Ch. 9 - Strategic Control and Corporate Governance

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What is strategic control?

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Monitoring performance toward strategic goals

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What does the "Diagnose" phase involve? Recognize challenges, analyze environments, and identify root causes., Generate solution alternatives., Plan implementation steps., Validate hypotheses and confirm choice.

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Recognize challenges, analyze environments, and identify root causes.

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What is the primary focus of the "Decide" phase?

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Validate hypotheses and confirm choice.

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What is included in the "Deliver" phase of strategy implementation?

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Design the solution and monitor execution.

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What are the steps in the traditional approach to strategic control?

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Formulate strategies, implement strategies, and measure performance.

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What is the definition of the traditional approach for strategic control?

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A feedback loop from performance measurement to strategy formulation.

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When is double-loop learning used in strategic control?

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When goals change frequently

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What is single-loop learning in the traditional approach?

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A feedback loop focused on performance against set goals.

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What is the contemporary approach to strategic control? Options: An interactive model linking formulation, implementation, and control, A sequential process of planning and execution, A method focusing only on behavioral control, A rigid approach to monitoring performance

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An interactive model linking formulation, implementation, and control

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**Front**: **_How_** **_to_** **_do_** **_it_** **_right_**?

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Doing **_it_** **_right_**