Principles of Information Systems, Loose-Leaf Version
Principles of Information Systems, Loose-Leaf Version
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Author: Ralph Stair, George Reynolds
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Chapter 11.2, Problem 2CTQ
Program Plan Intro

Strategic planning:

  • It denotes a process that helps managers identify desired outcomes as well as formulate plans to achieve objectives.
  • It uses the capabilities and resources that are available.
  • The changing nature of organization and surroundings should be considered.
  • It provides a framework and a direction that is clearly defined for guiding decision making at all levels.
  •  It ensures most effective usage by focusing resources based on priorities.
  • It enables organization to be proactive and take advantage of opportunities as well as trends.
  • It enables all units to work together towards common goal.
  • It provides measures to evaluate performances.
  • It improves communication among the organization.

Role of a business liaison person:

  • The business liaison denotes a link of communication between two business entities.
  • It denotes a professional who performs duties of maintaining relationships, exchanging information as well as promoting operations.
  • In the given case, it acts as entity between business and distribution organization.
  • The business liaison is responsible for strategic implementation of solutions.
  • It improves business efficiency while meeting corporate business goals.

Pros and cons of accepting position:

  • The pros of accepting position are shown below:
    • The skill of relationship maintenance and operation promotion gets improved.
    • It helps advance career in organization.
    • It helps to increase creative thinking abilities.
    • It helps to learn and join more closely with company goals.
  • The cons of accepting position are shown below:
    • The cost expectations may rise indefinitely.
    • The delay in project termination may occur.
    • The new technology implementation may suffice lots of issues.
    • The unskilled employees may create issues while implementation.

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