of what the business wants to create or become, not what the company is now. Whilst similar business types might have similar mission statements, vision statements should be very different. An example for a business intelligence company would be ‘Be the leading independent consultative business intelligence practice in the UK’. The strategic mission part of the strategic plan should describe what the business does, not be too long and be easy to remember, an example for a business intelligence
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Business Strategy Nestle Strategic Evaluation and Implementation LO3: Understand approaches to strategy evaluation and selection 3.1. Analyse possible alternative strategies relating to substantive growth, limited growth or retrenchment Nestle’s Vision: To be a leading, competitive, Nutrition, Health and Wellness Company delivering improved shareholder value by being a preferred corporate citizen, preferred employer, preferred supplier selling preferred products (Nestle, n.d.) 3.1. 5-year objectives
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STRATEGIC BUSINESS PLAN for (company name) for Period January 2002 to December 2005 (dates are examples only) Approved by (name), (position), on (date) Update Status: (amendment number), on (date) TABLE OF CONTENTS Executive Summary Section Page 1. Strategic Focus 2. The Business 3. Market Analysis 4 Products 5 Marketing 6 Research and Development 7 Production and Delivery 8 Supply Chains 9 Business Systems
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Contents I. Introduction 3 II. Triple bottom line analysis 3 1. Profit 3 2. Planet 3 2.1 Environmental stewardship 3 2.2 Financial contribution to the planet safeguard. 3 3. People 4 3.1 Employee benefits 4 3.2 Empowering African women (gender balancing) 4 3.3 A new perspective on aids 4 III. Stakeholders analysis 5 1. Company analysis 5 1.1 Strengths 5 1.2 Weaknesses 5 1.3 Oliberte’s key internal stakeholders 5 2. Community analysis 6 2.1 The government of Ethiopia 6 2.2 Certifying
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The PESTEL analysis needs to help in determining the external environment prevalent in the geographical area. This reveals about the political scenario prevalent and the policies, regulations and motive that it has to promote the particular type of business and organization. The economic factors determine whether the area will be able to sustain the product and will portray the usefulness
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Every business has a first and primary goal to gain profit. To remain in business and grow the firm must take into account social responsibility and ethics. When an organization demonstrates that it is more interested in financial gain than in how it treats the environment, employees, and stakeholders it will lose financially. In order to balance the social responsibility and the desires of its shareholder for profit an organization needs to develop a strategic plan that thoroughly explains its ethical
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www.palgrave-journals.com/thr Using decision trees to identify tourism stakeholders: The case of two Eastern North Carolina counties Erick T. Byrd* and Larry Gustke Received (in revised form): 1st May, 2006 *Department of Recreation, Tourism, and Hospitality Management, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro, PO Box 26170, Greensboro, NC 27402, USA Tel: + 1 336-334-3041; Fax: + 1 336-334-3238; E-mail: etbyrd@uncg.edu Erick T. Byrd is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Recreation
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practitioners: General tools to help organise and compare data: Time series analysis Growth indexes Composite indexes Benchmarking GIS mapping PEST / trends analysis Tools to help cities understand the structure of their local economy: Sector share analysis Value-added analysis Economic base analysis Location quotient Specialisation index Shift share analysis Input-output analysis Social accounting matrix Cluster mapping Value chain analysis Tools to look at local endowments: Asset mapping Tools to assess human
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(Lila) has been a tremendous success for this organisation. Charity Investmentbelongs to the food and beverage industry and has about 23% of the market share within that industry. However, in 2008, the company decided to venture into another line of business, which is the sale of juice in a 35cl tetra pack. This sale of juice will involve the supply of raw materials, extraction of the juice content, production, distribution, sales and marketing of the juice. This decision also necessitated the setting
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