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answered on 10-Jun-21 15:47

Is there any difference between Divisional structure and multi divisional structure?

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No

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Strategic Management

answered on 28-Jun-21 12:44

Please provide detailed answer of this question

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No. Write in detail features of product differentiation and link each point to the strategy / steps taken by the client X-Olympus

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Strategic Management

answered on 26-Jun-21 16:27

Sir I do understand the context of this question but I'm unable to the same answer in ICAI module.

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You will not always get point to point answer in ICAI module. YOu need to understand the essence of question and modify answers accordingly.

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Meaning

Strategic Management

answered on 03-Jun-21 14:44

Difference between centralized control and democratic control?

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Central control - managers make all of the decisions in the workplace. top-down communication to the employees. Employee ideas and contributions are not encouraged or considered necessary Democratic control - managers take decisions with the input of the employees but being responsible for making the final decision. There are many variations of this style of management including consultative, participative, and collaborative styles.

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Difference between divisional and matrix structure

Strategic Management

answered on 29-May-21 11:23

What is the exact Difference between divisional and matrix structure???

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Thanks sir

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answered on 30-May-21 17:44

What will be the answer for this question? Please provide detailed answer

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Explain what is competitive advantage. You can add some examples of how core competency can build a competitive advantage. You can give a practical example as well - Jio

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Non commercial org

Strategic Management

answered on 26-May-21 09:15

Sir for educational institution answer I'm unable to find this para in module I can't find these wordings in module the explanation given is different Please help

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It is not necessary to match everything with module language till the time essence is same. If you have not understood anything in the module let us know.

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ADL matrix

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answered on 24-May-21 10:28

sir, during the growth stage of market we need a re investment(that means investing the profits earned) back in to the business. but, what is the requirement of reinvestment during the market was in maturity stage while the player was in the dominant position.

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A dominant firm in the maturity stage may reach a stability position but they have to reinvest to maintain their business in same level and to improve their functional performance.

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ADL matrix

Strategic Management

answered on 24-May-21 10:43

sir, what is the difference between tenable and weak in the ADL matrix. I have watched the video.

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As explained in video Tenable - almost on verge of being weak. If competition takes some action or is aggressive, it will not be able to survive.

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introduction

Strategic Management

answered on 21-May-21 10:47

what is EFFECTIVE utilization of funds and EFFICIENT allocation of resources? please, explain with an example and also explain the difference between EFFECTIVE and EFFICIENT.

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Effective utilisation of funds - where and how to invest funds (whether in fixed assets or working capital) to maximise return and create further wealth with optimal risk example : buy or make decisions Efficient allocation of resources - where and how to use available resources procured through investing funds to achieve the objective. example : using labour for a production of a product which gives more profits

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