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Barnes and Noble

Tools for Strategy: A Starter Kit Academics and Practitioners

Current price: $22.00
Tools for Strategy: A Starter Kit Academics and Practitioners
Tools for Strategy: A Starter Kit Academics and Practitioners

Barnes and Noble

Tools for Strategy: A Starter Kit Academics and Practitioners

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This Element discusses the concept and applications of strategy tools. Strategy tools are frameworks, techniques, and methods that help individuals and organizations to create their strategies. After a brief overview of different ideas on strategy and strategic thinking, we move on to define and discuss what strategy tools are and elaborate on the promise and perils of using them to implement strategic management. We review the most commonly used, classic tools and techniques, but also less well-known tools of the strategy trade, as proposed by scholars writing in the leading strategy journals. We conclude by offering suggestions on how to improve strategic design and the effectiveness of the resultant strategy through the selective use of the most appropriate tools. Overall, this Element provides a quick overview of the tools that are available to those tasked with creating organizational strategies and making strategic decisions.

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