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What is Strategic Management? | From A Business Professor — Transcript

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  1. 0:00hello everyone welcome to business
  2. 0:02school 101 strategic management is
  3. 0:04normally considered the Capstone topic
  4. 0:06or course for management major students
  5. 0:08for other business major students
  6. 0:10Strategic Management can also offer a
  7. 0:13big picture to analyze business
  8. 0:14operations so what is Strategic
  9. 0:16Management what are the benefits and
  10. 0:18processes of strategic management in
  11. 0:21this video I will discuss these
  12. 0:23questions with you
  13. 0:25section one what is Strategic Management
  14. 0:28strategic management is the planned use
  15. 0:31of a company's resources to reach its
  16. 0:33goals and objectives Strategic
  17. 0:35Management requires ongoing evaluation
  18. 0:37of internal processes and external
  19. 0:39factors that may impact how a company
  20. 0:41functions companies of all sizes and in
  21. 0:43all Industries can benefit from the
  22. 0:45practice of strategic management from
  23. 0:47the following perspectives number one
  24. 0:49competitive Advantage Strategic
  25. 0:52Management gives businesses an advantage
  26. 0:54over competitors because its proactive
  27. 0:56nature means your company will always be
  28. 0:58aware of the changing market number two
  29. 1:00achieving goals Strategic Management
  30. 1:03helps keep goals achievable by using a
  31. 1:06clear and dynamic process for
  32. 1:07formulating steps and implementation
  33. 1:09number three sustainable growth
  34. 1:12Strategic Management has been shown to
  35. 1:14lead to more efficient organizational
  36. 1:16performance which leads to manageable
  37. 1:18growth number four cohesive organization
  38. 1:21Strategic Management necessitates
  39. 1:23communication and goal implementation
  40. 1:25company wide an organization that is
  41. 1:28working in unison towards a goal is more
  42. 1:29likely to achieve that goal number five
  43. 1:32increased managerial awareness Strategic
  44. 1:35Management means looking toward the
  45. 1:37company's future if managers do this
  46. 1:39consistently they will be more aware of
  47. 1:41Industry Trends and challenges by
  48. 1:44implementing strategic planning and
  49. 1:45thinking they will be better prepared to
  50. 1:47face future challenges
  51. 1:51section 2 process of strategic
  52. 1:53management for Strategic Management
  53. 1:55there are generally five steps in the
  54. 1:58process step one identifying Direction
  55. 2:00the first step requires the organization
  56. 2:03to have a clear vision and Direction
  57. 2:05before developing plans a business
  58. 2:07should determine its short and long-term
  59. 2:09objectives the company will not have any
  60. 2:12Clarity on processes and procedures
  61. 2:14unless it sets its goals beforehand step
  62. 2:16two analyzing resources an organization
  63. 2:20must first arrange its resources to
  64. 2:22carry out specific tasks to reap the
  65. 2:24Strategic Management benefits for
  66. 2:26example someone who excels at marketing
  67. 2:28May struggle to manage the
  68. 2:30organization's public relations hence
  69. 2:32the management should assess its
  70. 2:34resources and select the best one for
  71. 2:36respective processes step 3 framing
  72. 2:39strategies after selecting the best
  73. 2:41resource for every process the
  74. 2:43organization frames its action plan for
  75. 2:45accomplishing the goal this strategic
  76. 2:47planning consists of elements needed to
  77. 2:49achieve the set objectives of
  78. 2:51effectively the analysis assessment and
  79. 2:53supervision of processes at every stage
  80. 2:55help the business resolve issues whether
  81. 2:58internal or external step 4 implementing
  82. 3:01strategies following the strategy
  83. 3:03development based on the organization's
  84. 3:05objectives the next stage is to execute
  85. 3:07them every business must train its human
  86. 3:10resources from entry-level employees to
  87. 3:12managers to ensure they fully understand
  88. 3:14the process it will bring core
  89. 3:16competencies into action within the
  90. 3:18organization for the best possible
  91. 3:20output step 5 evaluating Effectiveness
  92. 3:23the review of strategies is the final
  93. 3:25step in the process looking into each
  94. 3:28aspect of the business during the
  95. 3:30strategy formulation and implementation
  96. 3:31helps the management identify the
