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MASS COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCE

KUMBAKONAM
Department of Management Studies
Class : II MBA
Subject : Strategic Financial Management
Subject code:P16MBA3EF1
Name of the staff: K. VIMALANATHAN
Date : 6.8.2020
Time:11.05 am to 12.00
Unit – I

REVISION CLASS
Formulation of strategies
Formulation of Strategies and Policies
Corporate Mission and Objective.
Environmental Analysis.
Corporate Analysis.
Identification of Alternatives.
Choice the Strategy and Policy.
Implementation
Corporate Mission and Objective. Organisational
mission and objectives are the starting point of strategy
and policy formulation. As discussed earlier, mission is
the fundamental unique purpose of an organization
that sets it apart from other organizations and
objective is the end-result which an organization strives
to achieve.
Environmental Analysis. The second aspect of the
process is the environmental analysis. Since the basic
objective of strategies and policies is to integrate the
organization with its environment, it must know the
kind of analysis.
The process of environmental analysis includes
collection of relevant information from the
environment, interpreting its impact on the future of
organizational working, and determining what
opportunities and threats-positive and negative
aspects- are offered by the environment.
Corporate Analysis. While environmental analysis is
the analysis of external factors, corporate analysis
takes into account the internal factors. These together
are known as SWOT (strengths, weaknesses,
opportunities and threats) analysis.
Identification of Alternatives. Environmental analysis
and corporate analysis taken together will specify the
various alternatives for strategy and policy. Usually
this process will bring large number of alternatives. For
example, if an organization is strong in financial
resources, these can be used in many ways, taking
several projects.
Choice the Strategy and Policy. The identification and
evaluation of various alternatives will narrow down the
range of strategies and policies which can seriously be
considered for choice. Choice is deciding the acceptable
alternative among the several which fits with the
organizational objectives.
Implementation. After the strategy and policy have
been chosen, they are put to implementation, that is,
they are put into action. Choice of strategy and policy
is mostly analytical and conceptual while
implementation is operational or putting them into
action

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