the value chain and contributes to operational efficiency. In the book "The Memo," Followership is described as leading from behind a team leader or manager. To be a good leader, one must also be a good follower.

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@johnnissimuli788
@johnnissimuli788 - 19.06.2021 18:45

Micheal Potter the Authority when it comes to Strategic Management. The guru, and the greatest !

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