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Good strategies only guarantee success if they are translated into action that yields acceptable results. The subject of strategy implementation has received much attention both in research and practice. Further, the treatment of strategy implementation as an administrative process makes it subject to the manifestations of an organization's internal environment. Consequently, the context in which strategy implementation takes place determines the nature of the challenges faced as well as influences the outcome of strategy. This book is based on a research conducted in Cooper Motors Corporation…mehr

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Good strategies only guarantee success if they are translated into action that yields acceptable results. The subject of strategy implementation has received much attention both in research and practice. Further, the treatment of strategy implementation as an administrative process makes it subject to the manifestations of an organization's internal environment. Consequently, the context in which strategy implementation takes place determines the nature of the challenges faced as well as influences the outcome of strategy. This book is based on a research conducted in Cooper Motors Corporation Limited (CMC Motors), a franchisee of several motor vehicle makes and models which is based in Kenya. The company is designed in such a way that each franchise operates semi-autonomously but also responsible to the corporate headquarter. This book provides an in-depth account of the practices and challenges to strategy implementation within a multidivisional organizational context. It also provides some recommendations for policy and practice to enhance effective and successful strategy execution within multidivisional company contexts.
Autorenporträt
Vincent Nyasaka Machuki is a lecturer of strategic management and entrepreneurship at the University of Nairobi. He received both his MBA and PhD in strategic management from the University of Nairobi. He also consults in strategic planning and corporate governance in private, public, and NGO sectors.