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By Hassan

INTRODUCTION
To Strategic Management
Course Description

Strategic Management is a course designed to introduce students


to theWhat
concepts, tools, and frameworks used in formulating,
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implementing, and evaluating business strategies.

The course covers a wide range of topics, including environmental


and industry analysis, strategic planning, governance, and the role of
information systems in strategy.

Students will learn to identify trends and changes in the business


environment, formulate
Role of HRM strategies, and evaluate their effectiveness.
in organizations
The course emphasizes practical application through case studies.
Learning outcomes

Describe the nature, scope, and meaning of Strategic Management in


What is HRM? in organizations
any organization.RM

Explain company mission, vision, policy, strategy, and objectives


clearly.RM in organizations

Perform environmental analysis and identify the company’s strengths


and weaknesses. RM in organizations

Demonstrate fundamental approaches to strategy formulation. RM in


organizations

Identify different types of strategies And Apply techniques of


strategic evaluation.RM in organizations
Definition

Strategic Management can be defined as a comprehensive


approach involving the formulation, implementation, and
continuous evaluation of strategies that guide an
organization towards its objectives.

It combines both art and science, requiring analytical skills,


creativity, and a deep understanding of the business
environment.
Scope of Strategic
Management:

Cross- Dynamic Long-term


functional Adjustment Focus
Integration
Importance of Strategic Management

Facilitates Informed
Decision-Making

Enables Proactive Adaptation

Aligns Resources and Actions

Enhances Organizational
Performance

Builds and Sustains Competitive


Advantage
Strategic Management Process

Strategy Strategy Strategy


Formulation Implementation Evaluation
Strategic Management Process

Definition and Purpose:

Strategy formulation involves the development


of the organization’s mission, vision, and long
Strategy
Formulation
term objectives, followed by crafting a
strategic plan to achieve these goals.

It sets the overall direction of the organization


and establishes a foundation for decision-
making.
Strategic Management Process

Key Steps in Strategy Formulation:

 Vision Statement
Strategy
Formulation  Mission Statement
 Setting Objectives
 Environmental Analysis
 Crafting Strategy
Strategic Management Process

Definition and Purpose:

Strategy implementation is the process of


translating the formulated strategy into
Strategy
action.
Implementation
This stage focuses on putting the strategic
plan into operation by mobilizing resources,
structuring the organization, and guiding
employees towards achieving strategic
objectives.
Strategic Management Process

Key Aspects of Strategy Implementation:

Strategy
 Resource Allocation
Implementation  Organizational Structure
 Leadership and Culture
 Change Management
Strategic Management Process

Definition and Purpose:

Strategy evaluation is the final stage of the


Strategy strategic management process, where the
Evaluation
performance of the strategy is assessed to
ensure it meets the organization’s goals.

Evaluation helps in identifying what is working


well and where adjustments are needed.
Strategic Management Process

Key Steps in Strategy Evaluation:


Strategy
 Performance Measurement
Evaluation
 Review and Feedback
 Corrective Actions
Vision, Mission, and Objectives

The vision statement is a compelling picture of the future that


provides direction and sets the aspirations of the organization. It is
intended to inspire employees and stakeholders, offering a clear
sense of where the organization is headed.

The mission statement articulates the organization’s fundamental


purpose and scope of operations. It defines the core business,
identifies the target audience, and outlines the organization’s
commitment to its stakeholders.

Objectives translate the mission and vision into actionable targets.


They provide a measurable framework for achieving strategic goals
and serve as benchmarks against which performance can be
evaluated. .
Levels of Strategy :

Corporate-level strategies are concerned with overall


organizational scope and direction.
Corporate strategies answer the question: “What business
should we be in?”

Business-level strategies focus on how an organization


competes within a specific market or industry.
Business strategies answer: “How do we compete?”

Functional strategies focus on specific areas within the


organization, such as marketing, finance, operations, and
human resources.
Challenges in Strategic
Management

 Dynamic Environments
 Limited Resource
 Ethical and Social Responsibilities
 Globalization
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YOU

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