Business Studies, asked by gurashishbajaj, 17 days ago

Mr Sanjiv Gupta decided to double the production of his company. Now he is going to translate his decision into reality.
Here, he is also thinking how many additional/extra machines and workers will be required to achieve the production
target. His dream will be possible to be realised only after the arrangement for these extra sources is done. Which stage
of 'Planning Process' is being completed by Mr Gupta in the above event?
(a) Evaluating alternative courses
(b) Selecting an alternative
(c) Implementing the plan
(d) Follow-up action ni

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Answered by Equestriadash
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The stage of the 'Planning Process' being completed by Mr Gupta in the given event is (c) Implementing the plan.

"Mr Sanjiv Gupta decided to double the production of his company. Now he is going to translate his decision into reality. ..."

Mr Sanjiv Gupta wanted to double the production of his company and that his decision to do so is going to be brought into reality, which is done, or would be done, once he implements the plan.

"He is also thinking of how many additional/extra machines and workers will be required to achieve the production. His dream will be possible to be realised only after the arrangement for these extra sources is done. ..."

It is also only after implementation and observation that one can understand and estimate the real/actual input/output resources that are required for the plan to successfully work out.

Once the firm/organization implements the plan, they move one step closer to being able to achieve their set goals and perhaps, learn from certain setbacks that could occur and enhance their skills and abilities in the next plan.

To know more about the steps involved in the process of planning, refer to the link below:

brainly.in/question/41633171

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