AAA Triangle (A Corporate Strategy)
Strategy is the key to success of a company. According to Gavetti G and Rivkin J.W, “the heart of any company’s strategy is what choose to do and not do.” A lot of models are given by the legend of strategy makers. AAA triangle is one of them. AAA triangle was introduced by Pankaj Ghemawat, professor of IESE Business School in Barcelona, Spain and Harvard Business School in Boston.
Adaptation finds out more revenue
and market share through the local relevance. Organizations develop their
product customized to the specific country. They may change their management
policy in terms of branch management and give high degree of autonomy to the
branch manager. Organizations can react quickly during the change of local
market trend or other business landscape. In Canada, No Frills are using this
strategy mostly.
Aggregation works for creating
regional and global operation. When organizations become able to establish their
products, they need to use this strategy for further growth. They can expand
their business by acquiring new business via amalgamation, opening new branch
and program etc. In Canada, Virgin
mobile is currently using this type of strategy.
Arbitrage maintains the supply
chain. It mostly focuses on cost by exploring economic difference. Operating cost is the most typical example. Organization
will operate their factories wherever they will find lower labor cost. Apple is
using this type of strategy to save their cost.
Organizations which can use all
three strategies at a time, will get the ultimate benefit. But, it may rarely possible
to implement all strategies together due to resources availability and nature
of business. It is recommended that organization will do their SWOT (Strength,
Weakness, Opportunities & Threats) analysis before adapting any of these
strategies.
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