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    There are specific leadership issues that are facing today’s organizations. One, specific leadership issue is that homeland security issues are not discussed on the job by employees because Senior Leadership will not allow them to do so. Second, specific leadership issue is that employees involvement in emergency readiness is not encouraged by senior leaders, and they say employees that are on the job can not be involved in homeland security. Third, specific leadership issue is that only a few…

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    the operational and financial implications for the upcoming fiscal year as well as a projection of opportunities and threats for the upcoming 3-5 years should be incorporated into strategic plans (Joshi, Ransom, Nash, & Ransom, 2014). Data driven strategies which continually track client needs and issues are essential to the success of a well formulated strategic plan (American Hospital Association,…

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    Understanding the Strategic Planning Process The relationships between a mission, vision, strategic goals, objectives and action plans An organization’s mission statement serves to define why the company exists and its purpose to the public and the employees (Dunn, 2010). The mission statement declares how the organization’s vision will be accomplished, and the vision statement paints the picture of what and where the company wants to be (Hofstrand, 2009). The strategic goals are specific…

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    1. Preparation to plan The idea of preparing to create a plan seems to be overdoing the planning process, but there is a need to prepare to create a plan. Many people prepare to create a plan without thinking about it. Prepping to create a strategic plan is no different than any other plan. There must be consideration of who will be involved in the planning process, the framework or method that will be used in the strategic planning process, the duration of the strategic planning process,…

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    Jetblue Strategic Analysis

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    management and planning is a great managerial strategy that enhances performance, profitability and productivity through identification of required chances and implementing suitable changes (Jiang, 2007). JetBlue’s recent CEO, David Berger, played a major role in developing the current management strategies. The article has been well formulated, with inclusion of statistical data and graphs to provide validity, in order to provide a great analysis of the strategies implemented by JetBlue…

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    include step 3: assessing the accuracy of the evidence, step 4: assessing the applicability of the evidence, step 5: assessing the “actionability” of the evidence (2007). It is these steps for example, when looking at the needs of the clinic the decision makers could look at the specific needs of the patients that are seen. Additional information can be evaluated regarding the specific level of services that have been provided in the past, and seeing what options are available to continue these…

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    It is a set of documents that outline a company's current and future structure and describes the business strategy. The business architecture is somewhat of a paradox in that it has to provide structure but also has to be flexible enough to accommodate changing requirements. When creating the business architecture, it's useful to be able to organize the architectural outputs into a coherent structure. This is where a framework can be beneficial – it provides order and structure for the…

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    an Organization It is very crucial for an organization to have plans to achieve goals, because out there in corporate America, the competitors are vicious. It’s a dog eat dog world, so when preparing to have a successful business one must have strategies on hand, to find the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. One must implement plans to stay one step ahead of your competition, by setting a game plan, where your mission, values, and goals come in to play. First of all the company would…

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    Rewards and Recognition Program It is estimated that the turnover rate for an organization is roughly 16.8% yearly on average, which does fluctuate from year to year (Aamodt, 2014). At OppenheimerFunds a financial institution, we strive to keep our turnover rate under 10%, and we feel one contributing factor is that we continually reward and recognize our employees. However, past reward programs have not proven to be sustainable. This was validated through the results received from our 2015…

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    2009). The objective of strategic planning is to ensure affiliates of an organization’s focus on the priorities and vision in reaction to the dynamic setting. Different organizations have exclusive external context, hence, developing an appropriate strategy is necessary for working in the right direction. Understanding the context of an organization’s strategic plan is vital in achieving the set objectives (Jepson, 2009). Too often, people tend to have a shaped opinion of an idea based on the…

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