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    There are ten steps to strategic plan process which public managers create a five-year or longer plan, along with budgets and reporting of their operations to emphasize the longevity of its organizations. This is a way of providing accountable measurements, performances reviews, and efficiency, effectiveness towards the overall health of an organization. These measurements are used to adjust the organization accordingly if the program or services are not being effective or being underutilized by…

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    5.0 Market Entry Strategy 5.1 Strategic Planning The international strategy is going to be used to export the Cervena Venison product. This is the most suitable choice because according to Hill et. al (2007) this strategy is about taking products from the domestic market and selling them in the international market with little customisation. This strategy suits because there will be minimal change, the core product stays the, but the, packaging, language and advertising has to change to meet…

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    organization 's need and importance in implementing strategic planning towards change. Both internal and external stakeholders will benefit from this successful guide. This research will help carve a pathway through the presumed complications of strategic planning and successfully iron out rigid details. Mark Zuckerberg is famous for saying, "The biggest risk is not taking any risk. In a world that changes really quickly, the only…

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    A SWOT analysis is an essential strategy applied in an effort to realize Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats of an organization or individual. In the business context, this strategy enables a business to discover its strong and weak points. A nonprofit organization typically uses this to plan financial development as well as fundraising. Therefore this research examines the meaning and further, elaborates its basic components as applied in the analysis of enterprise. Goodwill is…

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    and the one difference is their organizational structure. General Electric is more of Mastering Strategic Management (2016) a traditional organization, where all decision making comes from the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. This type of structure limits communication and not necessarily, the best type of structure for an organization as diverse as these two. The Flatter Organization is more what Coca-Cola Company uses as all information flows back to the top where the decisions are…

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    book Good to Great, seeks to answer this question through years of case-study and analysis. Broken up into two parts, Collins explains the first three steps necessary in preparing a good company to become great: level 5 leadership, “first who, then what”, and “confront the brutal facts”. Next, the following three steps then push a company to greatness: the hedgehog concept, culture of discipline, and technology accelerators. In this paper, I will discuss the first three steps, my takeaways, and…

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    is dividing the country and that equality for all is important. In order for a speaker to be successful, the audience must identify with what they are saying.…

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    Synopsis of Article Joshua Conran, author of the article The Secret Ingredients to a Successful Branding Strategy, states that “when it comes to branding, there’s no easy recipe for success.” He further elaborates by stating that branding is constantly changing and heavily dependent on the position of the company, where the company desires to be, and the status or condition of the market at the time. He uses the success of Nike as an example demonstrating how it has been able to remain in a…

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    knowledge and passion for problem-solving, and possibly own a business, and at the very least, lead people. My strengths will influence my career path, and already have, in many significant ways. I will be pushed to not just do what is expected of me, but go beyond that, and do what I know I am capable of. My passion for learning and problem solving will drive me to continue learning within the field of civil engineering, even after I have graduated, which I think will prove to be an asset as…

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    value-added for stakeholders. KCI-12 Reputation Gerard et al (2016) defined reputation as beliefs or perceptions held about the quality of a focal actor. In a firm, corporate reputation has intangible value for organisations and is the most important strategic and long-term organisational asset. Corporate reputation provides opportunities to organisations in developing and retaining market share, influencing opinion of customers and other stakeholder groups (Sontaite-petkeviciene 2014). The…

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