Exam 12: Organizing and Planning for Effective Implementation

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The executive summary in an annual marketing plan:

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What represents the functional coordination and conflict resolution for the successful implementation of a low-cost defender strategy?

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In 2003 Nokia was No.1 in mobile phone sales and technology but almost overnight global market changes saw it lose major global market share.Nokia met this challenge by reorganising their entire organisational business structure and associated strategies such that by 2006 they had successfully turned their mobile phone fortunes around.

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Which section of an annual marketing plan would contain plans to be implemented if specific threats or opportunities should occur during the planning period?

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As opposed to the low levels of autonomy and independence afforded prospector business units,low-cost defender SBUs perform better on ROI and cash flow by giving their managers greater autonomy.

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The ____ form is the least bureaucratic or centralised and the most specialised type of organisation.

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Which of the following relates to shared programs and synergy for a low-cost defender?

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Small firms do not need to make a written marketing plan.

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Identify the statement that relates to the market management organisation.

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Prospector business units and their marketing departments are likely to perform better when:

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A functional structure is likely to be appropriate when:

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SBU autonomy level is moderate in which business strategy?

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