The Analysis of a Firm's Principal Functions and Porter's Value

question 68

True/False

The analysis of a firm's principal functions and Porter's value chain are two approaches that can be used to identify a firm's capabilities.

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Definitions:

Scale

A system or series of marks used for measuring or quantifying objects, space, or the degree of something, often used in various contexts from business to scientific research.

Mix Of Operations

The combination of different processes, activities, and tasks used by an organization to produce goods or provide services.

Restructuring

The process of significantly modifying the organizational, operational, or financial structure of a company to improve its efficiency and effectiveness.

Liquidation

is the process of bringing a business to an end and distributing its assets to claimants, often resulting from bankruptcy.