Management Strategy

A Management Strategy is an organizational strategy that defines approaches for directing and controlling organizational resources and activities.

• AKA: Management Approach, Management Framework, Management Philosophy.
• Context:
  • It can typically establish Management Principles through management strategy guidelines.
  • It can typically define Management Methods via management strategy techniques.
  • It can typically specify Management Prioritys using management strategy objectives.
  • It can often align Management Practices through management strategy standards.
  • It can often optimize Management Outcomes via management strategy metrics.
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  • It can range from being a Conservative Management Strategy to being an Innovative Management Strategy, depending on its management strategy risk appetite.
  • It can range from being a Centralized Management Strategy to being a Decentralized Management Strategy, depending on its management strategy control model.
  • It can range from being a Reactive Management Strategy to being a Proactive Management Strategy, depending on its management strategy timing.
  • It can range from being a Cost-Focused Management Strategy to being a Value-Focused Management Strategy, depending on its management strategy priority.
  • It can range from being a Short-Term Management Strategy to being a Long-Term Management Strategy, depending on its management strategy horizon.
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  • It can enable Strategic Alignment through management strategy cascade.
  • It can support Performance Improvement via management strategy execution.
  • It can facilitate Change Management using management strategy adaptation.
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• Examples:
  • Resource Management Strategys, such as:
    • Human Resource Management Strategy for talent optimization.
    • Financial Management Strategy for capital allocation.
    • Asset Management Strategy for asset utilization.
  • Quality Management Strategys, such as:
    • Total Quality Management Strategy for comprehensive quality.
    • Continuous Improvement Strategy for incremental enhancement.
    • Six Sigma Strategy for defect reduction.
  • Operational Management Strategys, such as:
    • Maintenance Strategy for asset preservation.
    • Risk Management Strategy for risk mitigation.
    • Documentation Management Strategy for information governance.
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• Counter-Examples:
  • Business Strategy, which focuses on market position rather than management strategy.
  • Technical Strategy, which addresses technology choices rather than management strategy.
  • Marketing Strategy, which targets customer acquisition rather than management strategy.
• See: Organizational Strategy, Strategic Management, Management Framework, Management Process, Governance Framework, Performance Management, Change Management.

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