Part 3 Flashcards

1
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planning

A

setting goals and defining activities = primary function

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2
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organisation

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structures, processes, organisational units/departments (links), installation of an imformation & communication system

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3
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Staffing:

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appropriate employees for realisation of the activities as planned

Compensation, qualification measures, personnel development

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4
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Directing:

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  • Purposeful “fine tuning”
  • Align employees to work together more effectively
  • Motivation, leadership style, communication
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5
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Control:

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  • Measurement of results and comparison with plan
  • Analysis of variance and starting countermeasures or plan revision
  • No plan without control – no control without plan !
    (Twin function planning / control)
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6
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Laws without moral content

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(only legal – illegal)
* Traffic rules
* Technical standards

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7
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Laws with moral content

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(right – wrong)
* Prohibition of steal, fraud ..
* Anti-corruption law

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8
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Moral norms w/o law-character

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(only good – bad)
* Tolerance
* Charity
* Gratefulness

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9
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Moral

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Focus on collective awareness, reflected in social norms

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10
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Ethics

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Focus on individual conviction, reflected on personal integrity

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11
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SWOT summary

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Strengths -> Analysis of internal strategic capability
Weaknesses
Opportunities ->Analysis of external business environment
Threats

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12
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strategy formulation at business level

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  • Porter’s Generic Strategies
  • Hybrid / Outpacing Strategy
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13
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BCG

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Boston Consulting Group

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14
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SBU

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Strategic Business Units

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15
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Corporate parent

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refers to the levels of management above that of the business units and therefore without direct interaction with customers and competitors

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16
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porters generic strategies

A

How a company can achieve competitive advantage

17
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Key drivers of change in the society
– the Mega Trends

A

Globalization vs. De-Globalization
Digitalization
Climate Change
Environment and Resources

18
Q

Strategic analysis external view -
The layers of business environment

A
  1. the micro-environment
  2. industry (sector)
  3. competitors
  4. the organisation
19
Q

The formal process of strategic management

A

Strategy analysis
* External analysis
* Internal analysis

Strategy formulation
* Development of strategic options
* Evaluation of options
* Strategic decisions at different levels (corporate, business unit)

Strategy implementation
* Establishing structures and systems
* Break down strategic goals in action plans
* Leading / Motivating
* Controlling

20
Q

Human Resource Management (HRM)

A

set of organizational activities directed at attracting, developing and maintaining an effective and motivated workforce

21
Q

On-the-Job Training vs Off-the-Job Training

A

conducted while an employee is at work. Advantages: real job requirements, no absence from work, over longer period.

vs.

at locations away from the work site. Advantages: controlled environment, focused study without interruptions

22
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Management Development:

A

internal and external programs to enhance conceptual, analytical, and problem-solving skills (often embedded in career paths)

23
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Mentoring and Networking:

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formal and informal interactions among managers; mentors are often older, more experienced manager of higher level