MEGREY’

STRATEGIC
MANAGEMENT

MODULE 7
DEALING WITH
MANAGEMENT AND
OPERATION ISSUES
LESSONS

• Lesson 1- The operational issues in business

• Lesson 2– the Quick Navigation
• Lesson 3 -Corporate Operating Policies and control
• Lesson 4- Corporate Social Responsibility
WHAT ARE THE OPERATIONAL ISSUES?

• Operational issues and problems (OiPs) render

a business less profitable. They drain business
energy and resources. They
affect operational performance, impact strategy
execution and are anti-growth.
Operational Issues & Problems Management - Business Growth ...
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10 of the most common operational issues businesses face
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• dirtyclassroom.com › 3-types-of-navigation-b
• What is corporate policy? definition and meaning ...
• www.businessdictionary.com › definition › corporate-poli...
•10 of the most frequent operational issues that businesses face when they
grow, and what they need to do to overcome them.
•Managing overheads. ...
•Monitoring performance. ...
•Listening to feedback. ...
• Responding to competition. ...
• Regulation and compliance. ...
• Uncertainty. ...
• Cyber risks.
• lack of direction is one of the most common organizational
problems and it stems from two root causes: The leader or
leaders rarely discuss or chart a deliberate direction or strategy
for the future, or they fail to communicate a coherent message
about the strategy to all members of the organization.
• Quick Navigation Menu - Business Advice Forum
• www.businessadviceforum.com › misc › quick-navigati...

• Forum List. Business Help;
• Starting a Business
•  Growing and Managing a Business 
• Business Ideas
• Self 
• As with different ways to describe location, there are also
different ways to navigate places. Three main types of
navigation are
• celestial,
• GPS, and map
• and compass.
• Examples of Company Policies & Procedures | Small ...
• smallbusiness.chron.com › Human Resources › Policies
• Company policies and procedures establish the rules of conduct
within an organization, outlining the responsibilities of both
employees and employers.
• What are corporate policies?
• Usually, a documented set of broad guidelines, formulated after an analysis
of all internal and external factors that can affect a firm's objectives,
operations, and plans. Formulated by the firm's board of
directors, corporate policy lays down the firm's response to known and
knowable situations and circumstances.
• What are operating policies?
• OPERATIONAL POLICIES are general directives whose
purpose is to regulate the assistance provided by the Bank to its
borrowers, define development strategies, and provide a high-
level guide for operational decisions.
• General Operational Policies - ABOUT US | IADB
• www.iadb.org › about-us › about-us-
• why are corporate policies important?
• Policies and procedures are an essential component of any
organization. Policies are important because they address pertinent issues,
such as what constitutes acceptable behavior by employees. ... Utilizing
both policies and procedures during decision-making ensures that
employers are consistent in their decisions.
• what is the meaning of corporate social
responsibility?
• Corporate Social Responsibility is a management concept whereby
companies integrate social and environmental concerns in their business
operations and interactions with their stakeholders.
• What is CSR and examples?
• Corporate Social Responsibility Examples
• Some of the most popular CSR activities are philanthropy and community
volunteer efforts. For example, a large manufacturer may donate money to
land and wildlife preservation and organize and sponsor volunteer,
environmental clean up efforts.Jun 6, 2019
•THANK YOU