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This book proposes a new decision making tool that can be used for strategy selection. The new developed model is named 3S model which integrates several strategic models to support a scenario based strategy selection and to study three basic scenarios namely Growth, Stability, and Decline. To define the basic framework supporting the 3S model, the theory behind strategy selection was grounded to extract epistemological subset of ideas that led to the definition of three new suggested strategies: Leopard, Hyena, and Camel strategies. Each strategy was considered as a best fit for one of the…mehr

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This book proposes a new decision making tool that can be used for strategy selection. The new developed model is named 3S model which integrates several strategic models to support a scenario based strategy selection and to study three basic scenarios namely Growth, Stability, and Decline. To define the basic framework supporting the 3S model, the theory behind strategy selection was grounded to extract epistemological subset of ideas that led to the definition of three new suggested strategies: Leopard, Hyena, and Camel strategies. Each strategy was considered as a best fit for one of the three outlined scenarios. In a further step, the 3S model algorithms were highlighted following a quantitative methodology gathering the best elements of strategic models, information theory, quantum theory, real-option theory, utility theory, and statistical modeling. Applying the 3S model to select the best strategy for the iPhone which is a strategic business unit in the Apple Corporation, it was found that the best strategy suggested for the iPhone is the Leopard strategy focusing on innovation, strong dynamic capabilities with a learning orientation.
Autorenporträt
Fayssal AYAD, Ph.D., is an Assistant Professor of Corporate Finance at Ecole Supérieure de Commerce of Algiers and International Statistical Consultant for Statistics Make Easy Inc (Edinburgh, Toronto, and Lincoln). The Focus of his researches is the integration of advanced quantitative techniques in economic modeling and decision making.