Unit 1, SM, KMBN301
Unit 1, SM, KMBN301
Unit 1, SM, KMBN301
COURSE OBJECTIVES
COURSE OUTCOMES
➢ CO2. Develop strategies and action plans to achieve an organization's vision, mission, and goals.
➢ CO3. Develop powers of managerial judgment, how to assess business risk, and improve ability to
➢ CO4.Evaluate and revise programs and procedures in order to achieve organizational goals;
BOOKS SUGGESTED
Unit 1: Introduction.
UNIT 1
Introduction: meaning nature, scope, and importance of strategy; Model of
strategic management, Strategic Decision-Making Process.
Vision talks about “Where” does one wants to reach in Future. It provides bases
foundation for defining mission statement.
Mission talks about “What” is that the reason for the presence of organization
or what’s the fundamental reason why one came in this business ”. In short,
Mission statement is a written description of an organization’s purpose for
existing.
Goals
Goals are defined from what company wants to realize. It can be profit or good customer service Goals are
usually expressed as percentage (%) in measurable terms. These should be SMART goals where SMART
stands for Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic and Timebound. Example our one of goals could be to
have 15% increase in revenue or 10% decrease in non-value added activities. Companies normally define their
goals and objectives in their vision and mission statements.
Objectives
Objectives are the specific actions taken to achieve these goals.
E.g. my Goal is to “Increase revenue by 10% and decrease waste reduction by 5%”, then based on this goal I will
formalize my objectives based on this goal which can be
My 1st goal is “Increase revenue by 10%”
•Add 5 new customer and retain at least 2 customer.
My 2nd goal is “Decrease waste reduction by 5%”,
•Optimize the process Or outsourced some process to save cost and time.
COMPOSITION OF BOARD
• Inside Directors
• Agency theory
– typically officers or executives
states that problems arise in corporations because the agents
employed by the corporation.
(top management) are not willing to bear responsibility for
• Outside Directors their decisions unless they own a substantial amount of
– may be executives of other stock in the corporation.
firms but are not employees of • Stewardship theory
the board’s corporation.
– proposes that, because of their long tenure with the
corporation, insiders (senior executives) tend to identify
with the corporation and its success.
CONTD…..
• Affiliated directors
not employed by the corporation, handle legal, or insurance work.
• Retired executive directors
used to work for the corporation, partly responsible for past decisions affecting
current strategy.
• Family directors
descendants of the founder and own significant blocks of stock.
1. Effective board leadership including the processes, makeup, and output of the board.
3. Risk vs. initiative and the overall risk profile of the organization.
5. Sustainability.
❑ Initiate and Determine the corporation’s mission and specify strategic options.
Social responsibility
-proposes that a private corporation has responsibilities
to society that extend beyond making a profit.
Course Code : KMBN 301 Course Name : Strategic Management
Course Code : KMBN 301 Course Name : Strategic Management
Course Code : KMBN 301 Course Name : Strategic Management
Course Code : KMBN 301 Course Name : Strategic Management
Course Code : KMBN 301 Course Name : Strategic Management
Course Code : KMBN 301 Course Name : Strategic Management
THANKYOU
Name of the Faculty: Dr. Sonika Suman Program Name : MBA