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WorksheetsBME-SM Pre-Exam 2023
Total questions: 62
Worksheet time: 1hrs 2mins
Are results of market-centered intangibles such as brands, company names, customer loyalty, repeat business, distribution channels, contracts, and agreements.
Infrastructure Assets
Intellectual Property Assets
Human Resource Assets
Marketing Assets
Are the strengths of organizations that consist of collective “expertise”, personal traits, creative and problem-solving capabilities, managerial, entrepreneurial, and competency asset skills, and organizational human-centered assets.
Human Resource Assets
Intellectual Property Assets
Infrastructure Assets
Marketing Assets
Aside from the management, constitute a significant part of the organizational milieu.
Organizational Policies
Management
Employee
Financial Policies
Expected of employees performing job functions in marketing, production, human resource, technology, and finance.
Core Competencies
Functional Competencies
Managerial Competencies
Competency
In some companies, the sub-businesses are assigned to product group managers, each of them are given key operating and staff functions.
Product Organizational Structure
Functional Organizational Structure
Territorial Organizational Structure
Organizational Structure
Marketing Strategy is not part of Strategic Management.
This statement is TRUE.
This statement is FALSE.
In some companies, the sub-businesses are assigned to product group managers, each of them are given key operating and staff functions.
Matrix Organizational Structure
Market-Centered Organizational Structure
Product Organizational Structure
SBU Organizational Structure
In this system, the target market is divided into geographical unit according to certain criteria.
Territorial Organization Structure
Product Organizational Structure
Functional Organizational Structure
Organizational Structure
It describes the wide range of structural forms that center on a group of customer needs rather than a region, product line, or function.
Market-Centered Organizational Structure
Product Organizational Structure
Matrix Organizational Structure
SBU Organizational Structure
It determines the direction the organization will take and affect its capability to realize its set business goals and objectives.
Organizational Policies
Employee
Management
Financial Resources
It includes all fundamental competencies expected of every employee. They are minimum requirements set by the organization.
Core Competencies
Managerial Competencies
Functional Competencies
Competency
It includes all service marks, trade names, designs, logos, seals, and symbols that are uniquely developed by an individual, a group of individuals, and an organization.
Technology
Trade Secrets
Trademarks
Brands
In includes company policies, which are the lifeblood of an organizational structure and system in place.
Financial Policies
Employee
Management
Organizational Policies
It is a combination of the sequential and interactive approaches, Feedback loop is essentially interactive.
Sequential Strategic Control
Feedback Strategic Control
Management Strategic Control
Interactive Strategic Control
It is a special types of strategic control that is applied when immediate reconsideration of an organization’s strategy/strategies is pursued.
Implementation Control
Presupposition Control
Strategy Surveillance
Vigilance Control
It is another factor that influences the choice of an organizational structure.
Size of the Firm
Market
Competition
Product
It is applied to evaluate whether the intermediate strategies are consistent with the overall strategy.
Vigilance Control
Presupposition Control
Implementation Control
Strategy Surveillance
It is designed to check systematically and regularly whether the arguments s are siring the planning and implementation process are still boring.
Strategy Surveillance
Presupposition Control
Vigilance Control
Implementation Control
It is efficient for establishing specialist resources but is best for integrating functions.
Market-Centered Organizational Structure
Matrix Organizational Structure
SBU Organizational Structure
Product Organizational Structure
It is more appropriate approach for strategic control, describes as interactive, this approach shows the communicating and collaborative nature of the processes of the strategy formulation, strategy implementation, and strategy control.
Interactive Strategic Control
Management Strategic Control
Feedback Strategic Control
Sequential Strategic Control
It is the process of monitoring the various strategies of the organization and determining whether is parallelism between the organizational milieu and that of the environment.
Interactive Strategic Control
Managerial Control
Sequential Strategic Control
Strategic Control
It is the traditional way of looking a strategic monitoring.
Sequential Strategic Control
Management Strategic Control
Feedback Strategic Control
Interactive Strategic Control
It refers to the administrative supervision of an organization. It includes leadership, the organization’s vision-mission, goals, and objectives to attain organizational success.
Management
Employee
Financial Policies
Organizational Policies
It refers to the knowledge, attitudes and skills expected of an individual in carrying out his job tasks.
Competency
Functional Competencies
Managerial Competencies
Core Competencies
It refers to the system or mode by which a group of individuals is able to achieve its desired goals.
Product Organizational Structure
Functional Organizational Structures
Territorial Organizational Structure
Organizational Structure
Its applications are in the fields of agriculture, business, science and education among others. It is an infrastructure asset when its impact produces phenomenal outcomes.
