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... and cultural attitudes, affect consumer behaviour, while technological advancements shape innovation and competitive advantages. Finally, legal factors, including compliance requirements and labor laws, dictate operational boundaries and risks (Hitt et al., 2020). These dimensions collectively provide critical insights into the business environment. ...
... However, this review focuses on Political, Economic, Social, Technological, and Legal dimensions due to their prominence in existing literature and immediate relevance to business practices. According to Hitt et al. (2020), PESTLE is not only a diagnostic tool but also a predictive model that helps businesses anticipate external changes and adjust their strategies accordingly. ...
... For instance, political decisions often influence economic conditions, while technological advancements can reshape legal frameworks. Empirical studies suggest that businesses adopting a holistic view of their macro-environment achieve greater strategic alignment and operational efficiency (Hitt et al., 2020). ...
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The macro-environment encompasses external forces and conditions that significantly influence organizational operations and performance. These forces, categorized through the PESTLE framework-Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Legal, and Environmental factors-affect strategic decision-making and market positioning. This paper focuses on the impact of Political, Economic, Social, Technological, and Legal dimensions, emphasizing their immediate relevance to business practices. Political stability and regulatory frameworks are critical for fostering investors' confidence and operational efficiency, while economic conditions such as inflation and exchange rate fluctuations shape profitability and market demand. Social trends, including demographic changes and consumer preferences for sustainability, drive business innovation and customer engagement. Technological advancements, particularly in digitalization and automation, redefine competitive dynamics and operational efficiency. Lastly, legal frameworks, including labor laws and compliance requirements, set operational boundaries and risk levels for organizations. Employing a qualitative approach, this study integrates insights from secondary sources such as academic journals, industry reports, and case studies. Findings reveal that businesses must adopt proactive strategies to navigate these external factors effectively. The interconnectedness of PESTLE indicators underscores the complexity of macro-environmental impacts, where changes in one dimension often influence others. For instance, political instability can trigger economic downturns, while technological innovations reshape social and legal landscapes. This paper highlights the necessity of strategic adaptability in leveraging opportunities and mitigating risks within the macro-environment. By understanding these dynamics, businesses can ensure resilience and sustainability in an increasingly volatile and competitive global landscape.
... Unilever, which operates in over 180 countries, historically adopted a highly decentralized structure, granting regional managers significant autonomy to adapt products to local markets. However, in recent years, Unilever has sought to increase coordination among its subsidiaries, signaling a potential transition toward a transnational strategy (Hitt, Ireland & Hoskisson, 2017). Firms adopting a multidomestic approach often develop distinct business models tailored to each host market, which may limit synergies across operations (Tallman et al., 2018). ...
... In contrast, a global strategy follows a centralized approach, where strategic decisions are determined at the home office. IKEA exemplifies this model by centralizing key activities such as design and packaging, allowing the company to achieve economies of scale and ensure global product consistency (Hitt et al., 2017). Within a global strategy, business models emphasize harmonization across borders, leveraging core capabilities to maximize operational efficiency (Tallman et al., 2018). ...
... A transnational strategy seeks to balance global efficiency with local responsiveness. Mondelēz International, a spinoff from Kraft, employs this approach by maintaining standardized global brands while simultaneously developing localized products to suit specific market needs (Hitt, Ireland & Hoskisson, 2017). Companies pursuing a transnational strategy often centralize "core" capabilities while adapting downstream aspectsparticularly in value delivery and value captureto local market dynamics (Tallman et al., 2018). ...
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In an era marked by rapid technological advancements, artificial intelligence (AI), shifting market dynamics, and heightened global interconnectedness, traditional global business models have become insufficient. This study aims to address this gap by proposing a practical, multidisciplinary framework that adapts to the current global business environment. The existing literature on international business (IB) has primarily been grounded in outdated models that fail to adequately consider emerging markets, technological disruptions, and the challenges posed by aging populations. This study critically reviews the limitations of classical frameworks, such as the OLI Eclectic Paradigm, and offers a fresh perspective on dynamic capabilities and the necessity for continuous innovation in global business models. Using a qualitative exploratory methodology, this paper examines case studies of multinational corporations (MNCs) that have successfully adapted their business models to modern realities. Our findings suggest that firms capable of embedding adaptability, innovation, and agility into their business strategies are more likely to achieve sustained global success. This research contributes to the evolving discourse on global business strategies by emphasizing the importance of dynamic capabilities in navigating the volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous (VUCA) environment.
... In recent years, there has been a rise in interest in Strategic Management in all of its manifestations: as a body of knowledge, as a subfield of academic study, and as a business approach. According to the history of business, the reason for its widespread adoption is that it has been supporting company management in addressing business obstacles and competitions posed by business operations in order to ensure the success and sustainability of the enterprise (Hitt, 2017;David, 2011). ...
