Vision , mission, strategy tactics
•The
need toward which the organisation strives , forms the basis of its
aspirations or vision. Ideally
organization’s vision is an ennobling, articulated statement of what it seeks
to do and become.
- A vision that ignores the larger role that a firm plays in society is likely to be neither noble nor sustainable.
•
vision statement must appeal to multiple stakeholders, including members of the
organization..employees, its
direct beneficiaries (owners), its economical partners.( customers,
suppliers).
•A
firm’s strategy explains how the org.. Intends
to achieve its vision and mission. It defines the org response to its
competitive environment.
•The
vision statement answers why the org exist. It identifies the needs the firm
aspires to solve for others.
•The
mission states what the organisation is going to do to achieve its vision. It
addresses the types of activities the firm seeks to perform.
•The
strategy determines how the org is going to undertake its mission. It sets
forth the ways it will negotiate its competitive environment in order to attain
a sustainable advantages.
•The
tactics are the day to day management
decisions made to implement the firm’s strategy.
Examples:
- At corporate level form strategy determines which business the firm will operate and whether it will enter into partnerships with other firms.( joint venture, mergers, acquisitions).
- An auto firm may have a strategy of producing cars with specific technological advantages over its competitors products.
- A food bank, may have a vision of ending hunger in the community of poor and its mission to feed the poor.
Fundamental changes in the business
environment: by Kenichi ohmae.
1. Factors affecting strategy:
•Domestic economic growth
•Markets for key industries
•Management resources
•Growing international complexities
•Irreversible advance of inflation
2. Direction of change:
•Prolonged
low growth
•Maturity
: stalemate
•Uneven
distribution of men, raw materials , financial resources
•Individual
changes in each country
•Reduce
rate of profit and higher cost of capital.
3. Significance for Top management
- Margin for judgement error is reduced
•‘changes”
is expensive and difficult
•Equalization
is expensive n psychologically difficult
•Strategic
adjustment becomes increasingly difficult
•Incentive
to invest declines
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