  97. 3:33efforts of every individual the
  98. 3:35organization can recognize these efforts
  99. 3:38through performance appraisal schemes
  100. 3:39which are essential aspects of the
  101. 3:41business
  102. 3:43Section 3 an example let's use a car
  103. 3:47manufacturer as an example to understand
  104. 3:49the five steps of strategic management
  105. 3:51step one identification a car
  106. 3:54manufacturer named Stark Auto is
  107. 3:57preparing to introduce a new model of
  108. 3:58the electronic sedan to meet the
  109. 4:00increasing demand for electronic
  110. 4:02Vehicles they decide to implement
  111. 4:04Strategic Management to ensure that the
  112. 4:06product release goes smoothly
  113. 4:08efficiently and successfully Step 2
  114. 4:11analysis in the past Stark Auto's
  115. 4:14electronic vehicles have suffered from
  116. 4:16short Cruise range and poor Driving
  117. 4:17Experience before designing their new
  118. 4:20model they decided to run both internal
  119. 4:22and external analyzes to check their
  120. 4:24company's core strengths and weaknesses
  121. 4:26as well as industry opportunities
  122. 4:28threats and market trends for example
  123. 4:31Stark Auto have to know what resources
  124. 4:33they have which brands on the market are
  125. 4:35its major competitors who are their
  126. 4:37target consumers which core functions do
  127. 4:40their Target customers care about the
  128. 4:42most step 3 form formation Stark Auto
  129. 4:45has a tough job as the design must meet
  130. 4:47the consumers consistently changing
  131. 4:49needs and desires and the process often
  132. 4:51involves many revisions to find the
  133. 4:53perfect fit the interior and exterior
  134. 4:55must also be attractive and functional
  135. 4:57to potential buyers while including
  136. 4:59Innovative Technologies that make the
  137. 5:01car newsworthy and competitive for
  138. 5:03example to gain a competitive Advantage
  139. 5:05Stark Auto should focus more on
  140. 5:07increasing the cruise range and
  141. 5:09improving the interior design to make
  142. 5:11the new model more attractive
  143. 5:14step 4 execution once the design and
  144. 5:18Engineering specifications have been
  145. 5:20checked the car manufacturing process
  146. 5:22officially starts Stark Auto must
  147. 5:24monitor the whole supply chain closely
  148. 5:26to ensure all different parts arrived at
  149. 5:28the plant at the right place and right
  150. 5:30time it also must Implement management
  151. 5:32strategies and sophisticated engineering
  152. 5:35to make sure the manufacturing and
  153. 5:37assembling process runs smoothly as we
  154. 5:39know producing a car is not an easy job
  155. 5:42for example Tesla's Model S uses over 2
  156. 5:45000 purchased Parts which we Source
  157. 5:47globally from over 300 different
  158. 5:49suppliers it is extremely challenging to
  159. 5:51manage a plant with so many business
  160. 5:53partners to better execute the plan
  161. 5:56Stark Auto has to work coordinately and
  162. 5:58communicate effectively with all of its
  163. 6:00suppliers step 5 evaluation when all the
  164. 6:04stages of production have been completed
  165. 6:06the fully assembled card then has to be
  166. 6:08thoroughly inspected to ensure there are
  167. 6:10no defects before sending it to car
  168. 6:12dealerships this process also involves
  169. 6:14checking for any imperfections or
  170. 6:16inconsistencies with the exterior or
  171. 6:18interior
  172. 6:20section 4 summary let's wrap up today's
  173. 6:24topic strategic management is the
  174. 6:26ongoing planning monitoring analysis and
  175. 6:29assessment of all Necessities an
  176. 6:31organization needs to meet its goals and
  177. 6:33objectives changes in business
  178. 6:35environments will require organizations
  179. 6:37to constantly assess their strategies
  180. 6:39for success as the course introduction
  181. 6:41this video just wants to give you a
  182. 6:43brief idea about what strategic
  183. 6:45management is and what core contents are
  184. 6:47covered in the course you can find more
  185. 6:49detailed content with explanations from
  186. 6:52other videos in the playlist if you have
  187. 6:54any questions regarding this video
  188. 6:56please leave your thoughts in a comment
  189. 6:58below I hope that you guys have enjoyed
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  192. 7:04channel thanks for watching and I will
  193. 7:06see you next time

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