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Strategic management in many organizations tends to evolve in four phases from basic financial planning to forecast-based planning, to what people refer to as strategic planning (strategy formulation only), and finally to full-blown strategic management (including implementation and control). Ðí¶à×éÖ¯Õ½ÂÔ¹ÜÀí·¢Õ¹µÄËĸö½×¶Î£º 1£©»ù±¾²ÆÎñ¹æ»® 2£©Ô¤²â£¨¹æ»®£© 3£©Õ½ÂԹ滮£¨Õ½ÂÔÖƶ¨£© 4£©Õ½ÂÔ¹ÜÀí£¨°üÀ¨Ö´ÐкͿØÖÆ£©
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9.Factors of strategic management£º 1£©Product ¨C market scope£º²úÆ·-Êг¡·¶Î§
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Level 1: Corporate strategy in concerned with the overall purpose and scope of the organization to meet the expectations of owners or major stakeholders and add value to the different parts of the enterprise.
Level 2: Strategic business strategy is about how to compete successfully in a particular market.
Level 3: operational strategies are concerned with how the component parts of the organization in terms of resources, processes, people and their skills effectively deliver the corporate- and business-level strategies direction.
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