Briefly explain what is meant by strategic evaluation process and strategic control process
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Strategic evaluation process and strategic control process
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- The process of determining the success of a given strategy in accomplishing organisational objectives and taking corrective action
- When necessary is known as strategic assessment and control. Strategic control examines two issues:
- Whether the strategy is being executed as intended;
- The strategy's outcomes are the ones that were intended.
- “Strategic control” is defined as “the critical assessment of plans, activities, and results in order to provide knowledge for future action.”
- Premise control, implementation control, strategic surveillance, and special alert control are the four types of strategic control.
- Operational control systems are designed to ensure that everyday actions are carried out in accordance with established plans and objectives.
- It focuses on incidents that occurred recently.
- The needs of the management control system are used to create operational control systems.Corrective action is conducted when performance falls short of expectations.
- This action could include things like training, motivation, leadership, discipline, or termination.
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