Management's Handling of the Strategy Implementation/execution Process Can Be Considered

question 113

Multiple Choice

Management's handling of the strategy implementation/execution process can be considered successful

• A)when the internal organization develops two or more core competencies in performing value chain activities.
• B)if and when the company meets or beats its performance targets and shows good progress in achieving its strategic vision for the company.
• C)if the company's culture is strong and strategy-supportive.
• D)if management is able to marshal adequate resources to put the strategy in place within 6 to 12 months.
• E)if managers and employees express strong support for the company's strategy and long-term direction.

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Definitions:

Dominant Culture

This term describes the prevailing cultural practices, beliefs, and values that are considered the norm within a society, often exerting influence over minority cultures.

Cultural Identities

The feeling of belonging to a group that shares similar cultural norms, values, or traditions.

Socioeconomic Statuses

The social and economic categories into which people are classified based on income, education, occupation, and other factors.

Geographic Locations

Specific areas or places defined by physical or geopolitical boundaries.