i guess Im asking the wrong place but does any of you know of a method to log back into an Instagram account? I was dumb lost my login password. I would love any assistance you can offer me
funny twist on the edit, love it! Thank you for posting, and putting it into a broader picture then the regular litterature around this topic. Best regards, Norwegian student.
big thanks - btw, I loved you in What's Eating Gilbert Grape (sadly underrated) and The Departed. Your accent in Blood Diamond was atrocious though, mate.
Great synopsis. The video provided by my professor didn't do well at explaining RBV. You made it easy to understand and injected humor when appropriate. I agree with Ms. Chen, this should have more views! Great job!
@@dhalliday Question, I didn't see any references listed in the video description, you cite Collins and Montgomery, can you provide some citations so the community can read these sources? Thanks!
@@aftrio Great idea. I just added that section above. Here are some starter ideas: Relevant Resources for you: 1. The main article I draw from is Collis & Montgomery's original resource article from Harvard Business Press: hbsp.harvard.edu/product/R0807N-PDF-ENG?Ntt=collis+montgomery&itemFindingMethod=Search 2. If you're looking for other resources, be sure to check out Jay Barney's VRIO and VRIN model. These models are very similar to Collis & Montgomery's, but they are different in some ways. If you're in business school and your professor assigned VRIO or VRIN, be sure to check out a summary video (I don't have one yet) on those models as well! 3. IMHO, the best RBV case study is David Collis' "Disney: The Entertainment King" hbsp.harvard.edu/product/701035-PDF-ENG?Ntt=disney&itemFindingMethod=Search These options are behind a paywall at HBSP, but I'm sure there are other good summaries out there.
I really enjoyed this and will come back to it. It made me laugh too. Nice one David. An analysis of Warren Buffet's strategy to own the supply chain and know which ones to go after is a lesson and valuable insight in its own right. there's another expose to do!
@@dhalliday indeed he does. It's how he thinks about how to identify where the important things flow and investing or owning those elements in that flow. I think having that ability to know which ones to pick and which not and the logic used to make those decisions is a lesson worth learning.... just in case your interested in delivering another amusing treatise!
Your videos simplify strategy topics and are fun to watch! Do you have a video to explain how to add the cool sound effects and pop-ups? Great summary as usual. 👍🏽👍🏽
Joan, RUclips has their own video editor (or at least I know TikTok does!!) that lets you add in sound effects and edit transitions on either a laptop or your phone. I used Final Cut (FCPX), and that has a bit of a learning curve. Adding SFX is easy once you know the system.
Thanks, BN. Glad this is helpful. If all my professors were like me, university would have taken forever to complete because I'd have had a nervous breakdown.
@@dhalliday hehehehe i can only imagine. I think learning should be fun and thanks to the nervous breakdown you had behind the scene i had fun watching.
Hey i have request please make video on journal by jay barney on firm resources and sustained competitive advantage its difficult to understand that one. Thankyou
Thanks, this is exactly what I had needed for the MBA! Also, I wonder if Warren owns any food processing companies, that, say, makes corn syrup? I mean, that would be a proper RBV, owning the entire supply chain for a sugary (corn-syrupy?) beverage.
Advantages: This is one of the few frameworks that covers appropriability, meaning how much value that a company can extract from the production process relative to their competitors. Likewise: inimitability. It's a great word and I find myself applying their ideas to other strategy frameworks (Porter). Weaknesses: This framework is generalized and GIGO applies: Garbage In, Garbage Out. If you're applying it in a lazy way, you're going to get bad results. It's not an easy framework like Porter's What is Strategy? which covers tradeoffs, an idea that is much easier to grasp than C&M.
Totally (though that video would be like 8356 minutes long). I think I could start with just Google's ad matching capabilities with Google search results and work out from there. Great idea. Thanks!
you saved this MBA student 10 pages of reading, and did it fashionably/entertaining way...you are awesome!
Alea iacta est, Tiberius.
I have an exam tomorrow on strategy, and I have to say, watching this video is the only thing that has made me thankful for the exam.
Thanks, Sion! Best of luck tomorrow.
@@dhalliday Thanks David!!
i guess Im asking the wrong place but does any of you know of a method to log back into an Instagram account?
I was dumb lost my login password. I would love any assistance you can offer me
This should have more views. Thank you so much for making such an interesting video on pretty complicated subject.
Wow, thanks so much! That makes me feel better about the week I spent trying to put this together.
funny twist on the edit, love it! Thank you for posting, and putting it into a broader picture then the regular litterature around this topic. Best regards, Norwegian student.
I'm glad you got some value from this. That means a lot. Takk så mye!
A very engaging approach! Thank you for this lovely video.
Thanks, Hassan!
I study in Information Systems and found your videos extremely helpful in consolidating my learning. Thanks.
big thanks - btw, I loved you in What's Eating Gilbert Grape (sadly underrated) and The Departed. Your accent in Blood Diamond was atrocious though, mate.
@@dhalliday 😂
More entertaining and easier to digest than reading the article., Thanks
Excellent video, congrats! I teach strategic management and will be sharing the video with my students!
Woohoo! Happy to help out. Glad you found it valuable.
Great synopsis. The video provided by my professor didn't do well at explaining RBV. You made it easy to understand and injected humor when appropriate. I agree with Ms. Chen, this should have more views! Great job!
Wow, thanks, Alex!
