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Concept of mission
• The reason of organizational existence defines the business in terms
of customers, employees, suppliers and the community.
Crafting a mission statement
• Brings uniformity
• Base of resource allocation
• Develops organizational culture
• Enhances employee ownership
• Defines the business
• Reflects the organizational responsibility
• Shows the operating philosophy
Difference between vision and mission statement
Basics of Vision statement Mission statement
difference
Objectives Its aim is to show where the Its aim to show how the organization
organization wants to be in future. will get to where it wants to be.
Answer It answers the questions, “Where It answers the questions, “What do
do we aim to be?” we do? What makes us different?”
Time A vision statement talks about A mission statement talks about the
future. present leading to its future.
Change A vision statement does not change A mission statement changes with the
even if the market conditions change in market conditions.
change.
Functions It describes where the organization It lists the broad goals for which the
sees itself years from now. organization is formed.
Characteristics of mission
• Broad in scope
• Precise
• Inspiring
• Multi components
• Distinctive
• Components of strategy
Linking vision and mission with company values
There is a close linkage between vision, mission and company values.
The vision is the foundation for the mission. A mission statement
defines the business in terms of the customers, employees, suppliers
and its community. The value statement is the description of the
guiding principles of organizational activities . Company values provide
support for the vision and mission.
Objectives
Concept of objectives
• The expected outcomes of an organization are known as objectives. They
convert the strategic visions into specific performance targets. Objectives
shows the managerial commitment towards performance achievement.
Objectives
Components of objectives
• Specific
• Measurable
• Achievable
• Realistic
• Timely
• Motivating
• Flexible
• Hierarchical
• Congruent across departments
Crafting objectives
• Define vision, mission and values
• Environmental analysis
• Determination of strategic objective
• Formulation of financial objective
Levels of objectives
• Corporate level objectives
• Business level objectives
• Functional level objectives
• Individual level objectives
Role of objective in strategic management
• Objectives define the relationship of the organization with its
environment.
• Shows the relevancy of vision and mission of the organization.
• Provide the base of strategic decision making.
• Also provide foundation for the development of work standard.
• Helps develop distinctiveness and existence of an organization and
enhance organizational attractiveness.
Financial versus strategic objective
Financial objectives
• Annual percentage increases in sales
• Annual percentage increase in after tax profit
• Annual percentage increase in earning per share
• Percentage return on capital employed or equity
• Sufficient cash flows
Financial versus strategic objective
Strategic objectives
• Percentage increase in market share
• Achieving lower overall cost than the competitors
• Achieving technological leadership
• Superior product performance or quality or customer service
Differences between financial and strategic
objectives
Bases of Financial objectives Strategic objectives
differences
Time They are the expected outcome They are the expected outcome
of an organization in short range of an organization in long range
normally within or below 1 year. normally above 5 years.
Expression They are expressed in They are expressed in qualitative
quantitative terms. terms.
Support They support the strategic They support the strategic vision.
objectives.
Scope They are narrower than the They are broad in nature.
strategic objectives.
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