Hindustan Unilever Limited VRIO VRIN Analysis Amp Solution MBA Resources
Hindustan Unilever Limited VRIO VRIN Analysis Amp Solution MBA Resources
Hindustan Unilever Limited VRIO VRIN Analysis Amp Solution MBA Resources
At EMBA PRO, we provide corporate level professional Marketing Mix and Marketing
Strategy solutions. Hindustan Unilever Limited case study is a Harvard Business School
(HBR) case study written by Thomas J. DeLong, Mona Sinha. The Hindustan Unilever
Limited (referred as “Hul's Resisting” from here on) case study provides evaluation &
decision scenario in field of Organizational Development. It also touches upon business
topics such as - Marketing Mix, Product, Price, Place, Promotion, 4P, Conflict, Human
resource management, Leadership, Organizational culture.
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What is the VRIO framework / model? What are the components of
VRIO? Why is VRIO important?
VRIO Framework was first developed by Jay B Barney to evaluate the relative importance
of resources to the firm. VRIO stands for – Value of the resource, Rareness of the
resource, Imitation Risk, and Organizational Competence. VRIO is a resource
focused strategic analysis tool. Leaders at Hul's Resisting can use VRIO to build
sustainable competitive advantage by better understanding the role of resources in Hul's
Resisting’s overall business model.
Competitive
Resources Value Rare Imitation Organization Advantage
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Resources Value Rare Imitation Organization Advantage
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Competitive
Resources Value Rare Imitation Organization Advantage
Rare – "Hul's Resisting" needs to ask is whether the resources that are valuable to the
Hul's Resisting are rare or costly to attain. If they are not rare than both present
competitors and new entrants will easily able to get access to them and enter the
competitive landscape.
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Costly to Imitate – At present most industries are facing increasing threats of disruption.
According to the data provided in Hindustan Unilever Limited – it seems that the core
differentiation of the Hul's Resisting is difficult to imitate. On a broader scale – imitation
of products of Hul's Resisting can happen in two ways – Duplication of the products of the
company, and competitors coming up with substitute products that disrupt the present
industry structure.
Another extension of VRIO analysis is VRIN where “N” stands non substitutable. A
resource is non substitutable if the competitors can’t find alternative ways to gain the
advantages that a resource provides. In the VRIO analysis we can include the disruption
risk under imitation risk.
Define the four characteristics of resources that lead to sustained competitive advantage as articulated
by the resource-based theory of the firm.
The characteristics of resources that can lead to sustained competitive advantage as per
the resource based theory of the firm are –
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