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.

Recognize the role of problem representation in effective problem-solving.

Identify the use of trial and error in addressing practical problems.

Understand the impact of cultural and cognitive influences on problem-solving practices.

Recognize the importance of stepping back or taking a break (incubation effect) in solving complex problems.

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