Exam 9: Strategy Implementation: Organizing for Action

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The term used in strategic implementation that describes a system of sequential steps or techniques that describe in detail how a particular task or job is to be done is

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The use of SBUs may result in a red tape crisis in which the corporation has grown too large and complex to be managed through formal programs, and rigid systems and procedures take precedence over problem-solving.

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One of the goals to be achieved in strategy implementation is synergy between and among functions and business units.

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Which type of structure was used by American Cyanamid to introduce and manage a similar line of products throughout the world?

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A crisis of control may develop in the Stage III divisional structure.

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Studies of the performance of reengineering programs show clear, consistent, and overwhelming evidence of success and improved productivity.

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Discuss Chandler's conclusion concerning strategy.

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Which of the following is true of defensive tactics?

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What is synergy? According to Goold and Campbell, what are the six forms it can take?

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The second stage of the organizational life cycle is maturity.

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The job characteristics model is a good example of

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Many of the people in the organization who are crucial to successful strategy implementation probably have little to do with the development of the corporate and business strategy.

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The term used in strategic implementation that describes a statement of activities or steps needed to accomplish a single-use plan and whose use is to make the strategy action-oriented is

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The greatest strengths of a Stage I corporation are its flexibility and dynamism.

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Stage 4 of international development is a multinational corporation with global emphasis - denationalizing its operations.

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A candidate for a fourth stage in corporate development is

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The greatest weakness of a Stage II corporation is that all its eggs are in one basket.

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The establishment of its own sales company with offices in other countries to eliminate the middlemen and to better control marketing occurs in which stage of international development?

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When the people managing diversified product lines in a functionally structured corporation need more decision-making freedom than top management is willing to delegate to them, this type of crisis is called

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The geographic-area structure allows the company to introduce and manage a similar line of products around the world.

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