Delve into the strategic world of vertical value chains with this course, where you'll learn the importance of cooperation and value creation. Discover historical and modern approaches to vertical integration, like Ford's, and when to make or buy inputs and services. Understand the role of synergies and strategic decision-making in optimizing your industry's value chain.
Value Creation for Corporate Strategy
Value Creation for Corporate Strategy
Instructor: Carl Kock
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Gain insight into a topic and learn the fundamentals.
Beginner level
Recommended experience
1 hour to complete
Flexible schedule
Learn at your own pace
What you'll learn
Understand the concept of value creation
Analyze the decision-making process
Evaluate the role of synergies
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Assessments
1 assignment
Taught in English
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There is 1 module in this course
In this course, you will learn about the importance of cooperation along the vertical value chain of your industry, which is key to creating value. Also, you will explore how companies like Ford have historically approached vertical integration and how modern firms decide when to make or buy inputs and services.
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