Strategy Evaluation Process and its Significance
Strategy Evaluation is as significant as strategy formulation because it throws light on the efficiency and effectiveness of the comprehensive plans in achieving the desired results.
The managers can also assess the appropriateness of the current strategy in todays dynamic world with socio-economic, political and technological innovations. Strategic Evaluation is the final phase of strategic management.
The significance of strategy evaluation lies in its capacity to co-ordinate the task performed by managers, groups, departments etc, through control of performance.
Strategic Evaluation is significant because of various factors such as - developing inputs for new strategic planning, the urge for feedback, appraisal and reward, development of the strategic management process, judging the validity of strategic choice etc.
The process of Strategy Evaluation consists of following steps-
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Strategic Management
- Strategic Management - Introduction
- Strategy - Definition and Features
- Components of a Strategy Statement
- Vision & Mission Statements
- Strategic Management Process
- Environmental Scanning
- Strategy Formulation
- Strategy Implementation
- Strategy Formulation vs Implementation
- Strategy Evaluation
- Strategic Decisions
- Benefits of Strategic Management
- Business Policy
- BCG Matrix
- SWOT Analysis
- SWOT Analysis of Google
- SWOT Analysis of Starbucks
- SWOT Analysis of Blackberry
- Personal SWOT Analysis
- SWOT Analysis of Amazon
- SWOT Analysis of IKEA
- SWOT Analysis of Nike
- SWOT Analysis of Microsoft
- SWOT Analysis of China Mobile
- Competitor Analysis
- What is Competitive Advantage ?
- Human, Social, and Intellectual Capital as a Means of Competitive Advantage
- Porters Five Forces Model
- Blue Ocean Strategy and its Implications for Businesses
- Overfished Ocean Strategy: How to Drive Growth and Attain Profitability
- Porters Five Forces Analysis of the Airlines Industry in the United States
- Porters Five Forces Analysis of Samsung
- Porters Five Forces Analysis of Virgin Atlantic
- Porters Five Forces Analysis of China Mobile
- Strategic Leadership
- Some Pitfalls to be Avoided
- Corporate Governance
- Business Ethics
- Social Responsibilities of Managers
- Core Competencies
- Core Competency Theory of Strategy
- Ansoff Matrix
- Routes to Strategic Growth
- Diversification as a Viable Corporate Strategy
- 5 Configurations of Strategic Management
- Role of Planning, Plans and Planners
- Reasons for Avoiding Strategic Planning
- Strategic Management for the Millennials
- Strategizing for the Future
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- PESTLE Analysis of Starbucks
- PESTLE Analysis of Samsung
- SWOT Analysis of Unilever
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- Cutting Costs Strategically
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