@@dhalliday Question, I didn't see any references listed in the video description, you cite Collins and Montgomery, can you provide some citations so the community can read these sources? Thanks!
@@aftrio Great idea. I just added that section above. Here are some starter ideas: Relevant Resources for you:
1. The main article I draw from is Collis & Montgomery's original resource article from Harvard Business Press: hbsp.harvard.edu/product/R0807N-PDF-ENG?Ntt=collis+montgomery&itemFindingMethod=Search
2. If you're looking for other resources, be sure to check out Jay Barney's VRIO and VRIN model. These models are very similar to Collis & Montgomery's, but they are different in some ways. If you're in business school and your professor assigned VRIO or VRIN, be sure to check out a summary video (I don't have one yet) on those models as well!
3. IMHO, the best RBV case study is David Collis' "Disney: The Entertainment King" hbsp.harvard.edu/product/701035-PDF-ENG?Ntt=disney&itemFindingMethod=Search
These options are behind a paywall at HBSP, but I'm sure there are other good summaries out there.
Fantastic video, I love watching your summary. Very easy to understand the explanation with the real-life context
fantastic, thanks for giving the feedback! This will give me some motivation for my next round of videos.
This video is great, thanks for the funny approach!
Thanks for watching, Joaquin! Glad you found it valuable.
I love the humor, instantly subscribed
thank you view clear hard to find videos of such clarity
Woohoo - thanks!
I really enjoyed this and will come back to it. It made me laugh too. Nice one David. An analysis of Warren Buffet's strategy to own the supply chain and know which ones to go after is a lesson and valuable insight in its own right. there's another expose to do!
I mean I love Buffett but it's important for people to understand that he makes his money being smart and rule abiding, not nice.
@@dhalliday indeed he does. It's how he thinks about how to identify where the important things flow and investing or owning those elements in that flow.
I think having that ability to know which ones to pick and which not and the logic used to make those decisions is a lesson worth learning....
just in case your interested in delivering another amusing treatise!
Excellent video about RBV, or resource based view!!
Thanks, Daryl!
You really explain the topics in simplified way..
Thanks!
Excellent video to help me understand in a fun way!
Your videos simplify strategy topics and are fun to watch! Do you have a video to explain how to add the cool sound effects and pop-ups? Great summary as usual. 👍🏽👍🏽
Joan, RUclips has their own video editor (or at least I know TikTok does!!) that lets you add in sound effects and edit transitions on either a laptop or your phone. I used Final Cut (FCPX), and that has a bit of a learning curve. Adding SFX is easy once you know the system.
Man!!! you videos are awesome!! Thanks.
Thanks for your comment Sahazad! That really brightened my morning. Glad you got some value from them.
Thank you from Brazil! Such a great lesson
Thanks for watching Maria! Glad you found it helpful.
Thank you so much! I had 2.5 hrs lecture that covers the same points!
Works as intended! Glad you found it useful, Mohammed.
Thank you for sharing ❤
If all my teachers where like David, i guess university wasn't going to take so much time to complete. Thanks for making it comprehensible...
Thanks, BN. Glad this is helpful. If all my professors were like me, university would have taken forever to complete because I'd have had a nervous breakdown.
@@dhalliday hehehehe i can only imagine. I think learning should be fun and thanks to the nervous breakdown you had behind the scene i had fun watching.
Awesome video Professor
Thanks, Terrell!
The video sound is pretty good, beyond my imagination
ha no just a quick mix in final cut. thanks tho!
Such a great video! Thank you for making this!
Thank you and glad you got some value from it!
Hey i have request please make video on journal by jay barney on firm resources and sustained competitive advantage its difficult to understand that one. Thankyou
Thank you so much! It is really well explained and fun :)
Thanks, Mailys!
Great video, thanks! I also had trouble pronouncing inimitability, lol!
Thanks, this is exactly what I had needed for the MBA! Also, I wonder if Warren owns any food processing companies, that, say, makes corn syrup? I mean, that would be a proper RBV, owning the entire supply chain for a sugary (corn-syrupy?) beverage.
LOL! A sly nod to his favorite beverage. I will start mentioning that in class.
thanks for this!
You bet!
excellent storytelling
What are some advantages and disadvantages of this approach ? URGENT. Thank you
Advantages: This is one of the few frameworks that covers appropriability, meaning how much value that a company can extract from the production process relative to their competitors. Likewise: inimitability. It's a great word and I find myself applying their ideas to other strategy frameworks (Porter). Weaknesses: This framework is generalized and GIGO applies: Garbage In, Garbage Out. If you're applying it in a lazy way, you're going to get bad results. It's not an easy framework like Porter's What is Strategy? which covers tradeoffs, an idea that is much easier to grasp than C&M.
Very good!!! Thanks
From who's framework the five testing came from?
Michael Porter.
Cant thank you enough..👏👏
You're welcome 😊 Glad you found it useful
How to understand the "wow Factor" concept in business and corporate world?
Dimi, I'll put that on the list of videos to consider in the future. Thanks for the suggestion.
really impressed we make comics for companies. what's your linkedin? would love to collab
Glad you liked it. Here you go. Look forward to hearing from you. Sorry for the slow response!
www.linkedin.com/in/hallidaydavid/
thanks
Summarize Alphabet
Totally (though that video would be like 8356 minutes long). I think I could start with just Google's ad matching capabilities with Google search results and work out from there. Great idea. Thanks!