How to successfully define business objectives and strategies

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  • Luís Gonzalo Arce Burgoa Universidad Católica Boliviana Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.35319/p649dg09

Keywords:

Business strategy, Organizational objectives, Human resources

Abstract

Strategies are actions designed to achieve specific goals and involve analysis during planning and effort during execution. They apply to various areas, such as marketing or human resources, and are not limited to top management decisions—they occur at all levels of the company. Strategies must serve as clear and efficient means to reach objectives using minimal resources and time. They should align with company values, pose a challenge, and be feasible within a reasonable timeframe. Additionally, strategies help take advantage of opportunities, counter external threats, strengthen internal strengths, or overcome weaknesses.

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Author Biography

  • Luís Gonzalo Arce Burgoa, Universidad Católica Boliviana

    He holds a Master's degree in Marketing Administration and has completed the Senior Management Program (PAG) at INCAE.

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How to successfully define business objectives and strategies

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2010-05-30

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How to successfully define business objectives and strategies. (2010). Revista Perspectivas, 25, 191-201. https://doi.org/10.35319/p649dg09

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