By Marios I. Katsioloudes
Strategic administration has a distinct method is going past the normal program for the for revenue region to deal with matters for the non-profit quarter. it's the purely graduate-level textual content that techniques strategic administration from a world cultural point of view.
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H. Mintzberg, ‘‘The Pitfalls of Strategic Planning,’’ California Management Review 36 (1993), pp. 32 47. 6. Mintzberg, ibid. 7. , p. 37. 8. , p. 38. 9. J. Huey, ‘‘America’s Most Successful Merchant,’’ Fortune (September 23, 1991), pp. 46 59; and, B. ,’’ Fortune (May 6, 1991), pp. 50 59. 10. J. , 1982), p. 86. 11. F. David, Strategic Management, 3rd ed. ), p. 99. 12. J. A. Pearce II and F. David, ‘‘Corporate Mission Statements: The Bottom Line,’’ Academy of Management Executive 1 (1987), pp. 109 116.
Business Unit Level Once established, the business level sets strategies related to ensuring that the organization is competing or performing within the areas delineated in the mission. At this level, one can conceptualize the organization in terms of strategic business units or, as they are more commonly known, SBUs. The notion of SBUs has to do with the grouping of a firm’s similar products or services, as well as the number of industries in which the firm competes, and follows closely the organization’s diversification.
50 59. 10. J. , 1982), p. 86. 11. F. David, Strategic Management, 3rd ed. ), p. 99. 12. J. A. Pearce II and F. David, ‘‘Corporate Mission Statements: The Bottom Line,’’ Academy of Management Executive 1 (1987), pp. 109 116. 13.