... Apple, a technology company, with its distinctive products; Alibaba, an e-commerce company, with its global market coverage; and Google, a technology company, with its dominance in internet-based products and services, are examples of corporations whose outstanding performances were driven through Strategic Management approach. Apple established a product differentiation strategy, Alibaba executed an appropriate worldwide market strategy, and Google innovated its products and services consistently (Hitt et al., 2017(Hitt et al., , 2009. Strategic Management has assisted corporate management in achieving above-average industry performance. ...
... Average returns are returns equal to those an investor expects to earn from other investments with a similar amount of risk. This strategic management process increasingly finds its urgency in the ever-changing business environment and increasingly fierce business competition; characterized by economic globalization and increasingly rapid technological progress/changes (Hitt, et al., 2017(Hitt, et al., , 2009David, 2011;David and David, 2017). ...
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Strategic Management has attracted the interest of numerous experts and practitioners, as well as Islamic education experts and practitioners. In addition, they believe that strategic management may help Islamic educational institutions carry out their operations, hence it is assumed that strategic management is fully applied in Islamic educational institutions. This study seeks to investigate and clarify the notion of strategic management in the context of Islamic educational institutions. This study concludes that the (conventional) strategic management concept cannot be fully implemented in Islamic educational institutions because the conventional strategic management concept is constructed within a business context, emphasizing the significance of competitiveness and obtaining returns above the average competitor. This study provides a new concept of strategic Islamic management for Islamic educational institutions, based on the premise that collaboration is more fundamental than competition, and that maintaining organizational sustainability and the quality of education given requires excellence (ihsan).
... This model aids in the development of strategies that account for competitive dynamics. (2008) Another essential model is the PESTEL analysis, which evaluates an organization's external environment by examining Political, Economic, Sociocultural, Technological, Environmental, and Legal factors (Hitt et al., 2017). By using the PESTEL framework, organizations can identify emerging trends and challenges, providing valuable input for strategic planning. ...
... Strategic frameworks are also pivotal in facilitating decision-making in specific contexts. The BCG Matrix, for instance, is particularly useful for portfolio management by categorizing a company's products or business units into stars, cash cows, question marks, or dogs based on their market growth and relative market share (Hitt et al., 2017). Such categorization guides resource allocation and investment decisions. ...
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... Collaboration, a cornerstone of organizational strategy, continues to evolve in tandem with the dynamic nature of the business landscape. Strategic alliances, characterized by cooperative ventures among organizations, represent a prominent manifestation of collaborative efforts to achieve shared objectives (Hitt, Ireland, & Hoskisson, 2017). Over time, the scope and complexity of strategic alliances have expanded, encompassing a diverse array of collaborative arrangements spanning industries and geographies (Gulati, 1998). ...
... Strategic alliances are a prevalent feature of modern business landscapes, driven by many motivations that span traditional and emerging trends. Traditional drivers, such as accessing complementary resources, sharing risks, and expanding market reach, continue to underpin the formation of collaborative ventures (Hitt, Ireland, & Hoskisson, 2017). However, the contemporary business environment is marked by transformative forces, including digitalization, globalization, and sustainability, which are reshaping alliance strategies and objectives (Kale, Singh, & Perlmutter, 2000). ...
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... Estos hallazgos son relevantes para inversionistas y agentes económicos interesados en formular políticas que promuevan la innovación y el desarrollo sostenible. ( Hitt , Ireland , & Hoskisson , 2017). ...
... In this context, the innovation process is conditioned by environmental changes, institutional factors, and relationship networks, including public financing policies for R&D( Qi et al., 2022). Tax incentives play a relevant role in innovation, since high costs can discourage R&D investments, especially when the returns are long-term( Qi et al., 2022;Zuo & Lin , 2022;Chang et al., 2022).Cui et al. (2021) argue that direct public investments can reduce this pressure, allowing equipment modernization, hiring qualified talent and adopting new technologies, which favors financial performance.From a contingency perspective, companies adjust to environmental conditions and government requirements, either by establishing operations in regions with incentives or by realigning their activities to meet demands( Hitt , Ireland & Hoskisson , 2017 ). This adaptation allows them to capture incentives and reduce costs in the execution of innovations( Ahn , Lee & Mortara , 2020;. ...
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... Pharmaceutical companies in Kenya face numerous challenges, including inadequate regulation leading to substandard drugs and unethical practices, lack of skilled professionals and R&D facilities, and intense competition with price controls limiting profitability (Ledley et al., 2020;Olow, 2020;KPSDS, 2020). Strategic leadership ethical practices, encompassing codes of conduct, ethical leadership, and rewarding ethical behavior, foster trust and improve organizational performance (Çora, 2019;Hitt et al., 2016;Amayreh, 2020). These practices form the foundation for creating social capital and cumulative goodwill in organizations (Angulo, 2020). ...
