Identifying the Strategic Issues and Problems That Merit Front-Burner Managerial

question 100

Multiple Choice

Identifying the strategic issues and problems that merit front-burner managerial attention

• A) is accomplished in part by using the results of analyzing the company's external environment to help come up with a "worry list" of "how to....," "whether to.....," and "what to do about......"
• B) helps set management's agenda for taking actions to improve the company's performance and business outlook.
• C) is done in part by evaluating the company's own internal situation-its resources and competitive position-to help come up with a "worry list" of "how to....," "whether to.....," and "what to do about......"
• D) is done in part as a basis for drawing conclusions about whether to stick with company's present strategy or to modify it.
• E) All of these.

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