Value creation

Daum JH. Intangible Assets and value creation. John Wiley Sons 2002. 

The value chain in the study focuses on the company internal value creation in the primary activities consistent to the company-internal supply chain structures by Meyr et al. (2004) and Rohde et al. (2000) as illustrated in fig. 6. 

Geographical topography Geographical configuration Value creation focus... 

Legal position Spatial dispersion Value creation steps... 

Value creation steps sinde-steo. multi-staee... 

The network s value creation focus can lay on production and/or distribution. Retailers and traders have pure distribution focus. Manufacturing companies create value in production and distribution, which is the scope in this case. 

Finally, the value chain network can have a single value-creation step or multiple value-creation steps in production and distribution where raw materials are processed through several production and distribution steps before being sold to the market. In the work, a multi-stage value chain network is considered. 

A focus on organic growth - its processes and its challenges - will change the way senior management is evaluated and compensated. It is an attempt to find and reward real value creation. 

Eor the economic value creation tests we used Stern Stewart s 2003 US EVA/MVA Annual 1000 ranking database. Eor all other computations, except the M A tests, we used Compustat. For the M A tests, we used the Securities Data Corporation (SDC) database provided by Thomson Financial. 

Amit, R. Zott, C. 2001. Value creation in e-business. Strategic Management Journal, 22 (Special Issue) 493-520. 

Sirmon, D. G., Hitt, M. A., Ireland, R. D. 2004. Dynamically managing firm resources for value creation. Arizona State University, unpublished working paper. 

Shapiro, Rangan, Moriarty, and Ross (1987), Rangan, Moriarty, Gordon, and Swartz (1992), and others conceptualize industrial buying behavior segmentation in mature markets as based on price and cost-to-serve. This framework permits the linking of a vendor s customer management effort (value creation) with ability to extract customer value (prices). ... 

Edwards, M.G., Murray E., Yu, R. Value creation and sharing among universities, biotechnology and pharma. Nat. Biotechnol. 2003, 21, 618-624. 

There is a demonstrative value to society that enhances the ability to move basic research rapidly into the marketplace and therefore enhances the potential for real economic value creation. 

Bartels E, Claret J, Deppe S, Marquardt R (2006) Survival when It s Hard to be Special A Perspective on Specialty Chemicals. In Budde F, Felcht U-H, Frankemolle H (eds) Value Creation Strategies for the Chemical Industry, 2nd edn. Wiley-VCH, Weinheim, pp 95-108... 

Lewis W. Batchelder, Sr. VP-Toepfer/ADM Value Creation Team Edward A. Harjehausen, Sr. VP-Global Corn Mark J. Cheviron, VP-Security Corp. Svcs. 

Value Creation Strategies for the Chemical Industry. 2nd Edition. F. Budde, U.-H. Felcht, H. Frankemolle (Eds.) Copyright 2006 WILEY-VCH Verlag GmbH Co. KGaA, Weinheim ISBN 3-527-31266-8... 

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Nevertheless, to disregard the concerns mentioned above would be to ignore important issues and be simply impractical. Stock prices make fundamental value creation tangible in order to realize the value creation potential, shareholders need to sell their stocks to somebody else at a current market price. 

Additionally, if there were significant discrepancies between fundamental value creation and its capital market assessment as reflected in stock prices, it would be impossible in many cases to actually initiate or sustain a strategy perceived to increase fundamental value, because, for example, the necessary financing would not be available. 

It is illuminating to examine the evidence on how capital markets reflect the chemical players fundamental value creation. The analysis below employs a variety of new analytic approaches and makes use of an exhaustive proprietary performance database for the chemical industry. 

Capital Markets and Expectations on Fundamental Value Creation... 

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