The Evolution of Strategic Management
The Evolution of Strategic Management
The Evolution of Strategic Management
Strategic Management
T. Hani Handoko, Ph.D
Faculty of Economics and Business UGM
The History of
Strategic Management Course (1)
1912-Harvard Business School (HBS) introduced the
course of Administrative (Business) Policy for the
first time.
Interactive discussion between executives and students to
discuss business and management issues, both strategic
and operational, find solutions introducing case method
The concept of general management and administrative
point of view
The History of
Strategic Management Course (2)
1959-The Study of Gordon and Howell (1959)
recommended Strategic Management to be
an integrating course in the curriculum of
business education.
Late 1970s-The course of Strategic
Management officially announced, and in
the year of 1981 the Strategic Management
Society was founded.
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1950s
1960s
1970s
Budgetary planning
and control
Corporate planning
Corporate strategy
Planning growth
Portfolio planning
Main Focus
Financial control
through operating
budgets
Principal
concepts and
techniques
Financial
budgeting
Investment
planning
Project appraisal
Market forecasting
Diversification
Analysis of synergy
Financial
management as key
corporate function
Development of
corporate planning
departments
Rise of
conglomerates
Diffusion of M-form
Integration of financial
& strategic control
Strategy as dialogue
between corporate
HQ and the divisions
Organizational
implications
Analysis of industry
structure
Principal
concepts and Competitor analysis
techniques Analysis of strategic
group
Late 1990s
The development of competencies
Analysis of sources of
Analysis of acquisition, utilization,
competitive advantage
and deployment of resources,
within the firm, and dynamic assets, capabilities and skills
aspects of strategy
Resource analysis
Analysis of organizational
capability
Analysis of customer
values
Analysis of speed and
responsiveness
Divestment of
Corporate restructuring
unattractive business
and Business Process
Organizational
units
Reengineering
implications
Active asset
Building capabilities
management
through MIS, HRM,
strategic alliances,
organizational forms
Analysis of competence
leveraging
Analysis of competence building
Analysis of cognition in
managing competencies
Organizational learning
Building strategic vision
Developing organizational and
managerial cognition
Creating and managing
knowledge
Building organizational/strategic
learning capabilities
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