Technology
Trade Secrets
Brands
Trademarks
They are organized information in the form of operating systems, utilities, programs, and applications.
System Software
Software
Computer Programs
Application Software
This division structure raises the issue of whether any marketing functions should be performed at the corporate staff level.
Product Organizational Structure
Market-Centered Organizational Structure
Matrix Organizational Structure
SBU Organizational Structure
When an organization processes intellectual property assets, the entity is said to have created a competitive edge.
Market-Centered Organizational Structure
Product Organizational Structure
Organizational Monopoly
Comparative Advantages
It refers to assets that result from activities of the mind.
Infrastructure Assets
Intellectual Property Assets
Human Resource Assets
Marketing Assets
Brands are considered as effective means to attain market supremacy.
TRUE
FALSE
It handles common and specific tasks like word processing and others.
Software
Application Software
System Software
Technology
Controls the basic functions of a computer and usually come preinstalled with the computer.
Application Software
Software
System Software
Technology
Organization determine the direction that will take and affect its capability to realize its set business goals and objectives.
Organizational Policies
Facilitating Control
Financial Resources
Management
These may be simple and crude as long as they are functioning and producing the desired output.
Financial Resources
Employees
Organization
Facilities and Equipments
Refers to the purpose of organization.
Goal
Vision
Objective
Mission
Refers to the image that the organization aims to establish and project to both its employees and the oublic.
Mission
Vision
Goal
Objective
Is foremost in the management of any business. Someone who inspires his employees and stretches them to their optimum productivity.
Organization
Management
Leadership
Employee
In order to anticipate changes managers make decisions accordingly because markets are dynamic and subject to change.
Providing Information
Cost of System
Facilitating Control
Flexibility
An individual actions is often called team effort.
Facilitating Control
Providing Information
Coordination
Flexibility
A final actor that affects the structure of an organization prevailing in the company.
Philosophy of Management
The Market
The Products
Size of the Firm
A firm may find it necessary to organize its marketing efforts following the requirements.
Philosophy of Management
The Products
The Market
Competition
Geographic dispersion, income class, and buyer behavior need to be considered in organizing the market unit.
Competition
The Market
Size of the Firm
Philosophy of Management
It will indicate the complexity of its organization.
The Products
The Market
Size of the Firm
Competition
An effective but less expensive medium for product and service identification.
Market Dominance
Competitive Edge
Market Asset
Comparative Advantage
Include positive organizational features like structure, quality standards, and technology that enable an organization to establish its comparative advantage.
Market Assets
Infrastructure Assets
Intellectual Property Assets
Human Resource Assets
A streamlined organizational structure makes communication between management and employees easier because it eliminates bureaucracy.
Competitive Edge
Infrastructure Asset
Comparative Advantage
Market Dominance
It is an administrative and attitudinal nature.
Functional Competencies
Core Competencies
Managerial Competencies
Competency
Another facet of successful intellectual capital management is called.
Competency Learning
Competitive Innovation
Strategic Control
Strategic Enhancement
It is a good source of knowledge and enhancement.
Training
Education
Brand
Technology
It helps to provide employees with understanding, and adaptability to changing global demands.
Education
Culture
Training
Management
Are the assets to the organization.
Employees
Experts
Manager
Customers
It help to create appropriate market plans and competitive product positioning.
Infrastructure Technology
Financial Resources
Market Data
Human Resource Expertise
Illustrates productivity and reinforces efficiency in organizational learning.
Education
Training
Bench Learning
Competency Learning
Is the best assurance in achieving business sustainability, competitive advantage, and consequently, creating bargaining power.
Innovator
Competency
Innovation
Revolutionizing
Are the last phase of the strategic management process.
Strategic Evaluation and Controls
Strategic Control
Implementation Control
Strategy Surveillance
Is a monitoring system whereby a broad range of occurrences inside and outside the organizations.
Surveillance
Presupposition Control
Implementation Control
Strategy Surveillance
It means shadowing, observing, and scrutinizing the milieu.
Surveillance
Vigilance Control
Strategy Surveillance
Interactive Control
Are the modes expressed through financial metrics.
Market Performance
Financial Performance
Efficiency and Productivity Performance
People Performance
Emphasis of every organization that aims to achieve success.
Financial Performance
People Performance
Efficiency and Productivity Performance
Market Performance
It generates more sales and consumer leverage.
Market Peformance
People Performance
Financial Performance
Efficiency and Productivity Performance
Is the essential to the maximization of output.
Financial Performance
Market Performance
Efficiency and Productivity Performance
People Performance
