Competitiveness to Support the National Defense System
(1) Universitas Pertahanan Indonesia
(2) Universitas Hang Tuah
(*) Corresponding Author
Abstract
The purpose of this research is to identified competitiveness Indonesian Aerospace Inc. (IAe) to support the national defense system. This research is a descriptive with qualitative interview as method and using the theory of reference are: (1) Five Forces Porter; (2) Design School Mintzberg; (3) Core Competence and Resource base strategy. IAe is currently on the process of organizational transformation, the finding also suggest competitiveness can be said to be low. But there is a potential factor that causes IAe competitive advantage in the industry to improve the future development IAe and contribute to the realization of the national defense system.
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.33172/jp.v1i2.59
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