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Honda was more an ideas lens strategy leader; by encouraging he's executives to generate ideas to "success against all odds". He didn't established a rigid strategy by ordering to focus in certain product, he foster the emergent patterns, and acted as a coach...
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He didn't established a rigid strategy by ordering to focus in certain product, he foster the emergent patterns, and acted as a coach. Every company uses or finds different ways to develop their corporate strategy. While Honda preferred to manage with the emergent opportunities in order to construct their expansion strategy, Ericsson in the counterpart designed their corporate strategy based in analysis and planning, "The Company made a bold strategic change, forming an entirely new business area, Ericsson Information Systems"...
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