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could send me some thesis in strategic management/ planning and corporate turnaround Ksing westbury@tstt.net.tt |
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As per your requirement here I am uploading a pdf file having the Thesis in strategic management/ planning and corporate turnaround, this is the content of the attachment: Sickness and failure are often attributed to lack of planning or even short-sighted planning. Planning in organisations may have a short-term focus (for example, annual planning for implementing the current activities) or a long- term focus (which involves changing the nature and direction of the organisation through expansion, diversification, exploration of new paths through R&D, and so on). The long-term changes in corporate strategies are required when the existing products and services have limited acceptability in the market. In the context of turnaround management, strategic re-orientation may follow two different directions – in the case of mature organisations that have taken up too many activities and dissipated their energies, there is need for re-focusing on the core activities; on the other hand, when the core is already strong or strengthened through operational strategies as part of turnaround, organisations may decide to expand and diversify anticipating the changes in the environment. This view was supported by the findings of Manimala (1991), where it was observed that the strategic actions like growth, are followed by operational ones involving arresting sickness, focusing on the core and supported by institutionalization. Observations by other researchers are also in similar lines Pearce and Robinson (1992) found that contraction and consolidation are used when an organisation’s problems are not pervasive. Here is the complete file click on it… Thesis in strategic management/ planning and corporate turnaround
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