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“Effective strategic business decisions bring together the right resources for the right markets at the right time. Timing is crucial. For example, Tesco developed its online ordering and delivery service as internet shopping expanded. Virgin sold off its music stores as downloading music became more popular.
The quality of a company’s decision making helps it gain an advantage over competitors. Business decisions must reflect an organisation’s aims (its purpose), such as to maximise returns for its shareholders. They should also relate to its objectives (its goals), such as to be the market leader in its field. To achieve its aims and objectives, a business puts in placestrategies. This approach applies regardless of the size of the business.
Consider a local bakery that operates a small cafe business. The cafe is open from 9am to 4pm, Monday to Friday. Competition from a nearby supermarket and fast food outlets is…”
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