STRAT.MAN. - CHAPTER 10 AND 11 Flashcards
- connotes action.
- it involves a series of processes to achieve a particular goal.
Implementation
signifies putting a formulated strategy into action.
Implementation
can be characterized as good, effective, well-defined, and realistic if efficiently and successfully implemented.
Strategy
refers to activities or processes which ensures that comprehensive plans formulated at the three levels of management are efficiently executed to achieve the goals and objectives of a company.
Strategy Implementation
facilitates the achievement of company goals and objectives.
Strategy Implementation
Types of Business Organization
- Sole Proprietorship
- Partnership
- Corporation
Is owned by one person.
Sole Proprietorship
is owned by two or more partners.
Partnership
is organized by at least five, but not more than fifteen persons.
Corporation
whether business-oriented or not, is composed of a group individuals working together for the attainment of specific goals and objectives.
Organization
it must have the ability to divide activities and at the same time coordinate them to facilitate the achievement of its goals and objectives.
Organization
Elements that influence the ability of a business organization to divide and coordinate its various activities:
- Patterns of Relationship
- Management Control System
- Leadership Style
- Reward and Career System
- Corporate Governance
the organic structure of a company influences the relationship of the people and the offices comprising it.
Patterns of Relationship
a positive relationship existing in a company contributes to the effective implementation of formulated strategies. On the contrary, an unfavorable pattern of relationship is likely a contributory factor in the poor implementation if strategies.
Patterns of Relationship
exist because of the adopted formal structure, which is reflected in an organizational chart.
Formal Relationships
are created because of informal groups existing and operating in a company.
Informal Relationships
which is the concern of strategic management, must be carefully evaluated with important consideration to the chain of command and flow of communication to avoid confusion and misunderstanding.
Formal Pattern of Relationship
The ff. are the Different organizational structure that influence the patterns of relationship of people:
- Flat Structure
- Functional Structure
- Divisional Structure
- Matrix Structure
a flat organizational structure of a company exists when there are only few or no layers of management between the managers and employees.
Flat Structure
it is usually adopted when a company is just starting, or its structure is simple.
Flat Structure
this structure promotes direct involvement of employees in decision-making, which creates an atmosphere and relationship where they feel that they have important roles in a company.
Flat Structure
a company is divided into small units with specific functions, such as marketing, finance, human resources, and production and operations.
Functional Structure
employees with common qualifications, skills, and knowledge are grouped together to encourage relationships based on specialty and expertise.
Functional Structure
large companies that operate across geographical areas or worldwide adopt a divisional structure where their business activities are divided according to market product, service, or region.
Divisional Structure