SM IMPORTANT QUESTIONS FOR NOV 2013. Success is a vehicle which moves on a wheel named smart work but the journey is impossible without the fuel named self confidence. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. Objectives of business Characteristics of business environment Elements of macro environment and micro environment Global company and strategic approaches for globalization by a company Five competitive forces in an industry identified by Michael porter. You are a appointed as a strategic manager by AB ltd.Being a strategic manager what should be your tasks to perform? Strategic decision making and major dimensions of strategic decisions. Tips can you offer to write a right mission statement. Difference between vision and mission What you understand strategic management ? Strategic group mapping SWOT analysis BCG growth share matrix Ansoff ‘s product market growth matrix General electric model Strategic alternatives with reference to Michael porter’s strategics? Meaning s ( definitions are sufficient – 1 mark questions)- dear friends 1 mark questions are very very important , u can easily get full marks, so I didn’t take any risk here, please read practice manual for definitions. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. forward integration backward integration horizontal integration conglomerate diversification divestment liquidation concentric diversification. Need for turn around strategy Social marketing Augmented marketing Direct marketing Relationship marketing Services marketing Person marketing Marketing mix Logistics strategy Strategy formulation vs. strategy implementation Value chain analysis Advantages of SBU Corporate culture and importance Role of SM in non- profit organizations. Role of SM in education institute Role of IT in BPR Definition is sufficient (for definition read practice manual) BPR BENCHMARKING TQM SIX SIGMA 28. Themes of six sigma . Udaykumar135320@gmail.com Organization marketing Place marketing Enlightened marketing Differential marketing Synchro marketing Concentrated marketing Demarketing