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    STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT

    PRESENTATION TITLE:

    MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES
    ADOPTED BY ACCENTURE
    (BY PRASAD BANDI)

    WHAT IS STRATEGIC
    MANAGEMENT??
    Strategic management is the continuous
    planning, monitoring, analysis and assessment
    of all that is necessary for an organization to
    meet its goals and objectives.

    When you are trying to find new ideas a good


    strategic management plan can lead you where
    you need to go.

    ACCENTURE
    Accenture plc is a multinational management
    consulting, technology services, and outsourcing
    company
    Each packet contains the address of its
    destination computer as well as the computer of
    its origin.
    The packets are reassembled at the destination to
    get the original information.

    The TCP/IP protocol is


    designed for large
    internet working, e.g.
    WAN (Wide Area
    Network).
    TCP/IP consists of five
    layers:
    Application,
    Transport,
    Internetwork or
    network,
    Data link and
    Physical layers.

    FUNCTIONS OF EACH LAYER


    Layer 5: application : It is the top most layer. it provides
    an interface to communicate and transfer data.
    Eg.: HTTP, FTP, SMTP etc.

    Layer 4: transport : This layer is represented by two


    protocols TCP(transmission control protocol) and
    UDP(user datagram protocol). it is responsible for the
    delivery of data in a proper sequence.
    Eg.: TCP,UDP, etc.

    Layer 3: Internetwork layer/Network layer : Packages data


    into IP datagrams(packets), Which contain source and
    destination address information that is used to forward the
    datagrams between computers.
    Eg.: IP.

    Layer 2: data link layer : The data link layer specifies how
    and at what speed packets are transported over the
    physical layer.
    Eg.: Ethernet, token ring, etc.

    Layer 1: Physical layer : It is responsible to transmit data


    (bit stream) over a physical medium such as wires, fiber
    optic links or radio links, connectors etc.
    Eg.: Coaxial cable, optical fiber, twisted-pair wire etc.

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