1.3 Organizational Objectives Flashcards

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What is a ‘mission statement’?

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The mission statement is a declaration of an organization’s “reason for being”.

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What is a ‘vision statement’?

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A vision statement is a declaration of a company’s goals for the midterm or long-term future. (What the company wants to achieve)

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What does ‘SMART’ stand for?

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Specific
Measurable
Achievable
Relevant
Time-bound

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What is the hierarchy of objectives?

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1) Day to day aims
2) Department or function objectives
3) Tactical objectives
4) Mission statement
5) Strategic objectives

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Why are tactical objectives set?

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Tactical objectives are set in order to achieve strategic objectives. They are tactical because they are predicted and are more likely to be achieved.

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What is a ‘SWOT’ analysis?

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“A technique which critically assesses strengths, weaknesses, threats and opportunities in a given situation. It clarifies problems and issues and enables decisions but it does not make them. “

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What does ‘SWOT’ stand for?

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Strengths
Weaknesses
Opportunities
Threats

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What is CSR?

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Corporate Social Responsibility
- The idea that a company should play a positive role in the community and consider the environmental and social impacts of business decisions.

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What are some examples of CSR?

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  • 0 tolerance for child labour
  • Sustainable resources
  • Pay equity
  • Charitable contributions
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What is ‘Ansoff’s Matrix’?

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Ansoff Matrix is a marketing tool used for growth. It shows options depending on the market and products.

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What is ‘Ansoff’s Matrix’ used for?

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Ansoff’s Matrix helps businesses identify competitive strategies to with it’s market position and environment. It also identifies growth strategies and is generally used as a marketing tool to identify marketing strategies.

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How does ‘Ansoff’s Matrix’ look like?

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Square shaped 2x2

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What is ‘Market Penetration’?

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A strategy to increase sales of an existing product in an existing market. (eg. Kellogs promoting their cornflakes as an anytime meal)

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What is ‘Market Development’?

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Involves selling existing products to new customers (eg. a facial product/ cream designed to appeal to youngers consumers)

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What is ‘Product Development’?

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Developing a new product to existing consumers (introducing a new car model)

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What is ‘Diversification’?

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Developing a new product to be sold to new consumers (eg. Mars launching it’s ice cream range)