Global E-Commerce
Strategy implementation issues
Strategy formulation and implementation are very difficult and lengthy parts of a management process. It should be known that both formulation and implementation are interdependent. In other words, the strategy making and the implantation of the strategy should be carried out in a proper way. There are many issues that arise in making strategy and implanting it.
Conflicts can arise during strategy formulation and one should know how to handle them. As mentioned earlier, strategy planning and execution are interdependent and a plan needs to be present before something can be executed. Another thing to note is that execution takes more time than coming up with the plan. This can detract the managers from attending to the strategic goals of the process. Furthermore, the process of executive should be adaptive and dynamic enough to any changes that may arise.
Another issue that comes up is that implementation and execution of a strategy involves many people and many managers across varying hierarchical levels. Communication down the entire plan pathway can be a problem and the entire organization should work to make sure that communication is maintained. The strategic objectives should be associated with the day-to-day objectives at varying locations and at different levels. It is also seen that some higher hierarchical managers believe that if something does go wrong, it is not their fault. A failure or fault in the entire strategy is everyone's responsibility.
Globalization and E-commerce
It is noted that globalization leads to...
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