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Chapter 3 (MGT400)

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Chapter 3

manager as a planner and stragist

and
selecting appropriate
planning identifying
goal of action for
an
organization
A of decisions and actions to
stategy cluster
one of
help an organization attain
goals
its
mresron statement organization overriding purpose

3 steps in
planning

nature of the
planning process
why planning is important
sense of direction and purpose
goals
useful way getting managers to participate
in decision making citrategy
it helps coordinate manager of the different
functions and directions
unity of command everyone know

they need to achieve


what

A device for
controlling managers
Kpl key
inplimating to attain goals
unity a only one central continuityaf are
ign at the same time adapt
thece are more than one plan going along
imaidinacystatement natural disaster
nomic
collect and utilize available 91 91sew
information pandemic
fienible usingthe same
types of planning
Time horizons

A long term term


at intermediate
a short term

rules
policies 9
a formal
written guides
generalaction action
go to

standing
plans me d decision
which page
cremation is appropriate
standard
operating procedures Sop
written instructions

programs project
single specif
use plans
non programmed
den lions
one of a kind
situations
scenario
planning Contingency planning
multiple forecast for future
conditions
At how to respond effectively

the business
Defining

e
who are our customers
what customer needs

Establishing
major goals

strategy strategic
formulation leadership
SWOT Analysis
enercise
planning
S organization strengths
W weaknesses

0 opportunities
T threats

potential of
competition
level of an industry new entrants
competitors new

product
F M
Five Forces
y
a
power of f threat of
large supplies substitute
shave same products
suppliers
power of too many
invatation
large customer similar product
price
good following have different
customers product
loyal
hypercompetition
permanent intense ongoing intense
competition
advancing technology changing
customer taste

low cost strategy


total cost down below
total cost rival

Differentiation
sitrnguishing different
products from others

burgh
quality
after sales services

stuck in the middle


both low cost strategy
pursue
and differentiation strategy

focused low cost strategy


serve only segment of
community lowest cost
focused differentiation
only one segment of the overall
market
concentration on a single industry
reinvesting in
single's company
industry
vertical integration
backward
supplier
forward distributor
pyramid to increase profit vertically

Diversification
eupanding onto new industry
produce new kinds valuable goods
diversifies business
and service
International enpansion
enpand into international business
customizing product features
going beyong your original country

Related diversification
related expand business
synergy
team work in with
sync your
department
find strength within
your market
combine two big players in
industry
Global strategy
A little to no customizations to suit
specific needs of customers
same standardized product in each
national market ace same basic
marketing approach
multi domestic strategy
helps gain local market share
at customize in national
products
market

Four ways to
expand internationally
PLANNING IMPLEMENTING
I determine million
manages allocate
I formulate strategy responsibilities
3 implementing a how to be
strategy
strategy implemented
At establish timetable

for implementation
allocate appropriate
resources

Allocating responsibility
deferred action
matting
eitaniching timetable
resources
allocating appropriate
Holding responsible

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