This paper explores the intricate relationship between corporate strategy and competitive advantage in the contemporary business landscape. It delves into the theoretical frameworks that guide strategic decision-making and examines how companies can leverage these strategies to gain a sustainable edge over their competitors. The analysis highlights the importance of market analysis, resource allocation, and organizational capabilities in shaping a company's competitive position. Furthermore, the paper discusses various strategic approaches, such as cost leadership, differentiation, and focus strategies, and their implications for competitive advantage. Additionally, the role of innovation, technology, and adaptation to market changes is emphasized to demonstrate how companies can continuously enhance their competitive posture. The study concludes by offering practical insights and recommendations for organizations seeking to cultivate and maintain a competitive advantage in dynamic markets.
Martin, O. (2020). Corporate Strategy and Competitive Advantage. International Review of Business & Management, 2(1), 8. doi:10.69610/j.irbm.20200414
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