... This study was guided by the strategic leadership theory (Hitt et al., 2016), which emphasizes the role of leaders in guiding organizations toward long-term success. Ethical practices are integral to effective strategic leadership, encompassing ethical leadership, well-developed codes of conduct, and systems for rewarding ethical behavior. ...
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This study sought to determine the extent to which strategic leadership ethical practices influence the organizational performance of pharmaceutical companies in Kenya. A positivism research philosophy and descriptive correlational research design guided the study. A stratified random sampling technique was used to select a sample size of 390 from the target population of 1,746 senior managers. Primary data was collected using a self-administered questionnaire and analysed using descriptive and inferential statistics. The inferential statistics used included Pearson correlation analysis, Chi-square test, one-way ANOVA, and ordinal logistic regression for hypothesis testing. The results of ordinary logistic regression (Nagelkerke Pseudo R-Square) showed that strategic leadership ethical practices explained a variation of 5.4% in organizational performance, R2 =.054. Additionally, the ordinal logistic parameter estimates established strategic leadership ethical practices predicted organizational performance, β = .247, p ≤ .05. The study concluded that strategic leadership ethical practices significantly influenced the organizational performance of pharmaceutical companies in Kenya. The study recommends that pharmaceutical companies prioritize the development of ethical leadership skills among their top executives and managers. This can be achieved through leadership training programs, mentorship, and fostering a culture of ethics and integrity. The management of pharmaceutical companies should review and update their code of conduct to align with ethical principles and best practices. The code should clearly outline expected behaviours, ethical standards, and consequences for non-compliance. The management of pharmaceutical companies implements reward systems that incentivize and recognize ethical behaviour.
... Performance appraisal also plays an important role in HR management. Performance appraisal conducted objectively and transparently allows organizations to know the extent to which employees achieve their stated goals (Hitt et al., 2023). The organization can provide constructive feedback and design more targeted development programs with this assessment. ...
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... Some view it as a distinct leadership style, align it with transformational leadership (Al-Kwifi et al., 2020;Yas et al., 2023). While other scholars argue that strategic leadership is a crucial process that develops alongside strategic management (Hitt et al., 2016.Other scholars contended with the aforementioned argument and defined 'strategic leadership' as 'the scopes and levels of the CEO, Board of Directors, and TMT,' considering upper echelon theory (Samimi et al., 2022). ...
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... The principal of At-Taqwa Islamic Elementary and Middle School applies strategic leadership, namely: being able to anticipate possibilities that may occur in the school, being able to empower teachers and employees in every school activity, and being able to make strategic changes for the progress of the school. This finding is in accordance with the theory of Hitt et al (2007). ...
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... Strategic Management Theory emphasizes the importance of deliberate planning, execution, and continuous evaluation in achieving organizational objectives. It posits that organizations perform better when they adopt a structured approach to strategy formulation and implementation (Hitt, Ireland, & Hoskisson, 2020). The theory underlines the role of leadership, communication, and alignment of resources in transforming strategic goals into actionable outcomes. ...
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... In addition, foreign research has also extensively covered many aspects of HR strategy, cross-cultural communication skills, and globalization leadership of multinational enterprises in the context of globalization, which provide rich theoretical resources for understanding the impact of HRM on the market competitiveness of multinational corporations. Michael A. Hitt et al. have also elaborated on the opportunities and challenges faced by multinational corporations in the context of globalization as well as the HRM irreplaceable in the construction of global competitive advantage of MNCs [6]. ...
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... However, there is a reciprocal relationship between organisations and the environment. That is, this reciprocal relationship causes an organisation's operational activities to impact the environment, and the environment may weaken an organisation's capability to perform well (Hitt et al., 2016). Consequently, based on these prior findings, the full assessment of environmental outcomes and organisational performance should account for this reciprocation between organisation and the environment. ...
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... Many firms seek high performance, leading to growth and profit over an extended period (Kirby, 2005). Strategy is an integrated and coordinated set of commitments and actions designed to exploit core competencies and gain a competitive advantage (Hitt, Ireland, & Hoskisson, 2011), leading to sustained profitable growth (Collins & Porras, 1994). There is no universal definition of sustained profitable growth, but it is commonly understood as above-average profit and growth relative to a reference set (such as industry) that persists over a long-term period (Wiggins & Ruefli, 2002). ...
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... alam, flora dan fauna, manusia, dan hubungan di antara mereka. Sementara itu, (Hitt et al. (2001) mendefinisikan lingkungan industri sebagai kumpulan faktor-faktor yang mengancam pelaku bisnis baru, pemasok, pembeli, produk, substitusi, dan tingkat persaingan di antara para pesaing yang ada. berdampak langsung pada bisnis. ...
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... It benefits firms in a variety of ways, including improved financial performance, expanded client base, geographical reach, product diversity, and so on. (Hitt, et al. 2019). In accordance to the literature the financial progress of an organization and the expansion go hand in hand. ...
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