Operations Strategy - Research Article from Encyclopedia of Management

This encyclopedia article consists of approximately 11 pages of information about Operations Strategy.

Operations Strategy - Research Article from Encyclopedia of Management

This encyclopedia article consists of approximately 11 pages of information about Operations Strategy.
This section contains 3,194 words
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After collectively considering the products and services demanded by customers, strengths and weaknesses of competitors, the environment, and the firm's own strengths, weaknesses, cultures, and resources, proficient firms can formulate their vision as expressed through the mission statement. This statement expresses the organization's values and aspirations; basically its reason or purpose for existence. Based on this mission statement the firm will formulate its business strategy. This business strategy is a long-term plan for accomplishing the mission set forth in the mission statement. Each function within the business can then derive its own strategy in support of the firm's overall business strategy (financial strategy, marketing strategy, and operations strategy).

Operations strategy is the collective concrete actions chosen, mandated, or stimulated by corporate strategy. It is, of course, implemented within the operations function. This operations strategy binds the various operations decisions and actions into a cohesive consistent response...

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