Strategic Planning - California Virtual Enterprise New
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Strategic Planning
In a Competitive Marketplace
Strategic Planning Process
Necessary for large corporations to
survive & prosper
Budget/Forecast oriented planning is no
longer enough
Strategic Planning
Defines objectives
Assesses internal & external situation
Strategies formulated & implemented based
on actual situation
Evaluation leads to adjustments to stay on
track
The Planning Process
Mission &
Objectives
Environmental
Scanning
Strategy
Formulation
Strategy
Implementation
Evaluation &
Control
The Sigmoid Curve
Typical Life Cycle
The Secret to Constant Growth:
(Start a New Life Cycle)
The Mission & Objectives
Mission Statement - Describes the
Company’s Business Vision
Unchanging values
Purpose of company
Visionary goals that guide the pursuit of
future opportunities
Objectives – guided by company’s vision
Measurable financial & strategic objectives
Ex: Sales targets, market share, reputation
Environmental Scan
Includes the following:
SWOT Analysis
Strengths/Weaknesses
Industry Analysis
PEST
Analysis (Political, Economic, Social,
Technological)
Competitive Analysis
Rivalry
Threat
of Substitutes
Buyer Power
Supplier Power
Barriers to Entry/Threats to Entry
Strategy Formulation
Given environmental conditions,
Match strengths to opportunities identified
Address weakness and external threats
Competitive Advantage - How will you
gain an advantage over your
competition?
Cost
Leadership Strategy – low cost producer
Differentiation Strategies
Focus Strategies - segmenting
Strategy Implementation
Implementation - programs, budgets, and
procedures to be used
Implementation involves:
Organization of company resources
Motivation of staff to achieve objectives
Usually different people than those who
formulate the strategies
How strategies are implemented can have
a significant impact on success
Executives must communicate strategies
effectively & reasons behind them
Evaluation & Control
Implementation of strategies must be
monitored and adjusted if needed
Evaluation & Control Process
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Define parameters to be measured
Define target values for those parameters
Perform measurements
Compare measured results to the predefined standard
Make necessary changes